Series 3 > Accounts of the collectors of thirds of benefices, 1561-1572

OF THIRDS OF BENEFICES
147
James Wethirspone, provost of Lynlithgow, for admission
of his tacks of the parsonage of Kincardin o neill, £500.
‘ SUMMA OF THE HALE SOWMES OF MONEY, SAULD
VICTUALIS, SALMOND, MARTIS, AND UTHERIS PARTICULAR
SMALL CHARGIS WITH THE RESTIS BEFOR CHARGED,
CONVERTIT IN SILVIR AND MONEY, EXTENDIS TO ’
£72,491, 14s. 3^d.
ABSTRACT OF DISCHARGE OF MONEY
Thirds Remitted
Remissions as in 1561 to the following :—John, Lord
Dernelie 1; ‘ my lord justice clerkis barnis ’ ; Henry,
bishop of Ross ; Mr. Alexander Dunbar; George, Lord
Seytoun ; Archibald, earl of Argyle ; Mr. John Hay ; sir
William Layng; Mr. James Wylky; James, earl of Murray;
the rector, regents, masters and bursars of New College,
Sanctandrois; James, archbishop of Glasgow; pre¬
bendaries of the chapel royal—sir George Youngare, sir
George Clappertoun, sir James Patersoun, sir Andrew
Gray, sir George Gray, sir George Ros, William Angus,
sir Robert Dennestoun, sir John Fethy ; deceased Mr. John
Stevinsoun, chantor of Glasgow ; Mr. John Sinclare, dean
of Restalrig2; Mr. Archibald Betoun; Mr. Abraham
Creichtoun; Andrew Reidpeth, tacksman of Ellem;
Robert, commendator of Halyrudhous; sir William
McDowell; Mr. Alexander Wode ; Mr. Patrick Cokburne ;
prioress of Scenis ; the principal, regents and bursars of
the college of Abirdene ; Mr. John Stevinsoun, parson of
Furvy ; Mr. John Davidsoun, master of the ‘ pedagog ’
of Glasgow ; John Duncanesoun, vicar pensioner of Weym ;
Mr. John Douglas, rector of Sanctandrois ; deceased Mr.
David Cullace; Mr. James Thorntoun ; Mr. Thomas
Ballenden, prebendary of Yogarie.
1 I.e., Lord John Stewart, commendator of Coldingham.
2 Without Auchindoir.