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Gordon v. Wemyss

12 Nov 1764

Documents in this case (4)

  • Information 1764
  • Information 1764
  • Petition 1765
  • Answers 1765

People involved

  • Isabel Gordon — Defender
  • Alexander Wemyss — Pursuer, ADMINISTRATOR-IN-LAW.
  • William Wemyss — Pursuer

Published Reports

Locations

Session Papers

Information

Information for Isobel Gordon, only Sister and Heir at Law of the deceased Alexander Gordon of Edintore, Defender, Against Alexander Wemyss, and his Father, William Wemyss of Craighall, his Administrator in Law, Pursuers.

12 Nov 1764
Information

[Lord Alemoor Reporter] Information for Alexander Wemyss second Son to William Wemyss of Craighall, and for his Father, as his Administrator in Law, Pursuer; Against Isabel Gordon his Grandmother, only Sister of the deceased Alexander Gordon of Edintore, Defender

20 Nov 1764
Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Isabel Gordon, only Sister and Heir at Law of the deceased Alexander Gordon of Edintore

5 Mar 1765
Answers

Answers for Alexander Wemyss, second Son to William Wemyss of Craighall, and for his Father, as his Administrator in Law, Pursuer; to the Petition of Isabel Gordon, only Sister and Heir at Law of the deceased Alexander Gordon of Edintore, Defender.

1 May 1765

Repository & Extent

William & Mary School of Law, Wolf Library
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