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Aitken et al. v. Incorporation of Tailors — Information, 15 Jan 1801

Aitken et al. v. Incorporation of Tailors — Information, 14 Jan 1801

John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Memorial, 13 Feb 1800

John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Answers, 8 Jul 1799

Thomas Erskine, of Linlathen, LL.D.

Name
Thomas Erskine, of Linlathen, LL.D.
Occupation
Advocate
Biographical Notes
Advocate, 29 Jan. 1811. Son of David Erskine, W.S.; unmarried.
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Life Dates
1788 - 1870

John Smith v. The Trustees for the Creditors of Donald Maclean — Petition, 21 May 1799

Scott v. Henderson et al. — Answers, 2 Jan 1801

Scott v. Henderson et al. — Petition, 25 Nov 1800

James Erskine, of Cambus

Name
James Erskine, of Cambus
Occupation
Advocate
Biographical Notes
Advocate, 6 Dec. 1808. Son of John Erskine, advocate; m. his cousin Jane Tytler.
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Life Dates
1787 - 1851

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