[From the Deed Registers, SC20/33 series. There are gaps in the Registers from 1729-1746 and 1751-1797, and the Deed Warrants (SC20/36 series) have been used to fill these gaps. There is an index from 1720-1809 [SC20/35/2], but there are a number of warrant deeds which do not appear in this index; these Deeds appear to be Falkland Burgh Deeds as they were registered at Falkland, and appear both in this indexing and that for Falkland]
ABERCROMBIE, JAMES: maltman in Auchterderran; 11-yr Tack of part of lands of Little Balgonie called Jamphlyers from John Riddell of Grange of Auchtermuchty; June 4 1724 [SC20/33/10]
ABERCROBMIE, JAMES: tenant in Wester Craigend; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Isobell Abercrombie; 28 Aug 1758 [SC20/36/10]
ABERCROMBIE, Major JAMES: late Captain of late 15th Independent Company, and now Major in General Whyte's Battalion of West India Native Infantry; Settlement & Deed of Trust in favour of friends & relations, including brother, John Abercrombie of Mentego Bay (Jamaica); nephew, James Frazer, in Jamaica; his sister was Mgt Abercrombie, widow of Hugh Frazer, tenant in Glassmount, whose dau, Rothes Frazer; another relative (sister?) was Ann Abercrombie, wife of Captain James Scrymgeour of Lord Elgin's Fencible Regiment; 6 Nov 1798 [SC20/33/13]
ABERCROMBIE, RACHAEL: dau and only child of dec Andrew Abercrombie, of Strathruddie, merchant in Kirkcaldy; Factorie to Mr Andrew Inglis of Easter Bowhill, merchant & late Bailie in Kirkcaldy; 31 July 1770 [SC20/36/12]
ADAM[S], FRANCIS: merchant Burgess in Strathmiglo; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Simpson, in life-rent, and children, Francis & Katharin Adam; 7 July 1729; also Renunciation to Thomas Aison, writer in Glenduckie, 25 July 1729 [SC20/33/11]
ADAMS, Mr JAMES: Minister of Gospel at Kinnaird; Discharge to James Wemyss yr of Winthank; May 1732 [SC20/36/5]
ADAM, JOHN: Missive Letter to David Syme of Cartmore; 13 Feb 1773 [SC20/36/12]
ADAM, JOHN: of Maryburgh; Disp in favour of David Methven, merchant in Linktown of Abbotshall; 15 Sep 1801 [SC20/33/14]
ADAMS, ROBERT: son of James Adams, sailor in South Queensferry; Indenture, app under Robert Philp, shoemaker in Kennoway, for 4 yrs from Whitsunday 1734 (rec 11 Sep 1736) [SC20/36/6]
ADAM, WILLIAM: architect, Linktown of Abbotshall; Contract with Willam Gourlay of Kincraig, dated 1719, & rec 26 April 1731 [SC20/36/5]
ADAMSON, ALEXANDER: weaver in Freuchie, son of William Adamson, weaver there; Wadsett to brother, David Adamson; 4 Jan 1734 [SC20/36/6]
ADAMSON, CATHERINE: relict of Andrew Toddie, late tenant in Greenlaws; Disp of lands of Pipelands and Deed of Settlement in favour of children: Mgt, David, Janet, Andrew, Betty, Cathrine, Lindsay, & Elspeth Toddie, and dau-in-law, Rachel Gillis, spouse of John Toddie (who, with his creditors was excluded from "intermeddling"), + life-rent to her sister-in-law, Beatrix Duncan, widow of her brother, David Adamson; 19 Sep 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 228-42]
ADAMSON, DAVID: weaver in Kettle; Tack of parts of Knabs of Kettle from John Blyth and Patrick Russell, feuars in Kettle, 4 & 5 Dec 1750 [SC20/33/12]
ADAMSON, DAVID: 2nd son of John Adamson, weaver in Lustielaw; and ANNE HALDANE, only dau of John Haldane, tenant in Little-fold; Marriage Contract, dated 22 Aug 1739 & rec 8 Feb 1771 [SC20/36/12]
ADAMSON, DAVID: of Pipeland; Disp & Deed of Settlement betwixt him and his spouse, Beatrix Duncan, to his natural son, David Adamson, dated 18 June 1787 & rec 9 Nov 1807 [SC20/33/17]; Disp in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Duncan, in life-rent, and natural son, David Adamson, in fee, dated 31 Oct 1796 & rec 30 May 1809 [SC20/33/19]
ADAMSON, DAVID: presently residing Pipeland, natural son of dec David Adamson of Pipeland; Tack of Over Pipeland from Elizabeth Duncan, relict of sd dec David Adamson; 29 April 1805 [SC20/33/16]
ADAMSON, DAVID: son of Robert Adamson, butcher in Leven; Indenture, app under David Fisher, mason in Leven, for 3 yrs from 16 Feb 1804 (rec 14 March 1804) [SC20/33/15]
ADAMSON, GEORGE: mason in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of room and lands of Burnside of Moonzie-miln from James Ramsay, feuar of Burnside; 2 June 1772 [SC20/36/12]
ADAMSON, JAMES: brewer, portioner of Newburgh; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Katharine Lyell, + legacies to children: John (eldest son); Alexander (2nd son); Isabell (only dau); 22 Nov 1771 [SC20/36/12]
ADAMSON, JOHN: maltman & portioner of Newburgh; 15-yr Tack of orchard & fruit there from James Spalding of Bonnyhills; 19 Oct 1748 [SC20/33/12]
ADAMSON, JOHN: tenant in Burnside; 99-yr Tack of portion of lands of Kingsbarns from John Corstorphine, portioner of Kingsbarns; 15 Feb 1770 [SC20/36/12]
ADAMSON, JOHN: farmer at Kingsbarns, and Thomas Swan, wine merchant in Manchester; 7-yr Tack of salmon fishing at Leven from James Christie of Durie; 4 May 1801 [SC20/33/14]
ADAMSON, MAGNUS: maltster & brewer in Wester Wemyss; Bond & Disp in favour of Janet Seath, his 2nd & present spouse; 10 April 1761 [SC20/36/10]
ADAMSON, ROBERT: merchant in Kennoway; life-rent Disp in favour of spouse, Isobell Williamson; 31 Jan 1784 [SC20/36/14]
ADAMSON, WILLIAM: eldest son & heir served to David Adamson, who was son of William Adamson, weaver in Freuchie; Assig to Walter Lumsden, wright in Freuchie; 4 Jan 1734 [SC20/36/6]
ADAMSON, WILLIAM: tenant in Whitefield in ground of Lindores, m to Katharin Thom; Disp & Assig in favour of eldest dau, Isobell Adamson, spouse of John White in Whitefield, + legacy to 2nd & yst dau, Helen Adamson, spouse of Walter Birrell, brewer in Freuchie, and their dau, Katharin Birrell; 24 May 1751 & 28 July 1771 [SC20/36/8 & SC20/36/12]
ADAMSON, WILLIAM: shipbuilder in Anstruther; Vendition of ship, "Mollie" of Anstruther to George Westwater, shipmaster in Anstruther; 24 May 1793 [SC20/36/16]
ADIE, JOHN: tobacconist in Dunfermline; Disp in favour of natural sons, John and Charles Adie (by Ann Bardner, dau of dec Robert Bardner, maltman in Dunfermline), + Nomination of Tutors and Curators, including Peter Adie, surgeon in Edinburgh; 1 June 1767 [SC20/36/11]
ADIE, JOHN snr: merchant in Dunfermline; Bond in life-rent in favour of spouse, Ann Walker, dau of dec Robert Walker, late Bailie of Dunfermline, 27 Aug 1778; also Assig to dau, Ann Adie (whom failing to son, David Adie, yst dau, Mgt Adie, & 2nd dau, Catherine Adie), + Declaration of Trust, + Disp in favour of only son, David Adie, all 27 Sep 1778 [SC20/36/13]
ADIE, ROBERT: of Wester Craigfoodie; Discharge to David Sibbald & Mr John Greig (deed mentions other Adies); 7 June 1720 [SC20/33/9]
ADIE, ROBERT: in Dairsie; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Countess of Kincardine; 22 May 1753 [SC20/36/9]
AITCHESON, JEAN: relict of dec George Smyth, shipmaster in Anstruther Wester, and James Robertson of Denork; Bond to masters of the Sea Box of Pittenweem, dated 5 Aug 1723 & rec 30 May 1746 [SC20/36/8]
AITKEN, AGNES: relict of dec Convener James Wilson snr, tanner in Cupar, & Thomas Wilson, baker there, her eldest son; Obligation to William Petrie, at Burngrange, and Isabel Deas, his spouse; 6 Feb 1783 [SC20/36/14]
AITKEN, ANDREW: residenter in Leslie, & late soldier in the 2nd Reg of Foot; Disp in favour of sister, Christian Aitken, and her spouse, John Nack, surgeon in Leslie (whom failing to their children: John, William, James, Christian, Jean, & Elizabeth Nack; and whom failing to her other sister, Alison Aitken, spouse of James Bennet, barber & wigmaker in Falkland); 30 Jan 1751 [SC20/33/12]
AITKEN, ANDREW: tenant in South Fod; 19-yr Tack of South Fod from Robert Blackwood of Pitreavie; 30 June 1763 [SC20/36/11]
AITKEN, CHRISTIAN: relict of dec Robert Couston, tenant in Kiers, and nearest of kin of dec David Aitken elder, tenant in Hill of Beath; with only son, John Couston, contract with John Couston, indweller in Dunfermline, husband of Helen Couston, who was eldest sister of sd umql Robert Couston; 23 Aug 1764 [SC20/36/11]
AITKEN, DAVID: tenant in Fordel; with eldest son, Henry Aitken, and yst son, Alexander Aitken, Tack of farms of Fordel and Strathburn, from Robert Bruce Henderson of Earshall; 2 March 1809 [SC20/33/18 Pp 465-88]
AITKEN, GEORGE: of Coalthie; Bond to John Craig, servitor to Andrew Bod, tenant in Little Ballquhimmie, dated 6 May 1696 and rec 6 Feb 1734 [SC20/36/6]
AITKEN, GEORGE: in Hill of Beath; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Currie of Swintonsbeath; 10 Feb 1790 [SC20/36/15]
AITKEN, GEORGE yr: tanner in Leslie; Bond to William Hoggan, baxter in Leslie, his spouse, Hellen Aitken, and chidlren, George & Mgt Hoggan; dated 11 Aug 1694 & rec 10 May 1731 [SC20/36/5]
AITKEN, GEORGE: currier in Leslie; Heritable Bond to George Broun, wright in Leslie, and James Cluney, maltman there, Boxmasters of the Kirk's Box of Leslie, dated 1730 & rec 2 Feb 1740 [SC20/36/7]
AITKEN, JAMES: tenant of Bennochy; 17-yr Tack of town and lands of Southertoun, from William Black, clerk of the Admiralty at Dunfermline, Tacksman of Estate of Arnot; 24 Jan 1761 [SC20/36/10]
AITKEN, JAMES: 2nd son of Andrew Aitken, tacksman of Kettle Lint-miln; Indenture, app under George Morrison, clock and watchmaker in Auchtermuchty, for 5 yrs from 2 Aug 1791 (rec 13 May 1794) [SC20/36/16]
AITKEN, JOHN: of Wester Rossie, tanner in Leslie, son of John Aitken; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of eldest son, William Aitken, + legacies to daus: Agnes (eldest, spouse of James Wilson, surgeon in Leslie); & Janet (yst, spouse of Robert Jamieson, portioner of Leslie); 29 Sep 1802 [SC20/33/15]
AITKEN, JOHN: surgeon in Elie; Latter Will in favour of spouse, Helen Spalding, & nephew, John Aitken, son of Andrew Aitken, farmer in Carnbee, his brother; 28 July 1804 [SC20/33/15]
AITKEN, JOHN: of Thornton; Assig in favour of dau, Janet Aitken, + Nomination of Curators (brother, George Aitken; and brothers-in-law, Robert Tod in Urquhart, and John Mudie in Cocklaw), as cautioners for her dau until she reached majority; his sisters (both dec) were Marion Aitken, m to sd John Mudie, and Betty Aitken, spouse of John Greig; 13 Oct 1806 [SC20/33/16
AITKINE, WILLIAM: elder & yr, masons in Hisseltoun, in ground of Lathockar; Bond of Corroberation to Anna CLephane, relict of dec Thomas Greig, Provost of Cupar; 14 Jan 1738 [SC20/36/6]
ALBURN, THOMAS: only son of dec Andrew Alburn of Wandersknow, and Euphan Adie, eldest dau of Robert Adie of Wester Craigfoodie; Mutual Contract, dated 4 June 1747 & rec 11 April 1754 [SC20/36/9]
ALEXANDER, ANDREW: surgeon-apothecary in Crail; Priory of Resignation in favour of spouse, Anna Dishington, & eldest son, John Alexander, dated 6 Aug 1731 & rec 12 July 1771 [SC20/36/12]
ALEXANDER, DAVID: one of the Bailies of St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement for children: Alexander, Allan, & Cahterine Alexander (whom failing, to John Alexander, tenant in Broxton, in Uphall, and Thomas Alexander in Pittenweem, his natural son); 30 Jan 1794 [SC20/36/16]
ALEXANDER, JAMES yr: in Kirkness; Heritable Bond to John Stocks, maltman in Bridgetoun of Innerteil, and his spouse, Elizabeth Alexander, in life-rent, and their dau, Eupham Stocks, in fee; dated 1725, & rec 21 Oct 1746 [SC20/36/8]
ALEXANDER, JAMES: feuar at Cameron Bridge-end; Discharge, 9 May 1748 [SC20/36/8]; Disp in favour of only son, James Alexander, 1 Sep 1749 [SC20/33/12]; 19-yr TAck of lands of new Durie-miln from John Gibson of Durie, dated 4 Dec 1751, also 19-yr Tack of 7 acres of Balcurvie, dated 25 Jan 1758, + Agreement, 3 June 1754, all recorded 6 Dec 1764 [SC20/36/11]
ALEXANDER, JAMES yr: at Cameron Bridge, m to Mary Brown; Retrocession to father, James Alexander snr of Cameron Bridge (who was m to Anna Lawson, with daus, Anna & Isobell Alexander) 13 March 1750 [SC20/33/12]
ALEXANDER, JAMES: tenant in Bankhead, & Jean Alexander, residing there; Last Will & Testament, nominating Robert Scott, tenant in Bankhead, and Mgt Dewar, natural dau of sd Jean Alexander, as Executors & Chief Legators & Intromitters; 2 July 1799 [SC20/33/14]
ALEXANDER, JAMES: of farm of Auchmuir; Bond of Caution for; 6 Feb 1809 [SC20/33/18, Pp 424-26]
ALEXANDER, JOHN: m to Elizabeth Lunday; Bond to Andrew Wilson, tenant in Skeddoway, and John Wilson, tenant in Finglassie, tutors-in-law to John, Andrew, & Isoble Wilson, children of dec David Wilson, tenant in sea-miln of Burntisland; 20 March 1716 [SC20/33/9]
ALISON, ALEXANDER: dec, of Birkhill; Inventory of Heritable estate; 24 March 1729 [SC20/33/11]
ALISON, ALEXANDER: of Birkhill; Contract with William Rigg, surgeon apothecary in Cupar, Thomas Greig, maaltman there, and John Cairns of Dura; 19 Oct 1736 [SC20/36/6]
