History of the family of Seton during eight centuries > Volume 2

PRIVY SEAL REGISTER 745
made by Alexander Myretoun of Randelstoun, co. Fife, and Christiane
Seytoune his spouse, to Christopher Seytoun, his heirs and assignees. —
xxiv. 63.
24th March 1550. Respite to George Seytoun for treasonable assist-
ance to Englishmen 'in time of war, coming with them to the burning of
Dalkeith.'— Ibid. 58.
6th July 1565. Precept for confirmation of a charter on infeftment
made to Christopher Seylotm of Kirkland of Strathmiglo, and Alex-
ander Seytoun, his natural son, of the lands of Wester Pitlowre. —
xxxiii. 126.
20th July 1566. Licence to John Seytoun of Auchinhuif to remain
at home from ' oistis raidis/ etc., for all the days of his life, on condition of
his sending ' an able man in his stead.' — xxxv. 59.
2 1st April 1567. Precept of Remission to William Seytoun, in Caltoun,
at Aberdeen, for the slaughter of William Gordon. — xxxvi. 75.
7th March 1570. Letter of Gift to John Seytoun, 'indweller in the
Canongate,' of the escheat of certain goods, etc., in which mention is made
of Archibald, Alexander, and Margaret Seytoun, children of the deceased
John Seytoun in Tranent. — xlvii. 43.
20th February 1576. Precept of Legitimation to William Seytotm,
'son bastard' to the late John Seytoun of Disblair. — xliv. 45.
16th October 1577. Precept of Legitimation to John Seytoun, natural
son of the late Mr. George Seytoun. — Ibid. 1 1 3.
20th November 1581. Letter to John Seytoun, 'indweller in the
Canongate,' constituting him ' one of the ordinary gunners within the
Castle of Edinburgh.' — xlviii. 54.
10th January 1583. Letter of Gift to the same of the escheat of
certain goods-; etc. — 1. 39.
15th April 1587. Letter to John Seytoun, younger, burgess of the
Canongate, constituting him ' coilfurnesar ' to the King's household. —
lv. 48.
2 1 st August 1587. Letter of Gift to John Seytoun of Pettodie of the
escheat of certain goods, etc. — lvi. 23.
17th October 1587. Letter of Gift to Andro Seytoun, cook, of the
escheat of certain goods, etc. — Ibid. 61.
28th October 1587. Letter of Gift to Thomas Ogilvie of Inverrichaul
of the escheat of the goods, etc., pertaining to Mr. James Seytoun, ' person
of Ouhytsone.' — Ibid. 75.
30th March 1588. Letter of Gift to David Seytoun of the escheat of
certain goods, etc., which pertained to umquhile Elizabeth Baxter, spouse
of Alexander Auchmowtie, burgess of Kirkcaldy, and now in the King's
hands through the said Elizabeth ' devoring and drowning of herself to the
dead in ane sink hoill within the burgh and territorie of Kirkcaldie, com-
mitted be hir upoun the nynetene day of March instant.' — lvii. yj.
5th April 1588. Letter of Gift to John Seytoun, younger, 'in the
Cannongait,' of the escheat of certain goods, etc. — Ibid. 86.
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