Old Documents from the 1860's
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These are mostly "Estray notices." That's where someone comes upon a stray
animal, describes it, gets a neighbor or two to vouch for it and has the Justice
of the Peace sign it. In a few cases, the "finder/finders" sign it. They
describe the animal and, of course, where it was found. If there wasn't a newspaper to advertise it in at the time, the notice was posted at the door of the court house. These notices are free to anyone for a self-addressed, stamped, business-size envelope.
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