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PATRICK, SON OF ALEXANDKR. 77
2. Patrick Wedderburn. See below.
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1. EUzabeth Wedderburn, wlio niArnsd James Twhvj (sou iitvl licir.jf Join. Turin-'
bargoss of Dundee. Her parnnta^e appears from an eutiy II De.' MiM wl,c,i
James Turing and Alexander Wedderburn, older, compear and bind themselves to
abide by the deliverance of arbiters, especially "anent the rest of the said I-imes'
tocher guid"(D.B.R. 154), and she is named with her husband in decreets dated
4 Nov. 1.569, 9 Aug, i:,74 (I).B.R. 180, 211 «) ; 2-t Sept. 1074, when her InisuS'.'
father settles a tenement m the Cowgait on her spouse and her (D PI! 103)
18 May 1.JS4 (D.Il.R. 271 e) ;
and lastly, 1 Feb. 1595, when she and her husband'
resign the Cow^.-ait property to John Servmgeour (D.I'.B. 301)
2. Eufame Wedderburn, who married Andnw G^.hlts (or (;ed(iie\ m.uiner, citizen
in S. Andrew's, who discharged his wife's brother I'atrick of her to,-hcr 5 .\nril \:,!^^
The discharge is recorded as being "done in the house of Alexamler Wedderburn'
elder," although Ale.xandcr was then dead, and is witnessed bv James
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Turin- °' tho
husband of Eufame's sister Elizabeth (D.P.I5. 314).
3. Janet Wedderburn, named in the will, Sept. 1623, of liernieee Ma-dalene who
m. Thomas Jack (Br. T. 5). She is, perhaps, to be identified with the .I'anet
Wedderburn named as wife of Andrew Auchinlek, 19 Jan. 1593 'l).l'..R.
v (29 J (i\
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and as his relict 17 April 1.598 (t6. 322 -
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Part I.
Ctiap. IV.
Patrick Wedderburn [1 546 ?— 1627].' He is first named 3 March I5(-.0as witness
to a transaction .'D.P.li. 109), and then not for ten years, when, 12 .Vpril |.")70 he "cts a
decree (D.I5.K. ISGa). He was admitted a burgess of Dundee 7 Feb. 1571 (!).[,. H. i'3',
and, two years later, was in possession of some lands in the .Markctirait, whii-li are naincii
22 July 1573 (S.W. 25, 32), as a boundary of some settled on his brother Richard bv his
parents, who at the same time, 23 July, made a settlement of a Si