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— DAVID SCRYMGEOUR OF BIRIvHILr. 175 depute of the county of Inverness.' an office which he held till 17G8, when his health Partii. failed (S.W. vi., v., 28), and he retired.- His p(irtrait and that of his wife are at Birkhill. ^^^- ^ Oa 19 Nov. 1753, he made a disposition and nomination of tutors and curators to his children, Alexander, John, and David (S.W. .')87),-' and ten years later, 20 Ajiril 1763, executed a bond of provision to his younger sons, John, David, and lieurv, and his daughter Janet, as well as to his sister .Marion (i'j. 613, and see above"). He is' named, in the 1760-69 entail of her estate by (Jrizel Wedderbuni of Wedderhiu-n (//. G:i7 ; G.S.U. 144), and would have succeeded to them had he survived her, but died at Dirldiill, 1 1 July 1772. He had married, 12-13 Auc;. 1739, Katharine Wedderbum, sixth daughter of Sir Alexander Wedderburn, fourth baronet of Blackness, 'i'he marriage contract is dated at Dundee, 11 Aug. (S.W. 568), and is signed by the spouses and otiiers (see facsimile of her signature opp. p. 72, of vol. ii.). The marriage took place inunediatcly after, but whether on the 12th or 13th, and at Ealmeriuo or Dundee, is not clear, for it is entered iu the register of both parishes. * Her husband soon after, 8 Oct 1 7.'!9, cliarged Newgrange with an annuity in her favour, and she is often named with liim, e.;/., in tlio entails of 1766-69. Upon the marriage of their .son, Alexander ScrymgeoMr. in 1771, iier husband (20 Feb.) made a general conveyance of his estate to him subject to certjiin annuities payable to himself and, should she survive liim, to his wife, Katiiarino Wedderburn (S.W. 644-45). Thus, tiiere are several receipts, 17S7-92, fr..iu her to iicr son Alexander for her annuity (S.W. 6S2\ She died at Birldiill 19 March 1796, and was buried at Balmerino on the 2"3rd (S.W. 082 ; J.W. 12).= By her, David Scrymgeour had issue four sons and five dauirhters : 1. Alexander Scrymgeour (afterwards Wedderburn). .Sec ])ost, p. 170. 2. John Scrymgeour, baptized at Edinbur.'ii, 30 Xov. 1710 (E 1311. Sec s the accmnt of Tli..i.wi.f \\"i-.l.l.-rl.iim. |.-.t, r.irt III., rliap. x. B.Uo 1711 bul.uiis.~i,,n l.y .\lexainlcr Duiicin ..f I.im.li.' aiM Uivi.l We.l.h-rlMiri. ..f tl,..l ill to him » Ste of « di.imte a., t.. the tlurlage of AVe.stor (^M.nlie aiM IW.Mn.ln >Mth .i..-.v.-l ^7 KcM 1758; mrmorial for his u^.mum rf tUe Ki...llaN, ..1 l...-ler I..lh....t ..VV.-o;; 10 July 1,.,1, ,lcer«-t arbitr.ll hv him (lUM!. f.'.'i; ; 9 > The tuturB are liavi-lWecUerl... of that ilk, lUv„l lal.-....-r. il.M.r.v .s.T>n,cr...,r. \ .S., l.„Urt\\^|. derhurn of Pear^ie, Ja.m.s l'ater.so„ of l':.r,..w ,.„! Ka. ,..n„e U..M.r..un,. • .nv U-l,,v.. ..-.u-. See L)->'- -;•' •''I'V, ".""',;- ;ir,, t" •>..• .\:-xa,..Ur W.-M.-rotini ..( Ul^.ki.r... Ur^.,M-t. i.i m 1 ,1 u-l,t.r theiarish of I.u,„lce, pne up their name. ...r pn- Ian,, ^.n o.-.r .. nurr...r .ml h,m,,.. I.-..,. ol.j.ete.1 they were .narr,.,L In the /'-„/« luj. ihc .late ., k-ivc. au.l nothing • See Hlo"^/;r£..".„7 r..n„„r, "A March 17?.5, " I-i-l «t llirklull the ll-th current Mr. K.th.ri,,* \V.,|. derburn. walow of the ^>te I^;;vi^,^;orym^..u^. -^......^_^__ _^_ .__ ^^^^ __ ^^_^^ ^.^_ ______ _^ ^___ _^^^__^_ See also hdw. h.eunvj

—<br />

DAVID SCRYMGEOUR OF BIRIvHILr. 175<br />

depute <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> county <strong>of</strong> Inverness.' an <strong>of</strong>fice which he held till 17G8, when his health Partii.<br />

failed (S.W. vi., v., 28), and he retired.- His p(irtrait and that <strong>of</strong> his wife are at Birkhill. ^^^- ^<br />

Oa 19 Nov. 1753, he made a disposition and nom<strong>in</strong>ation <strong>of</strong> tutors and curators to<br />

his children, Alexander, John, and David (S.W. .')87),-' and ten years later, 20 Ajiril 1763,<br />

executed a bond <strong>of</strong> provision to his younger sons, John, David, and lieurv, and his<br />

daughter Janet, as well as to his sister .Marion (i'j. 613, and see above"). He is' named, <strong>in</strong><br />

