[There are gaps in the Register of Deeds for this period, from Nov 1726-Dec 1754 and Apr 1772-Jan 1778. We have used the few warrants in CC20/13 to help fill these missing years; also a substantial number of Commissary Deed warrants from c 1770-1809 are to be found in St Andrews University Library, mixed up with Burgh Deeds warrants. They are to be found in the St Andrews Burgh Records, B65/22, Boxes 33-37. These also have been included here. We have also noted the location of the Warrants in this abridgement. Note that the Minute Book of Deeds (CC20/12) and the Index of Deeds (CC20/14) is based solely on the Deed Registers, and therefore are flawed]
ACKYNDACKIE, WILLIAM: vintner in North Queensferry, m to Jean Reid, and son, William Ackyndackie; Disp; 29 Nov 1773 [CC20/13/11]
ADAMS, Mr JAMES: Minister of Gospel at Kinnaird, and John Marshall, merchant in Auchtermuchty; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 11 July 1727 [CC20/11/3]
ADAMS, RACHEL: relict of Mr Alexander Pitcairn, sometime Rector of Univ of St Andrews, with children: Joseph, Rachael, Jean & Anna; Discharge to Alexander Nairne of St Ford; 18 Dec 1697 [CC20/11/6]
ADAMSON, ANDREW: servitor to Andrew Cornfoot, feuar in Upper Largo, and his spouse, Jean Duncane; Mut Disp & Assig, 22 March
1723 (CC20/13/2)
ADAMSON, Mr LAURENCE: Library Keeper to Univ of St Andrews, and Principal and Profs of New College of St Andrews; Factorie and Contract betwixt; 24 Nov 1752 [CC20/13/15]
ADAMSON, PATRICK: gildbrother in St Andrews; 6-yr Tack of 1 acre of land commonly called Berthlet acre lying within the remnant Priory Acres from Thomas Gregory, shipmaster in St Andrews; 9 March 1742 [CC20/13/5]
AINSLIE, COLIN & JANET: both of King's Lynn (Co Norfolk): Power of Attorney to John Flochard, writer in Edinburgh; 27 Aug 1755 [CC20/11/9 Pp 16]
AITKEN, DAVID: son of Robert Aitken, feuar Pretty Cash, by Strathkinnes; 59-yr Tack of 1 acres of lands of Kellock from Mr George Pringle, feuar of Dewarsmiln; 27 June 1781 [CC20/11/11]
AITKEN, GEORGE: writer in Cupar, & others; Bond of Caution to Fife Banking Co; 6 Sep 1802 [CC20/11/14]
ATKIN, WILLIAM: maltman in St Andrews, and William Atkin yr, son of dec James Atkin, sometime maltman there; Bond to Shoemaker Trade of St Andrews, 21 Feb 1724 (not booked) [CC20/13/3]
ALEXANDER, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; Assig to Andrew Glass, merchant in St Andrews; 15 June 1790 [CC20/11/12 Pp 309-11]
ALISON, JOHN: sometime tenant in Carslogie, now tenant of Ballone; Bond of Corroberation to son, David Alison; 17 Aug 1747 [CC20/13/5]
ALLAN, ANDREW: tenant in Kilmany; Bond to Robert Hay; 16 Aug 1698 [CC20/11/6]
ALLAN, BENJAMIN: writer in Edinburgh; Factor to St Leonard's College; 10 Feb 1703 [CC20/11/7]
ANDERSON, ALEXANDER: tenant in Balmossie, m to Mgt Greig; Disp in favour of daus, Agnes & Alison Anderson, + legacies to Charles & Helen Anderson, children of his son, Charles Anderson, shipmaster in London; 15 July 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 238-41]
