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Hyslop et al. v. Maxwell

1802

Documents in this case (2)

  • Petition Hyslop 1801
  • Answers Maxwell 1801

Session Papers

Petition

Unto the Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnybirst; John Purves, and Michael Purves, Tenants of a share of the divided Commonty of Langholm; William Little, Son of the deceased William Little, late Tenant in Barros Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm

2 Jun 1801
Answers

Answers for John Maxwell Esq; of Broomholm, to the Petition of Robert Hyslop, Tenant in Fairnyhirst; John Purves and Michael Purves, Tenants of a Share of the divided Commonyy of Langholm; William Little, lalte Tenant in Barross Grosts; and John Brown, formerly Shoemaker, now Carter in Langholm

17 Nov 1801

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