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John Anderson

Name
John Anderson
Occupation
Merchant
Connections
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Life Dates
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James Brisbane

Name
James Brisbane
Occupation
Carpenter
Alias
James Brisben
Biographical Notes
Spouse to Anne Luke
Connections
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Life Dates
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Anne Luke

Name
Mrs. Anne Luke
Biographical Notes
Spouse to James Brisbane; Daughter of Cornelius Luke
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Helen Stevenson

Name
Helen Stevenson
Biographical Notes
Daughter to George Stevenson, Esq.
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Colquhoun Grant

Name
Colquhoun Grant
Occupation
Writer to the Signet
Biographical Notes
Lived in Edinburgh; d. 2 December 1792
Grant, Colquhoun, -1792
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Life Dates
- 1792

John Gordon

Name
John Gordon
Biographical Notes
of Carrol
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Colonel Alexander Grant

Name
Alexander Grant
Occupation
Colonel
Biographical Notes
of House Arndilly
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-

Alexander-James Grant

Name
Alexander-James Grant
Biographical Notes
Son to Donald Grant
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Helen Stevenson v. Colquhoun Grant and James Stewart — Answers, 25 Apr 1767

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April 25, 1767 Answers by Colquhoun Grant writer to the signet and James Stewart writer in Doually to the petition of Mrs. Helen Stevenson, arguing that the poinding executed by them was preferable to the prior arrestment.

Helen Stevenson v. Colquhoun Grant & James Stewart

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William & Mary School of Law, Wolf Library

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The Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive is a multi-institutional collaborative initiative featuring Session Papers held by the Arthur J. Morris Law Library at the University of Virginia School of Law, the Library of Congress, and the University of Edinburgh.

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