ALISONE, JOHN: tenant in Carslogie, and David Alisone, his son; 7-yr Tack of 4 acres of land in Ferry-bank of Cupar from Mr Thomas Clephane, Minister of the Gospel at Newtyle, 26 Aug 1734 [SC20/36/]; also Bond to George Wallace, tenant in Ballmean, dated 1731, & rec 12 March 1742 [SC20/36/7]
ALISON, JOHN: tenant in Easter Newton; Bond of Caution to George Beveridge, tenant in Bellfield, alias Milton of Balgonie, 24 Sep 1764 [SC20/36/11]; 30-yr Tack of Easter Newton from Charles, Earl of Elgin, 11 Jan 1776 [SC20/36/13]; Bond to George Steel of Baldastard, 24 June 1780 [SC20/36/13]
ALISON, THOMAS: candle-maker in Dunnikier; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Richard Tosh, messenger in Kirkcaldy; 7 Nov 1754 [SC20/36/9]
ALLAN, ALEXANDER: smith in Leslie, & ISOBELL GREIG, 2nd dau of George Greig, portioner & residenter in Leslie; Marriage Contract dated 12 Dec 1770 & rec 23 Dec 1779 [SC20/36/13]
ALLAN, ANDREW: tenant of Berryhole; 4-yr Tack of part of Kinnaird from Sir Edward Gibson of Kinnaird; 5 Sep 1727 [SC20/33/11 Pp 131-33]
ALLAN, ANDREW: portioner of Auchtermuchty,and EUPHAN FRAZER, relict of Henry Burt, indweller in Dunshalt; Marriage Contract, dated 17 Jan 1734, & rec 29 Aug 1741 [SC20/36/7]
ALLAN, GIRSALL: relict of dec James Dempster, tenant in Wester Broombrae, who died suddenly, leaving widow and children by several marriages; Agreement amongst friends re widow & children; 22 Aug 1766 [SC20/36/11]
ALLAN, ROBERT: smith in Leslie; 7-yr Tack of these houses and yards in Collessie pertaining to Alexander, Earl of Leven; 3 April 1739 [SC20/36/6]
ALLAN, ROBERT: accountant in Edinburgh; & Thomas Gardyne, of Martyne's Lane, London; Disp in favou of William Fortune, tenant in St Fort; 7 May 1804 [SC20/33/15]
ALLAN, Captain WILLIAM: shipowner in Leven; Articles & Conditions of roup of his sloop, the "Friendship" of Leven; 1 Aug 1769 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER: sometime shipmaster in Leven, now in Dunnikier; Disp & Assig in favour of only son, Thomas Anderson, and daus, Janet (spouse of George Webster, sailor in Dysart), and Mgt, and also grandchild, Alexander Kilgour (son of Andrew Kilgour in Dunnikier, and his dec dau, Isobell Anderson); 5 Jan 1750 [SC20/33/12]
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER: tenant in Seggie, m to Mgt Matthew (long married without children); Trust Deed for sister, Elizabeth Anderson, spouse of Francis Graham, tenant in Dron, and her children (not named); 28 March 1774 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER: present tenant in Knap; 27-yr Tack of farm of Seggie [Leuchars par] from William Morrison of Naughton; 28 Jan 1768 [SC20/36/11]
ANDERSON, ANDREW: eldest son of dec William Anderson, tenant in Rires; 3 19-yr Tacks of West Mains of Rires, as possessed by sd Wm Anderson, from Mr Alexander Bayne of Rires, advocate; 31 Jan 1760 [SC20/36/10]
ANDERSON, ELIZABETH: dau of James Anderson, maltman in Dunnikier, & Euphain Beath, and relict (3rd spouse) of dec Alexander Anderson of Pittuncarty; Submission with Alexander Reid, tenant in Ferniehall, tutor-in-law to James Anderson, eldest son of sd dec Alexander Anderson, 5 Jan 1753 [SC20/36/9]; also Latter Will & Testament in favour of 2nd son, David Anderson, + legacies to sister, Agnes Anderson, and son, James Anderson; 10 June 1765 [SC20/36/11]
ANDERSON, ELIZABETH: eldest dau of dec John Anderson, sometime at East Shore of Newburgh, and spouse of David Clark, sailor in Newburgh; Disp & Ratification to Skipper William Anderson, merchant in Newburgh; 23 Nov 1772 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, ELSPETH & AGNES: daus of dec Mr Anderson, late schoolmaster at Leuchars; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Kirk Session of Leuchars; 8 June 1733 [SC20/36/5]
ANDERSONE, GEORGE: elder son & heir of dec Goerge Andersone, maltman Burgess of Cupar; Renunciation to John Inglis, tenant of Russell-mill; 10 Dec 1722 [SC20/33/10]
ANDERSON, GEORGE: coal-grieve to Robert Balfour Ramsay of Balbirnie; 19-yr Tack of all coals in grounds of Powguild from James Clephan of Powguild; 5 Nov 1754 [SC20/36/9]
ANDERSON, GEORGE: innkeeper in Cupar, & Convener Robert Newlands, weaver in Cupar; Submission; 9 Dec 1773 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, Mr JAMES: eldest son of dec David Anderson, sometime Town Clerk of Cupar, and grandson of James Anderson; Inventory of Heritable Lands, 26 July 1722 [SC20/33/10]; also Disp in favour of Thomas Greig, merchant in Cupar, 5 May 1727 [SC20/36/4]
ANDERSON, JAMES: & others; Disp in favour of Mr William Douglas of Glenbervie; 24 May 1737 [SC20/36/6]
ANDERSON, JAMES elder: maltman in Dunnikier, m to Mgt Dewar; Disp & Assig in favour of grandchild, James Anderson, eldest son of dec James Anderson, maltman in Dunnikier, and Eupham Beath, + legacies to dau, Isobell Anderson (spouse of Thomas Greig yr, maltman in Dunnikier), and grand-daus: Mgt Inglis (dau of Henry Inglis, maltman in Kirkcaldy, and his dau, Cecill Anderson); and Mgt & Ann Anderson (daus of sd James Anderson & Eupham Beath); 12 June 1740 [SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, Mr JAMES: of Newbigging, only son of dec Mr Alexander Anderson, Minister of Gospel at St Andrews; Factorie to Mr John Nairn, Minister of Gospel at Anstruther Easter, 29 Dec 1741, + Discharge to Tutors & Curators, 29 Dec 1741 [SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, JAMES: walker & innkeeper in Cupar, m to Mary Thomson (whose father, James Thomson, was maltman in Cupar); Disp in favour of eldest dau, Mary Anderson; 17 April 1772 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, JAMES: weaver in St Clairtown, and MGT BONALLO, his spouse, dau of William Bonallo, weaver in Balcurvie; Post-nuptial Contract of Marriage; 20 Oct 1774 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, JAMES: of Pittuncarty; Hertiable Bond to Mrs Christian Hay, relict of Lieut John Hay of H.E.I.C.S.; 14 Dec 1775 [SC20/36/12]; also Disp in favour of Arthur Buist, tenant in Pittuncarty, 24 July 1790 [SC20/36/15]
ANDERSON, JAMES: dyer at Waulkmiln of Cupar, grandson of dec James Anderson, walker and sometime Convener of Trades of Cupar Minute of Sale with James Bell, glover in Cupar; 22 Feb 1779 [SC20/36/13]
ANDERSON, JAMES: tailor in Kirkcaldy, and ALISON BRANCH, his spouse; Mutual Disp & Assig; 19 Dec 1781 [SC20/36/13]
ANDERSON, JAMES:in Burnside of Kirktonbarns, and MGT HUSBAND, his spouse; Mutual Disp & Nomination; 15 Nov 1784 [SC20/36/14]
ANDERSON, JAMES: of Newbigging, advocate, m to Janet Lindsay; Disp in favour of eldest son, Alexander Anderson, + legacies to 2nd son, Patrick, & dau, Mgt Anderson; 17 July 1794 [SC20/36/16
ANDERSON, JAMES: of Inchry & others, the Committee for making and repairing road from Newburgh through the parishes of Abdie and Denbog; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 15 Dec 1803 [SC20/33/15]
ANDERSON, JAMES: eldest son & heir of dec James Anderson, tenant in Dogton, & Maude Anderson; Discharge & Renunciation to James Braid; 27 Sep 1804 [SC20/33/16]
ANDERSON, JANET: eldest dau of dec Thomas Anderson, sometime merchant at West Shore of Newburgh, and Janet Williamson, and others, tutors for Lucretia Anderson, yst dau of sd dec Thomas Anderson; Tack to Patrick Stewart, merchant in Perth, and Alexander Keay, son of late James Keay of Snaigow; 13 June 1781 [SC20/36/13]
ANDERSON, JOHN: son of dec William Anderson, tenant in Rires; 19-yr Tack of milne of Kilconqhuar Commontie, commonly called Arnot's Milne, from Thomas Bethune of Kilconquhar; 20 March 1746 [SC20/36/8]
ANDERSON, JOHN: residenter in Rires, and GEORGE ANDERSON, coal-grieve to Robert Balfour Ramsay of Balbirnie; 19-yr Tack of coal & coal seams on lands of Denork, from James Robertson of Denork; 13 Feb 1753 [SC20/36/9]
ANDERSON, JAMES: tenant in Pittuncarty; Assig to James Anderson of Pittuncarty; 7 Jan 1777 [SC20/36/13]
ANDERSON, JAMES: feuar in Hilton of Kirkforthar; Disp in favour of Thomas Russell; 26 July 1796 [SC20/36/16]
ANDERSON, JOHN: eldest son of Mr Andrew Anderson of Balram; Disp in favour of John Alexander, son of Gilbert Alexander, residenter in Dysart; dated 28 June 1710 & rec 12 July 1771 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, Bailie JOHN: merchant in Newburgh; Contract of Excambion with Heritors of Newburgh; 6 Nov 1806 [SC20/33/16]
ANDERSON, JOHN: of East Shore of Newburgh, son of Helen Clark; Disp & Settlement in favour of wife, Mary Wishart, in life-rent, and George (eldest son), + legacies to daus: Janet, Katharine, Euphemia, and Christian [his brother was Alexander Anderson; Deed also mentions Bailie John Anderson]; 8 June 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 4-9]
ANDERSON, MGT: tenant in Hallhill, relict of James Bett, tenant in Easter Fernie; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Bett, her eldest son; 6 Dec 1734 [SC20/36/6]; also Disp & Assig in favour of children: James, John, Andrew, George & Mgt, 12 Aug 1754 [SC20/36/9]
ANDERSON, MGT (spouse of James Marshall, weaver in Leven) & JANET ANDERSON (spouse of David Whyte, weaver in Leslie), both daus & heir portioners of dec Andrew Anderson, weaver in Leven; Submission and Decreet Aribtral; 24 March 1761 [SC20/36/10]
ANDERSON, MGT: spouse of William Spence, sailor in Newburgh, and yst dauof dec John Anderson, sometime at East Pier of Newburgh; Discharge & Confirmation to eldest sister, Elizabeth Anderson, spouse of David Clark, sailor in Newburgh; 28 Oct 1769 [SC20/36/12]
ANDERSON, MARY: spouse of Mr John Greig, Minister of Gospel at Cupar, & dau of dec John Anderson, principal of St Leonard's College in St Andrews, & Anna Wauch; Assig to sd John Greig, her husband; 2 Aug 1727 [SC20/33/11 Pp 123-25]
ANDERSON, ROBERT: surgeon apothecary in Auchtermuchty, m to Janet Philipshill; Obligation to Isobell & Mgt Philipshill, sisters of sd Janet, and daus of John Philipshill, merchant Burgess of Auchtermuchty; 13 Feb 1731 [SC20/36/5]
ANDERSON, THOMAS: of Creich; Bonds to David Maxwell of Broombrae, 27 Dec 1726; to Christian Geddie, dau of dec Henry Geddie, maltman in Cupar, 14 Dec 1728; Discharge to James Oliphant, vintner in Cupar, 16 Dec 1731; Bonds to Robert Myles, baxter in Pitlessie, 22 March 1733; to John Stenhouse, wright in Letham, 19 Feb 1734; to Alexander William, indweller in Kilmaron, 25 Feb 1735; to David Lumsden, tenant in Holekettle, tutor-in-law to David, Mary, & Mgt Lumsden, children of dec Thomas Lumsden, tenant in Burnturk, 29 June 1735; to Robert Baxter, merchant in Gateside of Flass, 22 July 1735; to Thomas Schoolbraid, baxter in Auchtermuchty, 16 April 1736; to William Stephen's Mortification, 22 Nov 1736; to Alexander Wilson, tenant in Nether Magask, 9 Dec 1736; to William Myles, Minister of Gospel at Moonzie, 19 May 1737; to James Kidd, sometime tenant in Colluthie, now indweller in St Andrews, 14 March 1738 to James Robertson, in Kinneir, 1 May 1738; to James Paterson, shepherd in Fincraigs, 1 May 1738; Factorie to William Stark, Factor to Lord Balmerino, 2 April 1739; Bond to John Annan, writer in Cupar, 29 Oct 1742; to John Thomson, indweller in St Andrews, 6 Feb 1745 [SC20/36/4; SC20/33/11; SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6; SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, THOMAS: eldest son & heir retoured of dec John Anderson of Greenhead; Bond of Provision in favour of sisters, Jean & Katharin Anderson, 3 of the nearest kin of whom were John Cairns of Durra, William Fleming of Uthrogle, and Mr Anderson in Auchtermuchty; 25 July 1722 [SC20/33/10]
ANDERSON, THOMAS: mealmaker in Dunnikier; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Lucretia Barker, & children, Thomas & Mgt Anderson, and nephew, Robert Anderson, son of Robert Anderson and Mgt Turnbull; 17 Jan 1757 [SC20/36/10]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: merchant in Anstruther; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Andrew Waddell, merchant in Cellardyke; 26 March 1740 [SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: 3rd son of dec William Anderson, tenant in Rires; 19-yr Tack of room of lands at Balniel, from James, Earl of Balcarres; 18 Aug 1741 [SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: shipmaster merchant in Anstruther Easter; Provision and Settlement in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Lauson, in life-rent, and children: James, Alexander, Elizabeth, and Barbara; and grandchildren: James & William Aitchison (children of eldest dau, Elizabeth Anderson, and John Aitchison, shipmaster in Pittenweem); and William and Elizabeth Chalmers (children of Barbara Anderson and James Chalmers, dyster in Anstruther Easter); 5 Aug 1748 [SC20/33/12]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: portioner of Newburgh; Disp to David Williamson, portioner of Newburgh, and spouse, Mgt Anderson, dated 4 Feb 1695 and rec 13 Dec 1740 [SC20/36/7]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: merchant & portioner of Newburgh, & late Bailie there; Disp in favour of 2nd son, John Anderson; 3 Jan 1751 [SC20/33/12]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: shipmaster at Newburgh, eldest son and heir retoured of dec William Anderson, portioner of Newburgh, tutor-at-law to Elizabeth & Mgt Anderson, only children now in life of dec John Anderson, porioner of Newburgh, and Helen Brown; Contract of Agreement with sd Helen Brown; 14 Nov 1752 [SC20/36/9]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: tenant in Balneil, and JOHN ANDERSON, tenant in Arnot's Miln; Bond to Euphan Kay, only dau of Robert Kay, indweller in ground of Wilkiestoun; 13 April 1757 [SC20/36/10]
