King v. Snedeker

The appellants filed their complaint, in two paragraphs, against the appellees, the first paragraph alleging that in 1860 one John Snedeker entered into a written contract with Mary Rena Griffey, who was the mother of the appellant Mary King, whereby said appellant was bound as an apprentice to said Snedeker for a period of about sixteen years; that said Snedeker violated his covenants in said indenture, and that said appellant Mary King has been thereby damaged.

A copy of the indenture is also filed.

The second paragraph is like the first, except that it counts upon an indenture executed at…