Genealogical memoirs of the Duffs

i8 Genealogical Memoirs of the Dnffs.
sides, finding he had been guilty of an unwar-
rantable Step, made no Compearance, and was
fugitate.
He lay sometime concealed at his friend
Moldavid's house, but at last, being sensible that
he could not live any longer at Clunybeg with
peace & satisfaction, he disponed that Wadset to
Moldavid, who soon made up matters amicably
with Lord Adam, and left it to his son of the
second marriage, Adam, who went there with his
family at Whity., 1627 or '28, where he lived
and died.
His brother by his father's first wife, John,
was settled before in Trade at Aberdeen.
At what time this Wadset was redeemed by
the Family of Gordon, I do not know, but the
field, which was the subject of debate, is to this
day called the Pley fauld.
The Lait John Duff of Moldavid, Clunybeg's
father, had one Daughter, Margaret, by his
Second wife, who married John Meldrum of
Lathers, descended of Meldrums family, their
eldest son was Petèr Meldrum of Lathers, and