ANDERSON, WILLIAM: clerk to the Signet; Discharge & Assig to George Clephan of Carslogie; 11 Sep 1790 [SC20/36/15]
ANGUS, ROBERT: late tenant in Drumhead, now feuar in ground of Pittencrieff, and Marrion Dick, his spouse; Post-nuptial contract of marriage; 15 Sep 1807 [SC20/33/17]
ANNALL, THOMAS: shoemaker in Well (Co of York), only son in life of dec Thomas Annall, shoemaker in Anstruther Easter; Minute os Sale with George Begbie, shoemaker in Anstruther Easter; 4 July 1769 [SC20/36/12]
ANNAN, JOHN: tenant in Hilton of Carslogie; Factorie to John Ramsay, gunsmith at Moonzie, 19 May 1773 [SC20/36/12], + Offer of further 19-yr Tack of Hilton from George Clephan, in missive letter, recorded 30 Jan 1790 [SC20/36/15]
ANNAN, ROBERT: tenant in Hilton of Carslogie; ALEXANDER GREIG, tenant in Russell Mill, and JAMES IRELAND, tenant in Tarvit Mill; 15-yr Tack of Tumbles-green in parish of Fossoquhie (Fossoway?) in Co of Perth, from William Black, Clerk of the Regality in Dunfermline; 19 Feb 1751 [SC20/33/12]
ANSTRUTHER, ALEXANDER: of Newark; Bond to Mr Walter Wilson, Minister of Gospel at Kilconquhar; 27 Sep 1720 [SC20/33/9]
ANSTRUTHER, Mr DAVID: brother of William, Lord Newark; Disp in favour of sisters: Christian, Jean, Mgt, Johanna, & Katharine Anstruther; 13 July 1763 [SC20/36/11]
ANSTRUTHER, SIR JOHN: of that ilk; Factorie to William Galloway, merchant in St Monance, 11 Nov 1729, and to Benjamin Plenderleith, sometime writer in Edinburgh, now clerk to Barony of Elie & Anstruther, 2 Jan 1739; also Assig to William Herd yr, tenant of Bruntshiels, 28 March 1735 [SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6]
ANSTRUTHER, SIR JOHN: of Anstruther; Feu Contract with James Lawson, tenant in Roughwalls, 26 Feb 1741; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with David Doig of Hookstone, 9 July 1743, and James Duddingston of St Ford, 17 Sep 1755; Disp of lands of Lathones to James Durham of Largo, 28 March 1771; Contract of Feu with Alexander Stevenson, merchant, son of Thomas Stgevenson, 18 Sep 1800 [SC20/36/7; SC20/36/9; SC20/36/12; SC20/33/14]
ANSTRUTHER, JOHN yr: of Anstruther; Factorie to Donald Ross, writer in Edinburgh, 17 June 1752, + Revocation of Factorie, 23 April 1753 [SC20/36/9]
ANSTRUTHER, JOHN: Cllr at law in London; 19-yr Tack of lands of Ardross from Sir John Anstruther, Bart; 2 May 1808 [SC20/33/17]
ANSTRUTHER, Hon Mrs KATHARINE: dau of dec Sir Alexander Anstruther of Newark; Disp & Deed of Settlement; 31 March 1796 [SC20/36/17]
ANSTRUTHER, Captain PHILIP: of Inverkeithing; Factorie to William Robertson, writer in Cupar, 30 Oct 1756, & 26 Oct 1757; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Maurice Trent of Pitcullo, 30 March 1758 [SC20/36/9; SC20/36/10]
ANSTRUTHER, PHILIP: of Airditt; Disp to Trustees, 22 Jan 1783; also Disp & Assig in favour of brothers, John & David Anstruther, 14 Feb 1785 [SC20/36/14]
ANSTRUTHER, Lieut-Col ROBERT: of Balgarvie; Factorie to George Johnston, writer in Cupar, 24 July 1751; Disp & Assig in favour of nephew, Sir Robert Anstruther of Balcaskie, 7 Dec 1767 [SC20/36/8; SC20//36/11]
ANSTRUTHER, SIR ROBERT: of Balcaskie; Factorie to Patrick Plenderleith, writer in Pittenweem, 19 Nov 1776; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Thomas Scott, present Tacksman of lands of Balgarvie, 17 Dec 1776; Disp in favour of Peter Walker, tenant in Newton, 18 Dec 1790; Discharge to Thomas Goodsir, feuar in Leven, only surv brother of dec Dr David Goodsir, physician in Leven, 20 Sep 1794 [SC20/36/13; SC20/36/15; SC20/36/16]
ARCHIBALD, ANNA: dau of dec John Archibald of Drummaird, and spouse of Alexander Mitchell of Ladath; Disp & Translation to sister, Magdalen Archibald, spouse of Mr Mathew Mitchell, Minister of the Gospel at Auchterderran; 29 Aug 1751 [SC20/36/8
ARCHIBALD, FRANCIS: tenant in Binn; Double Revocation; 20 Dec 1723 [SC20/33/10]
ARCHIBALD, ISOBELL: widow of David Bonthron, salt officer at Methil; Discharge to Alexander Bonthron, now of Falkland, only son of Henry Bonthron, shipmaster in Dysart, who was brother of David Bonthron, shipmaster in Dysart; 10 Jan 1769 [SC20/36/12]
ARCHIBALD, JAMES: portioner of Balbreikie; Bond to John Jameson, feuar in Kennoway; 24 Jan 1721 [SC20/33/9]
ARCHIBALD, JOHN: portioner of Drummaird; with John Thomson in Balbreikie, and Robert Philp, tenant in Easter Newtoun, 19-yr Tack from James Lundine of Auchtermairnie; 1 Sep 1699 [SC20/33/7 Pp 123-24]
ARCHIBALD, JOHN: writer in Edinburgh, and ANNA ARCHIBALD, dau of dec John Archibald, portioner of Drummaird, and Isobell Low; Marriage Contract, dated 4 June 1711 & rec 17 April 1723 [SC20/33/10]
ARCHIBALD, PATRICK: tenant in Heichem; 19-yr Tack of part of lands of Lathones [Cameron] from Sir John Anstruther of that ilk, dated 11 May 1722, & rec 21 Aug 1740 [SC20/36/7]
ARCHIBALD, PETER: coal-grieve in Nether Radernie, and Christian Webster, his spouse; Disp & Agreement betwixt, + legacies to Agnes Hutchison (whose dau, Christian Ramsay), and Katherine Hutchison, daus of sd Christian Webster; 16 Feb 1763 [SC20/36/11]
ARMIT, JAMES: son of John Armit in the Abbey of Greigston; Indenture, app under Robert Gibson, wright in Wester Clatto, for 3 yrs from 27 May 1766 (rec 9 Feb 1767) [SC20/36/11]
ARMIT, JOHN: land-labourer in Byrehills; Assig to John Beveridge, land-labourer in Falkland; 12 May 1796 [SC20/36/16]
ARMIT, WILLIAM: tenant in Meikle-Drone, m to Elspeth Stewart; Disp & Assig in favour of only son, John Armit, + legacy to only dau, Eupheme Armit; 8 Sep 1777 [Sc20/36/13]
ARNOTT. ANDREW: merchant in Kirkcaldy; Disp & Assig in favour of William Killington, late Officer of Excise at Kirkcaldy; 29 July 1718 [SC20/33/9]
ARNOTT, ANN: eldest dau of dec James Arnott of Woodmiln; Disp & Assig in favour of sister, Jacobina Arnott, + legacies to nephews & nieces: James, Ann & Mgt (children of her brother, George Arnott of Woodmiln); and James Arnott (son of her brother, John Arnott, surgeon apothecary in Cupar), dated 18 JAn 1750 & rec 26 Sep 1758; + Revocation of legacies to sd Ann & Mgt Arnott, 26 Sep 1758 [SC20/36/10]
ARNOT, BARBARA: spouse of Archibald Balfour, writer in Falkland Disp to herself and sd husband in conjunct fee and lifer-rent, and heirs; 3 May 1743 [SC20/36/7]
ARNOTT, CHARLES: Bailie and portioner of Falkland; Waddsett to Thomas Storrar, cordiner Burgess of Falkland, dated 1707, & rec 23 Aug 1733 [SC20/36/5]
ARNOTT, DAVID: writer in Falkland; Bond to Agnes Storrar, relict of dec William Ballingall, maltman in Falkland, 8 Jan 1740, and to William Ballingall, maltster in Falkland, 8 Jan 1741 [SC20/36/7]
ARNOT, GEORGE: of Balcaithly; Bond of Provision for children, John & Thomas Arnott (his 3rd & 4th sons; 2nd son already provided for, whilst lands to eldest son), and dau, Anna Arnot; 18 April 1723 [SC20/33/10]
ARNOTT, HENRY: tenant in Fernie-barns, m to Janet Smith; Disp & Assig in favour of eldest son, Saintford Arnott, + legacies to other children: David, William, John, & Elisabeth; dated 4 Sep 1767 & rec 7 March 1771 [SC20/36/12]
ARNOTT, Dr HUGO: of Balcormo; Agreement with William Richard, tenant in Kingsmuir and tacksman of coal of Kellie, and George Wilson, weaver in Sunnybraes and sub-tacksman of 3rd part of sd coal; 19 Nov 1747 [SC20/36/8]
ARNOTT, JACOBINA: yst dau of dec James Arnott of Woodmiln, & residenter in Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of niece & nephew, Janet & James Arnott, children of dec brother, John Arnott, surgeon in Cupar, + Revocation + Alteration (3 deeds), all rec 24 Dec 1772 [SC20/36/12]
ARNOT, JAMES: maltman in Kirkcaldy; Discharge to David Boswall of Dovan; 1 & 24 Dec 1724 [SC20/33/10]
ARNOT, JAMES & GEORGE: Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Laurence Dempster, Walter Ponton, John Moir and George Miller; 22 April 1725 [SC20/33/10]
ARNOTT, JAMES: late of Woodmiln; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with John Arnott, surgeon in Cupar; 20 Oct 1731 [SC20/36/5]
ARNOT, JAMES: of Balkaithly; Bond to brother, John Arnot; 5 March 1727 [SC20/33/11]
ARNOT, JANET: relict of dec Henry Belfrage of Wester Conlands; Discharge to 2nd son, George Belfrage; 5 Jan 1799 [SC20/33/13]
ARNOTT, JOHN elder: surgeon Apothecary in Cupar; Discharge to Patrick Davidson, late Provost of Cupar, 26 Dec 1729, + Disp in favour of wife, Mgt Bruce, in life-rent, and James (eldest son) in fee, + legacies to 2nd son, Jacobinus, and dau, Janet Arnott 17 May 1773 [SC20/36/5; SC20/36/12]
ARNOTT, JOHN: of Balkaithly; Disp & Assig to Minister & Kirk Session of Leslie; 8 April 1806 [SC20/33/16]
ARNOT, Ensign ROBERT: of Dalginch; Factorie to Thomas Macknab, feuar in Star of Dalginch; 1 June 1738 [SC20/36/6]
ARNOTT, Captain ROBERT: of Dalginch, in General Anstruther's Reg of Foot in Minorca; Factorie to Thomas Arnott, surgeon in Cupar; 22 Aug 1740 [SC20/36/7]
ARNOTT, Lieut ROBERT: of Dalginch; Factorie to Mr Hugh Glass, Minister of Gospel at Kettle; 31 Aug 1750 [SC20/33/12]
ARNOTT, Sir ROBERT: of Dalginch; Factorie to John McNab, feuar in Star; 21 July 1761 [SC20/36/10]
ARNOT, ROBERT: of Chapel; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Katharine (m to Christopher Seton of Balinbrae) and Georgia Lindsay (m to Archibald Buchanan, Collector of Customs at Capbelltown), sisters and heir portioners of dec David Lindsay of Kirkforthar; 2 Nov 1809 [SC20/33/19]
ARNOTT, Major THOMAS: of Chapel; Agreement & Submission with Alexander Towers Esq of London, merchant; 29 May 1790 [SC20/36/15]
ARNOT, WILLIAM: tenant of Mains of Aytoun; 11-yr Tack from John Balfour, son of Col John Balfour of Fernie and factor of Arthur Balfour, Ensign in Earl of Orkney's Regiment, 6 May 1727 [SC20/33/11]; also Minute of Sale with Henry Spence, late of Berryhole, who was m to Jean Balfour, 28 Sep 1730 [SC20/36/5]
ARNOTT, Major Sir WILLIAM: of Dalginch; Heritable Bond of Corroberation to Thomas Arnott yr of Chapel, surgoen in Cupar, his son-in-law (who was m to his yst dau, Agnes Arnott); dated 7 Nov 1734 & rec 11 Dec 1770 [SC20/36/12]
ARNOTT, WILLIAM: merchant/bailie in Cupar; Bond of Caution for Alexander Clephan, surgeon in Falkland; 10 May 1761 [SC20/36/10
ARNOT, WILLIAM: tenant in Starr; Submission with Alexander Melville, tenant in Kilmaron; Dec 1735 [SC20/36/6]
ARNOT, WILLIAM: in Newton of Cunnoquhie; 25-yr Tack of Mansion House, gardens, glebe, and Mains of Lumquhat, from Major-Gen John Scott of Balcomie; 30 Sep 1784 [SC20/36/14]
ARNOTT, WILLIAM jnr: 2nd son of William Arnott, tenant in Star of Cairny, and JEAN WALKER, only dau of William Walker, portioner of Dron; Marriage Contract, dated 4 Dec 1740, & rec 8 May 1788 [SC20/36/15]
ARNOTT, WILLIAM: late tenant in Blacketyside, now in Dubbieside Disps in favour of spouse, Christian Deas, in life-rent, & 4th son, James Arnott, in fee, 9 Dec 1803; also in favour of 2nd son, Peter Arnott, farmer in Drummaird (whom failing to 5th son, William Arnott in Blacketyside), + legacies to other sons & daus: David (eldest son, manufacturer in Leven); Robert (3rd son, manufacturer in Cuffabouts); James (4th son, mariner); Christian (eldest dau, spouse of William Thomson, tenant in Cardenmill); and Mgt (yst dau, wife of George Miller of Bankhead); also rec 9 Dec 1803 [SC20/33/15]
ARNOTT, WILLIAM snr: at Lumquhat; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with William Arnott jnr, tenant in Dron; 10 April 1805 [SC20/33/16]
APPLIN, HARRIET: widow of George Steel, merchant in London; Ratification and Renunciation in favour of Trustees; 25 Sep 1792 [SC20/36/15]
APPLIN, RICHARD: merchant in Anstruther Easter, and his spouse, Elizabeth Telfer, relict of dec William Halson, skipper Bailie of Anstruther Easter; Bond of Corroberation to John Schoolbraid Burgess Baxter of Anstruther Easter, dated 1733 & rec 27 Dec 1747 [SC20/36/8]
ARTHUR, HELEN: relict of dec William Din, tenant in Shiels; Assig to cousins, John Blyth, tenant in Higham, and Henry Blyth, tenant in Countryhills; 28 Dec 1727 [SC20/33/11]
