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lO RECORDS OF ELGIN. [l 587-8.
January 23rc1. — Anent the complent t^iffin in be Agnes Gillanderis
dochtcr to Wnn. Gillanderis acclaming the promeis of mariagc of Alex''.
Skene servant to Thomas Hay conform to ane contract subscryvit be Sir
James Johnestoun, notar, the said Alex"", is ordanit to be summonit this
day aucht dayis vnder the payne of the censuris of the kirk.
February 7th. — Alex^ Skene desjTit this day fyftein dayis to be
advyssit. [Next minute is of date 6th April.]
1588.
June 5th. — Mariage. — Compeirit Thomas Richertsoun and Marjorie
Duff and promesit to solemnizat the band of matrimony bctuixt this
and this day aucht dayis.
August 14th. — It is ordanit that in caice ony within this toun
refuissis and neglectis to offer thair bairnis to baptisme in tym^vnder
the paine of putting of thame in the yowggis and making thair
repentance in sic forme as the eldaris sail ordaine.
Alex'. Innes talyeour obleist himself for Margret Innes his spous
that scho sail kepe hir townge clos from bakbytting sclanderinge and
flytting aganis ony within this toun vnder the pain of fywe pundis.
September i8th. — Fentoun. — Compeirit Janet Fentoun spous to
Patrik Rattraj^ being accusit for going in pilgrimage to the Laidie
Chepall* confessit the samyn to be trew with hir dochter Magie Rattraye
and offerit hir self in the will of the kirk and siclyk that scho saw
Christiane Hay, Riache callit taklumen, Mairioun Sutherland
dochter to the parsoun of Moye, Margret Sutherland spous to Alex^
Elleis and Gelis Andirsoun spous to Alex'. Andirsoun fleschar.
October 31st. — Pilgrimage. — Margret Sutherland accuisit for going in
pilgrimage to the Laidy Cheppall be hir greit aithe denyit the samyn.
November 20th. — Riach. — Agnes R\-ache confessit hir selfe to haue
passit in pilgrimage to the wall callit the laidy chepall and that scho saw
thair Christie Haye spouse to Walter Innes in the College Jhone Milne
son to Jhone Milne in Walkmill, — Puggat in Barmukatie with his wyff.
[December]. — Helen Leslie. — Compeirit Helein Lesly dochter to Mr.
George Leslie parsoun of Mortelach being accusit for the conveying
* Pilgrimages to this chapel, with its well, at Orton, in the parish nf Dundorcas (now
Rothes) are often afterwards mentioned.
January 23rc1. — Anent the complent t^iffin in be Agnes Gillanderis
dochtcr to Wnn. Gillanderis acclaming the promeis of mariagc of Alex''.
Skene servant to Thomas Hay conform to ane contract subscryvit be Sir
James Johnestoun, notar, the said Alex"", is ordanit to be summonit this
day aucht dayis vnder the payne of the censuris of the kirk.
February 7th. — Alex^ Skene desjTit this day fyftein dayis to be
advyssit. [Next minute is of date 6th April.]
1588.
June 5th. — Mariage. — Compeirit Thomas Richertsoun and Marjorie
Duff and promesit to solemnizat the band of matrimony bctuixt this
and this day aucht dayis.
August 14th. — It is ordanit that in caice ony within this toun
refuissis and neglectis to offer thair bairnis to baptisme in tym^vnder
the paine of putting of thame in the yowggis and making thair
repentance in sic forme as the eldaris sail ordaine.
Alex'. Innes talyeour obleist himself for Margret Innes his spous
that scho sail kepe hir townge clos from bakbytting sclanderinge and
flytting aganis ony within this toun vnder the pain of fywe pundis.
September i8th. — Fentoun. — Compeirit Janet Fentoun spous to
Patrik Rattraj^ being accusit for going in pilgrimage to the Laidie
Chepall* confessit the samyn to be trew with hir dochter Magie Rattraye
and offerit hir self in the will of the kirk and siclyk that scho saw
Christiane Hay, Riache callit taklumen, Mairioun Sutherland
dochter to the parsoun of Moye, Margret Sutherland spous to Alex^
Elleis and Gelis Andirsoun spous to Alex'. Andirsoun fleschar.
October 31st. — Pilgrimage. — Margret Sutherland accuisit for going in
pilgrimage to the Laidy Cheppall be hir greit aithe denyit the samyn.
November 20th. — Riach. — Agnes R\-ache confessit hir selfe to haue
passit in pilgrimage to the wall callit the laidy chepall and that scho saw
thair Christie Haye spouse to Walter Innes in the College Jhone Milne
son to Jhone Milne in Walkmill, — Puggat in Barmukatie with his wyff.
[December]. — Helen Leslie. — Compeirit Helein Lesly dochter to Mr.
George Leslie parsoun of Mortelach being accusit for the conveying
* Pilgrimages to this chapel, with its well, at Orton, in the parish nf Dundorcas (now
Rothes) are often afterwards mentioned.
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| Description | Compiled by William Cramond. 2 volumes. Vol. 2 edited by the Rev. Stephen Ree, after compiler's death. Contents: v. 1. Pre-reformation. 1365-1560, References to Elgin in the Exchequer rolls of Scotland. 1306-1560, References to Elgin in the register of te Great seal. 1540-1803, Extracts from the Burgh court book. 1549-1630, References to Elgin in the register of te Great seal. 1636-1800, Extracts from minutes of Town council.--v. 2. The church. The school. Appendices. Indices. This is Volume 2 (No. 36, 1908) only. |
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