<strong>the</strong> 1760-69 entail <strong>of</strong> her estate by (Jrizel Wedderbuni <strong>of</strong> Wedderhiu-n (//. G:i7 ; G.S.U.<br />

144), and would have succeeded to <strong>the</strong>m had he survived her, but died at Dirldiill, 1 1 July<br />

1772.<br />

He had married, 12-13 Auc;. 1739, Kathar<strong>in</strong>e Wedderbum, sixth daughter <strong>of</strong><br />

Sir Alexander <strong>Wedderburn</strong>, fourth baronet <strong>of</strong> Blackness, 'i'he marriage contract is dated<br />

at Dundee, 11 Aug. (S.W. 568), and is signed by <strong>the</strong> spouses and otiiers (see facsimile <strong>of</strong><br />

her signature opp. p. 72, <strong>of</strong> vol. ii.). The marriage took place <strong>in</strong>unediatcly after, but<br />

whe<strong>the</strong>r on <strong>the</strong> 12th or 13th, and at Ealmeriuo or Dundee, is not clear, for it is entered<br />

iu <strong>the</strong> register <strong>of</strong> both parishes. * Her husband soon after, 8 Oct 1 7.'!9, cliarged Newgrange<br />

with an annuity <strong>in</strong> her favour, and she is <strong>of</strong>ten named with liim, e.;/., <strong>in</strong> tlio<br />

entails <strong>of</strong> 1766-69. Upon <strong>the</strong> marriage <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir .son, Alexander ScrymgeoMr. <strong>in</strong> 1771, iier<br />

husband (20 Feb.) made a general conveyance <strong>of</strong> his estate to him subject to certji<strong>in</strong><br />

annuities payable to himself and, should she survive liim, to his wife, Katiiar<strong>in</strong>o<br />

<strong>Wedderburn</strong> (S.W. 644-45). Thus, tiiere are several receipts, 17S7-92, fr..iu her to iicr<br />

son Alexander for her annuity (S.W. 6S2\ She died at Birldiill 19 March 1796, and was<br />

buried at Balmer<strong>in</strong>o on <strong>the</strong> 2"3rd (S.W. 082 ; J.W. 12).=<br />

By her, David Scrymgeour had issue four sons and five dauirhters :<br />

1. Alexander Scrymgeour (afterwards <strong>Wedderburn</strong>). .Sec ])ost, p. 170.<br />

2. John Scrymgeour, baptized at Ed<strong>in</strong>bur.'ii, 30 Xov. 1710 (E 1311. Sec s <strong>the</strong> accmnt <strong>of</strong> Tli..i.wi.f \\"i-.l.l.-rl.iim. |.-.t, r.irt III., rliap. x.<br />

B.Uo 1711 bul.uiis.~i,,n l.y .\lexa<strong>in</strong>lcr Duiic<strong>in</strong> ..f I.im.li.' aiM Uivi.l We.l.h-rlMiri. ..f tl,..l ill to him » Ste<br />

<strong>of</strong><br />

« di.imte a., t.. <strong>the</strong> tlurlage <strong>of</strong> AVe.stor (^M.nlie aiM IW.Mn.ln >Mth .i..-.v.-l ^7 KcM<br />

1758; mrmorial for his u^.mum rf tUe Ki...llaN, ..1 l...-ler I..lh....t ..VV.-o;; 10 July 1,.,1, ,lcer«-t<br />

arbitr.ll hv him (lUM!. f.'.'i; ; 9<br />

><br />

The tuturB are liavi-lWecUerl... <strong>of</strong> that ilk, lUv„l lal.-....-r. il.M.r.v .s.T>n,cr...,r. \ .S., l.„Urt\\^|.<br />

derhurn <strong>of</strong> Pear^ie, Ja.m.s l'ater.so„ <strong>of</strong> l':.r,..w ,.„! Ka. ,..n„e U..M.r..un,. • .nv U-l,,v.. ..-.u-.<br />

See L)->'- -;•' •''I'V, ".""',;-<br />

;ir,, t" •>..• .\:-xa,..Ur W.-M.-rot<strong>in</strong>i ..( Ul^.ki.r... Ur^.,M-t. i.i<br />

m<br />

1 ,1 u-l,t.r<br />

<strong>the</strong>iarish <strong>of</strong> I.u,„lce, pne up <strong>the</strong>ir name. ...r pn- Ian,, ^.n o.-.r .. nurr...r .ml h,m,,.. I.-..,.<br />

ol.j.ete.1 <strong>the</strong>y were .narr,.,L In <strong>the</strong> /'-„/« luj. ihc .late ., k-ivc.<br />

au.l noth<strong>in</strong>g<br />

• See Hlo"^/;r£..".„7 r..n„„r, "A March 17?.5,<br />

" I-i-l «t llirklull <strong>the</strong> ll-th current Mr. K.th.ri,,* \V.,|.<br />

derburn. walow <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> ^>te I^;;vi^,^;orym^..u^. -^......^_^__ _^_ .__ ^^^^ __ ^^_^^ ^.^_ ______ _^ ^___ _^^^__^_<br />

See also hdw. h.eunvj

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