ARTHUR, JAMES: tenant in Cowdon of Woodmiln; Bond to Tutors of John & Robert Scott, sons of dec John Scott, tenant in Lumbenny, 15 Feb 1726, + Bond to Willaim Philp, tenant in Wester Lumbenny, 15 Feb 1726 [SC20/33/10]
ARTHUR, JOHN: residing Lundin Mill; 19-yr Tack of farm of Mayfield from James Horsburgh Esq of Mayfield; 9 July 1803 [SC20/33/15]
ATHOLL, JOHN, Duke of: Inventory of Heritable Estate, within Fife; 12 Oct 1725 [SC20/33/10]
ATHOLL, MARY, Duchess of: Factorie to William Arnott, one of the present Bailies of Falkland; 19 Oct 1739 [SC20/36/6]
AUCHMUTIE, JOHN: tenant in Claydales, and George Fleming, tenant in Mitchelstone; Bond of Caution for Thomas Mack, tenant in Pratis, tacksman of farm of Bennochy; 2 April 1802 [SC20/33/15]
AUCHINLECK, ANDREW: of Cunnoquhie; Bond to Walter Brown, tenant in Walltoun, 6 June 1746 [SC20/36/8]; also 76-yr Tack of loch of Rossie and meadows adjacent from James Cheape of Rossie, dated 3 Jan 1742, & rec 13 Dec 1773 [SC20/36/12]
AUCHINLECK, HENRY: midshipman on board HMS "Acton;" Letter of Attorney to father and mother, Alexander & Mary Auchinleck, both of Pittenweem; 20 Feb 1761 [SC20/36/10]
AUCHINLECK, JOHN: midshipman, HMS "Dover;" Letter of Attorney to father, Alexander Auchinleck of St Andrews; 20 Feb 1761 [SC20/36/10]
AUCHINLECK, Mr THOMAS: dec, Minister of Gospel; Inventory of Heritable Subjects, given up by John Auchinleck, shipmaster in Aberdeen, son of umql James Auchinleck, merchant in Dundee, nephew & apparent heir of line of sd Mr Thomas Auchinleck; 7 March 1745 [SC20/36/7]
AULD, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Euphan Colvill, in life-rent, and elest son, Robert Auld (whom failing, to 2nd son, William Auld), in fee; 5 Nov 1751 [SC20/36/8]
AULD, ROBERT: flesher in Dunfermline; 19-yr Tack of lands belonging to Society of Gardeners in Dunfermline; 14 May 1801 [SC20/33/14]
AVRIE, JOHN: eldest son of Robert Avrie, portioner of Hills of Auchtermuchty; and JANET BUIST, dau of John Buist in Newtown of Auchtermuchty; Marriage Contract, dated 1 Feb 1689, and rec 13 Nov 1699 [SC20/33/7 Pp 132-33]
AYTOUN, ALEXANDER: of Inchdairnie; Bond to John Ross in Bows of Arnott; March 1716 [SC20/33/9]
AYTONE, ALEXANDER: of Kinaldy; Disp in favour of Andrew Bell of Sandiehill, dated 19 Sep 1732 & rec 17 Oct 1793 [SC20/36/16]
AITON, ANDREW: merchant in Glasgow; Factorie to brother (?), robert Colville of Ochiltree, and his eldest son, Peter Colville; 15 Feb 1760 [SC20/36/10]
AYTON, GEORGE: 3 19-yr Tacks of Strathairly, from Andrew Lundin of Strathairly; 11 Sep 1760 [SC20/36/10]
AYTONE, JOHN yr: Bond to George Balfour, dated 1719, & rec 19 April 1771 [SC20/36/12]
AYTON, ROGER: of Inchdairnie; Bonds to James Tod, tenant in Torbean, 17 Feb 1716; to Andrew Wilson, in Pirnie, 17 Feb 1716; to David Pringle, weaver in Morton of Clunie, 17 Feb 1716; to David Christie, tenant in Tillybreck, 1 March 1716; to John Bogie, sometime tenant in Auchmuir, 6 March 1716; to Thomas Christie, tenant in Tillybreck, 6 March 1716; to Thomas Durie, tenant in Bingrie, 9 March 1716; to George Gibb, weaver in Kinglassie, 24 March 1716 [SC20/33/9; SC20/36/3]
AYTON, ROGER: of Inchdairnie; Letter of Renunciation to James Braid of Ryelaw; 13 Jan 1804 [SC20/33/15]
AYTON, Mr WILLIAM: son of dec Laurence Ayton of Drumcarro, brother of dec Mgt Ayton, relict of dec William Bruce of Pittarthie; Discharge to Mr Robert Hay of Naughton; 18 Dec 1730 [SC20/36/5]
BAILLIE, Captain ALEXANDER: of Parbroath; Factorie by his Curators to William Stark, Factor on estate of Balmerino, 23 Aug 1753, and by his Commissioners to Thomas Stark, 10 July 1760; Commission to James Lundin of Lundin and others, 3 Nov 1756; Submission betwixt his Commissioners and William Boyd, feuar in Luthrie, 9 July 1761, and William Bonthron, tenant of Parbroath, Oct 19 1762; Bond of Caution for Mr James Hamilton, late at Bogs, now tenant at Middlemiln, 12 Sep 1774 [SC20/36/9; SC20/36/10; SC20/36/12]
BAILLIE, Captain ALEXANDER: of Luthrie; Bond of Caution to Ensign William Smibert of Lochmaloney; 7 Sep 1773 [SC20/36/12]; Disp in favour of William Boyd, portioner of Luthrie, dated 1775 & rec 18 April 1791 [SC20/36/15]
BAILLIE, ANDREW: of Parbroath, and ROBERT BAILLIE, tenant in Balmeadowside; Heritable Bond to William Russell, tenant in Balgothrie; 24 May 1725 [SC20/33/10]
BAILLIE, ANDREW: portioner of Balmalcolm; Disp & Assig of moveables in favour of spouse, Barbara Richard, in life-rent, and son, Robert Baillie, in fee (whom failing to William Geddie, merchant in Cupar, and Christian Geddie, spouse of Robert Geddie, also merchant there; 14 Feb 1744 [SC20/36/7]
BAILLIE, DAVID BRUCE: of Earshall, and John Small, son of David Small, tenant in Seggie-hall; Minute betwixt; 23 Sep 1747 [SC20/36/8]
BAILLIE, ROBERT: of Parbroath; Factorie to David Paterson, writer in Cupar, 28 Nov 1734; and to his wife, Barbara Maitland, 12 Dec 1741 [SC20/36/6; SC20/36/7]
BAILLIE, WILLIAM: residing Kirkton of Largo, & ISOBEL BAILLIE, relict of William Tait, wright and cabinet-maker, sometime in Edinburgh, and ALEXANDER LESLIE, wright in Kirkton of Largo; Contract of Annuity betwixt; 10 April 1798 [SC20/33/13]
BAIRD, THOMAS: late tenant in Hill; 21-yr Tack of Town of lands of Brackmont from Captain Arthur Makgill of Kemback, + Missive Letter betwixt; 17 Feb 1769 & 21 May 1770 [SC20/36/12]
BAIRNER, DAVID: feuar in Kennoway; Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Janet Ireland, in life-rent, and nephews: David Bairner (son of dec brother, Alexander Bairner); and David Young (son of Mary Bairdner, his half-sister), + legacies to relations; 24 Jan 1801 [SC20/33/14]
BAIRNER, GEORGE: with James Webster, 15-yr Tack of 12 acres of Muir of Dysart, from Town Council of Dysart; 19 Sep 1728 [SC20/33/11]
BERNER, GEORGE: late tenant in Starr, now in Forret, and John Berner, his son; 19-yr Tack of lands of Berryden & Glebe of Forret from Dr Robert Smith of Forret; 6 June 1745 [SC20/36/7]
BARDNER, JOHN: tenant in Hillteasses; Bond to George Anderson, tenant in Hillteasses; 2 Jan 1722 [SC20/33/9]
BALBIRNIE, ARTHUR: late in Perth; 99-yr Tack of lands of Halkerston of Goatmilk from Andrew Kemp, heritable prop; 13 May 1806 [SC20/33/16]
BALBIRNIE, JOHN: dyer in Ferry-Port-on-Craig, son of Patrick Balbirnie, dyer there, and Agnes Duncan, dau of dec John Duncan, late tenant in Garpit (her brother, Alexander Duncan, tenant in Garpit); Settlement in favour of Janet Gray, dau of John Gray in Leuchars; 12 Jan 1782 [SC20/36/14]
BALCARRES, Earl of: & Lord Cumberland; Discharge to Alexander Symson in Balbuthie, their factor; 18 July 1727 [SC20/33/11]
BALCARRES, ALEXANDER, Earl of: Disp in favour of Thomas Spence of Lathallan, dated 1725, & rec 20 May 1751 [SC20/36/8]
BALCARRES, COLIN, Earl of: Bond to Mr William Hay, Minister of Kilconquhar, in name of Kirk Session of Kilconquhar; 20 Feb 1716 [SC20/33/9]
BALCARRES, JAMES, Earl of: Factorie to Thomas Russell in East Mains of Balcarres, 26 Dec 1745; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Thomas Spens of Lathallan, 1 Sep 1753 [SC20/36/7; SC20/36/9]
BALCHRISTIE LINK: Portioners of, and of St Ford & Duddingston; Sumbission and Decreet Arbitral; 4 Jan 1743 [SC20/36/7]
BALDIE, ROBERT: writer in Cupar; with consent of curators, Disp in favour of mother, Elspeth Anderson in Cupar [his dec uncle was John Baldie, in Island of Jamaica]; 4 Sep 1798 [SC20/33/13]
BALDIE, THOMAS: wright in Cupar; Disp in favour of Robert Hardie in Damms of Mountquhanie, and his spouse, Janet Anderson, in life-rent, and their 2nd son, Robert Hardie, in fee; 19 Feb 1780 [SC20/36/13]
BALFOUR, ALEXANDER: tenant in Balchristie, now tenant in Balcomie; Bond to Thomas Small, messenger in Kinross; 7 March1 1721 [SC20/33/9]
BALFOUR, ARTHUR: of Fernie; Sumbission and Decreet Arbitral with William Arnot and Henry Buist, tenants in Mains of Wester Fernie; 4 March 1725 [SC20/33/10]
BALFOUR, BARBARA: only dau of dec Henry Balfour of Bankton, and spouse of James Wemyss yr of Winthank; Discharge to Curators; 3 Nov 1758 [SC20/36/10]
BALFOUR, BARBARA: widow of dec John Robertson of Inches; Assig to John Crawford, alias Balfour, of Powmill, her brother; 6 June 1759 [SC20/36/10]
BALFOUR, DAVID: of Grange; Bond to John Arnott, son of David Arnott, tenant in Scotstarvit; 26 April 1723, + Factorie to son-in-law, Mr John Halkerstone, 4 Sep 1723 [SC20/33/10]
BALFOUR, DAVID: of Bankton; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Mr David Thomson, Minister of Gospel at Meigle, 23 June 1719; Bond to Robert Maxwell of Broombrae, 25 July 1727 [SC20/33/9; SC20/33/11]
BALFOUR, DAVID: of Kinloch; Translation to Isobel Smith, spouse of George Halkerstone, Burgess Gildbrother in Cupar; 16 May 1726 [SC20/33/10]
BALFOUR, Dr DAVID: brother of Sir Michael Balfour of Denmiln, m to Grizell Foulis (dec), dau of Sir John Foulis; Bond of Provision for children: Archibald, Mgt, & Agnes Balfour, 5 March 1750, + Revocation, 31 March 1750 [SC20/33/12]
BALFOUR, DAVID: W.S.; with consent of John Taylor, W.S., Disp in favour of Oliver Gourlay of Craigrothie, 18 June 1808; as Commissioner for Henry Trail of Dairsie, Factorie to Thomas Horsburgh, writer in Cupar, 18 Sep 1809 [SC20/33/18 Pp 20-27; SC20/33/19]
BALFOUR, DAVID HAY: of Leys; Submission betwixt his tutors and John Brown, writer in Newburgh; 29 July 1793 [SC20/36/16]
BALFOUR, FRANCIS: of Fernie; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with George Paterson of Cunnoquhie, 5 Oct 1801; Factorie to his Commissioners to George Aitken, writer in Cupar, 12 Oct 1801 [SC20/33/14]
BALFOUR, Major HENRY: of Dunbog: Bond to Dame Isoble Preston, relict of dec Sir James Makgill of Rankeillour, 5 March 1716; Bond of Provision for children: Amelia, Henry, David, Euphan, and Katharin, 29 May 1716; Bond to Mr George Anderson, Minister of Dunbog, 22 Sep 1731; Factorie by Trustees to William Cooper, tenant and residenter in manor-place of Dunbog, 27 June 1737 [SC20/33/9; SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6]
BALFOUR, HENRY: of Dunbog, m to Katharine Porterfield; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Patrick Davidson of Woodmiln and his Curators, 15 Feb 1750; Bond to John Beveridge, gardener at Raith, and his spouse, Katharine Beath, 26 March 1751; Bond of Provision for yr children: sons, Nisbet, David, Charles, George, & Walter; and daus, Elizabeth, Euphan, Amelia, Mgt, & Jean [eldest son, Henry Balfour, was to receive fee of lands and estate of Dunbog], 31 Jan 1765; Settlement betwixt him and his spouse, Katharine Porterfield, re plenishings and plate, 31 Jan 1765; Nomination of Tutors and Curators for his children, 31 Jan 1765 [SC20/33/12; SC20/36/8; SC20/36/11]
BALFOUR, JAMES: tenant in Hillteasses; Bond to John Stracham, skipper in Leven, dated 1712 & rec 29 July 1735 [SC20/36/6]
BALFOUR, Mr JAMES: of Randerston; with Mr George Lindsay of Wormiston, Bond to Walter Bowman; 28 Aug 1728 [SC20/33/11]
BALFOUR, JAMES: of Forret; Factorie to John Annan, writer in Cupar, 2 Feb 1734, and to William Stark, Factor to Lord Balmerino, 21 May 1740 [SC20/36/6; SC20/36/7]
BALFOUR, JAMES: tenant in Dron; Disp & Assig in favour of sons, John & James (respectively eldest & 2nd sons), + legacies to other son, Alexander (yst), and daus: Jean (eldest, spouse of David Taylor, tenant in Scotstarvit); Ann (2nd, spouse of David Duncan, baker in Cupar); Agnes (3rd, spouse of Andrew Myles, baker in Pitlessie); and Mgt (yst dau); 7 Oct 1757 [SC20//36/10
BALFOUR, JAMES: tenant in Broughly, son of dec Alexander Broughly; 19-yr Tack of land next to Moonzie-miln from Maurice Trent of Pitcullo, 19 March 1781, + 57-yr Tack of lands of Broughly, dated 19 May 1762 & rec 19 March 1781 [SC20/36/13]
BALFOUR, JAMES: tailor in Brunton of Luthrie; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of eldest son, James Balfour, tailor in London (by his 1st wife, dec Isobel Thomson), whom failing to David Balfour, servant to James Thomson, tenant in Letham, his yst son (by his present wife, Mgt Simpson), whom failing to Andrew Balfour, his 2nd son (by sd Isobel Thomson), whom failing to his 3 daus by sd Mgt Simpson: Isobel (spouse of John Smith, weaver in Muirside of Moonzie); Helen (spouse of John Low, slater in Dundee); and Euphan Balfour; the succession to exlude his eldest son (by Mgt Simpson), William Balfour, "he having got himself much in debt;" Oct 19 1804 [SC20/33/16]
BALFOUR, ISOBEL: relict of dec James Beveridge, tenant in Wethersbrae; Bond to James Cheape of Rossie; 28 Dec 1725 [SC20/33/10]
BALFOUR, JOHN: of Fernie; Bond to James Christie, tenant in Balsillie, and to Mr George Davidson, schoolmaster at Denbog, both 6 March 1716; Bond to Robert Fermer elder, maltman in Monimail, 3 April 1716; Bonds to sons and daus, Robert, John, Jean, Ann, Susanna, and Mgt, all 29 May 1716 [SC20/33/9]
