Suffolk County Court, 1675

Nonan v. Lilly

Nonan v. Lilly
Suffolk County Court · Decided July 27, 1675
2 Rec. Co. Ct. 610
Nonan v. Lilly

Opinion of the Court

Daniel Nonan plaint. agt Edward Lilly Defendant in an action of the case for not giving the saide Nonan two Suites of apparrell *611fit & convenient for such an apprentice & the Summe of ten pounds by the value thereof at the end of the sd term in such specie of payments are made according to the custom of New-England as will more fully appeare by Jndenture under the hand of sd Lilley & all other due damages according to attachmt dat. July 9th 1675. . . . The Jury . . . founde for the plaintife a new Suite of apparrell to the value of Four pounds in mony & ten pounds in currant pay according to the custom of the Country & costs of Court £01:03:0.

Execucion issued aug° 6° 1675.

Case-law data current through December 31, 2025. Source: CourtListener bulk data.