Petition #20981105
- Charles County, Maryland. November 14, 1811. - July 14, 1814.
- Court: Chancery
- Salutation: To the Honorable William Kilty Esquire Chancellor of Maryland
Abstract
On 12 August 1806, John Campbell became indebted to Dr. Daniel Jenifer for the sum of £464.6.5.1 and $3,000. Daniel Jenifer died intestate in 1809 and Daniel [of St. Thomas] Jenifer was appointed executor. John Campbell paid a portion of the first debt, but the $3,000 with interest "remains wholly due & unpaid." Daniel [of St. Thomas] Jenifer asks the court to subpoena Campbell and to compel him to pay the remaining debt, plus interest.
Result: Granted pro confesso.
- Number of petition pages: 4
- Related documents: PARs #20977501, #20983403; Receipt, John Morris, 14 November 1816; Application to take Bill Pro Confesso, 18 December 1812; Account, John Campbell to Admr. of Daniel Jenifer, 9 December 1816; Order, 27 March 1813; Chancellor's Report/Order, 27 March 1813; Copy of Bill and Order, 18 December 1812; Letter to Court from Trustee, 27 March 1813; Trustee's Report, 9 December 1816; Copy of Application to take Bill Pro Confesso, 27 March 1813; Decree, 14 July 1814; Dead Slave Report, John Campbell, 30 December 1816; Receipt, John Campbell to Daniel Jenifer, 29 October 1806; Receipt for the Advertisement of Slaves, J. B. Morris to Gates Seaton, 18 November 1816; Receipt for the Advertisement of Slaves, J. B. Morris to William Gwynn, 17 February 1817; Mortgage, John Campbell to Daniel Jenifer, 12 August 1806; Trustee's Bond, J. B. Morris and George Winchester, 1 October 1816; Indenture, Daniel [of St. Thomas] Jenifer, 27 November 1816; Schedule of Property, Daniel Jenifer, 9 December 1816; Decree, 1 March 1817; Order, 25 June 1817
- Pages of related documents: 51
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Citation information
Repository: Maryland State Archives, Annapolis, Maryland
- Schweninger Collection
- Page: 48
- Microfilm: M 11081
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