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Preliminary Hearing of JS and Lyman Wight

7 September 1838

JS and Lyman Wight visited John Raglin farm for prelimnary hearing before Austin A. King on charges arising from confrontation with Adam Black; JS and Wight gave bonds for later court appearance, Honey Creek Township, Daviess County, Missouri.

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