Ware v. Brush
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Ohio
1Opinion of the Court
McLEAN, Circuit Justice.
The complainants [John H.Ware and others] represent themselves to be the only heirs and representatives of John Hoekaday, deceased, who was an officer of the revolution, m the Virginia line on continental establishment. That he was entitled to four thousand acres of land, in the Virginia military tract in Ohio; and that he died in 1791), before the warrants were obtained. That before his decease he made a will, in which he disposed of his personal estate, and appointed Robert S. Ware, his son-in-law, William Parish and John Saunders, his executors; but Ware only proved…
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