Instrument of Sasine, in terms of a charter of feu-farm and precept directed to Alexander Auldinstoun and David Hamyltoun, 28th May 1546

Instrument of Sasine, in terms of a charter of feu-farm, and precept directed to Alexander Auldinstoun of that Ilk, and Mr. David Hamyltoun in Prestoun, dated Edinburgh, 27th May 1546, by George, Lord Seton, in favour of his cousin or kinsman, George Seton, son of the late Archibald Seton in St. Germains, of the kirklands of Lasswade (which the late Thomas Giffert occupied), lying at the west end of the town of Dalkeith, in the regality of St. Andrews, barony of Kirkliston, and shire of Edinburgh. Witnesses to precept, George Nesbit, baron of Dalzell, Philip Nesbit, his son, Adam Nesbit of that Ilk, John Seytoun of Lathrisk, John Mosman, and Alexander Young, notaries. Sasine given 28th May 1546. Witnesses, John Giffert, son of the said late Thomas, James Aldincraw, William Penango, and Paul Leys. John Mosman, of Glasgow diocese, by apostolic authority notary public.