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MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS
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Thomas Thomsone.
Adame Stewarte.
John Herrone.
George Davidsone.
Robert Jonstoune.
John Simme.
Andro Smyth.
Andro Hay.
John Barclay.
John Burges.
Robert Patersone.
Thomas Oglebee.
James Broune.
Archibald Robertsone.
John Slowane.
Archibald Paydzeane.
James Mcmine.
George Mille.
John Allan.
Thomas Cotto.
Robert Charters.
John Corsbie.
Robert Dallzell.
William Charters.
James Mearnes.
James Shanne.
James Weire.
David Kirkland.
William Jonstoune.
Alexr. Vasse.
Thomas Farrier, pypper.
At Musselburgh the number included in this roll wer
mustered and disbanded the 17 of September 1667.
SUPPLICATIONE of Edward Buchanan to the Right
Reverend The Deacon of the Talyours of Edr. & The
Rest of the Incorporatione yrof, 1670
Wnto the Right honorable the Deacon of the Talyours of
Edr. And the rest of the Incorporatione Thereof:—
The humbill Supplicatione of Edward Buchanan
sone to Wmqll. Edward Buchanan of Spittell.
1 Of Glenae and Amisfield, created a baronet nth April 1666. His grandson
succeeded as 6th Earl of Carnwath.
Sr. Robert Dalyell.1
J. Kennewie.
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