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PRIVATE RECORDS. 75615. 1763. May 26.— Discharge by Robert Wedderburn of Pearsie to Grissell Wedder- Scrymgeourburnfor £15 one year's annuity of the sum of £300 due to the deceast Dame WedderburnKatharine Seott, widow of Sir Alex. Wedderburn, baronet, in life rent, and to thechildren of the also deceast Sir John Wedderburn in fee. Dated at Pearsie andsigned by Robert W. (One small piece of paper.) VIST, ii, 126.616. 1763. Aug. 19.—Discharge by John Wedderburn for himself and as attorney forJames, Peter and Alexander, his brothers germau, now on life and in Jamaica, andalso for Margaret Wedderburn, wife of Richard Uundas of Blair," as also by Katharine,Susanna, and Agatha Wedderburn, to Mrs. Grizel Wedderburn and all the heirs ofthe late David Wedderburn of Wedderburn for the sum of £300 and all interest duethereon. Colonel William Fullarton (son of Wm. F. of that ilk) is a witness, vi, vi, 15.617. 1763. Aug. 19.—Copy of foregoing in the hand of Alexander Scrymgeour-Wedderburn,made about 1800. vi, vi, 16.618. 1763. Aug. 19.—Bond by Mrs. Grizel Wedderburn to Dame Jean Wedderburn aliasFullarton, widow of the late Sir John Wedderburn of Blackness for £300 to be paidto her for life and then to Katharine, Susannah, and Agatha her daughters. Endorsedwith discharge dated at Dundee 12 Nov., 1768, and sigued by Jean Wedderburn andher daughters Katharine and Susannah. (See facsimile opp. p. 72.) vi, vi, 17.619. 1765. Feb. 15.—Precept of clare constat by Allan Whiteford, as commissioner forArchibald Douglas, Esq., in favour of Grizel Wedderburn of that ilk, as heir to herbrother, David W. of that ilk, in the lands of Kiugennie. vm, viii, 9.(English, parchment, in good state.)620. 1765. April 13.—Disposition by John, Lord Gray, in favour of Mrs. Grizel Wedderburnof Wedderburn, of the lands of Wester Gourdie and other subjects thereindescribed. (English, sis pages of foolscap, each signed at the foot "Gray ;"ingoodstate.) 1,1-11, 1*8.621. 1765. May 23.—Sasine following on above precept. Endorsed as registered in theGeneral Reg. Sasines, Book 263, fol. 244-47. viii, viii, 10.(English, parchment, in good state.)622. 1766. May 26.—Discharge by Jean Wedderburn alias Fullarton, widow of SirJohn Wedderburn of Blackues, to Grizel Wedderburn of Wedderburn for the intereston the said £300 (ante No. 618). Dated at Dundee. Sigued by Jean Wedderburn.vi, vi, 1 8.623. 1766. June 25.— Instrument of sasine following on the above disposition(No. 620). Registered at Dundee 28 June. I, i-ii, 149.(English, on parchment, in perfect state.)624. 1766. June 25.— Extract of the said sasine. i, i-ii, 150.(English, five pages of foolscap, in good condition.)625. 1766. July 31.— Extract registered settlement by Grizell Wedderburn of Wedderburn,of her moveable estate, to her heirs of taillie as in bond of taillie of the samedate. Dated at Edinburgh. Recorded in the Books of Council and Session 19 Aug.1766. (English, paper, in fair state.)v> '> '626. 1766. July 31, Aug. 6.—Registered bond of taillie by Mrs. Grizel Wedderburn ofWedderburn entailing the lands of Easter Powrie erected into the barony of Wedderburn,and also the lands of Wester Gourdie, the lands of Kingennie, and the landsof Bullii lion upon the heirsin order, ir, as in the Great SealofCharterher body, whom failing on various substitutes ofof 7 Aug., 1769. See post No. 637. vni,ii,entailI 32.(Nineteen leteen pages of foolscap, the last much torn.)627. 1766. July 31, Aug. 6—Copy of the foregoing deed of taillie. vm, xi, 20.