Well, Mr. Linfield's signature is certainly easier to read than Mr. Brady's. What are those middle initials? First looks like a "P"? But the second? And a what clerk? And do the two Bradys have similar writing styles because they are related, or is that typical for that dept.?
Lion Linfield is being notarized. Joseph P Brady is Clerk of the US District Court, but did not sign -- James D Brady, Deputy clerk signed instead (and wrote both names).
Lion Linfield
ReplyDeleteWell, Mr. Linfield's signature is certainly easier to read than Mr. Brady's. What are those middle initials? First looks like a "P"? But the second? And a what clerk? And do the two Bradys have similar writing styles because they are related, or is that typical for that dept.?
ReplyDeleteLooks like 2 different Brady signatures:
ReplyDeleteJoseph P. Brady - Clerk of the Court
James D. Brady - Deputy Clerk
Lion Linfield is being notarized. Joseph P Brady is Clerk of the US District Court, but did not sign -- James D Brady, Deputy clerk signed instead (and wrote both names).
ReplyDeleteI agree with Claire. These are fun!
ReplyDeleteYes, the same person wrote both names. Interesting "J".
ReplyDeleteLion Linfield is the applicant on this one.
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