BALFOUR, JOHN: in Craigrothie, and others; Bond to James Dott, dyster in Cupar; 13 May 1716 [SC20/33/19]
BALFOUR, JOHN: feuar in Craigrothie; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Storrar, & children: John, Robert, David, & Marjory Balfour [his eldest son by his 1st marriage was Alexander Balfour]; 8 March 1726 [SC20/36/4]
BALFOUR, JOHN: shipmaster & late Bailie in Kirkcaldy; with Gilbert Blair, shipmaster in Leith, Discharge to David Boswall of Dovan; 18 Feb 1729 [SC20/33/11]
BALFOUR, JOHN: brother of William (dec) & Harry Balfour of Bankton; appointed Factor to Managers of Bankton; 19 May 1732 [SC20/36/5]
BALFOUR, JOHN: tenant in East Mains of Kippo; Disp & Assig in favour of daus: Isobell (spouse of George Peat, writer in Cupar); and Janet (spouse of James Laing, tenant in Balmonth); 22 April 1769 [SC20/36/12]
BALFOUR, JOHN: of Balbirnie; Factorie to mother, Janet Paterson, widow of Arthur Balfour, 31 July 1770; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with William Carrick, bleacher at Strathmiglo, 20 Sep 1770; ; Submission with sd William Carrick, 13 May 1771; Discharge & Conveyance to David Melville of Baltilly, 27 Feb 1777; Petition, 16 Jan 1781 (with 1780 deeds); Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Robert Arnot, surgeon in Cupar, 12 April 1784; Disp in favour of William Thomson, wright in Whalyden, 2 April 1787; Sumbission with John Thomson of Orkie Mill, 17 July 1794; Feu Contract in favour of Rev James Smith, Minister of the Gospel at Dundee, 16 Oct 1806 [SC20/36/12; SC20/36/13; SC20/36/14; SC20/36/16; SC20/33/16]
BALFOUR, JOHN: present tacksman of Cameron; 19-yr Tacks of Cameron and farm of Wellsgreen, both from James Wemyss of Wemyss, 16 Jan 1792 [SC20/36/15]
BALFOUR, JOHN HAY: of Leys; with others, Factorie to Robert Stark, writer in Cupar, 22 July 1783, and to John Brown, clerk of Newburgh, 13 Sep 1787; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Sir William Erskine of Torry, 16 Aug 1790 [SC20/36/14; SC20/36/15]
BALFOUR, Hon MGT: of Burleigh, dau of dec Robert, Lord Burleigh Factorie and Commission to David Walker, merchant in Strathmiglo, 1 July 1732; Discharge to Thomas Alison, writer in Glentarkie, 1 July 1732; Submission with John Riddell of Lathrisk, 5 Sep 1734 [SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6]
BALFOUR, MGT: widow of Peter Crambie, sometimes chief mate of "Marlborough" in service of H.E.I.C.S., London; Disp and Settlement in favour of only son, Peter Crambie; mother, Ann Balfour; and sisters, Mary Balfour (spouse of Alexander Auchinleck, officer of customs at St Andrews), and Anne Balfour [her servant, Elspeth Watson]; 22 Oct 1764 [SC20/36/11]
BALFOUR, MGT: residenter in Cupar, relict of dec Mr Josias Walker, sometime Minister of Gospel at Abdie; Disp in favour of niece, Mgt Glass, 2nd dau of Mr Hugh Glass, Minister of Gospel at Kettle, and nephew, William Stuart, merchant in Dundee; 24 July 1775 [SC20/36/12]
BALFOUR, MARY: relict of dec George Hay of Leys; Obligation & Declaration to David Paterson in Dairsie, sister, Mrs Helen Balfour, and Lindsay Hay, eldest dau of dec Peter Hay of Leys; 5 April 1757 [SC20/36/10]
BALFOUR, Sir MICHAEL: of Denmiln; Bond to Mr William Smibert, Minister of Gospel at Kilmany, in life-rent, and Mr David Pitcairn, Minister of Gospel at Dysart, in fee, 3 June 1735; Discharge to Robert Balfour of Randerston, Dec 1739; Bond to Adam Lawson, Burgess of Falkland, 7 June 1750 [SC20/36/6; SC20/33/12]
BALFOUR, Sir ROBERT: of Denmiln; Contract with John Arnott of Woodmiln, dated 2 Sep 1661 & rec 19 Feb 1735 [SC20/36/6]
BALFOUR, ROBERT: of Randerston; 19-yr Tack of petty and small customs belonging to Burgh of Crail; 13 July 1739 [SC20/36/6]
BALFOUR, ROBERT yr: of Balbirnie; Factorie to William Beveridge, writer in Cupar; 10 Jan 1742 [SC20/36/7]
BALFOUR, THOMAS: in Kilmany; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Thomson, portioner of Radernie; 3 May 1786 [SC20/36/14]
BALFOUR, WILLIAM: of Bankton; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with John Halkerston, merchant in Cupar, 24 May 1726; also, Disp in favour of children procreated with spouse, Agnes Bruce, whom failing to his brother, Harry Balfour, 1 Dec 1731 [SC20/36/4; SC20/36/5]
BALFOUR, Sir WILLIAM: of Denmyln; Bond to David Maxwell of Broombrae; 23 Dec 1741 [SC20/36/7]
BALFOUR, WILLIAM: farmer in Bankhead of Aithernie; 15-yr Tack of lands of Easter Kilmux from John Tullidelph of Kilmux; 23 Dec 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 379-87]
BALLANQUALL, ANDREW: of that ilk; with eldest son, David Ballanquhall, Bond to Janet Mackie, relict of James Storrar, and others; 5 June 1753 [SAC20/36/9]
BALLINGALL, ANDREW: merchant in Strathmiglo; Disp in favour of Kirk Session of Strathmiglo; 1 June 1808 [SC20/33/17]
BALLINGALL, ANNA: relict of John Smith yr, tenant in Pitlessie; 19-yr Tack of part of lands of Pitlessie from William Crawford of Pitlessie; 1 May 1740 [SC20/36/7]
BALLINGALL, DAVID: portioner of Drummaird, tacksman of West and East Ballingall, son of Thomas Ballingall; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Greig, in life-rent, & eldest son, Thomas, + legacies to other children: Andrew (2nd son), Jean, Agnes, Janet, & Grazil, + Nomination of Tutors and Curators for chidlren, including brother, George Ballihgall, tenant in Rameldry, Alexander Greig, matlman in Kennoway, and John Lathangie, at Newbigging of Craighall [his first spouse was Janet Lathangie]; 28 Nov 1758 [SC20/36/10]
BALCANQUHALL, DAVID: of that ilk; Bond & Assig to William Tod, tenant in Wester Gospetry; 18 Feb 1761 [SC20/36/10]
BALLINGALL, GEORGE: weaver Burgess of Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Jean Wilson, & children, Laurence & Ann Ballingall; 4 April 1796 [SC20/36/16]
BALCANQUHAL, JAMES: & others, including Andrew Balcanquhal, apothecary in Culross, and Mgt Balcanquhal, sister of sd James and spouse of James Abercrombie, merchant in Dysart, the brothers and sister of dec dec Mary Balcanquhal, spouse of Patrick Farmer, merchant in Edinburgh; Factorie to sd James Balcanquhal; 5 March 1716 [SC20/33/9]
BALLINGALL, JAMES: smith in Leven, & ELIZABETH WHYTE, dau of dec Thomas Whyte, weaver in Muirtown of Lundin; Marriage Contract, dated 1 Nov 1734 & rec 30 Oct 1736 [SC20/36/6]
BALCANQUHALL, JAMES: of that ilk; Bond to Kirk Sessin of Rind, dated 1727, & rec 19 June 1751, + Bond to Kirk Session of Orwell, 5 June 1753 [SC20/36/8; SC20/36/9]
BALLINGALL, JEAN: dau of dec George Ballingall, wright in Aucvhtermuchty, residing Edinburgh; Disp in favour of John Keltie, merchant in Auchtermuchty; 13 March 1799 [SC20/33/13]
BALLINGALL, Mr JOHN: Minister of Gospel at Cupar; Factorie to James Imrie, writer in Cupar, 19 Feb 1740, and to William Beveridge, writer in Cupar, 15 Dec 1740 [SC20/36/7]
BALLINGALL, ROBERT: smith in Falkland; Bond to Robert Mathie, smith in Dunnikier, 15 June 1721 [SC20/33/9]
BALLINGALL, ROBERT: smith in Falkland; Bond to James Carmichaell of Balmblae; 3 April 1758 [SC20/36/10]
BALLINGALL, THOMAS: tenant of Easter & Wester Ballingall; Bond of Provision, Disp, & Assig in favour of 2nd spouse, Agnes Trail, and sons (of 2nd marriage): Alexander, Patrick, and Thomas; 21 June 1753 [SC20/36/9]
BALLINGALL, THOMAS: tenant of Easter Ballingall; with Henry Lathangie, merchant in Cupar, Bond of Caution for James Durham of Largo; 17 April 1775 [SC20/36/12]
BALLINGALL, THOMAS: brewer in Balmalcolm; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Blyth in Forthar; 2 Nov 1789 [SC20/36/15]
BALLINGALL, WILLIAM: maltman Burgess of Falkland; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Agnes Storrar, & children: William (only son); Jean (2nd dau, spouse of William Forsyth, cordiner in Falkland); Catharine (3rd dau); Bessie (4th dau); & Agnes (yst dau); his mother-in-law was Jean Baverage [Beveridge]; 29 May 1732 [SC20/36/5]
BALLINGALL, WILLIAM: maltster in Falkland; Obligatory letter to John Quarrier, smith in Falkland; 20 Feb 1750 [SC20/33/12]
BALLINGALL, WILLIAM elder: maltster & portioner of Falkland; Disp & Assig in favour of yst dau, Elizabeth Ballingall, + legacy to only son, William Ballingall, who had succeded to to houses "in and about Falkland" of considerable value as heir to uncle and grandmother; 11 April 1761 [SC20/36/10]
BALLINGALL, WILLIAM yr: in Falkland; Disp in favour of John Beath, writer in Edinburgh; 22 May 1758 [SC20/36/10]
BALSILLY, lands of: Articles of Roup & sale of; 17 April 1755 [SC20/36/9]
BALVAIRD, JAMES: dyer & litster in Strathmiglo; Bond to James Annan, tenant in Demperston; 3 July 1720; Disp in favour of William Brown, walker in Edenshead; 14 Feb 1722 [SC20/33/9; SC20/33/10]
BALMERINO, Lord: Factorie to William Stark, Factor to Earl of Rothes; 10 Dec 1724 [SC20/33/10]
BANDEAN MUIR: Submission and Decreet Arbitral betwixt props of; 1 Nov 1768 [SC20/36/11]
BARCLAY, ALEXANDER: merchant in Cupar; Bond to Christian Bayne, relict of umql Alexander Burnet, Burgess of Cupar, in life-rent, and her children, James & Janet Burnet, in fee; 16 Feb 1745 [SC20/36/7]
BARCLAY, ANDREW: of Pittauchop; Disp & Assig in favour of grandsons, Andrew & Oliver Thomson, sons of dec Andrew Thomson, tenant in (Raecrook), and Marjory Barclay [his son, Walter Barlcay; sister, Beatrix Barclay; dau, May Barclay]; 4 Aug 1778 Also Disp in favour of son, Walter Barclay, 4 Aug 1778 [SC20/36/13]
BARCLAY, Mrs ANTONIA (Lady Collairnie): Factorie to Alexander Melvill in Kimaron, 1 April 1717, and to Robert Melvill in Mains of Fernie, 2 April 1717 [SC20/33/9]
BARCLAY, ARTHUR: tenant in East-side of (Hittlewite); Conjunct Agreement with James Thomson, butcher in Cupar; 14 Dec 1769 [SC20/36/12]
BARCLAY, CHRISTIAN: relict of dec John Walker, late tenant in Newmill; General Disp in favour of Andrew Walker, farmer in Carslogie, and Arthur Walker, residing Cupar; 9 June 1798 [SC20/33/13]
BARCLAY, DAVID: weaver in Cupar, m to dec Elizabeth Smith; Discharge to Isobell Middleton, relict of dec John Smith, writer in Cupar, and mother of sd Elizabeth Smith; 20 April 1742 [SC20/36/7]
BARCLAY, DAVID: schoolmaster in Kinglassie; Disp & Assig in favour of nephew, Robert Coventry, portioner of (Arlary), son of his dec eldest sister, Janet Barclay, + legacies to: 2nd sister, Agnes Barclay, relict of Robert Gib in Greenhead of Leslie; to yst sister, Rachel Barclay; and nieces, Rachel & Janet Barclay (daus of his dec brother, John Barclay in Finglassie); 4 March 1783 [SC20/36/14]
BARCLAY, DAVID: in Leslie; Lease; 19 July 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 156-63]
BARCLAY, GEORGE & JAMES: present tenants of Corrinzion; 19-yr Tack of Corrinzion from James Balcanquhall of that ilk; 8 Aug 1724 [SC20/33/10]
BARCLAY, GEORGE: of London, merchant; Factorie to David Paterson of Dairsie; 23 May 1748 [SC20/36/8]
BARCLAY, HENRY (or Harry): of Collairnie; Factorie to George Steel, 8 June 1727 & 14 Feb 1740; to William Stark at Balmerino, 4 Aug 1744; to Alexander Tod, tenant in Pitblado, 2 July 1760; with wife, Antonia Barclay, Disp in favour of Andrew Wilson, portioner of Falkland, and his spouse, Mgt Thomson, 22 Jan 1733 [SC20/33/11; SC20/36/5; SC20/36/7; SC20/36/10]
BARCLAY, HENRY: tenant of Newmiln; Bonds to John Bonthron, tenant in Mains of Dairsie, 13 April 1731; to William Sibbald, Bailie in Cupar, and his spouse, Helen Osburne, 10 Aug 1734; to Walter Brown, tenant in Walltown, 30 July 1746; 17-yr Tack of part of estate of Prestonhall called the March from Sir John Preston of that ilk, dated 9 Oct 1725, & rec 8 Nov 1736 [SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6; SC20/36/8]
BARCLAY, ISOBELL: relict of Mr John Carsan, Minister of Gospel at Abdie; Assig to David Barclay in Collairnie; 25 Jan 1721 [SC20/33/9]
BARCLAY, JAMES: tenant in Carringen; Bond to James Harton; 2 Nov 1724 [SC20/33/10]
BARCLAY, JAMES: eldest son of Harry Barclay of Collairnie & Antonia Barclay; Obligation to sd mother, Antonia Barclay; 12 Feb 1751 [SC20/33/12]
BARCLAY, JAMES: only son of Charles Barclay, merchant & portioner of Auchtermuchty, & EUPHAM HORN, yst dau of dec Andrew Horn, portioner of Seggie; Marriage Contract, dated 5 Nov 1757, & rec 7 Dec 1793 [SC20/36/16]
BARCLAY, JOHN elder: sometime indweller in Blebo, now in Pusk; Disp & Assig in favour of children: Oliver (eldest son, merchant in Dundee, whose children, John, Elizabeth, & Mgt, and grandson, Arthur Eddie); David (tenant in Kincaple, whose dau, Elizabeth); Henry (tenant in Newmiln of Dairsie, whose dau, Elizabeth); and Christian (m to David Wallace, tenant in Pusk); 7 Nov 1727 [SC20/33/11 Pp 155-57]
BARCLAY, JOHN: Burgess gildbrother and land-labourer in Cupar; Disp in favour of wife, Katharin Berthlet, and eldest son, Thomas Barclay, + legacies to other children, Robert, Jean, & Mgt Barclay; 8 July 1776 [SC20/36/13]