ANDERSON, GEORGE: of Foxton; Bond to George Hewet, Proc-Fiscal of Commissary Court at St Andrews; 22 Jan 1705 [CC20/11/7]
ANDERSON, JAMES: eldest son & heir of David Anderson, clerk of Cupar; Factorie to Thomas Greig, merchant Burgess of Cupar; 31 Nov 1723 [CC20/11/8]
ANDERSON, JAMES: dyer & feuar in East Milns of Pitmilly; Disp & Assig to brother, Andrew Anderson in East Milns of Pitmilly; 22 Nov 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 387-92; B65/22/36]
ANDERSON, Mr JOHN: Minister of Gospel at St Andrews; Disp & Assig to Elizabeth Balfour, his spouse; 9 May 1712 [CC20/11/7]
ANDERSON, JOHN: of Henrietta Street, parish of St Marylebone, Co Middlesex, gentleman; Latter Will & Testament in favour of wife, Jean Anderson, & nephew, James Anderson (in Jamaica), & niece, Mrs Flint, wife of James Flint, Professor of Physics in University of St Andrews; 1 Feb 1783 [CC20/11/11]
ANDERSON, MGT: relict of dec Mr Lauchlan Mackintosh of Dalmuinzie, late minister at Errol; Disp & Assig in favour of James Anderson, advocate, his brother's son; 1 March 1770 [CC20/11/10]
ANDERSON, ROBERT: surgeon's mate, HM frigate, "Active," now lying in Sheerness; Latter Will, nominating father, David Anderson, merchant in Kirkcaldy, as Executor; 19 Aug 1794 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
ANNAND, JOHN: tenant in BAckside of Collairnie; Disclamation to John Simpson of Abotsdoughe (Deed mentions Jannet, Christian & Mgt Annand, daus of dec Thomas Annand of Letham); 24 July 1691 [CC20/11/6]
ANSTRUTHER, Dame CHRISTIAN: relict of Sir William Weir of Blackwood, Bart, and now spouse of John Stuart, brother of Charles, Earl of Traguair; Assig to David Beatson, tenant in Longloch; 5 July 1762 [CC20/11/9 Pp 43-45]
ANSTRUTHER, ELIZABETH: relict of Captain Philip Anstruther of Inverkeithing, and CHARLES SIBBALD, brewer in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 3 Feb 1759 [CC20/11/19 Pp 30-31]
ARNOT, DAVID: servitor to John, Earl of Rothes; Disp & Assig to only dau in life, Mgt Arnot; 18 May 1710 [CC20/11/7]
ARNOT, GEORGE: of Balkaithly; Latter Will & Nomination, appointing spouse, Elisabeth Corstorphine, & brother, John Arnot, as tutors for his chidlren; 8 Feb 1710 [CC20/11/7]
ARNOT, HELEN: of (Balrownie); Disp & Assig in favour of Robt Hay of Drumcarro; 4 April 1706 [CC20/11/7]
ARNOT, JOHN: of Balcormo; Bond to John Lamonth of Newton; 9 Sep 1701 [CC20/11/7]
ARNOTT, JOHN: Prof of Philosophy in Univ of St Andrews; Discharge to other Profs of Philosophy in Univ of St Andrews; 26 April 1704 [CC20/11/7]; Discharge to Thomas Gardiner, tenant in Byrehill, 27 Feb 1720 (CC20/13/2)
AYTON, ALEXANDER yr: of Kinaldy; with consent of curators, Factorie to David Ayton, son of John Ayton of Kinaldy; dated 21 and 23 Nov 1724 (not booked) [CC20/13/3]
AYTONE, ALEXANDER: of Kinaldy, Captain & Lieut in General Anstruther's Reg fo Foot; Discharge & Assig to mother, Mary Monypennie, relict of John Aytone of Kinaldy, 5 June 1751; Commission to David Monnypenny of Pitmilly, 1 June 1751 [CC20/13/5]
AYTON, ALEXANDER: of Kinaldy; Disp in favour of William Masson, present Convener of the Trades in St Andrews, and his spouse, Helen Bayne; 31 Oct 1793 [CC20/11/13]
