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Gray and Others v. Lord Hermand's Interlocutor

1801

Documents in this case (2)

  • Petition 1801
  • Answers 1801

Session Papers

Petition

Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John, George, agnes, Thomas, and Isobel Grays, Children procreated of the Marriage between George Gray Mason in Kelso, and Agnes Pringle his Spousel and of the said George Gray, as Administrator-in-law for such of his Children as are Minors; and of John-Buckham Baker in Kelso, Husband to the said Agnes Gray

26 May 1801
Answers

Answers for George Pringle, Isobel Pringle, Margaret Pringle, Agnes Pringle, and Jean Pringle, Children of the deceased Thomas Pringle, Tenant in Blainslies, procreated of the Marriage between him and Agnes Pringle, his Spousel and for Robert Murray, presently residing at Blainsie, Husband of the said Isabel Pringle alias Murray, for himself, and for his Interest; to the Petition of John, George, Agnes, Thomas, and Isobel Grays, Children prpcreated of the Marriage between George Gray, Mason in Kelso, and Agnes Pringle, his Spouse; and of the said George Gray, as Administrator-in-Law for such of his Children as are Minors; and of Thomas Buckham, Baker in Kelso, Husband to the said Agnes Gray

14 Nov 1801

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