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284 APPENDIX OF CHARTERS, ETC.
breuis clausule in se manent indeseruite : Datum et clausum, etc., vt in precedente
retornatu, et subseribitur vt supra.
Alia inquisitio facta dicto die et loco, coram dicto judice et per dictas inquisi-
tionis personas : Qui jurati dicunt, magno Sacramento interveniente, quod quon-
dam Andreas Fraser de Tyrie, patruus Alexandri Fraser de Pbillortb, latoris
presentium, obiit ad pacem et fidem supremi domini nostri Jacobi Dei gratia
Magne Britannie, Francie et Hibernie Regis, fideique defensoris ; et quod dictus
Alexander Fraser de Phillorth est legitimus et propinquior heres eiusdem quon-
dam Andree Fraser de Tyrie, sui patrui ; et quod est legitime etatis ; sed quia
in sua petitione nullas petiit terras, ideo cetere brevis clausule in se manent
indeservite : Datum et clausum sub sigillo officii dicti vicecomitatus, necnon sub
sigillis maioris partis eorum qui dicte inquisitioni interfuerunt. Extractum ex
libro actorum curie vicecomitatus predicti per me Magistrum Gullielmum Ander-
eoun, scribam curie dicti vicecomitatus subscriptum. Sic subseribitur. M. W.
Andersoun. 1
42. Will of Alexander Fraser of Philorth. 30th July 1650.
My Letter Will and Testament, wreittin and subscryvit bee mee, att
Pettulie, thee threttie day off Julii 1650 yearis; quhilk, God willing,
I intend to extend in mor ampill forme, keipand thee substance heiroff
in all poyntis.
Knowing nothing to bee more certaine then death, and nothing mor uncertaine
then thee tym theroff, therfor I committ my soule to God, and my bodie to thee
earth, from whence itt come.
Imprimis, I leave my sone, Alexander, wholl intromettor and executor to
mee in all my landis, rentis, moveablis, moneyis, and all quhatsoever doeth belong
to mee thee tyme off my deceass, to- bee intromettit with bee him, and bee to pay
my whol debtis as they are sett doune in this book, and all other comptis and
debtis restand bee mee; and I desyre that till hee bee twentie-fyve yearis off
aige hee doe all his affairis bee advyce off Achmedden, Wdne, Achintowill, and
Mr. James Baird.
Item, I leave to my sister, Marie Fraser, fyve thowsand markis, to bee payit
1 Inquisitionum Retornatuum Registrum, vol. ix. fol. 34 b.
breuis clausule in se manent indeseruite : Datum et clausum, etc., vt in precedente
retornatu, et subseribitur vt supra.
Alia inquisitio facta dicto die et loco, coram dicto judice et per dictas inquisi-
tionis personas : Qui jurati dicunt, magno Sacramento interveniente, quod quon-
dam Andreas Fraser de Tyrie, patruus Alexandri Fraser de Pbillortb, latoris
presentium, obiit ad pacem et fidem supremi domini nostri Jacobi Dei gratia
Magne Britannie, Francie et Hibernie Regis, fideique defensoris ; et quod dictus
Alexander Fraser de Phillorth est legitimus et propinquior heres eiusdem quon-
dam Andree Fraser de Tyrie, sui patrui ; et quod est legitime etatis ; sed quia
in sua petitione nullas petiit terras, ideo cetere brevis clausule in se manent
indeservite : Datum et clausum sub sigillo officii dicti vicecomitatus, necnon sub
sigillis maioris partis eorum qui dicte inquisitioni interfuerunt. Extractum ex
libro actorum curie vicecomitatus predicti per me Magistrum Gullielmum Ander-
eoun, scribam curie dicti vicecomitatus subscriptum. Sic subseribitur. M. W.
Andersoun. 1
42. Will of Alexander Fraser of Philorth. 30th July 1650.
My Letter Will and Testament, wreittin and subscryvit bee mee, att
Pettulie, thee threttie day off Julii 1650 yearis; quhilk, God willing,
I intend to extend in mor ampill forme, keipand thee substance heiroff
in all poyntis.
Knowing nothing to bee more certaine then death, and nothing mor uncertaine
then thee tym theroff, therfor I committ my soule to God, and my bodie to thee
earth, from whence itt come.
Imprimis, I leave my sone, Alexander, wholl intromettor and executor to
mee in all my landis, rentis, moveablis, moneyis, and all quhatsoever doeth belong
to mee thee tyme off my deceass, to- bee intromettit with bee him, and bee to pay
my whol debtis as they are sett doune in this book, and all other comptis and
debtis restand bee mee; and I desyre that till hee bee twentie-fyve yearis off
aige hee doe all his affairis bee advyce off Achmedden, Wdne, Achintowill, and
Mr. James Baird.
Item, I leave to my sister, Marie Fraser, fyve thowsand markis, to bee payit
1 Inquisitionum Retornatuum Registrum, vol. ix. fol. 34 b.
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| Description | By Alexander Fraser of Philorth, seventeenth Lord Saltoun. Edinburgh : Printed for private circulation, 1879. 3 volumes. With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables. |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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