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FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1678
and generallie ordaines all dewtie to be done to all mylnes
be ther sucken, and that within the lordshipp, conforme
to the former actts.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that the wholl
tennents within the parochens of Keame, Clett, Forbes
and Achendor shall putt ther goods to the hill of Curreyne
for pastureing, and every parochen to have ane common
hird among them.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that William
Menie in Castell Forbes sail stryk oxen in a plewch with
James Duncain, and sail bear good neighbourhood with
him, wnder the payne of ten libs.
The said day it is statute and ordanit be the said bailzy
that no persone nor persones quho leads peatts to my
lord shall remove from the moss wntill they give satis¬
faction to the mossgreiwf both for abuses comitted in the
moss and for dighting the lair and gate, and yat wnder
the payne off fowr lib. Scotts ilk plewchs laboureing.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that ther sail be
ane hors aff everie hundreth merkis pey be sent to Aber-
dein for carrieing owt goods to the minister, and yat
quhenever they sail be requyred, wnder the payne off
fowrtie shilling Scotts, and to doe all wther dewtie to him
as to peitts, muckeing and wtherwayes, and this tends to
the parochen of Keame.
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Auchindor, Keam and Clatt, holden
in Alex. Simer’s house at the kirk of Keame, 21 June 1678.
Arthur Dalgardno in Blairfinie bailie. James Ross n.p.
court clerk. William Lang officer. Dempster blank.
Suits called, etc.]
The said day wpon ane bill giuen in be Georg Gairdner
in Logie wpon Thomas Straquhan in Edinbanchorie for
stricking, woonding off his bodie and bmissing yeroff,
witnessis being callit for prowing off the same, to witt
Alexr. Gillespie in Cottoune off Castell Forbes, William
Gillespie his sone, and James Adame yer, the forsaid
witnessis comperit and nothing could be objectit against
FORBES BARON COURT BOOK [a.d. 1678
and generallie ordaines all dewtie to be done to all mylnes
be ther sucken, and that within the lordshipp, conforme
to the former actts.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that the wholl
tennents within the parochens of Keame, Clett, Forbes
and Achendor shall putt ther goods to the hill of Curreyne
for pastureing, and every parochen to have ane common
hird among them.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that William
Menie in Castell Forbes sail stryk oxen in a plewch with
James Duncain, and sail bear good neighbourhood with
him, wnder the payne of ten libs.
The said day it is statute and ordanit be the said bailzy
that no persone nor persones quho leads peatts to my
lord shall remove from the moss wntill they give satis¬
faction to the mossgreiwf both for abuses comitted in the
moss and for dighting the lair and gate, and yat wnder
the payne off fowr lib. Scotts ilk plewchs laboureing.
The said day it is statute and ordanit that ther sail be
ane hors aff everie hundreth merkis pey be sent to Aber-
dein for carrieing owt goods to the minister, and yat
quhenever they sail be requyred, wnder the payne off
fowrtie shilling Scotts, and to doe all wther dewtie to him
as to peitts, muckeing and wtherwayes, and this tends to
the parochen of Keame.
[Court continued.]
[Court for the parishes of Auchindor, Keam and Clatt, holden
in Alex. Simer’s house at the kirk of Keame, 21 June 1678.
Arthur Dalgardno in Blairfinie bailie. James Ross n.p.
court clerk. William Lang officer. Dempster blank.
Suits called, etc.]
The said day wpon ane bill giuen in be Georg Gairdner
in Logie wpon Thomas Straquhan in Edinbanchorie for
stricking, woonding off his bodie and bmissing yeroff,
witnessis being callit for prowing off the same, to witt
Alexr. Gillespie in Cottoune off Castell Forbes, William
Gillespie his sone, and James Adame yer, the forsaid
witnessis comperit and nothing could be objectit against
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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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