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MISCELLANY
Burnet, sir Alex., of Leys, 76 n.
George, 256, 266; in Towie,
240, 267.
John, 247, 256, 266; in Towie,
240.
Burton, George, 62 ; punished for
straggling and plundering, 42.
Butter, custom, 288-296.
Butter, ensign, 66.
Cairill, Patrick, 276 n.
Cairn of Mounth, 314.
Cairnis, Alexander, meilmaker, 195.
Issobell, 200.
Caldwell, John, minister of Port-
patrick, letter from, to the bp.
of Galloway, 94.
Calves (Carr), trespassing, 291, 307.
Cameron, James, minister of Inch
and Soulseat, letter from, to the
bp. of Galloway, 93-94.
Campbell, Elizabeth, second wife of
sir John Campbell of Glenurchy,
137
sir John, of Glenurchy, 137
and n.
sir Robert, of Glenurchy,
minerals on his property, 135
and n.
Campfield, captain, 66.
Candle fir, 216.
Cant, John, of the Grange, 201.
Sarah, second wife of Alex.
Jaffray, 167 n.
Capons, custom, 245, 270, 281-282,
286-287, 296, 300, 304.
Cardes, Alex., in Barflett, 308.
Cardross, David, lord, 116, 131
and n., 150.
Carey, Mary, second wife of Dr.
Fraser, 147 «.
Carmichael, James, minister of
Haddington, 190-191.
Carndard, 248, 260.
Carney, John, in Newbiging, 229.
‘ Carr meall,' 217, 234, 279.
Carriages, 225, 244, 314, 316-318,
321; for minister, 318.
Carter, Brian, 15.
Cartockwhee. See Cortachy.
Castle-Forbes, 224 and passim;
great hall of, 236 and passim
- (great hall of old tower, 316);
mains, 291-292; manor place,
303, 307. 316; place, 234 ; yards
and yard dykes, 314-315. See
Forbes, and Druminour.
Castlehill, 227-228, 251, 259, 292.
Cattle (nolt), detained out of fold,
299; trespassing, 259, 260, 265,
276, 280, 282, 285-286, 291, 317.
See Oxen.
Cess, 216, 246, 316.
Chalmers, Alex., in Mongarie,
notary, 241-242, 244, 246, 252-
257> 259> 261-266, 268, 274, 276,
278, 283-284, 290, 292-294, 296,
300, 310.
Jean, 245.
John, ground officer, 278, 280-
281, 284.
tailor, 194.
Wilham, 198.
Charles ti. urged by sir James
Hope to mend his ways, 103.
Charlesworth, lieut., 66.
Charteris, Lawrence, prof, of
divinity, Edinburgh university,
77 and n.
Cheese, lieut. William, 66.
Cheislie, Robert, 194.
Chortawhee. See Cortachy.
Christie or Fullartown, Issabill,
257-
James, 295; in Bankheid,
247, 302 ; fined for ‘ blooding,’
308-309.
minister of Kirkinner,
85 and n.
(or Wright), Margaret, 292.
Thomas, minister of Wigton,
85 and n.
Christison (Crystesoun), John, 196.
Clark or Clerk, Elizabeth, wife of
sir William Hope of Granton,
106.
—— James, in Perselow, 246.
in Tailzeach, fined for
‘ blooding,' 305.
John, 33 n.
in Walkmill, 314.
Wilham, in Castlehill, 309 n.
Clarkson (Clerkesone), John, carter,
145-
Clatt, Aberdeenshire, 237, and
passim; parish, 210, 225, and
passim.
Cleare, capt. Henry, 66.
Cleghorne (Cleghone), Wilham, 196.
Clerihew, John, 254, 304; in
Dubston, 278, 282-283, 289, 310-
312, 317; in Putachie, 238, 245.
Clerk. See Clark.
Clerk of Court. See Anderson,
George; Chalmers, Alexander;
Davidson, Wilham; Gordon,
MISCELLANY
Burnet, sir Alex., of Leys, 76 n.
