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Associated People

James Simpson
Andrew Simpson
Matthew Simpson
James Simpson
John Sloss Sr.
William Sloss
Alexander Smith
John Smith
James Soutar
Alexander Spalding, of Holme
Alexander Speirs, Esq., of Elderslie
William Spence
James Spottiswood
John Spreull Jr.
David Sprot
Andrew Sprowle
William Stainforth
William Stalker
John Stark
Thomas Stephen Sr.
Robert Stephen of Letham
Andrew Stephenson
Robert Stephenson
Stewart
William Stewart
Archibald Stewart
Geroge Stewart
James Stirling, 11th of Craigbarnet
William Stirling
Walter Stirling
James Stodart
Mr Strachan
James Stuart, Esq.
James Stuart
Andrew Syme
John Syme and Son
James Taylor
William Taylor
John Tennent
Mr. Charles Thomson
Robert Thomson
John Thomson
William Tod
James Tod
Cornelius Tod
Patrick Traill
Archibald Trotter
John Tulloch
George Turnbull Jr.
Joseph Turner
Edward Tyson
John Andrew Utoff Ludson
George Veitch
Gavin Waddel
Meldrum James Walker
John Walker
David Walker
James Walker
John Wallace
Thomas Walpole
Hugh Warden
Wardrope
Adam Watson
John Watson
James Watson Sr.
James Watson
David Webster
John Webster
Henry White
James White
Gavin White
Thomas White
John Whitlock
George Wilkie
Alexander Wilkie
William Wise
Walter Wood
John Wood
John Wood
James Wood
William Wood
William Wood
William Wood, Merchant in Ayr
Robert Wood
John Wright Jr.
James Yelton
James Young
Thomas Young
John Young
John Young
Gavin Young

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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 and the Library of Congress. The documents are hosted by the Centre for Research Collections at the University of Edinburgh. 

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