Information for Sir Alexander Cockburn, apparent heir-male of the family of Langtoun, pursuer, against Sir William Cockburn of that ilk and the other creditors of Langtoun, defenders. ..
by Cockburn
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6658, no. 12.
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