Minchin (John) appellant versus Mary Edwards re title to the lands of Inchmore and Inchbegg in county Kilkenny forfeited by Col. Robert Grace for high treason and sold to the Company for Making Hollow Sword Blades. Irish Exchequer appeal. Appellant's case and respondent's case, 1730.

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