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422 THE WEDDERBURN BOOK.Forfar 112. 1743. Aug. 25.— Renunciation (5 July) by Jean, eldest daughter of John FullartonSasinesf j.jlat jn^ anc[ w jfe f jonn Wedderburn, younger, of Blackness, of certain chargesexisting in her favour on the lands and barony of Blackness, reciting her postnuptialmarriage contract of 22 April 1725 (see ante No. 107), and also reciting thatSir Alexander Wedderburn and John, his son, had disponed the said lands and baronyto trustees for their creditors for sale to pay their " great and insuperable " debts,and that Alexander Hunter of Balskellie had bought the same, 28 June 1743, andthat it was necessary to free them of charges, (xvi, 151, 155.)113. 1743. Aug. 25.- Similar renunciation by Dame Kathrine Scott, wife to SirAlexander Wedderburn of Blackness, (xvi, 155, 158 )114. 1744. .Ian. 27.— Sasine on disposition by David Wedderburn of that ilk to Mr.Hugh Maxwell of Strathmartine, of the lands of Bridgend, Achry, Pittengrin, part ofBaldovan, &c. Mr. David Scrimgeour of Hirkhill, advocate, witness, (xvi, 20S.)115. 1745. Feb. 16.— Sasine on disposition (17 Nov, 1741) by Sir Alexander Wedderburnof Blackness in favour of the trustees for his creditors of a South Flukergatetenement, (xvi, 322.)116. 1749. Feb. 1.—Sasine on obligation of warrandice by Sir James Wood of Bounington,iu favour of Dr. John Wedderburn, physician in Dundee, of the lands of Lethamand Newbigging, S. Vigean's, co. Forfar, in security of the lands of Idvies disponedby Sir James to Dr. John Wedderburn. (xvi, 554.)117. 1752. Aug. 28.—Sasine on precept of clare constat to David Wedderburn ofWedderburn as heir to his great uucle, the late Peter Wedderburn, second son of thelate Alexander Wedderburn of Easter Powrie, of a South Marketgate land, (xvn, 285.)118. 1753. Feb. 9.—Alexander Wedderburn, writer in Dundee, presents a sasine forregistration, (xvn, 299, 302.)119. 1756. Sept. 24. —Sasine on disposition to David Mullo by David Wedderburn asheir to his great uucle Peter Wedderburn aforesaid (No. 117) of the South Marketgateland inherited from him. Kobert Wedderburn of Persie, witness, (xvm, 145.)120. 1769. June 11.— Sasine on disposition (31 Aug. 1718) by the late Peter Wedderburn,merchant in Dundee, to Alexander Wedderburn. sheriff clerk of Forfar, of the@-rent out of the barony of Glands, registered ante No. 86. (xvm, 487, 517.)121. 1760. May 26.—Sasine on disposition by Alexander Blair to Captain John Ramsayof a Flukergate tenement with low gallery and study in the north end thereof, oncebelonging to the late Sir John Wedderburn of Blackness (xix, 100.)122. 1761. Sept. 28.—Sasine on bond (20 May) by Henry Smith of Smithfield, to DavidWedderburn of Wedderburn, now deceased, proceeding also on the chancery retour(17 Aug.) of Mrs. Grizell Wedderburn of Wedderburn, as heir general to the saidDavid, her brother, of an (g-rent of .£75 stg. out of the' lauds of Smithfield. (xix, 321.)123. 1762. May 26.— Sasine on chancery precept in favour of Grizell Wedderburn nowof that ilk, as heir to the late David W T edderburn of that ilk, her brother gernian, iuthe lands of Easter Powrie, &c, disponed to Alexander Wedderburn, great grandfatherof the said Grizell, and erected into one free barony of Wedderburn by Great Sealcharter, 12 March 1708, in favour of Alexander Wedderburn, father of the saidGrizell, and also in the lands of Wester Gourdis, reciting that the said Grizell is theonly sister germau and nearest heir of the said David, (xix, 463.)124. 1763. Aug. 31.—Sasine on extract disposition (22 March 1749) by the late DoctorJohn Wedderburn, physician in Dundee, granting the estate of Idvies, parish of Kirkden,co. Forfar, to his wife, Margaret Balfour for life, and then to John Wedderburn, Esq.,eldest son of the late Sir John Wedderburn, baronet, and other substitutes of entailheritably, in favour of the said John Wedderburn. (xx, 184.)