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185. Item, a tack of the teynds of Glenessing, Eccles, and the Scarr,
sett be the comendator of Hollywood to Drumlangrig, dated November
1572.
186. Item, another be Sir John Tailzior, vicar of Penpunt, to James
Douglas of Drumlangrig for 9 years of the teynd lambs upon Scarr up
from the Caineburn, dated 14 April 1573.
187. Item, another of the same teinds, dated 17 July 1578.
188. Item, another tack of the same teynd lambs, sett be William
Tailzior to James Douglas of Drumlangrig, dated 14 Apryle 1590.
189. Item, ane procuratorie of Resignation of the kirk of Penpunt,
parsonage and vicarage thereof, be Mr. John Johnstoun, commendator of
Hollywood and convent thereof, to the effect it may be dissolved from
the said Abacie, and that his Majestic may dispone the patronage thereof
to Sir James Douglas of Drumlangrig, dated 12 June 1606.
190. Item, the Instrument of Resignation following thereupon, dated
3 September 1607, subscryved be James Dowie, notar.
191. Item, ane tack sett be Mr. William Austein, minister att
Penpunt, to James Douglas, appeirand of Drumlangrig, of the teynds,
parsonage and viccarage of the paroch of Penpunt, for the said Mr.
William, his lifetyme, and for 3 nyntein yeares therafter, dated, 1st
October 1607. Registrat 9 JSTovember thereafter.
192. Item ane Ratification be Mr. John Johnstoun, commendator of
Hollywood, of the tacks of the teynds within the paroch of Penpunt, and
the teinds of Grienslain in Glencairn and Dunscore sett to Sir James
Douglas of Drumlangrig. Dated 12 June 1606. Registrat in the
Books of Council and Session that same day.
193. Item, ane tack made and granted be Mr. John Johnstoun,
comendator of Hollywood, and convent thereof, to Robert, Lord Crichtoun
of Sanquhar for his lifetyme, and after his deceise for the space of three
nyntein years, of the parochin of Kirkconnell, being within the barronie
of Sanquhar and sherefdome of Dumfreis, the entrie att the date of the
tack, paying therefore yearly 20 punds att the feist of Hallo wmes,
subscryved att Edinburgh, 3" June 1607.
32, Castle Street, Edinburgh, William Eraser.
24 December, 1895.