FIRST COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS.
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    The first Court of quarter sessions for Fairfield County, and previous to the establishment of the Court of Common Pleas, in May, 1803, was held on the 12th of January, 1801.  Emanuel Carpenter, Sr., was the presiding Justice, and Nathaniel Wilson, sr., David Vanmeter and Samuel Carpenter were his associates.  The session was held in a log school-house.  A Sheriff by the name of Samuel Kratzer, was appointed by the bench.
     A Jury was also appointed, which was called a Jury of Inquest.  The following are the names of the Jurymen: Jas. Converse, Foreman; Abraham Wather, Jeremiah Conaway, Arthur Teal, Conrad Fetters, Robert McMurtry, Sam'l. Caots, Abraham Funk, Thomas Cisfina, Amassa Delanoe, John McMullen, Joseph McMullen, Edward Teal, and Barnabus Golden.  There were no indictments found, and the Jury was discharged.
     Two Attorneys were sworn in - William Creighton and Alexander White.

STATISTICAL
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FAIRFIELD IN THE WAR OF 1812.
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REFUGEE LANDS
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REFORM FARM
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FAIRFIELD REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS
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