In re Brown
District Court, S.D. New York
In bankruptcy. [The bankrupt (Stephen Brown) was a brick-maker, and employed a large number of laborers at Coxsackie, Greene county, N. Y., where his business was located; and on or about the 20th December, 1869, settled with the laborers hereinafter mentioned, and a balance was struck and the amount set opposite to their respective names found due to them and each of them, for labor performed, by the bankrupt, within six months prior to the filing of his petition. [To wit:…
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In bankruptcy. [The bankrupt (Stephen Brown) was a brick-maker, and employed a large number of laborers at Coxsackie, Greene county, N. Y., where his business was located; and on or about the 20th December, 1869, settled with the laborers hereinafter mentioned, and a balance was struck and the amount set opposite to their respective names found due to them and each of them, for labor performed, by the bankrupt, within six months prior to the filing of his petition. [To wit: Henry Naseher. $141 35 Anthony Lavere. 215 30 John Boushire. 192 01 Nelson Boushire. 134 70 David Boushire.... 141 63…
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, District Judge.
The claims and demands above named ought to be allowed by the register and the assignee.
2Cited by1 opinion
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