ALEXANDER McCLURE vs DANIEL MYLREA

SUES FOR RECOVERY - 1795 (German)

2nd June 1795

Alexander McClure complaineth against Daniel Mylrea for that he stands endebted unto him in the sum of nine pounds one shilling and two pence halfpenny British for goods sold and delivered as will be made to appear. And whereas the complainant hath lately departed this Isle but hath left certain goods, chattels, and effects remaining here which the complainant apprehends will be speedily removed from the same he therefore prays an arrest against the said defendant and his effects wherever the same may be found or discovered and process according to the rules of the honourable Court of Chancery

[Ref: Libri Cancellari 1795-96 p69]

NOTES

  1. The second of four small claims in June 1795 made against Daniel by men seeking restitution, in the belief that Daniel has already left the Island but that some of his goods and chattels remain
  2. At the end of each written complaint, several subsequent dates are noted and finally the word Dismissed
  3. A few months later, Daniel mortgaged his Peel house to the Duke of Atholl

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