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Testament Scottish Commissariot Testaments (1514–1800) 3 Mar. 1798

Testament of Euphan Dewar second lawful daughter of the deceased James Dewar, of Lassodie, and relict of Thomas Rymer, lawful son of the also deceased Mr. Henry Rymer, one of the Professors of the University of St. Andrews, at Lassodie, par. of Beath

Year: 1798
Location: second lawful daughter of the deceased James Dewar, of Lassodie, and relict of Thomas Rymer, lawful son of the also deceased Mr. Henry Rymer, one of the Professors of the University of St. Andrews, at Lassodie, par. of Beath
County: Fife
Repository: National Records of Scotland (NRS)
Piece / Ref: Commissariot of St Andrews

Verbatim Historical Transcription & Abstract

„ Euphan, second lawful daughter of the deceased James Dewar, of Lassodie, and relict of Thomas Rymer, lawful son of the also deceased Mr. Henry Rymer, one of the Professors of the University of St. Andrews, at Lassodie, par. of Beath 3 Mar. 1798

Archival Source & Preservation Citation

Source Series: SRS Vol 8: The Commissariot Record of St Andrews (1549-1800) • Piece / Ref: Commissariot of St Andrews

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