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Duncan Mathieson

Dates
1784–?
Occupation
Advocate

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Name
Duncan Mathieson
Occupation
Advocate
Biographical Notes
Advocate, 23 Feb. 1808. Son of Captain Donald Mathieson ; m. Annabell; Sheriff-Substitute Leith 1827.
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Life Dates
1784 - 1838

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Documents Authored

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Title Type Document Title Submitted
LC Volume 03 Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Poor May or Marjory Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher in Bridgent of Perth;

16 Jan 1810
LC Volume 03 Condescendence

Condescendence for Poor May or Marjory Murray, Relict of John Hall, Fisher at Bridgend of Perth, Pursuer, against Christian Bisset, Widow of the late John Crombie, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; Catherine Crombie, only child of the said John Crombie, and Spouse of Thomas Thomson, Mason in Bridgend of Perth; and the said Thomas Thomson, for his own interest, Defenders.

23 Jun 1810
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