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1787
SuccessionAlimentHeirship MoveablesDebtTrustHeritor

Jean Brown petitioned to alter an interlocutor that had ordered her to return a gold watch and gowns to Janet Brown, relict of George Baird, contending that the items were not marital property. Janet Brown answered, defending her claims of inheritance and possession of the heirship-moveables in dispute.AI-generated

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  • Brown v. Brown — Petition, 24 Jan 1787
    Jean Brown petitions to alter an interlocutor ordering her to return a gold watch and gowns to Mrs Baird, arguing they were not marital property.
  • Janet Brown v. Jean Brown — Answers, 8 Feb 1787
    February 8, 1787 Answers by Janet Brown, relict of George Baird, junior, to the petition of Jean Brown, daughter of John Brown, portioner of Airdrie, responding to claims of inheritance and possession of heirship-moveab…

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