State of Mississippi, Circuit Court Criminal Case, Lowndes County, State v. Joiner, Case File No. 310

Creator

Circuit Court of Lowndes County

Files

Description

Twelve pages of original court documents from the State v. Joiner case dating 1843. The case was heard in the State of Mississippi Lowndes County Circuit Court.

Transcription

The State of Mississippi, Lowndes County, charged John Joiner with larcany. John was the principal and Burrell and Isaac Joiner the securities in 1843. John was fined $500 while Burrell and Isaac were fined $250 each if John did not appear for court. Sidney S. Franklin gave a surety bond on the debt in 1845. One enslaved man, Madison, property of Isaac Joiner, was levied on the said debt. A decree from Albert G. Brown, Governor of Mississsippi, remitted the sentence for Burrell and Isaac February 3, 1846.

Approximate Creation Date

1843

Time Period

1840-1849

Subjects

Slaveholders.; Slavery -- Mississippi.; Slavery -- Mississippi -- History -- Sources.; Slaveholders.; Slaves -- Social Conditions.; Crime and race.; Legal documents.; Negotiable instruments.; Crime--History.

Keywords

Slavery, Slaves, Circuit Court, State Court, Criminal Files, Enslaved persons, Lowndes County, Mississippi; Legal instrument

Geographic Location

Columbus--Mississippi; Lowndes County (Miss.).

Object Type

Text

Physical Format

Document

Digital Format

TIFF

Physical ID

State v. Joiner Case No. 310, Box 1, Lowndes County Circuit Court State Cases Criminal Files Collection

Digital ID

CLP_CircuitCourtCriminal_310_StateVsJoiner_1845

Source

State of Mississippi Lowndes County Circuit Court State Criminal Case Files Collection. Billups-Garth Archives, Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System (Miss.).

Repository

Columus-Lowndes Public Library System

Publisher

Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System

Digital Publisher

Mississippi State University Libraries

Rights

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Recommended Citation

State v. Joiner Case File No. 310. Lowndes County (Miss.) Circuit Court State Criminal Cases. Local Government Records, Billups-Garth Archives, Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System.