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Inhabitants of the Parish of Crailing v. Hunter

1791

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  • Petition 1791

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Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Brown senior, and John Brown junior, Tenants in Ormiston Mains, Archibald Elliotat Crailing-Hall, William Buckham in Fernyherst, William Hunter, Tenant in Tour, John Bell and Charles Archibald in Upper Crailing, William Walker, Wright, John Cranston, Carrier, James Mitchell, Stephen Oliver, and Robert Glendinning, all in Elkford, and others, Inhabitants of the Parish of Crailing, and Descendants of the old Inhabitants, who have been immemorially in the Practice of Burying in the Church-Yard of that Parish

18 May 1791

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