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330 THE WEDDERBURN BOOK.Dundee H3, 1744. Aug. 18.—Discharge (11 Aug.) by James Crawford of Scotstown, son of theo^Deeds^ ate Henry Crawford of Monorgan, to Sir Alexander Wedderburn of Blackness, andDr. John Wedderburn and his other curators. (570.)[See, in all, fol. 95, 99, 165, 168, 195, 252, 263, 290, 335, 355, 363, 403, 425, 432, 494, 539, 570,590,599,611.]VOL. 22.1745-49.114. 1746. June 20.—Disposition (20 Oct. 1707) to Sir Alexander Wedderburn ofBlackness, of some acres, called the " Parson's Acres," in Dundee. (120. Orig. iii. 4.)The docket of the original styles Sir Alexander " Clerk to the Bills."1 1 5. 1748. Nov. 29.—Factory of Grizell Scott, with consent of David Brisbane of Bullion,writer in Dundee, Robert Wedderburn of Pearsie, sheriff clerk of Forfar, and WilliamScott, her curators, to obtain an account from Dr. John Wedderburn, physician inDundee, and other the tutors and curators appointed her by her late father, JohnScott, shipmaster in Dundee. (470.)[See, in all, fol. 22, 34, 71, 120, 135, 470, 535, 585, 590, 632, 646]Vol. 23.1750-52.116. 1750. Dec. 24.— Assignation naming David Wedderburn of that ilk and Dr. JohnWedderburn, physician in Dundee, as trustees for the creditors of David Campbell,elder and younger of Kethick. (373.)117. 1751. April 26.—Disposition by David Wedderburn of Wedderburn, heir enteredand infeft, &c, to his grandfather, Alexander Wedderburn of Kingennie, and to hisfather, Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie, of a North Overgate tenementpurchased by the late Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie from BartholomewISilson, and thereafter belonging to his son, Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie,and then to' his son, John Wedderburn, from whom it passed to his brother germanand heir, Alexander Wedderburn, father of the now disponer. The price is £190 stg.(499. Orig. iii, 9.)118. 1752. May 22.— Disposition (1732) by David Brisbane of Bullion, writer inDundee, to his sister, Margaret Brisbane, in life-rent, and to David Wedderburn ofWedderburn heritably, of a South Flukergate tenement, part of which once belongedto his mother, Matilda Wedderburn, relict of Mr. James Brisbane. (988. Orig. iii, 10.)1 19. 1752. May 28.— Ratification by Margaret Brisbane of the said disposition made byher said brother, now deceased. (1019. Orig. iii, 10.)120. 1752. Oct. 23.—Protested bill witnessed by Alexander Wedderburn, servitor toJohn Balling-all, notary public (1191.)[See. in all, fol. 24, 93, 113, 139, 276, 368, 373, 388, 393, 499. 672, 707, 715, 726, 732, 983, 988,1019, 1122, 1191, 1249.]Vol. 24.1753-55.121. 1753. Jan. 3.—Disposition witnessed by Alexander Wedderburn, servitor to JohnBallingall, writer in Dundee. (2.)He is named again at fol. 96, 111, 317, 347, 368, 413, 519, 858.122. 1753. Sep. 13.—Robert Wedderburn of Pearsie sheriff clerk of Forfar, witness. (387.)