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John Pendrich v. Andrew Pendrich

14 Jun 1794

Documents in this case (3)

  • Replies 1794
  • Bill of Advocation 1794
  • Answers 1794

People involved

  • John Pendrich — Pursuer
  • John Gray — Attorney
  • Andrew Pendrich — Defender
  • Marion Pendrich — Defender

Published Reports

Locations

Session Papers

Bill of Advocation

[To Be Reported by Lord Dreghorn.] In the Bill of Advocation, John Pendrich, Son of the deceased John Pendrich, Baker at Rosewell, and his Tutor ad litem, Against Andrew Pendrich, Brother, and Marion Pendrich, Sister of the said deceased John Pendrich

14 Jun 1794
Answers

Answers for Andrew Pendrich, Painter in Kirkaldy, Brother-german of the deceased John Pendrich, later Baker in Rosewell; and for Marion Pendrich, residing at Gallowshall, near Dalkeith, Sister-german of the said deceased John Pendrich, Executors dative qua nearest in kin, decerned and confirmed to their said deceased Brother before the Commissaries of Edinburg: To The Bill of Advocation offered for John Pendrich, residing in Edinburgh, therein designed Son of the said deceased John Pendrich, and John Gray, Solicitor at Law, his Tutor ad litem

19 Jun 1794
Replies

Replies for John Pendrich, Son of the deceased John Pendrich, Baker at Rosewell, and his Tutor ad litem, To The Answers for Andrew and Marion Pendrichs

Jun 1794

Repository & Extent

William & Mary School of Law, Wolf Library
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