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Testament Scottish Commissariot Testaments (1514–1800) 26 Sept. 1741

Testament of Helen Douglas spouse to Daniel Dewar, in Fortingall, now salt- watchman in Torrie, who was sister-german to Charles Douglas, tenant in Lethindy, and daughter of the deceased James Douglas there

Year: 1741
Location: spouse to Daniel Dewar, in Fortingall, now salt- watchman in Torrie, who was sister-german to Charles Douglas, tenant in Lethindy, and daughter of the deceased James Douglas there
County: Perthshire
Repository: National Records of Scotland (NRS)
Piece / Ref: Commissariot of Dunkeld

Verbatim Historical Transcription & Abstract

„ Helen, spouse to Daniel Dewar, in Fortingall, now salt- watchman in Torrie, who was sister-german to Charles Douglas, tenant in Lethindy, and daughter of the deceased James Douglas there 26 Sept. 1741

Archival Source & Preservation Citation

Source Series: SRS Vol 18: The Commissariot Record of Dunkeld (1682-1800) • Piece / Ref: Commissariot of Dunkeld

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