Lord Kennet, Reporter. January 23, 1766. Information for Mrs. Alice Paterson, Widow of Dr. Thomas Seton, Physician in Montrose, and Executrix-Creditrix to Her Said Husband

Lord Kennet, Reporter. January 23, 1766. Information for Mrs. Alice Paterson, Widow of Dr. Thomas Seton, Physician in Montrose, and Executrix-Creditrix to Her Said Husband

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