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George Graham of Kinross v. James Beatson of Mawbill and others — Memorial, 18 Jun 1792

Date
18 Jun 1792
Type
Memorial
Case
Graham v. Beatson
Author
Adam Rolland, of Gask
Length
14 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 07
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item (13 pp.)
Abstract
AI-generated
George Graham of Kinross, June 18, 1792, argues teind-duties are free and must first fund the minister’s stipend, as held by his family by feu-farm and confirmed by charter.

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Appendix (from p. 15)

  • Valuation by the Sub-Commissioners of the Presbytery of Dunfermline of the teinds of the Parish of Kinross, 1 June 1630.
  • Precept of Clare Constat by Sir John Bruce of Kinross in favour of Robert Ranken of Coldun as heir to James Ranken in the teinds of Coldun, Kawelston and Brunthill, 21 August 1752.
  • Charter of Confirmation by Laurence Craigie, commissioner for Sir John Bruce of Kinross, in favour of James Stocks of Lathro, 6 August 1763.
  • Charter of Resignation by Sir John Bruce of Kinross in favour of Jean Steedman and Christian Steedman, 2 September 1760.
  • Copy Charter of Resignation by Sir John Bruce of Kinross in favour of Robert Ranken of Coldun, 8 September 1759.

Subjects

  • Teinds✳

Places mentioned

  • Kinross✳
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