AYTOUN, JAMES: of Kinaldy; Bond to John Johnstone, Clerk of Customs at Anstruther; 19 March 1778 [CC20/11/11]
AYTOUN, JOHN: of Kinaldy; Bond to Mgt Pitcairn, spouse of the Laird of Kinkell; 26 Feb 1692 [CC20/11/6]
AYTON, JOHN: of Kinaldy; Bond to Janet Clark, dau of dec John Clark, Apothecary in St Andrews; 20 Feb 1723 [CC20/11/9]
BAYNE, ALEXANDER: present tenant in East Mains of Kilbrackmonth 30-yr Tack of lands of East Mains of Kilbrackmonth from Trustees of Robert Hamilton of Kilbrackmonth; 2 June 1770 [CC20/11/10]
BEANS [BAIN], ANDREW: tenant in North gate of Kippo; Bond from Andrew Bain, tenant in Arncroach; 22 Feb 1698 [CC20/11/6]
BAINE, ANDREW: son of dec George Bain, tenant in Kilconquhar; 19-yr Tack of portion of Town and lands of Kilbrackmonth from Philip Hamilton of KIlbrackmonth; 22 July 1723 [CC20/11/8; CC20/13/2]
BAYNE, ANDREW: tenant in Cameron; Bond & Disp to James Graham, Bailie in Anstruther Easter for himself and other managers of the Sea Box of Anstruther; 29 Sep 1714 [CC20/11/7]
BAYNE, ANDREW: tenant in Kilbrackmonth; Bond to Wm Wilson, eldest son of dec David Wilson, tenant in Lathallan; 23 Aug 1704 [CC20/11/7]
BALFOUR, ALEXANDER: brother of dec William Balfour of Radernie (who was m to Mgt Cuningstoune); Bond to James Goodsir, vintner 29 July 1696 [CC20/11/6]
BALFOUR, ALEXANDER: in Tarvit-mylne; Bond to Helen Balfour, relict of umql Robert Balfour, tenant in Tarvit-mylne; 3 Feb 1697 [CC20/11/6]
BALFOUR, ALEXANDER: tutor-in-law of James Balfour, eldest son of dec William Balfour of Nether Radernie (his brother); Bond of Corroberation to James Milne, apothecary in Edinburgh, and David Newlands in St Andrews; 30 Sep 1698 [CC20/11/6]
BALFOUR, ALEXANDER: lately tenant in Balchristie, now of Balcormo; Bond to Thomas Bethune of Tarvit; 20 Nov 1721 [CC20/11/8]
BALFOUR, ANDREW: Dr of Medecine in Edinburgh; Discharge to Mgt Carstairs, eldest dau of Robert Carstairs; 1 Sep 1693 [CC20/11/6]
BALFOUR, Rev DAVID: Minister of Torryburn; Settlement in favour of only son, John Balfour, preacher of the Gospel, & only dau, Isabella Balfour; 8 Sep 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 341-47; B65/22/36]
BALFOUR, HENRY: of Dunbog; with Robert Wright of Foodie and Robert Bell, weaver in Cupar, Bond to Isobell Watson, relict of Michael Meldrum, sometime tenant in Pitkinnie; 10 Dec 1753 [CC20/13/6]
BALFOUR, JAMES: eldest son & heir of dec William Balfour of Nether Radernie (whose brother, Alexander Balfour); Bond to Patrick Lindsay, master of Grammar School in St Andrews; 8 Dec 1701 [CC20/11/7]
BALFOUR, JOHN: tenant in Kippo; Discharge to James Lowthian, portioner of Kingsbarns; 21 May 1705 [CC20/11/7]
BALFOUR, MICHAEL: of Forret; Discharge to Alexander Aytoun of Enendernie; 28 Aug 1695 [CC20/11/6]
BALFOUR, MICHAEL: baxter Burgess of St Andrews; & JANNET BALFOUR, 2nd dau of Mr David Balfour, Min of Gospel at Logie; Marriage Contract, dated 21 Dec 1720 & rec 18 Jan 1723 (CC20/13/2)
