Series 3 > Court book of the Burgh of Kirkintilloch 1658-1694

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COURT BOOK OF THE
evir the said Johne Conyburghes horse beis found in the
victualls heirafter. [Subscribed.]
Baillies decernes decreit contra all them that entirt their
cattell befor the bird to mak payment of this Lambmes
termes payment of birds fie unto Johne Dollore hirde unles
them that hes their kye deid thrugh sudden accident.
[1 October 1680 ; Bailies as before ; Assize : Johne
Gudding, Johne Dollore, Walter Bull; David Dalrymple,
Johne Muire, William Booge.]
{102) Ane decernitore wes past to the Bailyies and Johne
Gudding and Johne Muire.
Ane decreit wes past against David Calder for fyve pound
Scots money for breking of arreistitt cornes tane away be
the said David Calder and a decreit of the pryce of that
cornes money in William Bull merchand hand, to be payed
be William Bull merchand out of David Calders money to
James Findlay, Baillie, for David Calder in Twegher1 his
abuseing and miscalling of sworne men that wer set on the
marches betuixt David Calder and James Hendrie in
summer 1680.
Ane complaint being givine betuixt Jean Neilsone and
David Wilsone hir maister. The said Jean Neilsone wes
wanting neir . . .2 weiks of hir service to the said David
Wilsone and it wes found the lass wold not make thankfull
pleasing service. The fie wes sevine merkes of Scots money,
a paire of shoes estimate to be worth twintie foure shilling,
hir ell of linnen and a ell of hardne worth threttine shilling
4d. And concerning hir lint workeing on the said David
Wilsones expensses. All things being considerit and the
wanting tyme of the said Jeans service, it is ordainit that
Jean Neilsone servant woman sail have all the fie wanting
threttie thrie shilling 4d. And ordaines David Wilsone
and Margaret Conyburghe spousses to paye the said servants
fie of money and bunteths wanting threttie thrie shilling
1 Twechar is on the south side of the Kelvin, some 3 miles ENE. of
Kirkintilloch.
2 Left blank in MS.