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BIGGAR AND THE HOUSE OF FLEMING.
Et. Buckell.
Archibald Blair.
James Smith.
John Paterson.
Wm. Telfer.
Jon. Kello.
Jon. Aikin.
Jon. Grynshill.
Jon. Tennent.
Jon. Telffer.
Alex. Mackmoran.
Jon. Porteous.
Jon. M'Moran.
Robt. Purddie.
Michell Rob.
Thomas Bartie.
John Porteous.
Archibald Watson.
Andro Aikin.
Jon. Aikin.
Thomas Lindsay.
Laurie Lindsay.
David Thomson.
Malcolme Smith.
Wm. Tweedie.
James Williamson.
Wm. Rob.
James Telffer.
James Tbripland.
James Pot.
Jon. Broune.
Jon. Belzie.
Alex. Belzie.
Wm. Belzie.
James Thripland.
Alex. Thripland.
Wm. Thripland.
Peter M'Moran.
Wm. M'Moran.
John Battie.
James Law.
Jon. Smythe.
Thomas Jackson.
Geo. Paterson.
Jon. Boe.
Wm. Frysel.
Wm. Fleming.
Jon. Bell.
Thomas Tod.
Michell Belzie.
James Hutchison, younger.
James Wallance.
George Simson.
James Sanderson.
Rt. Paterson.
Jon. Paterson.
Jn. Symson.
Wm. Penman.
Robt. Broune.
Andro Gillies.
Jon. Penman.
Wm. Penman.
Jn. Boe.
James Penman.
Thomas Jackson.
George Penman.
James Francis.
Ebr. Miller.
Jn. Penman.
Wm. Wallance.
Jon. Broune.
Andro Penman.
Jon. Jackson.
James Paterson.
Andro Penman.
Alex Murray.
Jn. Boe.
Jn. Rob.
Jn. Paterson.
Jn. Dunkin.
Luk Wilson.
James Wilson.
Jon. Wilson.
Jon. Jenkinsen.
Wm. Flemyng.
Rhd. Flemyng.
James Broune.
Thomas Telfer.
Nicol Paterson.
Andrew Broune.
146 persons.
(Signed) Thomas Campbell, Minister at Biggar.

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Biggar and the House of Fleming
Description'An account of the Biggar district, archaeological, historical, and biographical'. By William Hunter. 2nd edition. Edinburgh: William Paterson, 1867.
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