BALFOUR, ROBERT: late Deacon of Squarement [Wrights] in Crail, & JANNET CORSAR, relict of umql Thomas Mercer, late Bailie in Crail; Marriage Contract, dated 15 Oct 1726, & rec 9 Sep 1763 [CC20/11/9 Pp 55-61]
BALLARDIE, THOMAS: master in HM Royal Navy, now residing in Anstruther Easter; Disp & Settlement in favour of Miss Jean Chalmers, sister of John Chalmers, merchant in Anstruther, in life-rent, & Rev Thomas Chalmers, in fee; also to brother-in-law, John Farmer, sailor in Pittenweem, husband of his dec sister, Jean Ballardie, and their children, Jean & Betty Farmer 15 June 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 477-85; B65/22/33]
BALLINGALL, DAVID: late of Rameldry; Tack of lands of North Farm of Feddinch from William Lindsay Esq of Feddinch; 9 Nov 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 284-91; B65/22/34]
BALLINGALL, JAMES: merchant in Perth; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of wife, Elizabeth Ballingall, & children: George, Mgt, Elizabeth & Janet Ballingall; 16 Aug 1805 & 23 Nov 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 141-51 & 172-82]
BAND, CHRISTIAN: relict of James Fairney, maltman in St Andrews 7-yr Tack of 4 acres of land in Priory-acres from George Hewett late Bailie in St Andrews; 4 Dec 1720 [CC20/13/2]
BAND (nee Smart), ELIZABETH, or Betty: relict of James Band, tenant in Easter Pitcorthie, and her eldest son, James Band (whose brothers: Thomas, John, Henry & Robert Brand); Contract betwixt; 5 Jan 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 292-96; B65/22/35; B65/22/36
BARBER, MARJORIE: relict of Thomas Ogilvie, sometime in Keatnes [Caithness/]; Bond to David Haliburton of Pitlour; 13 Jan 1690 [CC20/11/6]
BARCLAY, JOHN: of Dewars-myln; Bond to William Fenton, sailor in St Andrews; 26 March 1690 [CC20/11/6]
BARNET, JOHN: and James Mathie, indwellers in Inchture; Bond to James Whittan, maltman in Dundee; 3 March 1697 [CC20/11/6]
BARRIE, ANDREW: in (Pilgovie), & MGT GAIRDNER, dau of James Gairdner in Mangat land; Marriage Contract, dated Lundie, 12 June 1685 & rec 20 April 1692 [CC20/11/6]
BARTLET, DAVID: advocate in Aberdeen; 19-yr Tack of Tack of parsonage of Kinkell [Aberdeen] from Principal & Professors of United Colleges in St Andrews; 26 June 1795 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
BEATTIE, HENRY snr: skipper in Anstruther Wester; Bond to David Fogo, residenter there; 27 Nov 1717 [CC20/11/8]
BEATTIE, WILLIAM: tenant in Forthar; Bond to Marie Seton, sister of Christopher Seton of Carriston; 13 Nov 1702 [CC20/11/7]
BEGBIE, JAMES: merchant in Anstruther, & WILLIAM LESSLIE, tenant in Kingsbarns; Submision betwixt; 27 Feb 1789 [CC20/11/12 Pp 254-57]
BELL, ANDREW: of Sandyhill; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elspeth Wallace, & eldest son, Andrew Bell (other children: John, James, David, Mgt & Euphan Bell); 14 Dec 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 212-18]
BERWICK, JOHN: tenant in Allanhill; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of wife, Jean Cummings, in life-rent, & children: Charles Sibbald, William, Mgt, James, Thomson, Robert, & Janet Berwick; Tutors for children were: William Berwick, tenant in Greigston; George Berwick, brewer in St Andrews; Robert Cummings, tenant in Denhead; & John Bell, tenant in Scooniehill 24 March 1803 [CC20/11/14]
