Samuel Stevenson Surgeon In Edinburgh

Information for Mr. William Govan Merchant in Edinburgh, Mr. Andrew Graham Late in the Service of the Hudson's Bay Company, Mr. Thomas Hay Surgeon in Edinburgh, and Mr. John Young Wright in Edinburgh, Trustees of the Late Mr. Samuel Stevenson, Merchant in Edinburgh

• Author(s): William Govan (merchant in Edinburgh.), Alexander Elphinston, Andrew Graham (18th cent.), Thomas Hay (surgeon in Edinburgh.), Alexander Stevenson, Anne Stevenson, John Stevenson, Margaret Stevenson, Mary Stevenson, Samuel Stevenson (surgeon in Edinburgh.), John Young (wright in Edinburgh.)

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1790
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• Publisher: Unknown

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In the House of Lords. Mrs. Jean Graham, Otherwise Hay, the Wife of Thomas Hay of Edinburgh, Surgeon, Captain Samuel Stevenson Graham, and Captain James Graham, Three of the Five Grandchildren and Legatees of Samuel Stevenson of Edinburgh, Merchant, Deceased, and the Said Thomas Hay for His Interest, Appellants. John Russel, Trustee for Samuel Stevenson of Edinburgh, Surgeon, and His Creditors, Respondent. The Appellants' Case

• Author(s): Jean Graham

• Categories: Trials

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1791
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Pet. J. Russell, Trustee for S. Stevenson & Creditors, Against Ld. Justice-Clerk's Interlocutors. December 10. 1788. Unto the Right Honourable, the Lords of Council and Session, the Petition of John Russell Junior, Clerk to the Signet, Trustee for Samuel Stevenson, Surgeon in Edinburgh, and His Creditors ...

• Author(s): John Russell

• Categories: Payment

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1788
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• Publisher: Unknown

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Ans. Mrs Hay, &c. to Pet. of J. Russel. January 2. 1789. Answers for Mrs Jean Graham, Spouse of Thomas Hay Surgeon in Edinburgh; Captain James Graham, and Captain Samuel Stevenson Graham

• Author(s): Jean Graham

• Type: Book
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• Published: 2018-04-25
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• Publisher: Gale Ecco, Print Editions

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Samuel Stevenson and Sons: 1886-1986

• Type: Book
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• Published: 1986
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• Publisher: Unknown

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