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Testament Scottish Commissariot Testaments (1514–1800) 8 Mar. 1575-6

Testament of in Anstruther. See Hamilton John Grissell. John, merchant, burgess in Edinburgh. See Fisher, Mause. John, baxter, indweller in Edinburgh. See Auchinleck, Margaret. John, merchant, in Langnudrie. See Livingston, Jonet. John, in Powknaif See Burne, Katherine. John, in Sylver-dykis. See Young, Elspeth. Jonet, sometime spouse to David Nisbet, burgess in Dunbar

Year: 1575
Location: Grissell. John, merchant, burgess in Edinburgh. See Fisher, Mause. John, baxter, indweller in Edinburgh. See Auchinleck, Margaret. John, merchant, in Langnudrie. See Livingston, Jonet. John, in Powknaif See Burne, Katherine. John, in Sylver-dykis. See Young, Elspeth. Jonet, sometime spouse to David Nisbet, burgess in Dunbar
County: Midlothian
Repository: National Records of Scotland (NRS)
Piece / Ref: Commissariot of Edinburgh

Verbatim Historical Transcription & Abstract

John, in Anstruther. See Hamilton, Grissell. John, merchant, burgess in Edinburgh. See Fisher, Mause. John, baxter, indweller in Edinburgh. See Auchinleck, Margaret. John, merchant, in Langnudrie. See Livingston, Jonet. John, in Powknaif See Burne, Katherine. John, in Sylver-dykis. See Young, Elspeth. Jonet, sometime spouse to David Nisbet, burgess in Dunbar 8 Mar. 1575-6

Archival Source & Preservation Citation

Source Series: SRS Vol 2: The Commissariot Record of Edinburgh, Part II (1601-1700) • Piece / Ref: Commissariot of Edinburgh

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