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463 THE WEDDERBURN BOOK.Acts and 41. 1601. May 20.—Summons by Peter Wedderbum, burgess of Dundee, v. Robert,Decreets younger son of Lord Gray, as cautioner for John, Master of Orkney, in regard toRegistermoney due from the said Master to the pursuer for meat, drink, ifee. (195, 37.)This action is again mentioned 31 July 1601. (196, 254.)42. 1602. June 1.—Summons by David Wedderburn, burgess of Dundee, chaplain ofof S. Salvator, and Sir James Scrymgeour, patron thereof, v. Robert Wedderburn,elder, and others. (195, 328.)Deci-ee v. defenders is given 15 July 1602. (201, 144.)43. 1602. July 20.—Summons by Mr. Alexander Wedderburn, clerk of Dundee, v.David, Earl of Crawfurd, for payment of an annual-rent out of the lands in thebarony of Downy, for 1585— 1601, in which annual-rent the late Alexander Wedderburn,clerk of Dundee, and Janet Mylue, his wife (who d. June 1583) were infeft inlife-rent, and the said Mr. Alexander their son, heritably, 29 Oct. 1579. (195, 409.)Decree v. the Earl i Dee. 1602. (201. 329.)4 4. 1602. Nov. 9.—Summons by David Wedderburn, burgess of Dundee, v. AlexanderAnnand, for delivery up of a document re S. Margaret's chaplainry. (195, 461.)45. 1602. Jan. 5.—Decree in favour of Mr. Alexander Wedderburn, clerk of Dundee,and David Wedderburn his brother, v. Andrew Caraill. (196, 371.)46. 1603. March 15.— Action by Mr. John Ogilvy of that ilk v. Mr. Alexander Wedderburnand William Thomson, procurators fiscal in co. Forfar, and others. (208, 120.)47. 1608. March 1. —Decree in favour of David Wedderburn, burgess of Dundee, v. JohnForret, for the delivery of some Swedish iron. (218, 398.)4S. 1608. Feb. 11.—Decree for a transumpt on summons by Sir James Scrymgeour v.David Wedderburn, notary, " haver " of the Protocol Book containing the sasinewhereby (20 July 1605) the pursuer was infeft in the barony of Dudop, constabularyof Dundee, &c, conform to a precept dated at Dunkeld, 30 June 1565, on whichinstruments were taken by the late Alexander Wedderburn, notary. (231, 286.)The first named notary is David Wedderburn of the MS. who had, for a time, possession of all theprotocol books of his late father, the clerk. See ante s. Private Records, David Wedderburn's MS., § IS.49. 1608. Feb. 10.—Suspension of letters of horning raised by the provost and masters(including William Wedderburn) of S. Salvator's College, S. Andrew's, v. BeatrixWest, their tenant. (233, 229.)50. 1609. Feb. 25.—Action by Henry Fethie, Mr. Alexander Wedderburn of Kinganie,and others, v. William Guthrie, sometime of Kinganie. (244, 19.)51. 1609. July 6.—Action by Agnes Wedderburn, oy and heir of the late GilbertWedderburn in Leith, and Abacuche Bisset, writer, her spouse, v. William, son andheir of the late John Brown, skipper in Leith. (244, 152.)52. 1609. Oct. 29.—Action by David Wedderburn, burgess of Dundee, v. WilliamGuthrie. (244. 276.)53. 1610. Feb. 8.—Mr. William Wedderburn, minister of the kirk of Pittenweyne,compears personally before the Lords, and gives evidence of his appointment to thesaid kirk, which the Lords accept, although he ought to have compeared on 1 Nov.,1609, according to summons dated 15 Aug. 1609. (250, 73).54. 1611. Feb. 23.—Action against the said Mr. William Wedderburn, by Frederick,Lord Stewart of Pittenweyme, and Elizabeth Hepburn, Lady Pitfirrane, his mother,who were charged by the said Mr. William Wedderburn to flit from the Great Houseand Chapter Chalmer of the Abbey Place of Pittenweyme, designed by Mr. Williamfor a manse. (259, 273.)This action is again mentioned 9 July 1611. (265, 73.)