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GD4
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Papers of the Scott family of Benholm, Kincardineshire and Hedderwick, Angus
| 1189-1905 |
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GD4/3
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Sasine to John Lunde [Lundie] of that ilk of the barony of Benham [Benholm]; on Precept from Chancery. Given at the Castell-wallis of Benham [Benholm].
| 16/10/1445 |
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GD4/4
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Judicial Ratification by Elizabeth Hepburne [Hepburn], spouse of William Lundy [Lundie] son and apparent heir of John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight, of the resignation of the lands of Benham [Benholm], Tullo [Tulloch], Casteltoun [Castleton], Carnenow, Mithil and Brewland, by her husband in favour of the said Sir John and Isabel then his spouse and the heirs of their marriage. Done before the Official of St. Andrews principal, in St. Leonard's kirk in St. Andrews.
| 18 Feb 1484/1485 |
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GD4/5
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Procuratory by Sir John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight, for resigning the Mains of Benhame [Benholm], the lands of Knox Uvyr [Upper Knox] and Nethir [Nether Knox], and of Inchemethane [Inchmeddan], into the hands of the King as superior thereof.
| 15/10/1485 |
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GD4/6
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Instrument upon the resignation by John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight, of the barony of Benholme [Benholm] and Mains thereof; and by William Lundy [Lundie] his son and heir apparent, and Elizabeth Hepburne [Hepburn], William's spouse, of the lands of Tulloch, Castelton [Castleton], Carmenach and the Brewland, which pertained to the said barony (resigned in excambion for the lands of Halton of Balcormok [Balcormo] and Nethyr Prateris [Nether Pratis], in Fife, which had been resigned by Sir John and Isabel Forster his Spouse and granted to said William and Elizabeth); all into the King's hands in favour of said Sir John and Isabel. Done in the King's chamber within Edinburgh Castle.
| 6 Jan 1485/1486 |
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GD4/8
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Charter by King James III granting to Sir John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight and Isabel Forstare [Forrester] his spouse, and the heirs male of their marriage, the barony of Benholme [Benholm] and Mains thereof (on Sir John's resignation); also the land's of Tulloch, the Casteltoun [Castleton], Carnenach, Mutehill and the Brewland (on the resignation of William Lundy [Lundie] and his spouse). 4 Jan. 1485/6, an.reg.26 (Reg.Mag.Sig.ii 1631.). Note:- Willlam Lundy [Lundie], who was a son of Sir John by a former marriage, had a royal charter of Benholm to him and his spouse on 4 May 1469, of which a Transumpt is preserved among the Lundin [Lundie] charters at Drummond Castle.
| 4 Jan 1485/1486 |
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GD4/9
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Sasine to Sir John Lundy [Lundie] and his spouse, conform to Precept (dated 10 January 1485/6) following on GD4/8. Dated 3 February 1485/6.
| 10 Jan 1485/1486 |
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GD4/10
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Charter by John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight and Isabel his spouse, granting to Robert Lundy [Lundie] their son the lands and barony of Benhame [Benholm], viz. the Manis, Casteltoune [Castleton] and Tulloch, with the mill. To be held of the King. Reserving the granters' liferent. At Lundy [Lundie], 24 March 1491/2. Sir John's seal is gone. Isabel Forrester's is entire.
| 24 Mar 1491/1492 |
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GD4/15
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Precept by Robert Lundy [Lundie] of Benham [Benholm], son of John Lundy [Lundie] of that iIk knight and of Isabel Frostar [Forrester] his spouse, for giving sasine of the lands of the Tullowcht of Benhame [Tully of Benholm] to Isabel Erskin [Erskine] daughter of John Erskin [Erskine] elder of Dun, conform to charter of sale thereof granted her. At Montrose. Robert Lundy's [Lundie] seal and his father's are entire. Two other seals lost. Note:- Subsequent Writs show that the grant to Isabel (or Elizabeth) Erskine was made in contemplation of her marriage to Robert Lundy [Lundie].
| 22/7/1495 |
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GD4/16
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Instrument upon the resignation by John Lundy [Lundie], lawful son of John Lundy [Lundie] of that ilk knight, of all claim that he might have to any moveable goods by the decease of his mother or of Mr. George Lundy [Lundie] his brother german. He swears upon the Gospels not to trouble his father or his father's then wife and their children in judgement or otherwise; and to desist from "sornyng of pure folk" especially in the parish of Largo (within which Lundin [Lundie] itself lies), and not to remain there beyond one night or two at most, unless he be dwelling honestly with a master who has his residence there; declares that he has made no assignation of his said rights, or if he has, hereby revokes it; and in the event of his contravening the above, renounces the pension of 10 merks which his father has promised him in consideration thereof. Done before the Official of St. Andrews principal who interponed his authority thereto, in the said Official's chamber in St. Andrews. The greater part of the orficial's seal remains.
| 25/10/1495 |
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