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282 SIXTEKNTH CENTURY WILLS.
Lands of Arnbuthio for the year 157U. 12 bolls victual,
half meal half heir, worth £24. Oweil rent in Perth.
Value of Estate, £83 19s. 4d. Confd. at Edinb. 4 June
1576.
Test. D.—Mr Aucuiuald Lynde.say, .sometime Parson of
Kingussie. Died 2 Jan. 1581. A Supfdementary Inven-
tory (ad omissa) given up by Michael Furde in Elgin.
Appd. Executor 26 B'eb. 1583-4 at Edinburgh, the first
having been confirmed at Elgin 15 Aug. 1583. The
estate, worth £221 63. 8d., of which £9G was owing by
Cautioners for George Earl of Huntly for the duty of the
Parsonage of Kingussie. Confirmed at Edinburgh 14
March 1583-4.
Test. T.—Dame Isobel Lyndesay, sometime spouse to John
Innes, Lucharis, in parish of Urquhart and Sheritfdom of
Muoray. Died 31 JMarch 1581. Inventory given up by
her husband, executor named in her will, dated at Edin-
burgh 1 March 1580, Estate, £375 (is. 8d. Jeane Isobel
Lyndesay, her servant, 20 merks and a gown. Will
signed by herself in the Inner Chamber of hous, of the
tenement of John Richesone, Saddler in Nudreis Wynd
of Edinburgh, at 11 a.m., before several witnesses and her
notaries. Confd. at Edinb. 20 Nov. 1590.
Test. D.—William Lyndesay, Provost of Inncrpeffray. Died
in the west hill of Inncrpeffray, 15 March 1583. Inven-
tory given up by Patrick Lyndesay, burgess of Dundee,
his brother german, on behalf of Margaret Lyndesay, law-
ful daughter to said late William. Appointed executrix
by decree at Edinburgh, 5 Feb. 1584. James, Commenda-
tor of Inchatfray, owed £16; and a large number of
persons, many of them Drummonds, owed annual rents or
charges, amounting to £431 13s. 8d. He owed 5 servants'
fees. Balance of Estate, £911 13s. 8d. Confd. at Edinb.
6 Feb. 1584.