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GB |
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Repository code |
234 |
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Organisation |
NAS |
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Repository |
National Records of Scotland |
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Reference |
GD86/458 |
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Title |
Letters of Lawburrows under the Signet of King James VI issued at the instance of Adame Cuninghame, advocate, who was heritably infeft and seised in the 40 shilling land of Dargavillis, lying in the sheriffdom of Drumfreis, and extending from the Myre called Megyis-myre on the west to the foot of Dowlochir on the east, against Johnne Gaw in Bruntiskaith, Herbert Martene, there, Harbert Gaw, there, William Blunt, there, Thomas Newall in Hill, Williame Hayning, there, David Hayning, there, James McKynnell, there, Thomas McKynnell, there, Johne Gilmour, there, Patrik Swan, there, Thomas Newall in Tounfute, and William Coupland there. At Edinburgh 25th April 1621 |
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Dates |
25 Apr 1621 |
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Access status |
Open |
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Description |
The following Certificates are appended:-
(1) Certificate by Robert McKynnell, messenger, certifying that upon 30th April 1621 he took the complainers oath, and that upon 1st May thereafter he lawfully warned and charged Thomas Newall in Tounfit of Brounskaithe, Jhone Newall in Know, William Coupland in Brounskaithe, John Gilmour, there, James McKynnell, there, John Gaw, there, and Harbert Gaw, there, in terms of the foregoing letters. Witnesses, Williame Maxvell of Kirkhous, Robert Carrutheris, son of Thomas Carrutheris in Bruntskaithe, John McMyn and John Boyd, servitors of the said Adame Cuninghame; and (2) Certificate by John Mundell, messenger, certifying that on 10th May 1621, at the Market Cross of Drumfries, he denounced the above parties as rebels and put them to the horn. Witnesses, John Ranyng, burgess of Drumfries, and John Mundell in Shaws of Tinweld. |
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