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WAUCnOFK AND BARCLOY. 191
and he deemed it expedient to stay away. For this
he was fined £10 on account of Wauchope and the
same sum for lloddom and Langrigs respectively.*
On 7th Feb. 1507-8, after obtaining the charter above
quoted, he was granted free remit and grace from all
actions, debts, and sums of money claimed by the
king or any other person ; additional evidence of the
feeling of the Government that he had been harshly
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dealt with in the matter of the forfeiture, f
The twelfth laird left issue
(1) John, thirteenth laird.
(2) Mr James, burgess of Edinburgh.
John Lindsay, Thirteenth Laird, now styled
"of Barcloy," had sasine of the estate in 1538,§ but he
enjoyed it for only about five years, when he died
(Sept. 1543 II),
leaving two infant sons under the
guardianship of his brother James.
(1) John.ir
(2) James, fourteenth laird.**
John, the eldest son and apparent heir, with con-
sent of his uncle, his tutor or guardian, purchased in
1552, the lands of Meikle Dalton, and, "for the good
service of the said John and his tutor," a charter of
novodamus was granted in name of Queen Mary. ft
Books of Adjournal MS., quoted Armstrong. Hist, of Liddesdale,
etc., p. 192.
t Reg. Sec. Sig., Vol. I., No. 1599.
I Reg. Mag. Sig., XXXI., 119 (Vol. III., No. 736) ; Reg. Priv. Coun.,
Vol. I., p. 432.
§ Excheq. Rolls, Vol. XVII., pp. 751, 753, 754.
II Acts and Decreetci MS., por W. A. Linclsiiy, Es(i., K.C.
IT Reg. Mag. Sig., XXXI., 119 (Vol. II., No. 73(5).
* Reg. Priv. Conn., Vol. I., p. 432.
ft Reg. Mag. Sig., XXXI., 119 (Vol. III., No. 73C).
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