Extract from the protocol book of the late Gavin Walker, narrating that Thomas Wallang, burgess of the burgh of Musselburgh, and Helen Mill, his spouse, resigned a tenement of land on the east side of the High Street in favour of Andrew and John Wallang, their sons, 11th January 1569

Extract from the protocol book of the late Gavin Walker, made by George Bennett, notary public, of an instrument narrating that Thomas Wallang, burgess of the burgh of Musselburgh, and Helen Mill, his spouse, resigned a tenement of land in the street 'Neubiging', on the east side of the High Street, bounded between the land of John Cranstoun on south, the land of William Wricht on north, the arable lands of Inveresk on east, and the highway on west, into the hands of Thomas Anderson, one of the bailies of the burgh, in favour of Andrew Wallang, their son, and John Wallang, his younger brother, and sasine was given on 11th January 1568-9, before these witnesses: James Smart, William Thomsoun, junior, Walter Brown, James Wallace, John Wricht, and Henry Barker, servants.