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50 STIRLING PRESBYTERY RECORDS I58I-I587
James Dalmahoy: The quhilk day ane summondis beand producit
lauchfullie execute and indorsit upone James Dalmahoy chairgeing
him to have compeirit the said day to the effect conteinit in the said
summondis, the said James being oft tymis callit compeirit nocht.
Thairfor ordanis him to be summond of new to the effect foirsaid
undir the paine of excommunicatioun.
The quhilk day the summondis beand producit lauchfullie execute
and indorsit upone Andro Squyer chairgeing him to have compeirit
this day to answer at the instance of the kirk for interteneing of Mr
Robert Montgumrie being excommunicat, as at mair lynthe is
conteinit in the summondis raisit thairupone undir the paine of
excommunicatioun, quhilk Andro being oft tymis callit compeirit
nocht, the brethrein for gude and rassonabill causis moving thame
continewis proces this day againis the said Andro and ordanis him to
be summond of new againe in the same form and effect as of befoir.
At Striviling the last day of July, 1582
Presentes: Mr Andro Yung, Patrik Gillaspie, Mr William Stirling,
elder, Robert Mentayth, Alexander Fargy, Mr Alexander Chis-
holme, Michaell Lermonthe, ministers; Mr William Stirling,
yunger, Mr Johnne Broun, Mr Alexander lule, Umphra Cunyng-
hame, commissar of Striviling, and Robert Alexander.
James Dalmahoy: The quhilk day ane summondis beand producit
lauchfullie execute and indorsit upone James Dalmahoy, minister,
chairgeing him to compeir this day to answer at the instance of to
sic accusatiounis as was to lay unto his chairge, compeirit the said
James personallie and being accusit be the moderatour in quhat kirk
[he mareit, deleted] Johnne Cousland and Hellein Cunyngham made
thair repentence befoir thair manage for fornicatioun committit be
thame, the said James confessit that thai made it befoir him in the
kirk of Cambuskynnethe the tyme of thair manage viz., at vj houris
in the morning. The brethrein fmdis the said James to have made
gret fault, first, in mareing the saidis personis at vj houris in the
morning, secundlie, in mareing of thame quhill the said personis
hade made thair repentence in Sanct Ninianis kirk in the quhilk
parrochin thair had committit the said fomicatioun quhilk was
cleirlie knawin to the brethir. Secundlie, the said James being accusit
James Dalmahoy: The quhilk day ane summondis beand producit
lauchfullie execute and indorsit upone James Dalmahoy chairgeing
him to have compeirit the said day to the effect conteinit in the said
summondis, the said James being oft tymis callit compeirit nocht.
Thairfor ordanis him to be summond of new to the effect foirsaid
undir the paine of excommunicatioun.
The quhilk day the summondis beand producit lauchfullie execute
and indorsit upone Andro Squyer chairgeing him to have compeirit
this day to answer at the instance of the kirk for interteneing of Mr
Robert Montgumrie being excommunicat, as at mair lynthe is
conteinit in the summondis raisit thairupone undir the paine of
excommunicatioun, quhilk Andro being oft tymis callit compeirit
nocht, the brethrein for gude and rassonabill causis moving thame
continewis proces this day againis the said Andro and ordanis him to
be summond of new againe in the same form and effect as of befoir.
At Striviling the last day of July, 1582
Presentes: Mr Andro Yung, Patrik Gillaspie, Mr William Stirling,
elder, Robert Mentayth, Alexander Fargy, Mr Alexander Chis-
holme, Michaell Lermonthe, ministers; Mr William Stirling,
yunger, Mr Johnne Broun, Mr Alexander lule, Umphra Cunyng-
hame, commissar of Striviling, and Robert Alexander.
James Dalmahoy: The quhilk day ane summondis beand producit
lauchfullie execute and indorsit upone James Dalmahoy, minister,
chairgeing him to compeir this day to answer at the instance of to
sic accusatiounis as was to lay unto his chairge, compeirit the said
James personallie and being accusit be the moderatour in quhat kirk
[he mareit, deleted] Johnne Cousland and Hellein Cunyngham made
thair repentence befoir thair manage for fornicatioun committit be
thame, the said James confessit that thai made it befoir him in the
kirk of Cambuskynnethe the tyme of thair manage viz., at vj houris
in the morning. The brethrein fmdis the said James to have made
gret fault, first, in mareing the saidis personis at vj houris in the
morning, secundlie, in mareing of thame quhill the said personis
hade made thair repentence in Sanct Ninianis kirk in the quhilk
parrochin thair had committit the said fomicatioun quhilk was
cleirlie knawin to the brethir. Secundlie, the said James being accusit
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