United States v. James J. Strang and others, 1851: trespass on public lands (case A)

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Date: 1851
Concepts: Strang eramormonismgovernmentpropertyforestry

United States v. James J. Strang and others, 1851: trespass on public landsU.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Southern (Detroit) Division; National Archives · Public domain

Pages from one of three federal criminal cases charging James J. Strang, Samuel E. Graham, Franklin Johnson, Hezekiah D. MacCullough, Marvin M. Aldrich, George Miller, Joshua Miller, James M. Gregg and others with trespass on public lands. The timber-cutting charges ran alongside the mail case in the same 1851 term.

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Wikimedia Commons, United States v. James J. Strang and others, 1851: trespass on public lands (case A)
Catalogued from the case file's own NARA description via DPLA; page 1 of this file is a PDF rather than an image.
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Beaver Island Archive, “United States v. James J. Strang and others, 1851: trespass on public lands (case A)”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/us-v-strang-1851-trespass-a/, accessed [date], citing Wikimedia Commons, United States v. James J. Strang and others, 1851: trespass on public lands (case A).

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