1764–1765
DivorceDebtAlimentSuccessionMarriageAdulteryPoor May Donaldson submitted a memorial against Taylor arguing that her mother Jean Lindsay was lawfully married to William Donaldson and that she was entitled to succession as a legitimate heir. Based on the single document cataloged for this case.AI-generated
Documents in this case (2)
- May Donaldson v. Cecilia Taylor, Mary Taylor, John Wiggam, Simon Bennet and John Flockhart — Memorial, 6 Jan 1764January 6, 1764 Memorial of Poor May Donaldson, arguing that her mother Jean Lindsay was lawfully married to William Donaldson and that she is entitled to succession as a legitimate heir.
People & places in this case
People involved
- May Donaldson — Pursuer
- Cecilia Taylor — Defender
- Mary Taylor — Defender
- John Whigham — Defender, Miner
- Simon Bennet — Defender, Brewer
- John Flockhart — Defender, Writer
- Laurence Inglis — Defender, Writer