George, 256, 266; in Towie,
240, 267.
John, 247, 256, 266; in Towie,
240.
Burton, George, 62 ; punished for
straggling and plundering, 42.
Butter, custom, 288-296.
Butter, ensign, 66.
Cairill, Patrick, 276 n.
Cairn of Mounth, 314.
Cairnis, Alexander, meilmaker, 195.
Issobell, 200.
Caldwell, John, minister of Port-
patrick, letter from, to the bp.
of Galloway, 94.
Calves (Carr), trespassing, 291, 307.
Cameron, James, minister of Inch
and Soulseat, letter from, to the
bp. of Galloway, 93-94.
Campbell, Elizabeth, second wife of
sir John Campbell of Glenurchy,
137
sir John, of Glenurchy, 137
and n.
sir Robert, of Glenurchy,
minerals on his property, 135
and n.
Campfield, captain, 66.
Candle fir, 216.
Cant, John, of the Grange, 201.
Sarah, second wife of Alex.
Jaffray, 167 n.
Capons, custom, 245, 270, 281-282,
286-287, 296, 300, 304.
Cardes, Alex., in Barflett, 308.
Cardross, David, lord, 116, 131
and n., 150.
Carey, Mary, second wife of Dr.
Fraser, 147 «.
Carmichael, James, minister of
Haddington, 190-191.
Carndard, 248, 260.
Carney, John, in Newbiging, 229.
‘ Carr meall,' 217, 234, 279.
Carriages, 225, 244, 314, 316-318,
321; for minister, 318.
Carter, Brian, 15.
Cartockwhee. See Cortachy.
Castle-Forbes, 224 and passim;
great hall of, 236 and passim
- (great hall of old tower, 316);
mains, 291-292; manor place,
303, 307. 316; place, 234 ; yards
and yard dykes, 314-315. See
Forbes, and Druminour.
Castlehill, 227-228, 251, 259, 292.
Cattle (nolt), detained out of fold,
299; trespassing, 259, 260, 265,
276, 280, 282, 285-286, 291, 317.
See Oxen.
Cess, 216, 246, 316.
Chalmers, Alex., in Mongarie,
notary, 241-242, 244, 246, 252-
257> 259> 261-266, 268, 274, 276,
278, 283-284, 290, 292-294, 296,
300, 310.
Jean, 245.
John, ground officer, 278, 280-
281, 284.
tailor, 194.
Wilham, 198.
Charles ti. urged by sir James
Hope to mend his ways, 103.
Charlesworth, lieut., 66.
Charteris, Lawrence, prof, of
divinity, Edinburgh university,
77 and n.
Cheese, lieut. William, 66.
Cheislie, Robert, 194.
Chortawhee. See Cortachy.
Christie or Fullartown, Issabill,
257-
James, 295; in Bankheid,
247, 302 ; fined for ‘ blooding,’
308-309.
minister of Kirkinner,
85 and n.
(or Wright), Margaret, 292.
Thomas, minister of Wigton,
85 and n.
Christison (Crystesoun), John, 196.
Clark or Clerk, Elizabeth, wife of
sir William Hope of Granton,
106.
—— James, in Perselow, 246.
in Tailzeach, fined for
‘ blooding,' 305.
John, 33 n.
in Walkmill, 314.
Wilham, in Castlehill, 309 n.
Clarkson (Clerkesone), John, carter,
145-
Clatt, Aberdeenshire, 237, and
passim; parish, 210, 225, and
passim.
Cleare, capt. Henry, 66.
Cleghorne (Cleghone), Wilham, 196.
Clerihew, John, 254, 304; in
Dubston, 278, 282-283, 289, 310-
312, 317; in Putachie, 238, 245.
Clerk. See Clark.
Clerk of Court. See Anderson,
George; Chalmers, Alexander;
Davidson, Wilham; Gordon,
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