Town of Van Buren v. City of Syracuse
New York County Courts
Appeal from a decision" of the superintendent of the poor of Onondaga county.
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
This is an appeal from a decision of the superintendent of the poor of Onondaga county, holding that the town of Van Burén is liable for the support of the family of one Henry Jackson.
Henry Jackson was married in August, 1886, and, with an exception hereinafter mentioned,, lived in the town of Van Burén until July, 1900, when he disappeared. At the time of his disappearance his family consisted of his wife and four children who became charges upon the town of Van Burén. Prior to 1900, Jackson once before left his family and was gone for a period of three years. The last heard from Jackson was…
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