New Spalding Club > Records of Invercauld MDXLVII - MDCCCXXVIII [1547- 1828]

ESTATE PAPERS : COLDSTONE. 53
Castletown, Wester Micras,
Glenabaddoch, Toraj^alter of Wester Micras,
Aberarder, Sleoch, &c.,
Bellamoire, &c., Richarcarry,
Monaltrie, Salmon fishing of
Duchry, &c., said lands,
and are so registered in the books of Council and Session, 5th August
1732. These and other lands were included in an Instrument of
Resignation in the hands of his Majesty, with the superiority of the
Groodies and Patronage of Coldstone, for new infeftment in favour of the
said John Farquharson, dated 22nd June 1737, proceeding on former
charters and deeds, and also on a Deed of Entail by the said John
Farquharson, dated 7th August 1735.
There follow : —
" Charter of Resignation under the great seal in favour of the
said John Farquharson of the said lands and others, dated 3rd July
1738, — All which lands, excepting Kinaldie, Groodies, and the Patronage
of Coldstone, are erected into a free Baroney, called the Baroney of
Invercauld."
And
"Instrument of Sasine in favour of the said John Farquharson
proceeding thereupon in all of the said lands excepting Kinaldie,
Groodies, and Patronage of Coldstone, follows, dated 12th and Registred
in the General Register 29th March 1739."
Then follows : —
"Instrument of Sasine in favour of the said John Farquharson
in the lands of Kinaldie, Groodies, and Patronage of Coldstone, dated 7
March and Regd. at Aberdeen, 2nd April 1739."
Also :—
" Ext. Revocation of John Farquharson of Invercauld of the
destination in part of his Deed of Entail 1735, dated 5th Decemr. 1748
and Recorded in Books of Sasine 8th April 1754 and in General Regr.
of Sasines at Edinburgh 4 March 1806."
This Revocation was in favour of his son, James Farquharson, who,
after the death of his father, was retoured as heir of Taillie and Provision
in Special to the said John Farquharson, dated 12th June 1764 in the
Baronies of Invercauld and Kinaldie.