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FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1676
The said day Compeared Janet Antone indweller
in Bankheid, and gave in a complaint to the court
against James Crystie and Cristian Lockie his spous,
for strickeing, beating and bloodeing of her, and shee
produced blood in ane cloathe in face of the court. As
also the said James Crystie and his said spous gave in a
complaint against the said Janet Antone for beateing and
streckeing of the said Cristian Lockie and provockeing be
evill words. Whervpon both-the saids pairties adduced
the wittness eftemamed, to witt Hutcheon Mylne in Bank¬
heid, Cristian Andersone yair and Agnes Hendersone
yair, against whom nor non of them ther wes no objectione;
who being solemly sworne depones vnanimouslie (except
the said Hutcheon Mylne) that they saw the said Janet
Antone her lipp bloodeing and shee kaiping the blood in the
cloath, and also deponed they saw the said Janet Antone
sitteing above the said Cristian Lockie and stickeing in
her hair, and they were pulleing and rugeing wthers haires
and scolding wther with opprobious language. Whervpon
the said bailzie ordanit the saids pairties to pas the verdict
of ane asysse.
Assysores names.
William Lichtone in Towie. James Rodger in Tailzeach.
James Rodger ther.
John Oliver ther.
Georg Andersone in
Barflett.
John Hendersone in
Perseleiw.
James Duncan in Castellhill.
William Menie ther.
Georg Menie ther.
James Andersone in Per¬
seleiw.
Patrik Leith in Windseey.
Georg Mackie in Stondyk.
William Gordone in Towie.
Alexr. Gardes in Barflett.
Thomas Rodger in Bogiesyde.
The wholl assyssores being solemly sworne all in ane
voyce be the mouth of George Andersone forsaid yair
chancellar, findis the blood prowen, and also the stricking
of the said Cristian Lockie and pulleing of her hair also
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1676
The said day Compeared Janet Antone indweller
in Bankheid, and gave in a complaint to the court
against James Crystie and Cristian Lockie his spous,
for strickeing, beating and bloodeing of her, and shee
produced blood in ane cloathe in face of the court. As
also the said James Crystie and his said spous gave in a
complaint against the said Janet Antone for beateing and
streckeing of the said Cristian Lockie and provockeing be
evill words. Whervpon both-the saids pairties adduced
the wittness eftemamed, to witt Hutcheon Mylne in Bank¬
heid, Cristian Andersone yair and Agnes Hendersone
yair, against whom nor non of them ther wes no objectione;
who being solemly sworne depones vnanimouslie (except
the said Hutcheon Mylne) that they saw the said Janet
Antone her lipp bloodeing and shee kaiping the blood in the
cloath, and also deponed they saw the said Janet Antone
sitteing above the said Cristian Lockie and stickeing in
her hair, and they were pulleing and rugeing wthers haires
and scolding wther with opprobious language. Whervpon
the said bailzie ordanit the saids pairties to pas the verdict
of ane asysse.
Assysores names.
William Lichtone in Towie. James Rodger in Tailzeach.
James Rodger ther.
John Oliver ther.
Georg Andersone in
Barflett.
John Hendersone in
Perseleiw.
James Duncan in Castellhill.
William Menie ther.
Georg Menie ther.
James Andersone in Per¬
seleiw.
Patrik Leith in Windseey.
Georg Mackie in Stondyk.
William Gordone in Towie.
Alexr. Gardes in Barflett.
Thomas Rodger in Bogiesyde.
The wholl assyssores being solemly sworne all in ane
voyce be the mouth of George Andersone forsaid yair
chancellar, findis the blood prowen, and also the stricking
of the said Cristian Lockie and pulleing of her hair also
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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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