Instrument of Sasine narrating that Adam Furde of Burnecastle gave sasine to William Wedderat, burgess of Lawder, 7th October 1493

Instrument of Sasine narrating that Adam Furde of Burnecastle passed to his lands of Burnecastell, lying in the bailery of Lauderdale and shire of Berwick, and there at the dwelling house of Adam Weddale, gave sasine by earth and stone to William Wedderat, burgess of Lawder, of 30s. 4d. of his lands of Burnecastell, namely of two merks of land, which Adam Weddale now occupies, and a half merk of land now in the hands of Adam Furde himself, and the said Adam also infeft the said William in Adam Weddale's house by placing him therein and shutting the door thereof after his entry. Done 7th October 1493. Witnesses, Robert Lawdir of that ilk, Gilbert Lawdir of Balbardy, Bartholomew Lawdir, Alexander Jardin, Alan Wedderat, John Riddale, Thomas Bel, JamesTurnbull, John Runsyman,Thomas Lasynber, Thomas Brotherstanis, Lawrence Greif, and Sir William Bully, chaplain. James Young, clerk of St. Andrews diocese, by imperial and royal authority notary public.