Invent - Swinton Family Society

133313341335133613371338133913401341134213431344134513461347134813491350135113521353135413551356135713581359136013611362136313641365136613671368136913701371137213731374137513761377137813791380138113821383138413851386138713881400140114021403140414051406Invent; N.xlsA B C D E F G H I J K L1530: Denounced of "assistance afforded to theives& malefactors in violation of his bonds".NISBET, Philip Nis - UK F: Philip NISBET (l: late 1500's - …?… …?… England His descendants are Thomas & Philip Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2 Ross, Andrew & FrancesM: Elizabeth HALDANE early 1600's) Nisbet, merchants in London. J. Grant p.xivNISBET, Philip (Sir) MT - Scotland F: George NISBET (m: c1582) Elizabeth HALDANE Alexander NISBET West Nisbet, Berwicksh., Scot of that Ilk Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2 Ross, Andrew & FrancesM: Elizabeth CRANSHAW (d: >1630) Philip NISBET Lands of Otterburne, Berw., Sc. 1582, May 31: The crown confirmed (1) J. Grant p.xvThomas NISBET Nether Raecleuch, (Roxb?), Sc. the charter dated at Edinburgh 1582,David NISBET Crwnkle & Castelland, Nisbet, April 4, in which George Nisbet conveyed to hisMargaret NISBET Berwickshire, Scotland son and his future wife the lands of Crwnkle &Carletoun, Auchlane & Auchinha Castelland in the lordship of Nisbet Co., Berwick and (2)Par. Of Borg, Kirkcudb., Sc. the charter by which he conveyed to them th lands and townof West Nisbet, one half of the lands of Otterburne inBerwickshire and the lands of Carletoun, Auchlane &Auchinha in Par. Of Borg, Co. Kirkbright, reserving theliferent for himself & wife Elizabeth Cranstoun.1597, May 6: Sold the 9 merk lands of Carlton and Auchinha to James McClellan, Tutor ofNuntoune. Confirmed by the Crown, 1597, May 9.1597,Apr. 9: Conveyed to William McClellan of Audane the 20 shilling land of Auchlanein the Par. Of Kirkcudbright, Co. Kirkbright, confirmed 1598, July 12.About 1597, May: He acquired from John Sleich & Catherine Ballay, their equall halfof the lands of Over Raecleuch.1605, Mar. 4: Knighted at the hands of the earl of Dunfermline, Lord Chancellor ofScotland, his Majesty's commissioner.1625: Appointed one of the commissioners to represent Berwickshire in the paliament heldat Edinburgh & on Oct. 31 was appointed on the Committee for the crown.1601, July 9: Served heir to his father inthe lands of the town & territory of WestNisbet, one half of the lands of Otterburne, thelands of Nether Racleuch, and in the dominicallands of Mordington.NISBET, Sir Philip MT - Scotland F: Sir Alexander NISBET (b: c1615) - - Berwickshire, Scotland Like his father, he was a staunch Royalist. Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2&3 (a)ACS-Swintons of that IlkM: Lady Katherine SWINTON d: 1645, Oct 22 Left Scotland after 1638 & was living (b) Ross, Andrew & Francesw: Glasgow, Sc. (executed) abroad when civil war broke out. He J. Grant p.xviireturned, & on arriving in England was knightedby King Charles & placed in command of a regiment (b).He was Lieut-governor of Newark-upon-Trent (a) when the townwas successfully defended against the Scots army underAlexander Leskey, earl of Leven. When the seige was raised heaccompanied Prince Rupert northwards to aid the Marquis ofNewcastle in raising the siege of York (b)1644: Sir Philip then joined Montrose in his invasion of the south of Scotland (b).1645, Feb. 11: A summons of treason was raised against Montrose, Nisbet, and their chiefcompanions in arms and on this date a decree of Forfeiture was pronounced by the Scotishparliament . Montrose was forced to desert his English followers in the face of anan over-powering force of covenanters. The Scots who had participated returned southto he King who was at Oxford.1645, Sept 13: At the battle of Philiphaugh Montrose's forces were defeated and Sir Philipescaped from the field with a small party, but losing their way were captured and madeprisoners and were conveyed to Glasgow (b).1645, Oct. 21: At Glasgow he was sentenced with others to be executed by "straiking offtheir heads from their bodies" (b).1645, Oct 22: Sentence was carried out in Glasgow (a).They were interred in the churchyard at Glasgowwhere Philip's kin erected a tombstone toHonour their young chief (b).NISBET, Philip Nis - Scotland F: Thomas NISBET (l: mid 1600's) …?… James NISBET Ladykirk, Berwicksh., Scotland – Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2&3 Ross, Andrew & Frances13891390 NISBET, Philip Nis - ScotlandM: Agnes PURVESF: David NISBET l: 1658 – – Dunbar, E. Lothin, Scotland 1658, June 16: Served heir to his father Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2&3J. Grant p.xivRoss, Andrew & Frances1391M: …?… in 2 tenements in Dungbar. J. Grant p.xiv1392 NISBET, Philip13931394 NISBET, Phillip139513961397 NISBET, Phillip13981399NisNis---FUKScotlandScotland??F: Adam NISBET? (l: 1800) ?l: 1433l: 1539, Sept 9–--–--London, England(Berwickshire?), ScotlandNether RacleuchMerchant in London1433, Apr. 20: Served with David & JohnNisbet on "an assize for adjudicatingthe terse of the Lady Swinton".1539, Sept 9: brieve of inquest on hisfathers lands.Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.2&3Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.1B-Ross, Andrew & FrancesJ. Grant p.xivRoss, Andrew & FrancesJ. Grant p.xiACS-Swintons of that IlkNISBET, Ranulph Nis - UK ? l: 1300 - - Wooler, England 1299: He was presented by the bishop of Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.1A Ross, Andrew & FrancesDurham to the living of St Mary Magdal- J. Grant p.xene's Hospital, near Wooler.NISBET, Reingan Nis - Scotland ? l: 1505-7 – – Scotland [Nesbet] Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.1B Ross, Andrew & FrancesJ. Grant p.xiNISBET, Robert Nis - Scotland ? (l: c1220-1220) - - (Roxburghshire), Scotland [Robert Nesbit] Nisbet: Ch.1, Sh.1A Ross, Andrew & FrancesWitn to a charter granted by Robert, son of J. Grant p.ixAlexander of Lundin, to the abbey of MelrosePage 19