Irvines of Drum and collateral branches

192 THE IRVINES OF DRUM
The address of the writer of these notes regarding the Irwings in Germany
was Baron William de Irwing, lieutenant in the Regiment de Kalkstein, in the
service of His Majesty the King of Prussia, at Berlin. The date of the letter is
20th March, 1756.
GLAS SELL IRVINE.
(Parish of Banchory-Ternan, County Kincardine.)
8th November, 1616. — Decreet Arbitral of the laird of Drum, dividing the
lands of William Irvine of Easter Beltie from those of Robert Irvine of Glassell.
16th November, 1617. — Sasine to Alexander Irvine and Issobell Carnegie,
his spouse, on Glassell.
4th February, 1619. — Sasine to Issobell Irvine, spouse to Robert Irvine of
Glassell, on a yearly rent of six bolls of oatmeal, out of Glassell.
10th February, 1674. — Alexander Irvine of Glashild had a son baptised
James. — (Parish Registers, Banchory-Ternan.)
17th May, 1676. — Alexander Irvine of Glassell had a daughter baptised
Jeane.
8th August, 1677. — Alexander Irvine of Glassell had a son baptised John.
18th August, 1682. — Sasine to Alexander Irvine of Glassell and Jeane Fraser,
his spouse, on Kirktoun of Gateside, lying within the parish of Strachan, County
Kincardine.
13th April, 1683. — Sasine to Alexander Irvine of Glassell, on Glassell, lying
in the parish of Banchory-Ternan, etc.
23rd December, 1685. — Sasine to Alexander Irvine of Glassell, on a rent of
£64, out of Kenertie.
15th January, 1688. — Alexander Irvine of Glassell had a son baptised Robert.
15th January, 1689.— John Irvin, younger of Glassell, had a daughter
baptised Elspet.
28th June, 1691. — Jean Fraser is mentioned as relict of Alexander Irvine of
Glassell.
12th January, 1693. — Alexander Irvine de Glassill, haeres Alexandri Irvine
de Glassill, patris, — in terris de Glassill, &e., partibus terrarum de Tillieluid
vocatis Kirktoun et Gaitsyde in Strachan.— (Retours Special, Kincardine, No.
160.)
28th April, 1693. — Sasine to Alexander Irvine of Glassell, on Glassell and
others.
17th May, 1693. — Sasine to Margaret Strachane, spouse to Alexander Irvine
of Glassell, on manor place and lands of Glassell in liferent.— (William Strachan,