National Geographic, Volume 150National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography |
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... claims or rights of every name and nature over the plaintiff which they had by reason of being her father and mother , in consideration whereof said James E. and Jeannette K. Sague agreed to take the plaintiff and to adopt her as their ...
... claims or rights of every name and nature over the plaintiff which they had by reason of being her father and mother , in consideration whereof said James E. and Jeannette K. Sague agreed to take the plaintiff and to adopt her as their ...
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... claims and rights over the plaintiff . 5. Upon information and belief that said William G. Johnson and Maggie Johnson and the plaintiff herein fully performed all conditions and promises to be performed by them under said contract . 6 ...
... claims and rights over the plaintiff . 5. Upon information and belief that said William G. Johnson and Maggie Johnson and the plaintiff herein fully performed all conditions and promises to be performed by them under said contract . 6 ...
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... claim . Upon the filing of said Petition the Surrogate duly issued a Citation bearing date December 15th , 1931 , addressed to Mary Landon Sague , John K. Sague , Isobel S. Carter , S. Whitney Landon , Jr. , and E. Sterling Car- 147 ter ...
... claim . Upon the filing of said Petition the Surrogate duly issued a Citation bearing date December 15th , 1931 , addressed to Mary Landon Sague , John K. Sague , Isobel S. Carter , S. Whitney Landon , Jr. , and E. Sterling Car- 147 ter ...
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... claim that by virtue of the provisions of Section 283 of the 273 Civil Practice Act our time to file an answer was extended for a period of ten days following May 5th or , in other words , until May 15th . If Section 283 of the Civil ...
... claim that by virtue of the provisions of Section 283 of the 273 Civil Practice Act our time to file an answer was extended for a period of ten days following May 5th or , in other words , until May 15th . If Section 283 of the Civil ...
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... claims and rights of every nature which as natural parents the former had over the plaintiff ; ( 2 ) that in consideration thereof the foster parents agreed to take the plaintiff and adopt her as their child , to rear , educate and ...
... claims and rights of every nature which as natural parents the former had over the plaintiff ; ( 2 ) that in consideration thereof the foster parents agreed to take the plaintiff and adopt her as their child , to rear , educate and ...
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