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| A husband's right to answer in court for his wife (1100-1400) [more] |
| A widower's right to use his wife's land (1100-1400) [more] |
| brewers in Edinburgh (1530-1530) [more] |
| Glasgow Burgh Court 1573 (1573-1573) [more] |
| Goods inherited by the heir in an urban family (1100-1400) [more] |
| Inheritance rights of daughters and sons in towns. (1100-1400) [more] |
| Inheritance rights when a burgess has married more than once (1100-1400) [more] |
| Keeping an urban property in the family. (1100-1400) [more] |
| Marriage dispensation for marrying within the forbidden degrees of affinity (1510-1510) [more] |
| marriage dispensation in Glasgow diocese (1420-1420) [more] |
| Restrictions on a wife's dower rights (1100-1400) [more] |
| restrictions on servant women and nurses living on their own in Edinburgh (1530-1530) [more] |
| Rights of widows to trade in towns. (1100-1400) [more] |
| Selling meat and drink in towns (1100-1400) [more] |
| trading offence in Edinburgh (1529-1529) [more] |
| Eveline MacLaren (1883-1955): one of the first two women law graduates see Hector MacQueen 'Scotland's First Women Law Gr... [more] |
| Josephine Stuart (born 1883): one of first two women law graduates See Hector MacQueen, `Scotland`s first women law gradu... [more] |
| Gordon, Eleanor "Irreglar Marriage: Myth and Reality" , in Journal of Social History, vol.47:2 (2013) More details ... |
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