Legal documents.
Found in 2020 Collections and/or Records:
Notes on, transcripts of, and excerpts from charters, other legal documents, and books, examined for genealogical purposes by Andrew Stuart in Scotland., 4th quarter of 18th century.
Notes on, transcripts of, and excerpts from charters, other legal documents, and books, examined for genealogical purposes in the Register Office, the Advocates’ Library and other official repositories in Scotland by Andrew Stuart., 4th quarter of 18th century.
Transcripts of material examined in the Register office begin on folio 1; those of material in the Advocates' Library on folio 210), and other official repositories.
Notes on, transcripts of, and excerpts from charters, other legal documents, and books, in the possession of private families and individuals in Scotland, examined for genealogical purposes by Andrew Stuart., 4th quarter of 18th century.
Includes notes on material in the possession of the Stuarts of Castlemilk, the Dukes of Hamilton, and the Dukes of Queensberry.
Notes on, transcripts of, and excerpts from Scottish charters, other legal documents, and books, of which the ownership is not indicated, examined for genealogical purposes in Scotland by Andrew Stuart., 4th quarter of 18th century.
Notes from some printed sources are also included.
Notes, queries and an outline of Lord Monboddo's pleading in the Douglas Cause lawsuit., 1766-1767.
Observations on Scots law, including notes on runrig lands.
Ochtertyre and Carroglen., 1509-1618.
Ochtertyre, Carroglen, Dry Isle, Clogie, Drummacharragan, Coig and Fowlis Wester., 1619-1700.
'Off Arrestments’, compiled by Lord Milton., [1712, or after.]
No case later than 1712 is cited.
Office papers of John Mackenzie, Writer to the Signet., 1726-1777.
The papers include indentures with apprentices, notes on writings, cash accounts, commission to be Deputy Keeper of the Signet, etc.
Office records of Messrs Tods, Murray and Jamieson, WS.
Official legal papers of Sir David Dalrymple, Lord Hailes., 1715-1783.
Official military correspondence and papers of General James St Clair, chiefly concerning the expedition to L'Orient, France in 1746., 1745-1748,.
Included are papers concerning French and British prisoners, and the courts martial on soldiers in the regiments of Major Frampton and Brigadier Richbell, 1746. Also, letters and papers, 1748, concerning the involvement of St Clair's regiment with the 1745 Rising.
Oldhamstocks., 1602-1688.
`Opinions Excise Scotland`, a volume containing copies of cases and opinions of Crown counsel in excise matters relating to Scotland.
The volume is stated (folio i) to have been copied for John Maule, Baron of the Court of Exchequer in Scotland, February 1752, from a book in the Excise Office at Edinburgh. It is prefaced by an indexed table of contents.
Original, and some contemporary copies, of charters and other formal documents relating to the claim by George Cockburn, Haldane of Gleneagles to the ancient Earldom of Levenax, or Lennox.
Almost all of these papers were used in the claim to the ancient earldom of Levenax, or Lennox, drawn up [but not brought to the House of Lords] by George Cockburn, Haldane of Gleneagles. An inventory of these documents and papers is available.
Papers, 1604-1658, of Ferintosh before its acquisition by John Forbes, chiefly relating to Mid Kinkell [including dealings with the Mackenzies of Gairloch]; with one document, 1653, relating to Bunchrew., 1604-1658.
Papers, 1704-1733, relating to the dealings of William Law, goldsmith and burgess of Edinburgh, with John Mackenzie of Delvine, advocate, his sons George and Alexander, and Colin Mackenzie of Rossend, with a modern biographical note, undated, on Law.
Papers, 1746, assembled by Lieutenant-General Sir John Cope.
The papers were gathered for use in evidence at the Board of Enquiry into Cope`s conduct as Commander-in-Chief in Scotland before the Battle of Prestonpans and at the battle itself.
Includes an account books of Cope`s concerning the Queen`s Regiment of Dragoons, 1741-1749.
Papers, 1769, concerning the feu held by Robert Ord in Queen Street, Edinburgh.
With a plan of the site of Ord`s house and garden, and a copy, 1767, of building and feuing regulations for the New Town.
With unrelated burgess ticket, 1713.
Papers and an inventory of title-deeds of the family of Stuart of Torrance concerning the feuars of Glassford on the Torrance estate., 1813-1912.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Papers, 1813-1912, concerning the feuars of Glassford on the Torrance estate (folio 1);
(ii) Inventory, 1844, of title-deeds concerning the feuars of Glassford, with some nineteenth-century copies of early title-deeds, but not those inventoried (folio 172).
Papers and copies of letters relating to the trial of Lord Charles Hay., 1757-1760.
Papers and correspondence chiefly concerning civil litigation involving the estate, and family trusts., 1719-1855.
Papers and correspondence of Andrew Stuart concerning various legal clients., 1742-1794, undated.
The contents are as follows:
(i) Papers and correspondence, 1781-1791, concerning Patrick Heron, husband of Lady Elizabeth Cochrane, Andrew Stuart's niece (folio 1).
(ii) Papers and correspondence, 1788-1790, concerning the claim of Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew John Drummond to the attainted title of Viscount of Strathallan (folio 73).
(iii) Papers of miscellaneous clients, 1742-1794, undated (folio 99).