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60 THE HOUSE OF DUNllOD.
Lindsay, the heir of this marriage, was infeft in Lick-
privick in 1540, but immediately exchanged that
estate for the lands of Linbank in the Ijarony of Avon-
dale.''*' Elizabeth, his daughter and heires.s, succeeding
in 1562, t married one Alexander Lindsay, who has
not been identified. { In 1607 Robert Lindsay was
served heir to his mother, Elizubeth of Linbank, in the
estates, and in the oiiice of sergeant and c(a-uner. These
estates, besides Linbank, included all or part of the
lands of Drumboy, Drumcoule, Flatt, and Crutherland
in Kilbride, and Little Binend in Eaglesham. § Lin-
bank, and all or some of the other lands, were acquired
by Sir John Lindsay of Dunrod, who settled them on
his son David. || In 1623 the coronership was sold
to Robert Hamilton, elder, of Torrance, by Robert
Lindsay, formerly of Linbank, with c(-»nyent of David
Lindsay, then of Linbank, and of Sir James Hamilton
of Fingalton. H
ViCARLAND.—Mr James Lindsay, vicar of Cambus-
lang (1550-1557, or longer),** seems to have been a
cadet of the Crossbasket family. The lands of the
vicaragfe, situated near the i)arish church, and called
Vicarland, came into possession of a family of
Lindsays, heirs perhaps of Mr James, and were
enjoyed by them for more than a century. Following
*Excheq. Rolls, Vol. XVII., pp. 585, 770.
+ Ibid., Vol. XIX., p. 4