Charles v. Cochran
2 Del. Cas. 51
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Charles v. Cochran, 2 Del. Cas. 51 (Del. Super. Ct. 1796).
Opinion
John Watster. Robert Maxwell, in 1788, hired Charles of John Cochran, who lived on old Mr. Carnan’s place. I always understood he got him of Jacob Ozier, near Drawyers. In February, 1793, Charles left me — I was Maxwell’s overseer — and went to Richard Hodgson.
On motion, petitioner [granted] leave to withdraw his petition, not having evidence to support it.
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