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Thomson v. Thomson

1782

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Documents in this case (4)

  • Thomson — Petition, 25 Jan 1782 (Box 5)
  • William Thomson in Cairnybridge and Andrew Tod of Feal v. Andrew Thomson in Burnmiln — Answers, 19 Feb 1782
  • Thomson — Petition, 6 Mar 1782 (Box 5)
  • Thomson — Answers, 20 Apr 1782 (Box 5)

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Session Papers

Petition

Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition of Andrew Thomson Tenant in Burnmiln

25 Jan 1782
Answers

Answers for William Thomson in Cairnybridge, and Andrew Tod of Feal, Suspenders; To The Petition of Andrew Thomson in Burnmiln, Charger

19 Feb 1782
Petition

Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The petition of Andrew Thomson, Tenant in Burnmiln, and Alexander Russel, Wright in Leslie

6 Mar 1782
Answers

Answers For William Thomson in Cairneybridge, and Andrew Todd of Feal, Suspenders; To The Petition of Andrew Thomson, Tenant in Burnmiln, and Alexander Russell, Wright in Leslie, Chargers

20 Apr 1782

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University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)

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