BARCLAY, Mr JOHN: late of Island of Curacao, and Governor of Grenada, planter, presently residing in Cupar; Last Will and Testament; 4 Dec 1801 [SC20/33/14]
BARCLAY, PATRICK: tenant in Sandyhill of Rossie; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Sarah Beveridge, + legacies to children: William & Jean (children of 1st marriage); and John, Robert, and Jean (children of 2nd marriage to sd Sarah Beveridge), + Appointment of 2 brothers, David Barclay in Lithery [Luthrie?] and Robert Barclay in Grange, as Tutors and Curators for sd children; 4 Aug 1729 [SC20/33/11]
BARCLAY, STEWART: of Collairnie; Missive Letter to Thomas Aitken, tenant in Kilmaron, 14 March 1783; Factorie to Robert Stark, writer in Cupar; 29 May 1788 [SC20/36/14; SC20/36/15]
BARCLAY, WALTER: of Pittauchop; Factorie by Trustees to Oliver Gourlay, writer in Craigrothie; 12 Oct 1779 [SC20/36/13]
BARCLAY, WILLIAM: tenant in Grange of Lindores; Bond to John Thomson, late tenant in Magus, now in St Andrews, Walter Bowman of Logie, and Thomas Lumsden, tenant in Bowhouse; 24 July 1723 [SC20/33/10]
BARCLAY, WILLIAM: of Collairnie; Missive Letter to George Steel of Baldastard, and Agreement betwixt, both 8 Sep 1780 [SC20/36/13]
BARKER, JAMES: fisher in Buckhaven, m to Mgt Thomson; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Robert Christie, fisher in West Wemyss, acting for Andrew Christie, fisher in West Wemyss (m to Grizall Thomson), John Sievewright, fisher in West Wemyss (m to Agnes Thomson), Robert Thomson, fisher in Buckhaven (m to Anna Thomson); 20 Sep 1716 [SC20/33/9]
BARLAS, JAMES: son of John Barlas, mason in Lindores; Indenture app under Alexander Blyth, mason in Cupar, for 4 yrs from 22 May 1803 (rec 2 Aug 1803) [SC20/33/15]
BARNES, JOHN: of Landsdoune Place, Co Middlesex; Disp in favour of George Aitken, writer in Cupar, and David Todd, writer in Cupar; 23 Oct 1807 [SC20/33/17]
BARRY, JOHN: of Rathillet; Contract and Agreement with Thomas Ballingall of Drummaird, brewer in Balmalcolm, and George Pearson, bleacher in Kettle; 5 June 1776 [SC20/36/13]
BATCHELOR, THOMAS: son of Ninian Batchelor, residing Gibliston; Indenture, app under Andrew Reid, smith in Coaltown of Wemyss, for 3 yrs from 15 March 1806 - 15 Sep 1809 (rec 8 Dec 1806) SC20/33/17]
BAXTER, ALEXANDER: maltman Burgess in Leslie; with Alexander and John Baxter, sons of Andrew Baxter, wright in Rymeltoun, and Helen Baxter (spouse of John Bellington in Kestock), Factorie to William Baxter, wright in Kirkcaldy; 24 Oct 1719 [SC20/33/9]
BAXTER, ANDREW: wright in Kinglassie, and Alexander Dewar, hammerman in Clunie, with consent of spouses, Isobell and Janet Anderson (both daus of Robert Anderson, maltman in Kinglassie, and Janet Currer, both dec), and Alexander, Robert and Rachel Anderson (the other children of sd dec Robert Anderson), Discharge to father-in-law, Thomas Miller, maltman in Kinglassie; 28 Dec 1740 [SC20/36/7]
BAXTER, ANDREW: late in Drummain, now in Leslie; Disp of Moveables & Settlement in favour of wife, Janet Johnston, + legacies to sister, Euphan Baxter (spouse of David Barclay, carter in Newtown of Leslie), and nephews: Alexander Baxter, weaver in Leslie; and Andrew Balfour in Tullibreck; 22 May 1809 [SC20/33/19]
BAXTER, ANN: dau & only child of dec John Baxter of Leckiebank, now spouse of Mr James McAulay, surgeon in Auchtermuchty; with Elizabeth Merchant, relict of sd John Baxter, Minute of Sale of lands and estate of Leckiebank to Oliver Thomson, tenant in Kinloch; 12 July 1786 [SC20/36/14]
BAXTER, JOHN: of Leckiebank; Feu Disp in favour of Thomas Page, mason in Plains, nr Auchtermuchty, 26 Jan 1787; Disp in favour of Helen Low and her husband, John Ogilvie, weaver in Auchtermuchty, and Michael Ogilvie, their son, 27 Jan 1806 [SC20/36/14; SC20/33/16]
BAYNE, ALEXANDER: of Rires; Feu Contract of Sprotty Hall to Robert Wallace, late tenant in Callange, dated 10 Oct & 7 Nov 1720 & rec 125 July 1746; Missive letter to Thomas Spence yr of Lathallan, 21 June 1759 [SC2036/8; SC20/36/10]
BAYNE, ALEXANDER: of Rires; Factory by Curators (who included Captain William Bayne of RN) to Oliver Gourlay,, writer in Edinburgh, 8 Sep 1775; Sub and Decreet Arb with Robert Arnot of Easter Pitscottie, 10 Aug 1790 [SC20/36/12; SC20/36/15]
BAYNE, Dr ALEXANDER: of Rires, physician in Perth; Bonds to William Robertson, writer in Cupar, 7 May 1763, and to Mgt Oliphant, dau of dec James Oliphant, writer in Cupar, 13 April 1765 [SC20/36/11]
BAYNE, JAMES: late tenant in Hallhill; Sub and Decreet Arb with William Bayne, merchant in Cupar; 2 April 1790 [SC20/36/15]
BAIN, JANET: relict of John Balmain, indweller in West Wemyss; Disp in favour of brother, Alexander Bain, coal-hewer at New Coaltown of Wemyss; 20 June 1782 [SC20/36/14]
BAYNE, MUNGO: present tenant in Mailor; 11-yr Tack of lands of Wester Pitcairlie [Newburgh], from James Cathcart of Pitcairlie 2 June 1762 [SC20/36/10]
BAYNE, THOMAS: tenant in Shirton-milne; Bond to James Robertson, shepherd in the west-side of Kilmany; 18 July 1727 [SC20/33/11]
BAYNE, WILLIAM: of Pittmossie; with consent of spouse, Janet Cairns, and Andrew Paterson of Denmuir, Disp in favour of Andrew Gourlay in Luthrie and his spouse, Isobell Seaton; 2 Oct 1729 [SC20/33/11]
BAYNE, Captain WILLIAM: late of HMS "Stag," tutor-in-law to Alexander Bayne of Rires; Factorie to Dr Robert Menzies, physician in Cupar; 21 July 1768 [SC20/36/11]
BAYNE, WILLIAM: sometime tenant in Easter Kellie, now in Hallhill; Disp & Settlement in favour of sons: Alexander (eldest), James, William, & Andrew; 29 March 1782 [SC20/36/14]
BEATH, ANDREW: present tenant of Inchrye; 7-yr Tack of town and lands of Inchrye from Mr James Oswald of Dunnikier, 8 Dec 1721, and from Mr George Anderson, Minister of Gospel at Dunbog; 16 Nov 1724 [SC20/33/9; SC20/33/10]
BEATH, DAVID: in Duniface; Assig to yst son, Mr David Beath, Minister of Gospel in Pittenweem; 5 Feb 1756 [SC20/36/9]
BEATH, DAVID: 2nd son of dec William Beath of Wester Pigorno; Factorie to mother, Bathia Balvaird, relict of sd dec Wm Beath, and to brother-in-law, Peter Lawson, tenant at Wester Abdie; 9 April 1767 [SC20/36/11]
BEATH, EUPHAN: dau of dec David Beath, tenant in Duniface, and relict of dec James Anderson, maltster in Pathhead; Latter Will & Testament in favour of children: James, Elizabeth (eldest dau, relict of James Anderson of "Pittunker" [Pitteuchar?]), and Agnes Anderson (yst dau); 27 Nov 1761 [SC20/36/10]
BEATH, JOHN: writer in Falkland; Acknowledgements due Mr Thomas Brown, shoemaker in Perth, and to Messrs Brown, Walker and Bell, both 20 March 1770; Bond to Andrew Husband, late Bailie in Falkland, 7 June 1773; Factorie to David Duncan, merchant in Newtown of Falkland, 22 March 1774, and to Thomas Beath, writer in Edinburgh, 16 Aug 1777 [SC20/36/12; SC20/36/13]
BEATH, ROBERT: of Foulford; General Disp & Settlement in fvour of only son, David Beath, tenant in Eastertown of Beath, + legacies to eldest dau, Agnes Beath (spouse of James Beatson yr), and to grandchildren, Robert & David Henderson, 7 July 1785; + Revocation, 7 July 1785 [SC20/36/14]
BEATH, (alias Beth) THOMAS: of Middle Temple, London, Cllr at Law, m to dec Thomina Anderson (with only child, Betsey Beath); Factorie to Henry Beath of Falkland; 12 July 1792 [SC20/36/15]
BEATH, WILLIAM: late tenant. now indweller in Denhead; Disp & Assig in favour of wife, Mgt Henderson, in life-rent, & only son, Alexander Beath, in fee, + legacy to dau, Isobell Beath (spouse of George Walker, tenant at Wester Durie, and grandchildren: John, Oliver, and Mgt Gourlay (children of dec dau, Barbara Beath, and Robert Gourlay, feuar in Craigrothie), and William, David & Mgt Beath (children of sd Alexander Beath) 8 Aug 1767 [SC20/36/11]
BEATH, WILLIAM: weaver in Glasgow; Assig to Alexander Beath, tenant in Denhead, and his (William's) brother, Robert Beath, residing by the Heatherside in Leven [Deed mentions Robert Beath, nephew of Alexander Beath]; 10 Aug 1767 [SC20/36/11]
BEATH, WILLIAM jnr: baxter in Dunfermline; Factorie to James Beveridge, writer in Dunfermline; 10 May 1773 [SC20/36/12]
BEATSON, DAVID, elder: of Beatson's Beath; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elspeth Kellock, in life-rent, & children: David Beatson yr of Beatson's Beath; Janet Beatson (spouse of David Aitken, tenant in Hill of Beath); and Bessie Beatson (spouse of John Aitken of Thornton); 19 March 1759 [SC20/36/10]
BEATSON, DAVID [yr]: of Beatson's Beath; with David Aitken (m to Janet Beatson), tenant in Hill of Beath, and John Aitken (m to Bessie Beath) of Thornton, Discharge to Elspeth Kellock, relict of David Beatson [elder] of Beatson's Beath; 7 May 1760 [SC20/36/10]
BEATSON, ISOBELL: relict of Robert Tod, tenant in Blairenbathie Factorie to William Durie, tenant in Roscobie, her son-in-law, 5 Aug 1757; Disp in favour of 2nd dau, Emelia Tod, + legacies to her grandchildren procreated by George Tod (eldest son) & Isobell Law; David Tod (yst son) & dec Katharine Durie, his 1st spouse; William Durie, tenant in Roscobie, m to Isobell Tod (her yst dau); 14 July 1759 [SC20/36/10]
BEATSON, JAMES: of South Glassmount, and his spouse, Isobell Beatson, eldest dau of Robert Beatson of Kilrie; Contract betwixt; 12 June 1752 [SC20/36/9]
BEATSON, ROBERT: of Vicarsgrange; Bond to Bessy Birrel in Manners; 10 Sep 1722 [SC20/33/10]
BEATSON, ROBERT: of Kilrie, m to Helen Orrock; Disp in favour of eldest son, Robert Beatson (whom failing to Isobell Beatson, eldest dau; whom failing to Mgt Beatson, yst dau); also Nomination of Tutors and Curators for children; also Factorie by Curators to Walter Orrock, merchant in Innerleven [3 deeds, all recorded 19 April 1749] [SC20/33/12]
BEATSON, Mrs ROBERT: nee Helen Orrock, spouse of Robert Beatson of Kilrie; Restriction and Renunciation to Robert Beatson, her son; 19 April 1749 [SC20/33/12]
BEATTIE, JOHN: in Leslie; Lease; 19 July 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 107-15]
BELL & WINTER, Messrs: mercants in Manchester; Discharge to David Walker, merchant in Cupar; 31 Dec 1792 [SC20/36/15]
BELL, ANDREW: brewer (?) in Kinninmonth; Bond to Andrew Bell, son of dec John Bell, sometime tenant in Leuchars-fordell; 17 May 1722 [SC20/33/10]
BELL, ANDREW: of Craigfoodie; Factorie to Thomas Thomson, writer in Cupar; 15 April 1735 [SC20/36/6]
BELL, BARBARA: relict of dec John Syme, weaver in Ceres; Disp & Assig in favour of grandchild, George Kyd (son of dec George Kyd, indweller in St Andrews, & Jean Syme, her dau), whom failing to her brother-in-law, William Syme, feuar in Ceres; 11 March 1755 [SC20/36/9]
BELL, Lieut CHARLES: of HM 57th Reg of Foot; Factorie to sister, Miss Betty Bell; 23 May 1770 [SC20/36/12]
BELL, Captain CHARLES: of Pitbladdo; Feu Disp to William Robertson, tenant in Cairneymill, 11 April 1783; with consent of spouse, Ann Maxwell, Disp in favour of Charles Bell, late Governor of Annamaboe, on Coast of Africa; 3 Nov 1791 [SC20/36/14; SC20/36/15]
BELL, CHARLES: late Governor of Cape (Coap) in Africa, now residing in Cupar, and Mgt Bethune, his spouse; Mutual Deed; 20 July 1787 [SC20/36/14]
BELL, CHARLES: late Governor of Annamaboe, on Coast of Africa; Disp in favour of spouse, Hannah Stockdale; 3 Nov 1791 [SC20/36/15]
BELL, DAVID: son of Thomas Bell; 3-yr Tack of two dales of land on west side of Luthrie from Robert Baillie of Parbroath; 10 May 1728 [SC20/33/11]
BELL, JAMES: late Deacon of Wrights in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of future spouse, Janet Neulands, dau of dec David Neulands, messenger; 7 Feb 1738 [SC20/36/6]
BELL, JOHN: eldest son of heir to dec Alexander Bell, brewer in Aberdour Wester, and Sophia Mudie; Disps in favour of brother, Alexander Bell, + legacy to sister, Elizabeth Bell, 6 June 1774 and in favour of brothers, George & Archibald Bell, 27 Feb 1778 [SC20/36/12; SC20/36/13]
BELL, JOHN: tenant in Scooniehill; 21-yr Tack of lands of Hilltarvit from James Wemyss of Wemysshall; 22 April 1802 [SC20/33/15]
BELL, JOHN: wright in Springfield; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Sophia Arnott or Dall; 9 Nov 1803 [SC20/33/15]
BELL, MGT: relict of dec George Beall, mariner in Dubbiesyde; Bond to Thomas, Walter, Robert, David, Agnes, Isobell, & Janet Beall, brothers & sisters of sd George Beall; 12 April 1720 [SC20/33/9]
BELL, MGT: 2nd dau of dec Robert Bell, feuar merchant in Cupar; Disp & Settlement in favour of cousin, Henry Pilmour, late Major in the Southern Regiment of Fencibles; 22 May 1802 [SC20/33/15]
BELL, PATRICK: tenant in Logie, m to dec Elizabeth Arthur, dau of William Arthur, maltman in Cupar; Bond of Provision for daus, Annas & Isobell Bell; 26 Oct 1730 [SC20/36/5]
