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BURGH RECORDS—DUNDEE. 237349. 1603. Jan. 3.'— Peter Wedderburn, younger, is entered in a North Marketgate Dundeeforeland, as son and heir of the late Margaret Kynloch, according to the old P rot °co1infeftmeritof Peter Wedderburn, his father. Robert Wedderburn, younger, and RobertWedderburn, notary, witnesses. (186.)350. 1603. Jan, 27.— Peter Imrie is entered in an (a -rent out of the North Marketgateland of the late David Guthrie, as son and heir of the late Peter Imrie, and thereuponwith bis mother, Barbara Wedderburn, resigns it to Eufame Jakson, relict of RobertGuthrie, son of the said Barbara. (190.)351. 1603. March 18.—Patrick Wedderburn, merchant, and Alexander Wedderburn, hisson, witnesses. (194.)352. 1603. June 15.— Sasine on resignation by James Halyburton (son of Capt. WalterHalyburton), of a South Argylegate land, in favour of Margaret Wedderburn, hismother, who again resigns it, subject to her own life-rent, to Jean and Isobell, herdaughters. (210.)353. 1603. Oct. 3.— George Lindsay, merchant, burgess, and Grissell Wedderburn, hiswife, resign a North Kirkwynd tenement to Thomas Blair. (227.)354. 1603. Dec. 16.—Sasine in favour of William Duncan, surgeon, and KatharineWedderburn, his wife, of a South Argylegate tenement. (235.)355. 1604. Feb. 9.—James Kinnaird, son and heir of the late Patrick Kinnaird, burgess,settles a cross-lodging near S. Clements, on himself and Elizabeth Wedderburn, hisfuture spouse. (248.)356. 1605. March 2.—Alexander Wedderburn, sou and heir apparent of. PatrickWedderburn, gets sasine of two annual rents. (269.)357. 1605. May 31.—George Blak, shipmaster, and Margaret Wedderburn, his wife,resign a Spalding's Wynd tenement to William Davidson, younger, and JonetWedderburn, his wife. (,277.)358. 1605. July 3.—Peter Wedderburn, brother german of Mr. Alexander Wedderburn,notary, witness. (282.)359. 1605. July 6.—Memorandum, " Past to the dwellinghous of Robert Wedderburn,in Dundie, quhair David (Wedderburn), younger, remains quhen he is in the saidbrucht at bed and buirde .... (sic)." (Min. Book xvm. s.d.)This ia a fragmentary note written in the margin at this date. If the reference ia to David Wedderburnit must be to the son of Robert Wedderburn, the merchant, and he is called younger indistinction from David Wedderburn of the MS. or " Compt Buik."360. 1605. Oct. 10.—Sasine of a North Marketgate tenement in favour of Thomas Jakand Magdalen Wedderburn, his wife, for whom Alexander Wedderburn, is attorney.Patrick Wedderburn, burgess, witness. (293.)361. 1605. Dec. 24.—James Kyimaird and Elizabeth Wedderburn, his wife, resign atenement near S. Clements, in favour of John Bursye and Barbara Kynnaird, hiswife, under reversion of 600 merks. (302.)362. 1606. Aug. 2.—Helen Wedderburn, only daughter of the late Elizabeth Lovell(daughter of Mr John Lovell, now bailie), and the late Robert Wedderburn, herhusband, is entered in a South Flukergate land, as one of the six heirs of the lateJames Lovell, her mother's brother. (317.)363. 1606. (a) Sept. 9.— Peter Wedderburn, younger, burgess, witness. (325.) (b)Sept. 17.—Peter Wedderburn, and James Wedderburn, son of the late JohnWedderburn, witnesses. (325.)