heirship

Synonyms for heirship

noun person's background, tradition

It will be time enough when all this tumult about the heirship has abated.

The court demands that the evidences of heirship be very definite.

He had then felt that if he could only do that he could reconcile himself to the heirship.

He will leave the heirship to be finally adjusted by the Court.

In it we have unfolded to us the two great principles of sonship and heirship.

Sonship and heirship are inseparably connected in the thoughts of God.

I, for instance, who had within me the witness of heirship, had none of it.

If poor Herbert had been alive, how gladly I would have left the heirship to him!

If he would but marry, I would engage never to marry myself, or cut him out of the heirship.

The British world regards the position of heirship to acres as the most desirable which a young man could hold.