Opinion as to the Validity of John Tunicker's Will, 1784 June 2.

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Opinion as to the Validity of John Tunicker's Will, 1784 June 2.

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Woods renders his opinion that Tunicker's will is invalid and that the property of the estate, which was located in New York, N.Y. should be transferred to the eldest son and not shared equally by all the children. This opinion is corroborated by Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Smith.

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American Periodical Series I

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