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Nathaniel Henderson serverd on a jury as recorded in Fayette County, Tennessee.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. 1824-1833. FHS Microfilm 1003136, from Court
Minute Book A, Old Series: December 1824-April 1829. The entry reads:
p. 241 Thursday, 17 April 1828. The Court met according to adjournment. Present
David Johnson, Thomas C. Hudson and Henry F. Steel, Esquires, Justices of said
County.
James Dodson, A.M.C. Crawford, Robert Crawford and by the next found vs. Walter
SHINAULT, JOHN YEARY, and ISAAC YEARY: Sover [sic.] This day came the parties by
their attorneys and therefore came a jury of good and lawful men to wit: Isham R.
Trotter, Richard Ramsey, Samuel B. Martin, William Bill, Thomas H. Black,
Nathaniel Henderson, Robert Cotton, Alfred Moore, Enos V. Evans, Michael Gabbot,
Seabourn Bickerstaff, and John Wilson, who being elected constables and the truth
to speak upon the issue joined whereupon the plaintiffs agree to withdraw a jury
and that no suit be entered which is done accordingly therefore it is considered
by the Court that the defendants go hence without day and recover of the
plaintiffs their costs about this suit in this behalf expended. Whereupon the
defense plaintiff moved the Court that the nonsuit in this case be set aside and a
new trial had in this case and after solemn argument being heard by the Court here
fully understood it is considered that the nonsuit accede and that this cause
stand for trial at the next term of this Court and that the defendants recover of
the plaintiffs the costs of this term.