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Aberdeen appoints a public fast
on account of the ‘ distrest
estate of the Kirk of Chryst ’
in 1621, 182.
Aberlady's contribution to the
distressed Church of France in
1622, 190-191.
Absence from court, 3x5; fines for,
229, 233, 269, 306, 311, 317.
Adam, Duncan, in Newbigging,
263, 321.
James, in Strolonaick, 257.
in Cottoune of Castle
Forbes, 318-319.
Thomas, in Broomhill, 306.
in Newbigging, 262;
fined for ‘ blooding,' 263.
Adamson, Agnes, 201.
Nicoll, baxter, 195.
Aikin, David, in Auchinderg, 218.
Aikman, Richard, 197.
Airhe, James, second earl of, 75 n.
countess of, 7, 21 and n;
refusing to allow English soldiers
to quarter in Cortachy, her
house is entered by force, 21-29 I
the finding of the court-martial,
3°-
Aitkin [see also Aikin, Atkine),
George, mason, 195.
James, 197.
Alane. See Allan.
Alexander, Andro, fined for ‘ blood¬
ing,’ 260-261.
Isabell, 17.
James, 196.
Alford, 211, 312, 316, 317; Old
Statistical Account of, 212, 2x4.
Allan (Alane), Barbara, 196.
John, 234.
Alured, colonel Matthew, 3.
Ambergris, 148 and n.
Anaytis. See Ennetis.
Anderson, Alexander, 32.
in Stonfeidle, 246.
266; in Towie, 246, 269 ;
fined for ‘ blooding,' 246-248.
Anderson, Archibald, belt maker,
196.
Cristian, 308.
Eliz., 14.
George, in Auchindore, fined
for ‘ blooding,’ 249-250.
in Barflat, 285-286, 293,
300-301, 308.
• notary, 224-225, 251.
James, 247, 254.
in Marchmarr, 238, 278,
302, 314.
in Perselew, 302, 308.
Margaret, 14.
-Mongo, 194.
Murdo, 317.
Patrick, of Mylntone of Noth,
305, 307-
Robert, 271.
Angus, John, 254, 278.
in Edinbanchrie, 228,
233, 238, 240, 244.
Thomas, 240.
Anlaby, Arthur, 166 and n.
Annand, Alexander, of Auchter-
allan, 153 n.
Jean, wife of Robert Trail,
minister of Old Greyfriars, 153 n.
John, minister of Inverness,
136, n.
Antone, Janet, in Bankheid, 308-309.
Arms to be borne by tenants, 217,
313, 315, 321.
Arrestments, breach of, 230, 258,
289, 295.
Arthur, William, minister of the
West Kirk, Edinburgh, 193-194,
201.
Ashfield, colonel Richard, 3, 9-
11, 66.
Askin, Agnes, 17.
Asone, Arthur, in Kirktoun of
Forbes, 259. See Eisoun, Esson.
Assaults, 13-17, 214, 235, 250-252,
255, 257, 262, 263, 273, 275, 280,
284, 293, 294, 295, 300, 302, 308,
310, 311, 318-319.
323
Aberdeen appoints a public fast
on account of the ‘ distrest
estate of the Kirk of Chryst ’
in 1621, 182.
Aberlady's contribution to the
distressed Church of France in
1622, 190-191.
Absence from court, 3x5; fines for,
229, 233, 269, 306, 311, 317.
Adam, Duncan, in Newbigging,
263, 321.
James, in Strolonaick, 257.
in Cottoune of Castle
Forbes, 318-319.
Thomas, in Broomhill, 306.
in Newbigging, 262;
fined for ‘ blooding,' 263.
Adamson, Agnes, 201.
Nicoll, baxter, 195.
Aikin, David, in Auchinderg, 218.
Aikman, Richard, 197.
Airhe, James, second earl of, 75 n.
countess of, 7, 21 and n;
refusing to allow English soldiers
to quarter in Cortachy, her
house is entered by force, 21-29 I
the finding of the court-martial,
3°-
Aitkin [see also Aikin, Atkine),
George, mason, 195.
James, 197.
Alane. See Allan.
Alexander, Andro, fined for ‘ blood¬
ing,’ 260-261.
Isabell, 17.
James, 196.
Alford, 211, 312, 316, 317; Old
Statistical Account of, 212, 2x4.
Allan (Alane), Barbara, 196.
John, 234.
Alured, colonel Matthew, 3.
Ambergris, 148 and n.
Anaytis. See Ennetis.
Anderson, Alexander, 32.
in Stonfeidle, 246.
266; in Towie, 246, 269 ;
fined for ‘ blooding,' 246-248.
Anderson, Archibald, belt maker,
196.
Cristian, 308.
Eliz., 14.
George, in Auchindore, fined
for ‘ blooding,’ 249-250.
in Barflat, 285-286, 293,
300-301, 308.
• notary, 224-225, 251.
James, 247, 254.
in Marchmarr, 238, 278,
302, 314.
in Perselew, 302, 308.
Margaret, 14.
-Mongo, 194.
Murdo, 317.
Patrick, of Mylntone of Noth,
305, 307-
Robert, 271.
Angus, John, 254, 278.
in Edinbanchrie, 228,
233, 238, 240, 244.
Thomas, 240.
Anlaby, Arthur, 166 and n.
Annand, Alexander, of Auchter-
allan, 153 n.
Jean, wife of Robert Trail,
minister of Old Greyfriars, 153 n.
John, minister of Inverness,
136, n.
Antone, Janet, in Bankheid, 308-309.
Arms to be borne by tenants, 217,
313, 315, 321.
Arrestments, breach of, 230, 258,
289, 295.
Arthur, William, minister of the
West Kirk, Edinburgh, 193-194,
201.
Ashfield, colonel Richard, 3, 9-
11, 66.
Askin, Agnes, 17.
Asone, Arthur, in Kirktoun of
Forbes, 259. See Eisoun, Esson.
Assaults, 13-17, 214, 235, 250-252,
255, 257, 262, 263, 273, 275, 280,
284, 293, 294, 295, 300, 302, 308,
310, 311, 318-319.
323
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