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CC2/2/29/1
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John McNeill of Ardbeg agt Isobell Wallace (Isobel Wallace), relict and executrix of Robert McArthur in Maryburgh
| 14 January 1736 |
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CS237/W/5/32
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Isobel Wallace and husband v Lockharts
| 1793 |
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CS271/15595
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Alexander & Katherine Wallace v Isobel Wallace or Ogilvie
| 1782 |
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GD15/736
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Copy Disposition containing Precept of Sasine by James Grahame of Bochlyvie with the consent of Isobel Wallace, his spouse, to Henry, Lord Cardross, of the lands and barony of Bochlyvie-Grahame, excepting the lands of Broich, Broichmylne and Arnmanuall, for the sum of 40,000 merks Scots
| 1672 |
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GD25/8/82
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Contract of Wadset between Oliver Kennedy of Glenmuk with Isobel Wallace, his spouse, and Andrew McIlwraith in Maybole, under reversion for 1,150 merks Scots
| 19 Nov 1614 |
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GD25/8/86
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Instrument of Sasine by Oliver Kennedy of Glenmuk and Isobel Wallace, his spouse, in favour of Andrew McIlwraith in Maybole, following on contract - GD25/8/82, and precept of sasine - GD25/8/83
| 27 Jan 1616 |
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GD31/140
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Disposition by William Liddell of Hammer in favour of Andrew Liddell, his brother, of tenement of land in Kirkwall presently possessed by Alexander Baikie, merchant, there, and the upper house at the end of said tenement presently possessed by Isobel Wallace, with the use of the kitchen under said house, possessed by Mr. James Stewart, commissar of Orkney, on the death of Elizabeth Traill, mother of said William Liddell
| 3 Feb 1696 |
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GD31/386
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Disposition by Andrew Liddell, merchant in Kirkwall, with consent of Elizabeth Dinnison, his spouse, in favour of William Watt, younger, merchant in Kirkwall, of fore tenement of land in Kirkwall, sometime possessed by Alexander Baikie, and the upper house upon the end of said tenement sometime possessed by Isobel Wallace, and all now possessed by said William Watt, younger, and allowing the use of the kitchen under said upper house to said William Watt
| 24 Mar 1777 |
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GD39/1/31
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Contract between Cuthbert Earl of Glencairn and William Master of Glencairn, his son and apparent heir, on the one part, and Dame Isobel Wallace, Lady of Easter Loudon and Hugh Campbell, her son, sheriff of Ayr, on the other part: Whereby the Earl and Master of Glencairn for the favour which they have to the heirs of umquhile John Campbell of Wester Loudoun, oblige them to obtain a dispensation to umquhile James Campbell of Wester Loudon and Janet Cunningham, dispensing with their consanguinity, and that because the said Dame Isobel Wallace, and Hugh Campbell, her son, have taken part with the said heirs in the plea of bastardy moved by John Lord Cathcart against them. Witnesses, John Hamilton of Colmskeith, William Barclay of Pierston and Mr Christopher Boyd vicar of Dalry. At Kilmarnock. Deed much torn, but apparently Isabel Wallace and Hew Campbell agree to pay to the Earl and Master of Glencairn 1000 merks in 4 instalments of 300, 200, 200 and 30 merks each if either of them are served heir to West Loudon. John Cunningham of Caprington is one of the cautioners. The lands of Corsbie and Manock mentioned as held by James Craufurd of Auchenamas of the Laird of West Loudon, and Margaret, daughter of umquhile Robert, son and heir of said James Craufurd, is mentioned.
| 21/5/1520 |
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GD39/1/43
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Instrument bearing that in presence of the Lords of Council compeared Alexander Cunningham, son and apparent heir of William Master of Glencairn, and protested that Dame Isobel Wallace Lady Loudon should not be admitted to give her evidence in the Summons of Error raised at the instance of the King and James Earl of Moray and the said Dame Isobel Wallace against John Perdovan Macer as Sheriff of Ayr and the other persons upon the serving of the breive purchased from Chancery by Marion Campbell as heir of the deceased John Campbell of Wester Loudon, and of the said William Master of Glencairn and Finlay Campbell heir of the said Marion, for his interest because the said Dame Isobel Wallace was excommunicated by Letters of the Official of Glasgow, at the instance of Cuthbert Earl of Glencairn and for the said William Master of Glencairn. Witnesses, William Cunningham of Craigends, William Cunningham of Glengarnock, David Cunningham of Robertland.
| 7/12/1528 |
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