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John McLaughlin Deposition for Hugh McLaughlin, Greer vs Given, 1806, Bath County Court
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Chancery Causes; Bath County, Virginia. Greer vs Given. LVA Microfilm Reel 99; Image 0496. Library of Virginia, Richmond. [Index #1806-001, original case #J113, local reel 078]
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Chancery Causes; Bath County, Virginia. Greer vs Given. LVA Microfilm Reel 99; Image 0496. Library of Virginia, Richmond. [Index #1806-001, original case #J113, local reel 078]
UPDATE 1: I will work on a transcription of this document. Please leave a comment below about the readability of these images on your screen.
posted by ResRev | 2:42 PM
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I can't read these; they are too small and too light. Hope you'll get a transcription up soon, or larger versions of the images - about twice as big would be good.
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I can't read these pages. Too light.
The documents are too small, they need to be alot bigger and then I think I could read them. The handwriting seems quite clear.
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