Richard Hindmarsh, and Margaret, his wife, appellants. Mary Everard, widow, and Mary Everard an infant, her daughter, respondents. The respondents case

Richard Hindmarsh, and Margaret, his wife, appellants. Mary Everard, widow, and Mary Everard an infant, her daughter, respondents. The respondents case

by Mary Everard

Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 1199, no. 56.

1702

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