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RIXTEFNTTT CEN'TUIlV WILLS. 285
Tost. T. of Oeillis Lyndesay, spouse to David Graliain at
Mill of Gleiibervie, executor and sole legatee. Will made
20 October 1587, before Mr Duncau Douglas, Minister of
Glenbervie, &c. Confirmed at lidiub. 12 February 1588-9.
Test. D. of Andrew Lyndesay, hat maker. Burgess of Edin-
burgh. Died August 1588. Inventory given up by
Margaret Airthe, his relict, on behalf of their children,
Michael, George, William, Agnes, and Elspeth, executors
by decree of Commissary, 31 July 159G. The inventory
value, £20; and £20 owing to John Spottiswoode for
house mail, David Lyndesay, L#aird of Pyetstoun, and
Lyndesay, guid wife of Blairfedden, owed him
small sums. Estate worth £1. Confirmed at Edinburgh
6 August 1596.
Test, of John Lyndesay, merchant burgess of Glasgow, who
died in Edinburgh 22 August 1588. Inventory given up
by Geillis Colquhouu, his relict. John Whiteford and
Thomas Mure, in Glasgow, executors nominated in his
will. Net Estate, £2473 15s. 4d. Possessed cloth, &c.,
in a merchant booth at Glasgow, property with him
brought from Flanders, a quarter of the ship called "The
Rock of Dumbarton," &c., &c. About thirty-five debtors
among them Walter Colquhoun of Kilmenderry, for the
tocher of said Geillis, his daughter, £240. John
Colquhoun, in Glasgow, brother to Walter, and Bessie
Colquhoun, spouse of William Cunyinghame, in Glasgow.
Among a few creditors, Robert Stirling of Bal(]uharrage,
for a year's rent of a piece of land in the Boroughmure
of Glasgow. Will made at Edinburgh 16 August 1588,
before John Quhytfurd, son of John Quhytfurd of that
ilk, Thomas Mure, executors, and Robert Lyndesay of
Duurod, tutor to his children. Done in the dwelling-place
; of Thomas Alexander, burgess of Edinburgh, lying within
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the same Burgh on the North Side of the King's Close, at
a.m. Witnesses, several Edinburgh burgesses, among