To be reported by Lord Gardenstoun, minutes in the multiple-poinding, at the instance of Margaret Gibson the widow, and Archibald Scot, and others, the trustees of the deceast Walter Scot baker in Edinburgh, against the children of Helen and Margaret Shie
by Margaret Gibson
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 693, no. 32.
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