Name
Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord Woodhouselee
Occupation
Advocate
Judge-Advocate
Judge
Historian
Alias
Alexander Tytler
Biographical Info
Oxford DNB
Biographical Notes
Advocate 1770. Son of William Tytler, historian and Anne Craig; 1776 m. Ann Fraser, heir of Balnain; father to Patrick Fraser Tytler, historian; Professor of History Edinburgh University 1780; Judge Advocate 1790; Bench 1802. Ally of Henry Dundas.
Woodhouselee, Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord, 1747-1813
Woodhouselee, Alexander Fraser Tytler, Lord, 1747-1813
Life Dates
1747 - 1813

Associated Cases

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Case Role Date
Fraser v. Lord Woodhouselee Defender 1804

Documents Authored

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Title Type Document Title Submitted
Myles v. Schiniman Information

Information for Magdalene Scheniman, relict of John Myles Wright at Hillbank, near Dundee, now Spouse to James Wright, Wright in Dundee, and the said James Wright for his interest, Defenders; against Alexander Myles "alleged" presently in American, and George Myles his brother, and Curator bonis appointed to him, Pursuers

 		29 Jun 1799
Myles v. Schiniman Petition

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Magdalene Scheniman, Relict of John Myles Wright at Hillbank, near Dundee, now Spouse to James Wright, Wright in Dundee, and said James Wright for his Interest

 		10 Nov 1799
Myles v. Schiniman Information

Information for Magdalene Scheniman, relict of John Myles Wright at Hillbank, near Dundee, now Spouse to James Wright, Wright in Dundee, and the said James Wright for his interest, Defenders; against Alexander Myles "alleged" presently in American, and George Myles his brother, and Curator bonis appointed to him, Pursuers

 		29 Jun 1799
Myles v. Schiniman Petition

Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of Magdalene Scheniman, Relict of John Myles Wright at Hillbank, near Dundee, now Spouse to James Wright, Wright in Dundee, and said James Wright for his Interest

 		10 Dec 1799
Bromfield v. Paterson et al Information

Information for Mary Paterson, Spouse of Alexander Campbell, Residenter in Edinburgh, and the said Alexander Campbell for his interest, and Henry Campbell, their Son; In the Cause, Stephen Bromfield, Esq; of Haffington Mains, against Mrs. Anne Paterson of Eccles, and Philip Anstruther Paterson, her Husband

 		28 Feb 1786