| Document Type | Petition |
|---|---|
| Case | Gordon v. Representatives of Michie |
| Author Name | |
| Submitted | 26 Nov 1794 |
| Marginalia? | Yes |
| Main Document Length (Pages) | 13 |
| Appendix Items | |
| Appendix Length (pages) | |
| Repository | University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections) |
| Container | UVALL Box 10 |
Citation
, "Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition Of Mrs Barbara Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr William Mackenzie, presently residing at Manse of Clunie; and Mrs Elizabeth Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr Thomas Gordon of Crathienaird, Minister of Aboyne, Daughters and Co-heiresses, and nearest of kindred of the deceased Mr Robert Michie, late Minister of Clunie, with Consent of their said Husbands, and the said Mr William Mackenzie, and Mr Thomas Gordon for themselves, their own Right and Interest;," 26 Nov 1794
, Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.
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Unto The Right Honourable The Lords of Council and Session, The Petition Of Mrs Barbara Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr William Mackenzie, presently residing at Manse of Clunie; and Mrs Elizabeth Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr Thomas Gordon of Crathienaird, Minister of Aboyne, Daughters and Co-heiresses, and nearest of kindred of the deceased Mr Robert Michie, late Minister of Clunie, with Consent of their said Husbands, and the said Mr William Mackenzie, and Mr Thomas Gordon for themselves, their own Right and Interest;
Answers For The Honourable Cosmo Gordon of Clunie, one of his Majesty's Barons of Exchequer; To The Petition Of Mrs Barbara Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr William Mackenzie, presently residing at Manse of Clunie; and Mrs Elizabeth Michie, Spouse of the Reverend Mr Thomas Gordon of Crathienaird, Minister of Aboyne, Daughters and Co-heiresses, and nearest of kindred of the deceased Mr Robert Michie, late Minister of Clunie, with Consent of their said Husbands, and the said Mr William Mackenzie, and Mr Thomas Gordon for themselves, their own Right and Interest.
