1846 Deposition of John H. Copeland
Summary:
1846 Deposition of John H. Copeland (alleging damages from Wyandot horses)Description:
In this deposition, John H. Copeland is claiming that in June 1843, a party of Wyandots camped near the farm where he was living, and they allowed their horses to graze in the corn fields. Copeland claims that the horses destroyed $50 worth of the corn crop.
Original Date Description:
September 24, 1846