BELL, ROBERT: merchant in Cupar; Submission with George Braid, elder and yr, both tenants in Rumgay & Rumgay-miln, 9 June 1761 Contract of co-partnery with Robert Geddie, merchant in Cupar, in the clay & sand in Bridgehill of Cupar, 28 May 1765; Discharge to Mr John Horsburgh, Sheriff Clerk of Fife, and Submission and Decreet Arbitral betwixt, 25 Sep & 28 Nov 1778 [SC20/36/10; SC20//36/11; SC20/36/13]
BELL, ROBERT: mariner in Innerleven; Provision for eldest dau, Mgt Bell, spouse of David Christie, maltster & brewer there; 25 Dec 1762 [SC20/36/10]
BELL, ROBERT: in Leslie; Lease; 19 July 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 99-107]
BENNET, GEORGE: indweller Burgess of Dysart; Disp in favour of Mary Baynes, dau of dec William Baynes, maltman in Dysart; 11 March 1776 [SC20/36/13]
BERRY, ANDREW: feuar in Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Disp in favour of Andrew Nichol, weaver, & his spouse, Jean Meldrum; 28 July 1767 [SC20/36/11]
BERRY, JOHN: of Wester Bogie; Disp in favour of Robert Wemyss, wright at Chapel; 6 Aug 1796 [SC20/36/16]
BERRY, JOHN: of Tayfield; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with William Gordon, 22 Oct 1802, and with William Dalgleish of Scotscraig, 2 Dec 1802 [SC20/33/15]
BERTHLET, ROBERT: weaver Burgess of Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Isobel Watson, in life-rent, and children: David, Katharine, Helen, & Agnes, in fee; 16 Dec 1751 [SC20/36/8]
BERVIE, JAMES: tenant in Hilltarvit; Bond to Alexander Christie of Balchristie; 1 Dec 1800 [SC20/33/14]
BERWICK, HENRY: tenant of Denbrae; Assig to eldest son, William Berwick; 22 April 1803 [SC20/33/15]
BERRICK, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with George Rodger, also land-labourer there; 10 April 1744 [SC20/36/7]
BERWICK, WILLIAM yr: maltman Burgess of St Andrews, and his son, William Berwick, maltman Burgess there; 3-yr Tack of common milne lands of city from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 14 April 1741 [SC20/36/7]
BERWICK, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews, m to Jean Glassford; Discharge & Disp in favour of son, William Berwick, tenant in Wester Balrymonth, + legacies to daus, Euphan & Jean Berwick; 24 Oct 1758 [SC20/36/10]
BETHUNE, ANN: wife of David Bethune of Balfour; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Scott, tenant in North Quarter of Kilrenny, 5 Nov 1762; Agreeement with the feaurs of Star of Treaton, 15 Nov 1769 [SC20/36/10; SC20/36/12]
BETHUNE, DAVID: of Balfour; Bonds to David Anderson and his spouse, Bessie Lessels, 9 Jan 1716; to Ann Anderson, relict of John Anderson in Leslie, 8 Feb 1716; to David Beath, tenant in Duniface, 24 Feb 1716; to John Bogie, son of umql Thomas Bogie, tenant in Strathendry, 17 March 1716 [SC20/33/9]
BETHUNE, DAVID: of Balfour; Heritable Bond to Thomas Lumsdain, tenant in Bowhouse, and his children: Thomas, Mary, & Mgt; 30 Oct 1722 [SC20/33/10]
BETHUNE, DAVID: of Balfour; Contract of Agreement with James Durham of Largo and Thomas Spence yr of Lathallan, 10 March 1761; Bond to Alexander Melvill, tenant in Kilmaron, 20 Oct 1762 [SC20/36/10]
BETHUNE, ELIZABETH: dau of Thomas Bethune of Kilconquhar, and spouse of Henry Rymor, Professor of Philiosophy in St Andrews Univ; Declaration in favour of aunt, Anna Rattray, spouse ofMr James Bethune, Dr of Medecine, having renounced to be one of the heirs of her grandmother, Helen Ingles; 26 Oct 1737 [SC20/36/6]
BETHUNE, Dr GEORGE: of Kingask, son of Dr James Bethune of Kingask; Bond Corroberative to Agnes, Jean, Mary, and Mgt Lumsdain, children of dec Thomas Lumsdain, sometime tenant of Burnturk; 3 Nov 1749 [SC20/33/12]
BETHUNE, HELEN: 2nd dau of Thomas Bethune of Tarvit & Euphan Rattray; Discharge to aunt, Anna Rattray, and her husband, James Bethune, Dr of Medecine in Cupar; 26 Oct 1737 [SC20/36/6]
BETHUNE, HENRY: of Balfour; Discharge & Assig in favour of Mgt Smairt, relict of Alexander Fleming, tenant in Cameron, in life-rent, and their children: David, James, Alexander, Mary, Robert, Mgt, John & Thomas, in fee; 17 Dec 1747 [SC20/36/8]
BETHUNE, HENRY: of Clatto; Discharge to Sir James Wemyss; 31 Jan 1766 [SC20/36/11]
BETHUNE, HENRY: of Kilconquhar; Contract of Excambion with James Carstairs, Baron Bailie in Kilconquhar, Thomas Carstairs, shoemaker in Kilconquhar, and James Maxwell, feuar in Barnyards 14 Dec 1799 [SC20/33/14]
BETHUNE, JAMES: of Balfour; Bonds to Mr David Myles, Minister of Gospel at Newburn, 17 Feb 1716; to George Swan, tenant in Balfarg, 17 Feb 1716; to George Walker in Methil, 17 Feb 1716; to Ann Steedman, relict of umql David Balfour, wright in Kennoway, 24 Feb 1716; to Tutors for children, (James & Robert) of dec James Dalrymple, tenant in Byresloan, 1 March 1716; to Andrew Reekie, wright in Coaltown of Balgonie, 1 March 1716; to Thomas Dron, tenant in Aytoun, 1 March 1716; to John Christie in Bandon, 6 March 1716; to James Buchan, shoemaker in Kennoway, 17 March 1716; to John Robertson, his servant, 20 March 1716; to William Clark, late Bailie in West Wemyss, 24 March 1716; to David Atkine, cordiner in Leslie, 24 March 1716; to David Toshack, wright in Lochtay (m to Mgt Atkine), 24 March 1716 [SC20/36/3; SC20/33/9]
BETHUNE, Dr JAMES: of Kingask; Factorie to eldest son, Dr George Bethune, physician in Cupar; 20 Dec 1742 [SC20/36/7]
BETHUNE, Dr JAMES: physician in Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Anna Rattray, & only children, George & Helen Bethune; 30 Sep 1743 [SC20/36/7]
BETHUNE, JOHN: of Blebo; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Arthur Martine of Edenside; 11 June 1774 [SC20/36/12]
BETHUNE, JOHN: of Kilconquhar; Inventory of heritable estate. given in by brother, Henry Lindsay Esq, merchant in Edinburgh, 23 July 1789; Bond of Annuity to Anne Smibert, dau of dec Mr Smibert, Minister at Kilmany, 8 July 1790 [SC20/36/15]
BETHUNE, MGT: dau of Dr George Bethune, and relict of Charles Bell, late Governor of Cape Coast; Latter Will in favour of yst sister, Elizabeth Bethune, and her sister, Anne Bethune (spouse of Major Thomas Scott), + legacies to sister-in-law, Mgt Bell, and Elizabeth Bell, dau of George Bell of Rochester Rigg; 31 Aug 1792 [SC20/36/15]
BETHUNE, MARY: relict of dec Mr William Pitcairn, Minister of Gospel at Collessie; Factorie to John Annan, writer in Cupar; 14 Sep 1724 [SC20/33/10]
BETHUNE, SUSAN: relict of dec Henry Stark of Rumgally; Bond to William Lumsdaine, sometime tenant at Fincraigs; 23 Oct 1777 [SC20/36/13]
BETHUNE, THOMAS: of Tarvit, m to Anna Paterson; Disp in favour of Alexander Leslie, quarter-master to the Earl of Hyndfoord's Reg of Dragoons, 22 June 1716; Declaration and Obligation to Dr James Bethune, Dr of Medecine, and his spouse, Anna Rattray, 9 Nov 1727; Obligation and Discharge to Earl of Leven, 2 Nov 1730; Discharge to Thomas Spence of Lathallan, dated 1717 & rec 20 May 1751; Disp in favour of Sir John Anstruther of that ilk, 11 Oct 1752 [SC20/33/9; SC20/33/11; SC20/36/5; SC20/36/8; SC20/36/9]
BETHUNE, WILLIAM: of Balfour; Factorie to Robert Beatson of Pitteadie; 8 March 1787 [SC20/36/14]
BETHUNE, WILLIAM: of Blebo; Bond to Andrew Kennedy, of parish of Ceres, now bombadier in Royal Reg of Artillery, 20 May 1785; Factorie to George Aitken, writer in Cupar, 4 Jan 1804; with George Sandilands of Nuthill, Bond to James Scott, tenant in Foodie, 6 Sep 1808; Bonds to Richard Hogg, mason in Kemback, 7 Oct 1808; to Rev Robert McCulloch, minister at Dairsie, 7 Oct 1808; Bill to John Thomson, 7 Oct 1808; Bond to Rev Alexander Meldrum of Kincaple, 12 Oct 1808; Bills to David Barclay, John Hain, & William Mitchell, 12 Oct 1808; Promissary Note to Cecil Inglis, 22 Oct 1808; Bills to David Hain, 14 Nov 1808; to James Farmer, 19 Nov 1808; to John Hood, Henry Gibson, & John Mackie, 22 Nov 1808; to James Thomson, 17 Jan 1809; with John Anstruther of Airdit, Bond to John Scott of Myrecairnie, 16 Aug 1809; Bond of Relief to John Anstruther of Airdit, 16 Aug 1809 [SC20/36/14; SC20/33/15; SC20/33/18 Pp 204-06; 284-85; 286-87; 288-89; 308-10; 310-12; 320-21; 351-52; 352-53; 358-61; 414-15; SC20/33/19]
BETHUNE, WILLIAM: wright in Links; Contract of Division with brother, Walter Bethune, mason in Links [another brother, Andew Bethune]; 28 Oct 1806 [SC20/33/16]
BETT, ARTHUR: portioner and day-labourer in Auchtermuchty; with consent of spouse, Janet Laing, Disp in favour of John Kelty of Southfield, merchant in Auchtermuchty; 6 March 1806 [SC20/33/16
BETT, JAMES: tenant in Woodheadl 19-yr Tack of farm of Upper Drums of Gallowhill (whom failing to 3rd son, John Bett), from Arthur Law of Pittilloch; 4 Dec 1804 [SC20/33/16]
BETT, JOHN: dyer, present tenant in Hallhill, son of dec James Beatt & Mgt Anderson; 15-yr Tack of Waulkmiln of Denside from David Hogg, portioner of Freuchie; 11 Feb 1740 [SC20/36/7]
BETT, ROBERT: residenter in Lordscairnie, m to dec Mgt Dott; Disp & Assig in favour of children: Robert (in Craigie), Janet (spouse of William Walton in Craigfoodie), & Helen (spouse of William Arthure in Lordscairnie); + legacies to Ann Scott (spouse of James Henderson, baxter in Cupar), and Janet Scott in Glasgow, daus of sd Mgt Dott by a former marriage; 6 March 1745 [SC20/36/7]
BETT, Captain WILLIAM: of RN: Deed of Settlement in favour of eldest dau, Catharine Munro Bett, + legacies to son, William Bett, and 2nd dau, Mgt Douglas Bett (the latter two had "behaved themselves very unproperly and undutifully"); 24 Dec 1795 [SC20/36/16]
BEVERIDGE, ALEXANDER: son of James Beveridge, tenant in Muircambus; 31-yr Tack of 14 parks in Wester Bogie & lime quarry from John Berry of Wester Bogie; 16 Sep 1789 [SC20/36/15
BEVERIDGE, GEORGE: tacksman & tenant in Balgonie; Assig to John Alison, tenant in Easter Newton, of tack of farm of Milton of Balgonie; 5 June 1765 [SC20/36/11]
BEVERIDGE, HENRY: of Wester Conland; with James Ireland, tanner in Leslie, Obligement to John Ireland, maltster in Leslie (m to Elizabeth Christie); 8 Nov 1749 [SC20/33/12]
BELFRAGE, HENRY: of Wester Conland, m to Janet Arnot; Disp & Assig in favour of 2nd son, George Belfrage, whom failing to 3rd son, Andrew Belfrage, and whom failing to Henry Belfrage yr, his eldest son; 19 Aug 1786 [SC20/36/14]
BEVERIDGE, JAMES: tenant in Easter Cash; Assig to grandchild, Thomas Lawson, merchant in Falkland, 15 Oct 1723; 22-yr TAck of 1/3 of lands of Easter Cash from James Carmichael of Balmblae, Dr of Medecine, 30 Aug 1749; 19-yr Tack of lands of Nether Myres from Major George Moncreif of Reidy, 16 July 1751 [SC20/33/10; SC20/33/12; SC20/36/8]
BEVERIDGE, JAMES: weaver & feuar in Easter Wemyss, m to Hellen Durie; Bond of Provision & Disp in favour of children: Thomas (eldest son, whose son, Thomas); James (2nd son, sailor in East Wemyss); John (3rd son, sailor, now abroad); Walter (4th son, weaver in East Wemyss); and Jean (spouse of David Mackie, shoemaker in East Wemyss); 14 April 1756 [SC20/33/9]
BEVERIDGE, JOHN: tenant in Stravithie, brother to Malcolm Beveridge; with brother, George Beveridge, tenant in Balgonie, Discharge to Tutors of Ann Beveridge (now dec), dau of dec William Beveridge, writer in Cupar (whose relict Janet Herriot), 27 Sep 1750; Bond to William Beveridge, indweller in Linktown of Kirkcaldy, and his spouse, Isobel Orrok, Dec 1751; with George Beveridge, tenant in Balgonie, Mutual Agreement with Janet Heriot, relict of William Beveridge, writer in Cupar, 15 Sep 1761; with George Beveridge, tenant in Balgonie, Bond to sister-in-law, sd Janet Heriot, now spouse of James Wood, writer in Edinburgh, 25 Aug 1764 [SC20/33/12; SC20/36/8]; SC20/36/10; SC20/36/11]
BEVERIDGE, JOHN: weaver in Dunfermline; Agreement with spouse, Mgt Deal, dated 1 May 1761 & rec 9 April 1791 [SC20/36/15]
BELFRAGE, KATHERAN: m to Henry Broun of Prathouse; Sasine, 9 Aug 1742 [SC20/36/7]
BEVERIDGE, MALCOLM: mate of "Sapio" (Captain William Cromartie) Last Will & Testament in favour of brother, James Beveridge, tenant in Stravithie; 4 Nov 1752 [SC20/36/9]
BEVERIDGE, RICHARD: portioner of Auchtermuchty; Assig to 2nd son, Richard Beveridge, tenant in Myres, 10 Jan 1734; Heritable Bond of Provision for spouse, Mgt Birrelll, 10 June 1737 [SC20/36/6]
BEVERIDGE, RICHARD: late tenant in Myres, now indweller in Auchtermuchty; Assig in favour of daus: Mgt (spouse of Alexander Storrar, tenant in Urquhart); Agnes (spouse of Alexander Storrar, tenant in Purin); Janet (spouse of Andrew Buist in Brothell [Bredell]; and Helen (spouse of David Annan, tenant in Kilwhiss); 28 Feb 1734 [SC20/36/6]
BEVERADGE, RICHARD: tenant in Easter Cash, m to Isobell Spittle Disp & Assig in favour of yst son, James Beveradge; 10 Nov 1740 [SC20/36/7]
BEVERIDGE, RICHARD: tenant in Nether Myres; Heritable Bond to Captain George Moncrieff of Reidie, 14 Jan 1742; 15-yr Tack of Chapel Arnott [Kettle par], from Thomas Arnott elder of Chapel, with consent of his son, Thomas Arnott yr, 14 Sep 1752 [SC20/36/7; SC20/36/9]
