The manuscripts of His Grace the Duke of ... - Electric Scotland

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Drumlangrig, knight, bore to his wellbeloved son and apparent heir,
William Douglas, he bound himself and his heirs to infeft the foresaid
William, his heirs and assignees, in heritable fee of all and sundry the
lands and barony of Drumlanrig in the sheriffdom of Dumfries, also of
the said James' town and lands of the lands and barony of Tibberis
with mills, 10 merk lands of old extent of the town of Dalgarnok, 50 s.
land of old extent of Glencorce and Drumfadzeane, in the same sheriffdom
; the lands and barony of Hawik, viz. in property the town of
Hawik with mill, lands of Eist Manis, West Manis, Crunach and
Kirktoun Mannis, Flekkis, Carlinpile, &c., and in tenantry Howpaslet,
Chesholme, Quhitechestir, Edgaristoun, &c., advocation and
donation of churches and chaplainries, in the sheri5*dom of Roxburgh,
with this provision in the before named James' obligation that the
foresaid William should give to the said James and whatever oiher
persons the said James should be pleased to nominate, a letter of reversion
for redemption of the lands and baronies, in case it happened the
foresaid William to decease without heirs male of his body, containing
in it a certain sum of money : On strength of which letter the foresaid
James had caused to be infefted the said William, his son, and his heirs
and assignees, in fee of the lands and baronies above specified : And
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