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Simpson v. Morison, and Glass and Son

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Session Papers

Petition

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Poor Elisabeth Simpson, Spouse to James Davidson late Tenant in West Grange, near Stirling, and him for his interest

17 Jan 1786
Answers

Answers for William Morison, late Maltman in Stirling, and John Glass and Son, Merchants there, his Assignees; to the Petition of Poor Elizabeth Simpson, Spouse to James Davidson, late Tenant in West grange, and him for his Interest

2 Feb 1786

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