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

BURGH OF KIRKINTILLOCH
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Gudding; James Henrie, Johne Muire, Johne Broune,
James Conyburghe, Thomas Ranking ; Johne Andirsone,
Robert Wilsone, Johne Wilsone, Robert Forsyth, Andrew
Stirling.]
The heretors and possessors of the Bogheid thrie maillings
binds themselves heirin to subscryve a submissione and
arbitrall decreit for dividing and cavilling of their undealt
ground in the Bogheid at ten dayes nixt after the date
heiroff under the paine of on hundreth poundes of Scots
money. The Baillies is to choose sex men within that sub¬
missione. The land that the lettir of coutche hes not dealt
alreadie. William Baillie, Maister James Fleming, Johne
Gudding, William Scot, James Findlay and Johne Dollore.
On Mononday first. [Subscribed.]
David Calder is decerned in a fyne of fyve pounds Scots
money for his not compeiring at the Whitsondayes Court
and abuseing of the mairches and miscalling of the men that
setts the mairches.
James Findlay gave in his supplicatione to be entrit
and made burges of that Newland mailling conqueissed be
him from James Dalrymple conforme to the rights and
writs thairoff. James Findlay is declaired to be burges of
that mailling conqueissed be him from James Dalrymple.
And declares James Findlay to pay the officer and be frie
from the rest in respect the last tyme he wes Baillie he wes
at much expensses and losse at Glasgow and uther pairts
for service to the Toune and the tyme of the customes
setting. James Findlay gave his solempne oath of fidelitie
and must have his burges act at more lenth for his owne
payment to the Toune and the Clerke accordinglie.
[20 October 1682; Bailies, George Stirling and
Thomas Calder ; Assize : Maister James Fleming, James
Findlay, William Henrie, Johne Dollore, Walter Bull;
William Muire, Johne Muire, William Scot, Robert
Wilsone, Johne Wilsone; Robert Dollore, Robert
Dollore, James Henrie in Inchsteiffe, Johne Smyth,
William Booge, Andrew Achesone.]