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194 THE SCOTTISH CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE
Sir William Nisbit of the Deane,1 knycht .
Sir Archebald Napeir of Edinbellie, knycht
Sir William Fairlie of Brunsfeild, knycht .
The Laird of Wareistoun
Mr. William Arthour, ordiner minister
Mr. Robert Cheislie ....
Thomas Zoung in the Craig of Inuerleyth
Alexander Symsoun in the Quhythous
Johne Stevinsone in the West Port .
Thomas Miller, meikmaker 2 .
Archebald Ingilis, weavir
William Craig in Minthulie
Robert Howiesone in the Potteraw .
Johne Dickiesone, there ...
Robert Stevinsone, there
Charles Hog, there .....
Richard Howiesone, there
Johne Chalmeris, West Port, tailzeour
Thomas Ker, wrycht, there
James Rid, tailzeour, there
James Wilkie in Sauchtounhall
George Broun in Eleis mylnis .
Walter Bell in Sauchtounhall .
Thomas McQuorne in the Seins
Thomas Syme in Sauchtounhall, tailzeour .
George Lowrie, merchand
Robert Wilsone in Sauchtounhall
Robert Leaseris in Bonitoun .
Mongo Andersone in the Watter Leyth
Alexander Zoole, West Port
Alexander Gray, maltman, there
William Wallace, kirk-officer .
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1 Until the autumn of 1845 there stood about the centre of what is now the
Dean Cemetery ‘a large, venerable, old mansion-house, the seat of the now
extinct family of Nisbet of Dean, a family long of great local influence.’ The
village of Dean ‘ has always had a peculiar population of its own, quite distinct
from that both of Edinburgh and of the country’ (Cockburn’s Journal, 1874,
vol. ii. pp. 139, 140). It was doubtless a tiny village indeed in 1622, for only
seven of the contributors are entered as ‘in the Deane.’
2 Meikmaker is a clerical slip for meilmaker.
Sir William Nisbit of the Deane,1 knycht .
Sir Archebald Napeir of Edinbellie, knycht
Sir William Fairlie of Brunsfeild, knycht .
The Laird of Wareistoun
Mr. William Arthour, ordiner minister
Mr. Robert Cheislie ....
Thomas Zoung in the Craig of Inuerleyth
Alexander Symsoun in the Quhythous
Johne Stevinsone in the West Port .
Thomas Miller, meikmaker 2 .
Archebald Ingilis, weavir
William Craig in Minthulie
Robert Howiesone in the Potteraw .
Johne Dickiesone, there ...
Robert Stevinsone, there
Charles Hog, there .....
Richard Howiesone, there
Johne Chalmeris, West Port, tailzeour
Thomas Ker, wrycht, there
James Rid, tailzeour, there
James Wilkie in Sauchtounhall
George Broun in Eleis mylnis .
Walter Bell in Sauchtounhall .
Thomas McQuorne in the Seins
Thomas Syme in Sauchtounhall, tailzeour .
George Lowrie, merchand
Robert Wilsone in Sauchtounhall
Robert Leaseris in Bonitoun .
Mongo Andersone in the Watter Leyth
Alexander Zoole, West Port
Alexander Gray, maltman, there
William Wallace, kirk-officer .
lOOli.
26li. 13s. 4d.
66li. 13s. 4d.
66li. 13s. 4d.
13li. 6s. 8d.
3li. 6s. 8d.
6li. 13s. 4d.
5li. 6s. 8d.
3li. 6s. 8d.
36s.
20s.
6s.
6li. 13s. 4d.
6li. 13s. 4d.
6li. 13s. 4d.
6li. 13s. 4d.
5li.
33s. 4d.
24s.
30s.
13li. 6s. 8d.
8li. 3s. 4d.
6li. 13s. 4d.
5li. 6s. 8d.
12s.
3li. 6s. 8d.
6s. 8d.
40s.
12s.
3li. 6s. 8d.
3li. 6s. 8d.
53s. 4d.
1 Until the autumn of 1845 there stood about the centre of what is now the
Dean Cemetery ‘a large, venerable, old mansion-house, the seat of the now
extinct family of Nisbet of Dean, a family long of great local influence.’ The
village of Dean ‘ has always had a peculiar population of its own, quite distinct
from that both of Edinburgh and of the country’ (Cockburn’s Journal, 1874,
vol. ii. pp. 139, 140). It was doubtless a tiny village indeed in 1622, for only
seven of the contributors are entered as ‘in the Deane.’
2 Meikmaker is a clerical slip for meilmaker.
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