BEVERIDGE, RICHARD: sometime in Nuthill, now residenter Burgess in Falkland; with consent of son, John Beveridge, burgess in Falkland, Disp in favour of William Watson, maltster & brewer in Auchtermuchty; 1 June 1776 [SC20//36/13]
BEVERIDGE, ROBERT: indweller in Falkland; Disp & Assig in favour of children: Robert, Mgt, Elizabeth, Janet, & Christian; 22 Oct 1747 [SC20/36/8]
BEVERAGE, THOMAS: Minister of Gospel at Bervie; Factorie to Patrick Black, writer in Cupar; 12 May 1719 [SC20/33/9]
BEVERIDGE, THOMAS: weaver in Kennoway, and Janet Wylie, his spouse; Mutual Disp; 11 May 1772 [SC20/36/12]
BEVERAGE, WILLIAM: portioner of Auchtermuchty; and JEAN MUSHITT, relict of James Rymmer, maltman there (their son, Walter Rymmer, baxter); Marriage Contract, dated 14 Sep 1733, & rec 5 Oct 1733 [SC20/36/5]
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM: writer in Cupar; Receipt & Obligation to Robert & Andrew Meldrom, feuars in Pittormie; 15 June 1752 [SC20/36/9]
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM: portioner of Auchtermuchty, m to Janet Coupar; Assig to only dau in life, Janet Beveridge; 7 Oct 1761 [SC20/36/10]
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM: portioner of Auchtermuchty, m to Janet Broun (dec); Disp in favour of daus: Mgt, Kathrine, & Agnes; 21 March 1765 [SC20/36/11]
BEVERIDGE, WILLIAM: sometime tenant in Parks of Balgonie, thereafter residenter in Linktown of Arnot & now (1757) residing in Wester Skeddoway; Assig to son, George Beveridge, tenant in Bellfield (by 2nd marriage to Isobell Orrok, now dec; another son by this marriage was James Beveridge, tenant in Stravithie], 7 May 1756; also Assig in children of 1st marriage: Thomas (sometime dyer, now merchant in Perth); James (maltster & late Bailie in Perth); Jean (spouse of David Ramsay in Over Urquhart); Mgt (spouse of Charles Alison, tenant in Newton; and Michael (dyer & merchant in Kinross), and also to George Beveridge, tenant in Milton of Balgonie (the son of his 2nd marriage), 1 July 1757 [SC20/36/9; SC20/36/10]
BICKERTON, CHRISTIAN: (spouse of David Moir, gardener in Kinloch); MGT BICKERTON (spouse of Andrew Davidson, indweller in Newburgh); and ISABEL BICKERTON (indweller Newburgh); all daus of dec John Bickerton, portioner of Newburgh; Disp & Ratification in favour of John Anderson, merchant Bailie in Newburgh; 12 June 1792 [SC20/36/15]
BICKERTON, DAVID: portioner & late Bailie of Newburgh, & only son in life of John Bickerton; Bond to dau, Helen Bickerton, spouse of James Wilkie, tenant in Hattonhill; 5 June 1743 [SC20/36/7]
BINNING, JANET: relict of dec William Stevenson, merchant in Pittenweem (1st husband), and dec Alexander Simson, sometime tenant in Balbuthie and late Factor to Earl of Balcarres; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with dau, Agnes Stevenson (by William Stevenson, relict of Alexander Simson yr, feuar in Colinsburgh), and Hendry Simson (sailor, brother and nearest heir of sd dec Alexander Simson yr, and also to dec Mary Simson, only child of sd Alexander Simson yr; 28 Sep 1737 [SC20/36/6]
BURRELL, ALEXANDER: feuar & baxter in Markinch; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Reddie (or Reidy); 17 July 1729 [SC20/33/11]
BIRREL, ANDERSON & DAVID: manufacturers in Cupar; 57-yr Tack of corn, barley & lint mills of Russell Mill from Charles Maitland of Rankeillour; 12 March 1799 [SC20/33/13]
BIRRELL, ANDERSON & CO: manufacturers in Cupar; 999-yr Tack of Russell Mill from Charles Maitland of Rankeillour; 14 Dec 1801 [SC20/33/14]
BIRRELL, ANDREW: and his spouse, Elizabeth Beall, both servitors to Thomas Ireland, tenant in Tarvit; Mutual Disp; 21 Nov 1722 [SC20/33/10]
BIRRELL, ANDREW elder: Baxter burgess of Falkland; Disp in favour of eldest son, Andrew Birrell, baxter Burgess of Falkland, + legacy to 2nd son, Alexander Birrell; 3 April 1753 [SC20/36/9]
BIRREL, CHRISTIAN: relict of dec Henry Birrel, sometime tenant of Welltree of Forthar; Disp in favour of 3rd son, Andrew Birrel, maltman in Welltree; 18 March 1779 [SC20/36/13]
BIRRELL, ELIZABETH: relict of dec David Lillie, weaver in Freuchie; Disp & Assig in favour of Isobell Birrell (spouse of Andrew Birrell, shoemaker in Freuchie), whom failing, to her (Isobell's) sister, Agnes Birrell, and Barbara Birrell (spouse of Michael Low, tenant in Demperston), and Agnes Birrell (spouse of John Thomson, tenant in Newton of Falkland); 21July 1731 [SC20/36/5]
BIRRELL, HENRIE: maltster & feuar in Welltree of Forthar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Christian Birrell, in life-rent, and the children to be procreated by them (Deed mentions eldest son, James Birrell); dated 11 July 1738 & rec 18 March 1779 [SC20/36/13]
BIRREL, HENRY: baker in Auchtermuchty; Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Betty Sanger, in life-rent, & yst son, Andrew Birrel, baker in Auchtermuchty, in fee (Deed mentions eldest son, Alexander Birrel, baker in Strathmiglo; and daus: Agnes Birrel, spouse of David McCalla, baker in Perth, whose dau, Betty McCalla; and Mgt Birrel; 22 Nov 1799 [SC20/33/14]
BIRRELL, JANET: spouse of Robert Mushet, portioner in Auchtermuchty; Dsip from Bailies of Auchtermuchty; 1 April 1731 [SC20/36/5]
BIRRELL, JOHN: flesher Burgess of Cupar; Obligation to Walter Bowman, tenant in Newtown of Collessie; 1 Oct 1717 [SC20/33/9]
BIRRELL, JOHN: maltman in Freuchie; Bond to Michael Storrar, tenant in Goatmilk, dated 1720 & rec 6 Aug 1731; Disp in favour of eldest son, Henry Birrell, dated 1718 & rec 27 Sep 1732 [SC20/36/5]
BIRRELL, JOHN jnr: weaver & feuar in Pitlessie; Bond to Ebenezer Gairdner, merchant in Edinburgh; 8 May 1793 [SC20/36/16]
BIRRELL, MGT: relict of dec Richard Beveridge, late tenant in Myres & portioner of Auchtermuchty; Disp & Assig in favour of grandchildren: Barbara & Mgt Annan (daus of David Annan, feuar in Woodhead); Mgt Buist (dau of Andrew Buist of Drumhead); and William Beveridge (son of Richard Beveridge, tenant in Myres); 25 Feb 1735 [SC20/36/6]
BIRRELL, PETER: shoemaker in Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Helen Shepherd, in life-rent, & only dau, Isobel Birrell & yst son, Thomas Birrell, in fee, + legacies to 2nd son, David Birrell, & nieces: Mgt & Isobel Bruce (children of Robert Bruce in Broadleys and her dec sister, Janet Birrell); + Nomination of brother, David Birrell, shoemaker in Freuchie, and brother-in-law, Thomas Shepherd, indweller in Cupar, as Tutors & Curators for children; 24 Dec 1796 [SC20/36/16]
BIRREL, WALTER: baker in Freuchie, m to Janet Thomas (dau of John Thomas, tenant in Milndeans); Discharge to Charles Thomas, now tenant in Milndeans; Dec 1765 [SC20/36/11]
BURRELL, WILLIAM: baxter Burgess in Falkland; 7-yr Tack of tenement, brew-house, back-house, stables and byres, from Patrick Beath, merchant tailor in Falkland, 28 March 1733; also Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Jean Fairfoull, & daus: Jean, Elizabeth, Ann, & Jannet Burrell; + Nomination of Tutors and Curators, who included Andrew Burrell, baxter in Falkland, and brother-in-law, John Forsyth, cordiner there; 1 April 1734 [SC20/36/5; SC20/36/6]
BISSET, ALEXANDER: manufacturer in Newburgh; Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Mary Davidson; 17 Jan 18006 [SC20/33/16]
BISSET, THOMAS yr: 7-yr tack of cottar-shod of Auchtermairnie form James Lundin of Auchtermairnie; 28 Dec 1700 [SC20/33/7 Pp 186-87]
BLACK, ALEXANDER: writer in Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Manson, in life-rent, & friend, Primrose Rymer, in fee, 29 March 1765; as Factor of estate of Kinneir, Contract with Thomas Anderson, present tacksman of rooms and lands of Meikle Kinneir, 13 May 1760 [SC20/36/10; SC20/36/11]
BLACK, ANDREW: weaver in Walkerton; 19-yr Tack of fall water on River Leven at North Walkerton from Gavin Inglis, bleacher in Markinch; 15 June 1808 [SC20/33/18 Pp 15-20]
BLACK, DAVID: of Hill; son of dec William Black of Hill; Disp & Settlement in favour of cousin, William Black, clerk of Admiralty in Dunfermline, and sister, Mary Black; 4 Nov 1762 & 12 Nov 1764 [SC20/36/10; SC20//36/11]
BLACK, ISOBELL (alias Pearson): manufacturer in Dunfermline; Trust Disp for creditors; 4 Nov 1794 [SC20/36/16]
BLACK, JAMES: Disp & Assig to son, James Black, 29 Dec 1788 (for Deed see SC20/34 Vol 29, 13 Oct 1880) [SC20/36/15]
BLACK, JANET: spouse of John Thomson, weaver in Stathairly; MARY BLACK (spouse of William Kinninmonth, merchant in Earlsferry); and AGNES BLACK (indweller in Earlsferry); nearest of kin of dec Robert Martine, feuar in Largo; Assig to Mgt Halkerston, relict of sd Robert Martine; 19 Dec 1717 [SC20/33/9]
BLACK, PATRICK: Missive Letter to David Syme of Cartmore; 30 June 1780 [SC20/36/13]
BLACK, RALPH: only son of John Black, weaver & mariner in Barnyards; Indenture, app under Thomas Bruce, weaver in Barnyards, for 4 yrs from 24 Feb 1764 (rec 16 Oct 1764) [SC20/36/11]
BLACK, ROGER: tenant in Bankhead of Inchdairnie; Latter will in favour of 2nd son, John Black, + legacies to other children: Roger (eldest son, mason in Kinglassie); Janet; Christian (spouse of Adam Hutton, overseer to John Aytoun Esq of Inchdiarnie); and Jean Black; another dau (dec) was Mgt Black, m to Andrew Pearson, mason in Kinglassie; 19 Sep 1772 [SC20/36/12]
BLACK, WILLIAM: Clerk of Regality and of Admiralty of Dunfermline; Discharge & Renunciation to Patrick Greig of Ballingry, 14 Feb 1722; 19-yr Tack of estate of Arnott from Commissioners for Sir John Arnott of Arnott, 16 May 1749; 4-yr Sub-tack of 6 acres of land of Hospital of St Leonard's, lying in the Hospital Hill, 4 Jan 1759; Contract of Excambion with William Walker, Town Clerk of Inverkeithnig, 30 July 1763 [SC20/36/4; SC20/33/12; SC20/36/10; SC20/36/11]
BLACK, WILLIAM: tacksman of estate of Arnott; Contracts with John Jamieson & other maltmen in Liktown of Arnot, 11 Dec 1753, and with James Stark, and other maltmen in Linktown of Arnot, 24 Aug 1758 [SC20/36/9; SC20/36/10]
BLACK, WILLIAM: son of William Black, day labourer in Leuchars; Indenture, app under James Melvill, weaver in Leuchars, for 3 yrs from 2 Dec 1792 (rec 25 April 1795) [SC20/36/16]
BLACKWOOD, Lieut JOHN: of Logie; son of dec John Blackwood of Logie & Elizabeth Aitkenson; Factorie to James Alexander, writer in Dunfermline; 30 May 1768 [SC20/36/11]
BLACKWOOD, Col JOHN: of Pitreavie; Disp in favour of William Walker, clerk of Inverkeithing; 16 Dec 1774 [SC20/36/12]
BLAYD, Mr JOHN: merchant in Perth; Bond to Cicilia Robertson, relict of dec John Thomsone, late tenant in Woodhead; 4 April 1732 [SC20/36/5]
BLYTH, ALEXANDER: of Gallowhill; Disp in favour of Donald McLeod, mason in Bayntoun, dated 22 Oct 1718 & rec 5 Dec 1771 [SC20/36/12]
BLYTH, CECIL: yst dau of dec Alexander Blyth of Halfields, and relict of dec Alexander Letham, baker in Kennoway; Assig to Andrew Melvill, merchant in Kennoway, m to Isobel Blyth, eldest dau of sd Alexander Blyth (their 2nd son, Alexander Melvill); 21 June 1787 [SC20/36/14]
BLYTH, ELIZABETH: only dau of dec Archibald Blyth, baxter Burgess of Dysart; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, James Dunsyre, baxter Burgess of Dysart; 13 May 1731 [SC20/36/5]
BLYTH, HELEN: relict of dec Andrew Thomson, indweller in Dysart Disp & Assig in favour of eldest son, Andrew Thomson; 22 July 1717 [SC20/33/9]
BLYTH, JOHN: feuar & mason in Kettle, m to Mgt Cairns; Disp & Assig in favour of yst son, David Blyth [the eldest son was James Blyth]; 1 Aug 1777 [SC20/36/13]
BLYTH, JOHN: eldest son of John Blyth, shoemaker at West Port of Newburgh; Indenture, app under Alexander Bisset, weaver in Newburgh, for 2 yrs from 22 Nov 1792 (rec 24 April 1795) [SC20/36/16]
BLYTH, ROBERT: son of John Blyth, servant to Oliver Gourlay of KIlmaron; Indenture, app under John Goodfellow, wheelwright & cooper in Cupar, for 4 yrs from 24 May 1803 (rec 13 July 1803) [SC20/33/15]
BLYTH, SAMFORD: tenant in west third of Kincaple; 21-yr Tack of land & farm of Nether Magask from Mr John Hay of Nether Magask, 19 March 1799; Letter to Mr John Hay of Nether Magask, 22 June 1799 [SC20/33/14]
BLYTH, WILLIAM: tenant in Bervie; with his brother, John Blyth, tenant in Grange, 9-yr Tack of lands of Myrecairnie from James Prestone of Denbrae; 23 March 1699 [SC20/33/7 Pp 95-96]
BLYTH, WILLIAM: late tenant in Kincaple; with Robert Fairny, tenant in Meadowbrew of Pitullo, and John Wann at Guardbridge, Bond to Earl of Kincardine; 10 Aug 1730 [SC20/36/5]
BLYTH, WILLIAM: tenant in Brughlie; Bond to John Barclay in Blebo, dated 25 June 1719 & rec 14 June 1739 [SC20/36/6]
BOES, Mr GEORGE: 2nd Minister of Gospel at Cupar; Factorie to Thomas Thomson, writer in Cupar; 13 March 1735 [SC20/36/6]
BOGIE, ELIZABETH: spouse of Henry Shaw, officer of excise in Links of Kirkcaldy; Settlement in favour of nephews & nieces: James, Mgt, & Chr