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[1622] Mor 12643
Subject_1 PROOF.
Subject_2 DIVISION V. Proved, or not proved.
Subject_3 SECT. II. Death.
Date: Erskine
v.
Steven
27 June 1622
Case No.No 547.
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Vita præsumitur nisi mors probetur, ordinarie, yet a pregnant presumption to death, viz. that the person alleged to be dead embarked in a ship to make a voyage to Norway at All-hollowmas 1620, and that the ship nor none in her ever returned, nor was heard of, and so behoved to have perished in the ship, will be found relevant.
*** This case is No 323. p. 11656, voce Presumption.
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