1852 Lycoming County Court Judgments – Jacob Coder Defendant – Seized Property by Sheriff Peck

 Approximately 7.5" by 11" 

Original 1852 court ledger entries from Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, documenting judgments issued against Jacob Coder in two separate cases. The first case (No. 218) was filed by "Conrad and Watton" for a debt of $86.44; the second (No. 214) by "John Trucks & Co." for a debt of $230.57. Both entries note writs issued on October 5, 1852, and that personal property was seized to satisfy the debts. Detailed costs include attorney fees, prothonotary fees, and sheriff’s return. Both entries are signed by Sheriff H.S. Peck. A rare glimpse into 19th-century local legal enforcement and debt collection.