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GD10/47
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Procuaratory by Master David Lauder, vicar of Ersiltoune [Earlston], to Master Henry Lauder, Finlay Williamsoun [Williamson] and sir John Macke [Mackie], chaplain, to resign the 2 merkland of Barlochane [Barlochan], formerly occuped by John Smytht [Smith] and William Norway, into the hands of William Levenax [Lennox] of Caly [Cally], in favour of Gilbert Lauder, burgess of Edinburgh, and Elizabeth Hoppar [Hopper], his spouse. Witnesses: Adam Hoppar [Hopper] and Alexander Makneil [McNeill], notaries, William Lauder, Archibald Little, James Curle, sir Malcolm Mortimar and sir George Mydlar [Middler], chaplains, William Lauder and James Aikman. [Signed by granter; no seal.]
| 9 Feb 1516/1517 |
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GD12/72
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Notarial instrument testifying that John Swyntone of that ilk appeared in the church of St Giles, Edinburgh, with a letter of reversion made by the deceased John Skouggaill of Bollishauch to the deceased John Swynton of that ilk, Kt, his heirs and assignees regarding the redemption of the lands of Litill Hurcas lying in the lordship of Swyntone and barony of Coldingham; which letter was publicly read and payment of 120 merks Scots in gold and silver offered to Patrick Howme of Fastcastell as assignee of the said John Skouggaill and possessor of the lands, for the redemption of the said lands. The sum was not received by Patrick Howme or any other assignee and it was therefore deposited with William Hoppar, one of the bailies of Edinburgh, for the use of the heirs or assignees of the said John Skouggaill, according to the letter of reversion, and instrument craved thereupon.
| 30 May 1508 |
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GD25/2/50
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Letters of Gift by James V. to Adam Boyd, his servitor, of ward, relief and non-entry of lands held by deceased John Kennedy of Giletre of Gilbert, Earl of Cassillis, following on resignation of the same by Archibald Douglas of Kilspindy, His Majesty's Treasurer, and Isobel Hoppar, his spouse
| 1 Sep 1527 |
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GD25/2/51
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Instrument of Resignation by Archibald Douglas, His Majesty's Treasurer, and Isobel Hoppar, his spouse, donators, of ward, non-entry and relief belonging to deceased Gilbert, Earl of Cassillis, of lands pertaining to John Kennedy of Giletre
| 1 Sep 1527 |
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GD32/7/1
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Crown Charter by James IV in favour of John Murray of Blackbarony and Isabella Hoppar [Hopper] his wife, confirming Charter 6/7, and uniting the half of Kingslands to the Barony of Halton-Murray, also called Blackbarony [Black Barony].
| 4/11/1512 |
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GD32/7/2
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Sasine in favour of Mr John Murray of Blackbarony and Isabella Hoppar [Hopper], his wife, in Margaret Weir's half of said lands.
| 9/11/1512 |
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GD32/11/3
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Crown charter of resignation in favor of John Murray of Blackbarony and Isobel Hoppar [Hopper], his spouse, of his lands and barony of Haltoun, also called Blackbarony, and mill thereof.
| 4/5/1507 |
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GD32/20/4
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Letters of tack and assedation by Gawane of Livingstoune [Livingston] of that ilk, with consent of Gawane of Livingstoune his son and heir apparent in favour of Mr Johnn of Murray and Isobell Hoppar [Hopper] his spouse and to the longer liver of them both and to their heirs and assignees sufficient and of no higher degree than themselves, all and whole his two merk worth of land called Murchoushill with the pertinents and woods thereof lying within the barony of Caldours [Calder] and sheriffdom of Edinburgh for the term of sixteen years from Whitsunday next. Witnesses: Rolland of Murray, burgess of Edinburgh etc.
| 22/4/1507 |
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GD32/20/6
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Letters of reversion by Mr Johnne of Murray and Isabell Hoppar [Hopper] his spouse in favour of James Fleming of the Bord, over the lands of Nether Auchinreath [Auchinreoch] with pertinents in the barony of Eithermore and shire of Streveling [Stirling], and the lands of bond in the barony of Lewse [Luss] within the sheriffdom of Dumbarton, in special warrandice of the same redeemable on payment of £237 Scots at Sanct James Altar within St Giles Church, Edinburgh.
| 9/4/1511 |
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GD32/20/7
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Bond by John Murray of Faulshill [Falahill] to Mr John Murray of Blakbarony [Blackbarony] and Issobell Hoppar [Hopper] his spouse of his lands of the Tollcross extending to six acres of land with the houses, buildings and yards of the same and their pertinents lying at the Westend of the burgh of Edinburgh.
| 18/9/1512 |
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