Answers for Mr. George Home and George Irvine town-clerks of Edinburgh, and George Lindsay depute-clerk there; to the petition and complaint of John Din principal extracter and keeper of the processes
by Home
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 5518, no. 1.
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