State of the process of reduction and declarator, Janet Stevenson alias Baird, only Child of the deceased William Stevenson of Nether Barbeth, and now Spouse to Hugh Baird residing in Hamilton, and the said Hugh Baird her Husband, for his Interest, against Helen Macmillan, only Child procreate of the Marriage betwixt James Macmillan late in Braidnoch, her Father, and Janet Stevenson, only Sister of the said deceased William Stevenson of Nether Barbeth, her Mother, now Spouse to William Mitchell in Holehouse in the Parish of Kirkmichael and Sheriffdom of Air, and David Mitchell Merchant in Air.

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State of the process of reduction and declarator, Janet Stevenson alias Baird, only Child of the deceased William Stevenson of Nether Barbeth, and now Spouse to Hugh Baird residing in Hamilton, and the said Hugh Baird her Husband, for his Interest, against Helen Macmillan, only Child procreate of the Marriage betwixt James Macmillan late in Braidnoch, her Father, and Janet Stevenson, only Sister of the said deceased William Stevenson of Nether Barbeth, her Mother, now Spouse to William Mitchell in Holehouse in the Parish of Kirkmichael and Sheriffdom of Air, and David Mitchell Merchant in Air.

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Main Authors:	Stevenson, Janet, fl. 1767, Baird, Hugh, fl. 1767 (Author)
Corporate Author:	Eighteenth Century Collections Online
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Edinburgh : s.n., 1767]
Subjects:	Stevenson, Janet, > fl. 1767 > Trials, litigation, etc. > Early works to 1800. Trials (Libel) > Early works to 1800.
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