The Birthplace and Parentage of W. Paterson, with Suggestions for Improvements on the Scottish Registers1865 |
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abridgments Allan Cunningham auec autres Bailie Paterson Bank of England banker Bannister Bethia Paterson betwixt birthplace burgh century Church colony contract of marriage Cunningham Dalswinton Darien daughter death deeds died Dr Mounsey Dumfries Dumfriesshire duplicate Edinburgh elder Elizabeth favour Galloway genealogy Glasgow Glenae guerres honour Iean infeft James Paterson John Irving John Paterson Kinharvey kirk-session l'an land registers lands of Kinharvey Lawrie liferent London Lord Clerk Register marriage Mary Steel Maxwell merchant in Dumfries mesme minister minute-book Naples obliged Pagan parish of Newabbey Parliament parochial registers Particular Register Pater Paterson in Skipmyre persons and places precept of seasine printed Queensberry records Register House Register of Sasines registers of births registrars Robert Royaume de Naples Scotland Scottish Seigneur spouse Statistical Account stewartry of Kirkcudbright stone Thomas Mounsey Thomas Muncie Tinwald Tinwald and Trailflatt tion volumes voyez wife William Muncie William Paterson witness younger
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