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The said
Bassie Thom¬
son peyit hir
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1673
John Touch, under failzie of £50 ; and John Touch like¬
wise to Geo. Mackey. Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Kearn and Clat, holden within Alex.
Sumer’s house at the Kirkstyll of Keam, 17 July 1673.
Bailie, etc., as above. Suits called, etc.]
The said day Bassie Thomson in Persellevy gav ane bill
againest John Henderson, quhair shee aleigit to prow that
the said John Henderson did strick and blood hir, and the
witnes being examed did depon that they saw not sie (sic)
the said John Henderson streik nor blood hir, and con-
firmit be ye said John Henderson his oath that he did
not blood hir nor strick hir. Quhairfor the bailzie forsaid
absolues the said John Henderson of the said aleigit
blood.
Lykwayes the said John Henderson gav in ane bill
againest the said Bassie Thomson, quhairas he did prow
be famous vitnes, quhich they did depon that they saw
the said Bassie Thomson steik fast in the said John
Henderson hair and hardlie could be tackit out of his hair ;
thair for the bailzie forsaid decernes the said Bassie
Thomson to pey the sowm of [fyv poundis]1 money, to be
peyit vithin term of law wnder the paine of poynding.
[Lawburrows, John Henderson to Bassie Thomson and
her mother, and she to him, under the failzie of £20 each.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Keam, Forbes, Keig, Auchtindor
and Clett, holden within the great hall of Castell Forbes,
31 Oct. 1673. Arthur Dallgardno in Blairdinny bailie.
Alex. Chalmer n.p. court clerk. Ground officer and
dempster blank. Suits called, etc.]
[Tenants to pay their silver duties for crop 1672 and
preceding, or 20s. for each merk ; and to pay their silver
duties for crop 1673; also to pay their meal and malt
for crop 1672 and preceding, or £8 for each boll unpayed;
1 Written and deleted.
The said
Bassie Thom¬
son peyit hir
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1673
John Touch, under failzie of £50 ; and John Touch like¬
wise to Geo. Mackey. Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Kearn and Clat, holden within Alex.
Sumer’s house at the Kirkstyll of Keam, 17 July 1673.
Bailie, etc., as above. Suits called, etc.]
The said day Bassie Thomson in Persellevy gav ane bill
againest John Henderson, quhair shee aleigit to prow that
the said John Henderson did strick and blood hir, and the
witnes being examed did depon that they saw not sie (sic)
the said John Henderson streik nor blood hir, and con-
firmit be ye said John Henderson his oath that he did
not blood hir nor strick hir. Quhairfor the bailzie forsaid
absolues the said John Henderson of the said aleigit
blood.
Lykwayes the said John Henderson gav in ane bill
againest the said Bassie Thomson, quhairas he did prow
be famous vitnes, quhich they did depon that they saw
the said Bassie Thomson steik fast in the said John
Henderson hair and hardlie could be tackit out of his hair ;
thair for the bailzie forsaid decernes the said Bassie
Thomson to pey the sowm of [fyv poundis]1 money, to be
peyit vithin term of law wnder the paine of poynding.
[Lawburrows, John Henderson to Bassie Thomson and
her mother, and she to him, under the failzie of £20 each.]
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Keam, Forbes, Keig, Auchtindor
and Clett, holden within the great hall of Castell Forbes,
31 Oct. 1673. Arthur Dallgardno in Blairdinny bailie.
Alex. Chalmer n.p. court clerk. Ground officer and
dempster blank. Suits called, etc.]
[Tenants to pay their silver duties for crop 1672 and
preceding, or 20s. for each merk ; and to pay their silver
duties for crop 1673; also to pay their meal and malt
for crop 1672 and preceding, or £8 for each boll unpayed;
1 Written and deleted.
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| Description | Third volume. Contents: Dundee court-martial records, 1651 / edited by Godfrey Davies -- The bishop of Galloway's correspondence, 1679-1685 / edited by William Douglas -- The diary of Sir James Hope, 1646-1654 / edited by Sir James Balfour Paul -- Instructions for the trial of Patrick Graham, 1476 / edited by Robert Kerr Hannay -- The Scottish contributions to the distressed church of France, 1622 / edited by D. Hay Fleming -- The Forbes baron court book, 1659-1678 / edited by J. Maitland Thomson. |
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