Defendants seek annuity arrears/future payments from David Boswel’s estate, claiming Elisabeth Boswel-Futt’s liferent extinguished Walter Boswel’s prior annuity.
November 30, 1764 State of the Debts by David Boswell of Norther Glaffmount, asserting the balance of capital sums and interest due at the date of the liferent-right granted to his sister, Lady Glenfherup.
December 13, 1764 Petition of Janet Boswell alias Futt asking the Court to alter the Lord Ordinary's interlocutor regarding the annuity burden on the 12,000 Merks debt
John Gillon, Feb 13, 1765, argues Lord Torphichen, as heritor with 120th share, is entitled only to a seat proportioned to his rent, not the whole loft.
January 16, 1765 Information of Walter Lord Torphichen, Suspender, arguing that he is entitled to the whole loft in the new church as it matches the dimensions of his former immemorial possession
February 18, 1765 Memorial of William Maxwell of Nithsdale, arguing that compensation between him and Cowhill must be calculated from the date he acquired the heretable Bond, not from 1711.