The Chiefs of Colquhoun And Their Country volume 1
The Chiefs of Colquhoun And Their Country volume 1
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5i:f, at Rossdhu.
2 Original Bond at Rossdhu. '' Original Notarial Transunipt of Pro- •' Original Charter, ibid. Tocols, dated 30th August 1540, and original ■■ Original Instrument of Sasine, ibid. Preceptof Sasine, dated SdAugust 1513, (6(V.
76 SIR JOHN COLQUHOUN, KNIGHT, Colqulioun and his brother-in-law, Matthew Earl of Lennox. Shortly after, namely ou 9th September 1513, was fought the fatal battle of Flodden, to which that Earl had accompanied King James the Fourth, with whom he was in gre...at favour, and at which, with many other nobles, he was slain with his sovereign.
On 25th August 1515, Sir John Colquhouu entered into an agreement with Clnistian Douglas, the widow of Henry Thomson, sometime Lyon-King of Arms, ^ with respect to an annual rent of five merks, which was due to him as heir of his father, from the lands of Kellor, IMenslesmure, and Farnyslaw, in the barony of Dirlton and shire of Edinburgh. He agreed, provided payment of that annual rent, of which he liad received nothing since the entry of Henry Thomson and Christian Douglas, his spouse, to the said lands, was made to him in time to come, to remit to Christian, to whom these lands now belonged, by reason of conjunct infeftment, through the decease of her husband, all annuals owing to him for the terms bygone, and she bound herself to make payment thereof^ An annual rent, in which Sir John was infefted on 8th February 1515-16, consisting of ten merks Scots, to be raised from a tenement of land in the town of Leith, on the soiith side of the Water of Leith, m the barony of Eestalrig, and shire of Edinburgh, is worthy of special notice, from the parties by whom the precept was given.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
5i:f, at Rossdhu.
2 Original Bond at Rossdhu. '' Original Notarial Transunipt of Pro- •' Original Charter, ibid. Tocols, dated 30th August 1540, and original ■■ Original Instrument of Sasine, ibid. Preceptof Sasine, dated SdAugust 1513, (6(V.
76 SIR JOHN COLQUHOUN, KNIGHT, Colqulioun and his brother-in-law, Matthew Earl of Lennox. Shortly after, namely ou 9th September 1513, was fought the fatal battle of Flodden, to which that Earl had accompanied King James the Fourth, with whom he was in gre...at favour, and at which, with many other nobles, he was slain with his sovereign.
On 25th August 1515, Sir John Colquhouu entered into an agreement with Clnistian Douglas, the widow of Henry Thomson, sometime Lyon-King of Arms, ^ with respect to an annual rent of five merks, which was due to him as heir of his father, from the lands of Kellor, IMenslesmure, and Farnyslaw, in the barony of Dirlton and shire of Edinburgh. He agreed, provided payment of that annual rent, of which he liad received nothing since the entry of Henry Thomson and Christian Douglas, his spouse, to the said lands, was made to him in time to come, to remit to Christian, to whom these lands now belonged, by reason of conjunct infeftment, through the decease of her husband, all annuals owing to him for the terms bygone, and she bound herself to make payment thereof^ An annual rent, in which Sir John was infefted on 8th February 1515-16, consisting of ten merks Scots, to be raised from a tenement of land in the town of Leith, on the soiith side of the Water of Leith, m the barony of Eestalrig, and shire of Edinburgh, is worthy of special notice, from the parties by whom the precept was given.
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