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ALEXANDER, SECOND OF KLNGENNIE. H3
any of burrouKl.es «r other statute aote or constitntlou whatsoever which nmv 1... ,„tte,i.Ie.l i.i the
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trary or«„y ,,a.ne8or peaaltye. therein conteyue.i, and tluit yee di.,.eu.e iherew.th a, ve w,ll .1.. u,
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will aunswere the coutrarv. contrary. Oivpn Given «f at n,,- J,u^ ,
our «-i.:,.i..,i .1 :,
pallace ot Whiu-hall the iiix of
To our right trusty and well beloved
Bubjectes the Cunniiissioiie«f< and deputve^ ;-;
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of our bruuglies of our contrey of Scotland.
He was admitted burgess of Dtiiulee, -22 Sept. 1G09 (D.L.B. -AC), hv the privilege of
his father, who, a year later, 6 Nov. 1610, granted to hiui, as his elde>t sou and lieir, a
charter of Kuigeniiie, subject to the liferent of himself .ind his wife (.S.W. 1 7-.'). T|'„s
charter was at once confirmed by the King's Advocate, 17 Nov , and .s:isiiie .^ivcn thereon
26 Nov (S.W. 17;!-T4). A similar charter of Wester Gourdio was grantcxfto iiini, so