George, by the grace of God, King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, defender of the faith, to our lovits, [blank] messengers, our sheriffs in that part, ... greeting; forasmuchas, in the two several actions raised and pursued before our Lords of Counci [sic] and Session, ... at the instance of Eupham Calder, relict of the deceast Walter Stirling merchant and late baillie of Glasgow, and Margaret Calder wife of John Roberton merchant in Glasgow, daughters and only children ... of ... the deceast Thomas Calder of Shirva, and ... Margaret Marshall his first wife, ... and also at the instance of the said John Roberton, for his interest, against Antonia Muir, relict of the said Thomas Calder, and Antonia and Lillias Calders, children ... of ... Thomas Calder and Antonia Muir, ... and ... Eupham and Margaret Calders, ... Antonia and Lillias Calders, and John Roberton, ... against Mr. Andrew Geills portioner of Kirkintilloch, ...
Calder, Eupham.
[Edinburgh,
1738]
An order issued by the Lords of Council and Session on behalf of Eupham Calder et al.
Signed and dated: Tho. Gibson. Signet 26th Septewber [sic] 1738.
At foot is an order that the "said lands of Wester-mains of Kirkintilloch", and other "lands" and properties are to be "exposed to publick roup and sale".
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