Wardlaw, Henry, fl 1560s (notary)

Scope and Contents Instrument narrating the redemption by David Edingtoun of that Ilk, as assignee of his father, the late John Edingtoun of that Ilk, to a letter of reversion for the redemption of five husband-lands alienated to the late David King in Skarhill, to be redeemed on payment of 200 merks Scots, and the delivery of a tack of the lands for nine years at £6 Scots yearly; whereupon the said David Edington (in terms of an instrument of premunition under the hand of Sir John Flint, notary public) duly...

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Notarial Instrument narrating that Mr. George Crichton, advocate, on payment of 300 merks, released in favour of David Edingtoun of that Ilk five of the ten husband-lands, occupied by Dewar, Edingtoun, Knox, Cowane, and Wilson. Done in the house of the said Mr. George , 1565 [day and month omitted by notary]. Witnesses, Alexander Creychtoun, son of William Creychtoun of Drilaw, and others. Henry Wardlaw, notary.