Memorial for Nicol Brown tenant in Hall Liston, and James Hardie tenant in Hallbarns, pursuers; against Mrs. Fergusia Wishart, spouse to George Lockhart of Carnwath, Esq; and the said George Lockhart for himseld and his interest, and John Smelle; [sic] late tenant in Auld Liston

Memorial for Nicol Brown tenant in Hall Liston, and James Hardie tenant in Hallbarns, pursuers; against Mrs. Fergusia Wishart, spouse to George Lockhart of Carnwath, Esq; and the said George Lockhart for himseld and his interest, and John Smelle; [sic] late tenant in Auld Liston

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