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418 THE WEDDERBURN BOOK.Forfar 63. 1675. May 15.—Sasine on Great Seal charter in favour of William Kyd of Wood-Sasines.j.^^ U p 0n resignation by Patrick Kyd of Grange of Barrie, of certain parts of thelands of Craigie, subject to certain life-interests of the said Patrick Kyd and MargaretWedderburn, his wife, and providing that if the said Patrick ever have a son, part ofthe lands shall be redeemable by payment of one rosnoble of gold, and if he havedaughters, they shall be chargeable with provision for them. In event of his deathwithout issue the lands are burdened with legacies, including 5,000 merks to John Wedderburn,fiar of Blackness, and £1,000 to Alexander Wedderburn of Kingenny. (v, 369.)64. 1676. July 25. — Andrew Wedderburn, merchant in Dundee, bailie, (vi, 160.)65. 1677. Dec. 28.—Sasine on disposition by Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie infavour of Peter Wedderburn, his son, of the lands of Wester Gourdie, subject to thelife rent of the said Alexander Wedderburn and his wife, Margaret Milne, (vi, 385.)66. 1679. June 18.—Sasine on disposition of the same date by Alexander Wedderburnof Easter Powrie, provost of Dundee, to Peter Wedderburn, his second lawful son, ofa fore-tenement " of old belonging to Piter and Alexander Wedderburn and now to me(sic) air to the deceased Mr. Alexander Wedderburn of Kingenny, my father." (vn, 50 )The tenement was formerly that of Robert Wed-The sasine follows the words of the disposition.derburn, notary, (d. 1611) by whom it was settled on Peter, son of Mr. Alexander Wedderburn, firstof Kingennie. and on Alexander, third son of David Wedderburn " of the MS." See ante s. PrivateRecords, David Wedderburn's MS., 86, 21e.67. 1680, May 17.—Sasine on bond of provision by James Wedderburn, clerk ofDundee, in favour of Elizabeth Davidson, his wife, of a South Flukergate house, nextthat of George Wedderburn, subject to the life-rent ofDame Matilda Fletcher, relictof the late Sir Alexander Wedderburn of Blackness. Peter Wedderburn, merchant,is witness, (vn, 178.)G8. 1682. Feb. 6.— Sasine on disposition by George Wedderburn, merchant burgess inEdinburgh, to his brother James Wedderburn, clerk of Duudee, of a South Nethergatehouse, once belonging to their father, the late Sir Alexander Wedderburn. (vn, 344.)69. 1682. Sept. 26.—Sasine on disposition by John Wedderburn of Blackness, in favourof the provost and bailies of Dundee, of the lands of Logie, &c. (vir, 423 )See ante s. Burgh Kecords, Dundea Council Books, No. 133, and post No. 95.70. 1685. Feb. 13.—Sasine on bond of possession by James Halyburton of Pitcur, infavour of Agnes Wedderburn, his wife, of an @-rent. (vm, 23.)71. 1686. July 5.—Sasine on Chancery precept in favour of Alexander Wedderburn ofEaster Powrie, as heir to his late father in Wester Gourdie. (viii, 111.)72. 1692. July 1.—Sasine on chancery precept in favour of Alexander Wedderburnnow of Easter Powrie, as heir of the late Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie,his father, in the barony of Easter Powrie (and in the barony of Ogilvie in warrandice),and in the lands of Wester Gourdie. James Wedderburn, clerk of Dundee,witness, (ix, 26.)73. 1692. Sept. 8.—Sasine on precept of clare constat in favour of Peter Wedderburnof Gosford, as heir to John Wedderburn of Gosford, his brother gernian, in an @-rentof £400 out of the lands of Pitcur. (IX, 43.)Peter (later Sir Peter) Wedderburn of Gosford. discharges Pitcur of this ia -rent. 3 May 1704.Mr. Alexander Wedderburn, advocate, is witness. Registered 13 June 1704. (x, 648.)74. 1697. June 15.—Retour of Alexander Wedderburn now of Easter Powrie, as eldestson and heir of his father, the late Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie andKingenny, in the lands of Kingenny. (ix,436.) See also sasine to him, Aug.9. (/6.461.)