Family of Dalmahoy of Dalmahoy, Ratho, County of Edinburgh

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tiones above mentioned Thir presents are granted and accepted
allenarlie and no otherways : and it is heirby declared, that the
generalitie of thir presents sail be alse effectuall in all respects as if
the saymne wer speciallie and particularize exprest and set down
hereintill. And, lastlie, it is heirby speciallie provydit and declared,
that the not deliverie of this present disposition and assignation, bands,
and others above writteuheirbyassigned,andthenotdue and lawful inti-
mation thereof, sail nowayes be prejudiciall therto, nor be quarrelled as
not done ; but the samen sail stand and be sufficient sicklyke, and als
frielie in all respects as if the same had bein delivered and lawfullie
intimat, wheranent and with the not doing therof I have also dispensit,
and heirby dispences for ever ; and for the more securitie, I am content
and consent thir presents be insert and registrat in the books of
Counsell and Session, that all execution neidfull pass heirupon in forme
as effeires ; and for that effect constitute Mr John Andersone, Advocat,
my lawfull Procurator.
In witness quharof, written be Robert Leggat, Notar, publick, I have
sub[scrip]t thir presents with my hand, at the Cannogate, the First day
of September m.vi c - sixtie-four yeires, before thir witnesses the said
Robert Leggat, and the said William Dalmahot, my brother, and the
said William Patersone, my servant — sic sub[scribitu]r,
J. Dalmahot.
William Dalmahot, witnes.
Ro : Legat, witnes.
[Collated with the registered entry at Edinburgh, by Hugh Home,
Esq., February 1867.]
Names in the previous Will : —
1. Rachael Wilbraham [born 7 March 1626] [daughter of Tho-
mas Wilbraham, Esq.] wife of the Testator. Her grand-
father was Richard Wilbraham, esq. [born 10 January,
1551] common serjeant of the city of London (brother of
Sir Roger Wilbraham, master of the Court of Requests),