John Bolly v. Pierre Sajors

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John Bolly V. Pierre Sajors. 1805, St. Louis Circuit Court Historical Records Project, accessed October 2, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.washu.edu/s/ccr/item/60519

Case Title
John Bolly v. Pierre Sajors
Series
Lewis and Clark
Plaintiff
Boley, John
Defendant
Sajors, Pierre
Date Filed
1806
Filing Date
1806
Court Name
St. Louis Circuit Court
Court Term
1806-03
Judge
Gratiot, Charles
Clerk
Steele, Andrew
Sheriff
Connor, Jeremiah
Case Notes
Case dismissed by plaintiff; plaintiff also spelled John Bolly; defendant also spelled Pierre Lajois.
Case Number
10
Identifier
ccr1806.24221.002
Source
Missouri State Archives - St. Louis
Rights
Public Domain
Transcription
**John Bolly v. Pierre Sajors**

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**Page 1** (24221_001.jpg)
> *Legal Function: Summons*

Territory of Louisiansa
District of St Louis
Sct The United States of America to the Sheriff of the District
of St Louis - Greeting.
We command you to take Pierre
if he may be found in your [illegible] and him safely keep, so that you
may have his body before the Justices of our Court of Common Pleas, at
our Court, next to be holden at St Louis , in and for the District
aforesaid, on the third Tuesday of March next to answer unto
John Bolly in a plea of tresspass[?] on the case, to the damage
of the said John one hundred dollars, and have then there
this writ.

*Witness Charles Gratiot[?] first Justice of our said
Court, at St Louis aforesaid, this twenty first
day of January in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and six, and of the
Independence of the United States of America the
thirtieth And: Steele Prothy 1-21-1806*

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**Page 2** (24221_002.jpg)
> *Legal Function: Other*

Dismissed by Plaintiff

*Jer. Connor Acting Sheriff*
> *Legal Function: Caption*

No 10
Saint Louis
Common Pleas
John Bolly
Vs
Pierre Sajors
cap.
case
do in
$ 100

*To March term 1806 [illegible] by [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
6
[illegible] [illegible] [illegible]*

John Bolly V. Pierre Sajors. 1805, St. Louis Circuit Court Historical Records Project, accessed October 2, 2026, https://digitalexhibits.library.washu.edu/s/ccr/item/60519