Memorial for James Sibbald shoemaker and convenor of the trades in Cupar of Fife, pursuer, against Mr Robert Macintosh, advocate, Mr James Dalgleish sheriff-depute of Fife, and John Horsburgh sheriff-clerk of Fife, defenders
by Sibbald
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 693, no. 61.
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