| Document Type | Petition |
|---|---|
| Case | Miss Margaret Littlejohn, and Others v. James Hamilton |
| Author Name | |
| Submitted | 14 Jan 1834 |
| Marginalia? | Yes |
| Main Document Length (Pages) | 4 |
| Appendix Items | |
| Appendix Length (pages) | |
| Repository | University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections) |
| Container | UVALL Box 56 |
Citation
, "Unto The Right Honourable The Lords Of Council And Session, The Petition of Margaret Littlejohn, of Clifford Park, near Stirling, and of John Telford, late of the Stirling Bank; John Wright, residing at Stirling; Robert Moncrieff, Writer, Glasgow; and Hugh Moncrieff, Writer, Glasgow, accepting and surviving Trustees of the deceased Thomas Wright, Esq. of Clenny; Merchant in Stirling; and of James Johnston, Esq. of Straiton; and Stair Hathorn Stewart, Esq. of Physgill, as Attorney for the said James Johnston, and for his own interest, all Heritable Creditors of James Hamilton of Kames, Esq," 14 Jan 1834
, Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.
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