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Eisoun, Cuthbert, maltman, 198.
Elder, Alexander, in the Deane,
196.
Ellis, John, advocate, 117, 151
and n.
Jonet, wife of sir John Smith
of Grotehall, 151 n.
Elmslie, James, 229, 231, 234, 252,
262, 292, 307.
Wm., in Castlehill, 241.
Elphinstone, Margaret, wife of
George Norvell, of Boghall, 132 n.
Elsinford’s contribution to the
distressed Church of France in
1622, 190, 192.
Ely, capt., 66.
Ennetis (Anaytis), 230, 236, 293,
298-299, 306, 315, 320.
Erskine {see Askin), Alexander, son
of John, earl of Mar, 131 n.
sir Charles, of Cambuskenneth,
1x6, 131 n, 151.
Charles, son of sir Charles
Erskine of Cambuskenneth, 131
and n.
David. See Cardross, lord.
Esson or Johnston, Agnes, 284.
See Eisoun, Asone.
Evans, lieut. Peter, 66.
Everard, ensign Richard, 66.
Everett, David, 62.
Edward, 62.
William, to ride the wooden
horse for abusing his officer,
63-64.
Ewes to be tethered, 226.
Fail and divot, 224, and passim.
Fairholm, Issobell, 197.
Thomas, 195.
Fairlea, George, of Braids, 144.
Helen, first wife of sir James
Lockhart of Lee, 144 n.
Fairlie, sir William, of Bruntsfield,
187, 194.
Falconer (Faulkenor), William, in
Fordoun, 58.
Farmer, capt., 66.
Farquhar, Alex., in Broomhill,
230.
— John, in Craiginhoe, 229, 235,
306, 321.
Farquharson, Thomas, 236.
Fellowes, ensign, 66.
Fergus, James, 230; in Tolmaads,
fined for assault, 252-253.
Ferguson, David, bayliff, 47.
William, in Dundee, 43-45.
Feu-duties, 277.
Fiddes, 218 ; rental, 209-211 and n.
Fiddesbeag, 218-219, 277 n.
Fiennes, Anne, wife of sir Charles
Wolseley, 164 n.
Fife, Christian, 30, 196.
Findley, Robert, 229.
Finlasoun, John, smyth, 196.
Fir trees embedded in mosses, 215,
216, 305, 309.
Fischer, John, 200.
Fitch, captain William, 66.
Fleming, Alexander, in Benvie, 41.
David Hay, editor of The
Scottish Contributions to the Dis¬
tressed Church of France in 1622,
179-202.
Walter, meilmaker, 197.
Flint, John, 133 and n, 134.
Foggage, 298.'
Folds, casting of, 245-246; keeping
of, 226, 230-231, 283, 299, 307.
Forbes Baron Court Book, 1659-1678,
203-321; description of the MS.,
209.
Forbes, 224, and passim; girnal
prices of, 270, 275, 277, 281, 287,
290, 295-296, 300, 303; orchards
and parks of, 295; policies of, 215 ;
woods and bogs of, 215, 229, 234,
295> S1?- See Castle-Forbes, and
Druminour.
Adam, tutor of Brux, 250, 259.
Alex., 2x8, 245.
in Midelmuir, 291.
Arthur, in Kinknockie, 218.
—— of Auchintoul, 211 w.
lord, 210.
John, in Wester Tolmaads,
253-
lady, 278.
parish, 210, 225, and passim;
minister of, 224-225, 279.
—— William, master of, 224-289,
passim; twelfth lord Forbes, 290-
321, passim.
master of (son of last),
3ii-
fined for assault, 235-
236.
at mill of Tolmaads, 321.
in Scotismyln, 283.
officer, 315, 320
Forester, his duties, 259, 265, 276,
277, 291, 317-
Fornication, punishment for, 14,17.
Forrester, Alexander, 199.
William, 196.
329
Eisoun, Cuthbert, maltman, 198.
Elder, Alexander, in the Deane,
196.
Ellis, John, advocate, 117, 151
and n.
Jonet, wife of sir John Smith
of Grotehall, 151 n.
Elmslie, James, 229, 231, 234, 252,
262, 292, 307.
Wm., in Castlehill, 241.
Elphinstone, Margaret, wife of
George Norvell, of Boghall, 132 n.
Elsinford’s contribution to the
distressed Church of France in
1622, 190, 192.
Ely, capt., 66.
Ennetis (Anaytis), 230, 236, 293,
298-299, 306, 315, 320.
Erskine {see Askin), Alexander, son
of John, earl of Mar, 131 n.
sir Charles, of Cambuskenneth,
1x6, 131 n, 151.
Charles, son of sir Charles
Erskine of Cambuskenneth, 131
and n.
David. See Cardross, lord.
Esson or Johnston, Agnes, 284.
See Eisoun, Asone.
Evans, lieut. Peter, 66.
Everard, ensign Richard, 66.
Everett, David, 62.
Edward, 62.
William, to ride the wooden
horse for abusing his officer,
63-64.
Ewes to be tethered, 226.
Fail and divot, 224, and passim.
Fairholm, Issobell, 197.
Thomas, 195.
Fairlea, George, of Braids, 144.
Helen, first wife of sir James
Lockhart of Lee, 144 n.
Fairlie, sir William, of Bruntsfield,
187, 194.
Falconer (Faulkenor), William, in
Fordoun, 58.
Farmer, capt., 66.
Farquhar, Alex., in Broomhill,
230.
— John, in Craiginhoe, 229, 235,
306, 321.
Farquharson, Thomas, 236.
Fellowes, ensign, 66.
Fergus, James, 230; in Tolmaads,
fined for assault, 252-253.
Ferguson, David, bayliff, 47.
William, in Dundee, 43-45.
Feu-duties, 277.
Fiddes, 218 ; rental, 209-211 and n.
Fiddesbeag, 218-219, 277 n.
Fiennes, Anne, wife of sir Charles
Wolseley, 164 n.
Fife, Christian, 30, 196.
Findley, Robert, 229.
Finlasoun, John, smyth, 196.
Fir trees embedded in mosses, 215,
216, 305, 309.
Fischer, John, 200.
Fitch, captain William, 66.
Fleming, Alexander, in Benvie, 41.
David Hay, editor of The
Scottish Contributions to the Dis¬
tressed Church of France in 1622,
179-202.
Walter, meilmaker, 197.
Flint, John, 133 and n, 134.
Foggage, 298.'
Folds, casting of, 245-246; keeping
of, 226, 230-231, 283, 299, 307.
Forbes Baron Court Book, 1659-1678,
203-321; description of the MS.,
209.
Forbes, 224, and passim; girnal
prices of, 270, 275, 277, 281, 287,
290, 295-296, 300, 303; orchards
and parks of, 295; policies of, 215 ;
woods and bogs of, 215, 229, 234,
295> S1?- See Castle-Forbes, and
Druminour.
Adam, tutor of Brux, 250, 259.
Alex., 2x8, 245.
in Midelmuir, 291.
Arthur, in Kinknockie, 218.
—— of Auchintoul, 211 w.
lord, 210.
John, in Wester Tolmaads,
253-
lady, 278.
parish, 210, 225, and passim;
minister of, 224-225, 279.
—— William, master of, 224-289,
passim; twelfth lord Forbes, 290-
321, passim.
master of (son of last),
3ii-
fined for assault, 235-
236.
at mill of Tolmaads, 321.
in Scotismyln, 283.
officer, 315, 320
Forester, his duties, 259, 265, 276,
277, 291, 317-
Fornication, punishment for, 14,17.
Forrester, Alexander, 199.
William, 196.
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