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Petitioners seek recall of sequestration against Joseph T. Crawford & Co. of Lisbon, asserting it was a separate, solvent entity and funds paid were not estate proceeds.

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David Young, block-maker and mast-builder, claims as lawful son of Peter Young and nearest heir to Alexander Young, Esq; of Cornhill, Merchant in Aberdeen.

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James Stormonth submits proof challenging David Young’s legitimacy by disputing his mother’s identity and the 1768 marriage’s relevance.

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Memorial of James Stormonth, asserting that he is the lawful heir-portioner of the deceased Alexander Young, and that the claimant David Young lacks legitimacy as his nephew.

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Commissioner appointed to take proof in a dispute over David Young’s claim to be the child of Peter Young, carpenter, deceased, versus James Stormonth’s challenge to that lineage.

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Answers by James Stormonth to the condescendence of David Young, denying that Peter Young and Elisabeth Jones were ever married and asserting David Young was not recognized as nephew by Alexander Young

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David Young claims inheritance from his father Peter Young via uncle Alexander Young, supported by marriage records, letters, and witness testimony against James Stormonth’s denial.

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David Young claims heirship via lineal descent against James Stormonth, asserting bloodline and contesting Stormonth’s commission-based claim.

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Petition of James Stormont and David Young, asking the Court to appoint two Assessors to the Macers in the services and competition of Brieves relating to the estate of Alexander Young.

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Mr Young seeks to be recognized as heir-general and of conquest to deceased Alexander Young, while Mr Stormonth contests the validity of the service and seeks concurrent recognition as heir-portioner.

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Messrs. Ewing, Miller & Company v. William Bennet — Replies, 4 Mar 1817

James Stormonth v. David Young — Memorial, 8 Jul 1816 [2]

James Stormonth v. David Young — Proof, 1816

James Stormonth v. David Young — Memorial, 19 Jul 1816

PROOF for DAVID YOUNG.

David Young v. James Stormonth — Answers, 1815

David Young v. James Stormonth — Condescendence, 19 Jul 1815 [2]

CLAIM FOR DAVID YOUNG.

Petition — James Stormont and David Young

PART I. INDEX TO PROCEEDINGS, PROOF, &c. on behalf of Mr DAVID YOUNG.