Date
1 Aug 1770
Type
State of the Process
Case
Jean Telfair v. Dorothea Telfair and Hugh Shaw
Author
George Brown
Length
40 pages
Repository
University of Virginia Law Library (Special Collections)
Container
UVALL Box 02
Marginalia
Yes
Appendix
1 item

Citation

George Brown, "State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator, Jean Telfair, only Sister and Heir of the deceast Samuel Telfair, Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, and William Carson Elder in Balmae, her Husband, for his Interest, against Dorothea Telfair, Relict of the said Samuel Telfair, and Hugh Schaw, Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, her Husband, for his Interest [Manuscript notes included]," 1 Aug 1770 , Scottish Court of Session Digital Archive Project. Charlottesville: University of Virginia Law Library, 2015-2019.

Related Case Materials

State of the Process, 1 Aug 1770

State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator, Jean Telfair, only Sister and Heir of the deceast Samuel Telfair, Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, and William Carson Elder in Balmae, her Husband, for his Interest, against Dorothea Telfair, Relict of the said Samuel Telfair, and Hugh Schaw, Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, her Husband, for his Interest [Manuscript notes included]

Memorial, 25 Apr 1771

Memorial for Poor Jean Telfair, only Sister and Heir of the deceast Samuel Telfair Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, Pursuer, against Dorothea Telfair, Relict of the said Samuel Telfair, and Hugh Schaw late Innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, now in Douglas Isle of Man, her Husband, for his Interest, Defenders

Memorial, 25 Apr 1771

Memorial for Dorothea Telfair, widow of Samuel Telfair innkeeper in Kirkcudbright, and now spouse to Hugh Shaw vintner there, Defenders, Against Jean Telfair, sister of said Samuel Telfair and her husband, Pursuers