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Scope and Contents Charter by David Edingtoun of that Ilk, whereby in terms of a contract between himself, John Hume of Blacader, and Alison Hume his second daughter, he grants to the said Alison, in liferent, ten husband-lands (occupied by Thomas Dewar, Patrick and John Forrester, Thomas and Peter Knox, Paul Cowan, Thomas Wilson, and Thomas Edingtoun, as described) in the town and territory of Edington; one husband-land in Hutoun, occupied by Robert Hume, and the lands of Clarebald, all in the shire of...

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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Instrument of Sasine narrating that David Edingtoun of that Ilk personally gave sasine to his wife, Alison Hume, of the husband-lands described in a previous charter, in terms of his own charter, 21st February 1562-3. Witnesses, Thomas and Jasper Howme, Philip and George Nesbit, James Makdowell, and Cristofer Sanderson. Robert Gybsone, presbyter of St. Andrews diocese, by apostolic authority notary public.

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Precept of Sasine by David Edingtoun of that Ilk, in terms of a previous charter, to Alison Hume there described. Dated at Edinburgh, 11th February 1562-3. Witnesses as in charter. Signed, 'Dauid Edingtoun of yt Ilk.'