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Bromfield v. Paterson et al

1786

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  • Information 1786
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  • Information 1786

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Session Papers

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Information for Stephen Bromfield of Haffington-Mains, Esq; Major of the 40th Regiment of Foot, Pursuer; Against Mrs Ann Paterson of Eccles, and Philip Anstruther-Paterson, Esq.; her Husband, and against Mary Paterson, Spouse of Alexander Campbell, residing in the Back of Canongate, Edinburgh, and the said Alexander Campbell, for his Interest, and Henry Campbell, only Child of the Marriage between the said Alexander Campbell and Mary Paterson, Defenders

25 Feb 1786
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Information for Mary Paterson, Spouse of Alexander Campbell, Residenter in Edinburgh, and the said Alexander Campbell for his interest, and Henry Campbell, their Son; In the Cause, Stephen Bromfield, Esq; of Haffington Mains, against Mrs. Anne Paterson of Eccles, and Philip Anstruther Paterson, her Husband

28 Feb 1786
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Information for Mrs. Anne Paterson of Eccles, and Philip Anstruther Paterson, Esq; her Husband, defenders; Against Stephen Bromfield, Esq; Major of his Majesty's 40th Regiment of Foot, pursuer

28 Feb 1786

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