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ALEXANDER, SECOND OF KINGENNIE. 145
Crawford pursued lum for trespassing on the muir, but Kingenuic produced tlie license Part ii.
that had been granted to his father (S.W.I 55), and got a decree in liis favour '^''"P- '^
(S.W. 258-59).
There are also several references to him in connection with other members of the
family. Thus, on the death of his brother James in May 10-J7 he was, by his will,
appointed tutor to his two younger sons William and Peter (IJr.T. 10) and is so named
25 Oct. 1G-J8, when he pays over a lecracv of 1,000 nierks to James' eMcst son, .Vlexander
(S.W. 2:!G) and 1029-30 (li.D 101-105) ; 2G .March 1G2S, he is named as a debtor in tinwdl
of his brother I'eter (Br.T. 8); 2:^, 30 .Sept. 1G29, there is a charter bv lni>i to his
brother William of a South Marketgait land (S.W. 239 ; G.U S. G)' ; and in iii'-i t his sister
Elspeth discharges him of her tocher (S W. GG9).
He is also often named in various dealings with persons other than those cf his name.
Thus, 8 June 1627, he is cautioner for Agnes Uankene, relict of Tli