Abstracts of Protocols of the Town Clerks of Glasgow 1
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Witnesses: Robert Gilmour, John Patersoune, and James Dalgleis.
187. Elphinstoune — Hammyltoune of Coychtnok. 29 June, 1554, 12 m.
George Elphinstoune, son and heir of q. George Elphinstoune, his father, sold to Andrew Hammyltoun of Coichtnok a tenement, fore and back, with yard and pertinents, lying t.c. in the street leading from the Quadrivium to the Market Cross, on the east side thereof, between the lands of John Crawfurde of Rowchtsallo on the south and south-west, an upper fortified tene...- ment, commonly called ane batcllit hows, and the tenement of Mr. John Sprewle, vicar of Glasgow, on the north, and the street on the west; and that for the purpose of the said George raising a large sum of money for rentalling him in the messuage of Gorbaldis and Brigende. Sasine given by Mr. John Hall, bailie. Witnesses: Edward Hammyltoune, David Forsytht, and James Nasmyth.
188. John Allane, Heir of q. John Allane. 17 July, 1554, 1 p.m.
Mr. John Hall, bailie, gave sasine to John Allane, as heir of q.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Witnesses: Robert Gilmour, John Patersoune, and James Dalgleis.
187. Elphinstoune — Hammyltoune of Coychtnok. 29 June, 1554, 12 m.
George Elphinstoune, son and heir of q. George Elphinstoune, his father, sold to Andrew Hammyltoun of Coichtnok a tenement, fore and back, with yard and pertinents, lying t.c. in the street leading from the Quadrivium to the Market Cross, on the east side thereof, between the lands of John Crawfurde of Rowchtsallo on the south and south-west, an upper fortified tene...- ment, commonly called ane batcllit hows, and the tenement of Mr. John Sprewle, vicar of Glasgow, on the north, and the street on the west; and that for the purpose of the said George raising a large sum of money for rentalling him in the messuage of Gorbaldis and Brigende. Sasine given by Mr. John Hall, bailie. Witnesses: Edward Hammyltoune, David Forsytht, and James Nasmyth.
188. John Allane, Heir of q. John Allane. 17 July, 1554, 1 p.m.
Mr. John Hall, bailie, gave sasine to John Allane, as heir of q.
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