BERWICK, WILLIAM: tenant in Wester Balrymonth, m to Mgt Adamson; Disp in favour of chidlren: William (eldest son), + letacies to dau, Janet Berwick, and sons, John & James (by 1st marriage), and David, George, & Charles Berwick (by present spouse, Mgt Adamson); 12 Aug 1776 [B65/22/38]
BETHUNE, DAVID: of Balfour; Bonds to: William Stivenson in Pittenweem, 25 Feb 1690; & Thomas Orrock, Stewart-Clerk of Regality of St Andrews, 28 March 1694 [CC20/11/6]
BETHUNE, ELIZABETH: relict of Mr William Knox, Minister of Gospel at Dairsie; Disp & Nomination in favour of yst dau, Elizabeth Knox [her brother, Harry Bethune of Clatto]; 28 June 1764 [CC20/11/9 Pp 70-72]
BETHUNE, EUPHAM: relict of John Landale of Ardit; Nomination of Executors in favour of Mr John Anstruther, advocate, her grandson, son of dec Captain Philip Ansturther of Innerkeithing & Elisabeth Landale; 15 March 1780 [CC20/11/11]
BETHUNE, HARRY: of Clatto; Factorie to son-in-law, Lieut-Col Harry Paton, late of 6th Regiment, 4 Oct 1768; and also to Robert Methven, writer in St Andrews, 13 Sep 1779 [CC20/11/9 Pp 153-54; CC20/11/11]
BETHUNE, JAMES yr: Bond to father, John Bethune elder, both of Blebo; 18 July 1704 [CC20/11/7]
BETHUNE, JOHN: of Blebo, & Harry Bethune of Clatto; Agreement betwixt; 21 Aug 1780 [CC20/11/11]
BETHUNE, PATRICK: apothecary in Coupar-Angus; Obligation to Patrick Jack, merchant in Dundee; 8 Aug 1696 [CC20/11/6]
BETHUNE, WILLIAM: of Blebo, portioner of Radernie; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with William Morris, also portioner of Radernie, 5 Sep 1796; Bond of Annuity to John Marr, shoemaker in St Andrews, 26 July 1799 [CC20/11/13; CC20/11/14; B65/22/37]
BEVERIDGE, MALCOLM: mariner at present in London, brother of dec William Beveridge, writer in Cupar; Factorie to brother, James Beveridge, tenant in Stravithie; 10 Oct 1750 [CC20/13/5]
BINNY, JANET: 2nd dau of dec Bailie James Binny of Forfar; Latter Will & Testament; 16 Jan 1809 [CC20/11/5 Pp 404-06; B65/22/33]
BISSET, PATRICK: plumber in Perth
BISSET, JOHN: merchant in Perth;
BALMAIN, JOHN: merchant in Perth; Contract betixt and the Water Committee of St Andrews, for bringing water into the City of St Andrews; 11 July 1792 [CC20/11/13]
BISSET, WILLIAM: & Andrew Ballhaird, at Kirk of Collessie; and James Smith in Thornegrin; Bond to James Whitten, maltman in Dundee; 3 March 1697 [CC20/11/6]
BLACK, JAMES: weaver in West Bridge of Innerteil; Disp in favour of spouse, Helen Marshall, in life-rent, & James Roger, son of eldest sister, Isobel Black, in fee; 20 Sep 1809 [B65/22/33]
BLACK, ROBERT: freeholder in Kingsbarns; Bond to James Paterson in St Andrews; 21 Feb 1722 [CC20/11/8]
BLACKWOOD, Dame AGNES: widow of Sir John Trelawney, Bart; Contract of Agreement betwixt and Alexander Monypenny of Pitmilly, Lieut-Col of 56th Reg of Foot, and James Aytone of Kinaldy; 22 May 1776 [B65/22/37]
BLYTH, ALEXANDER: tenant in Auchtermairnie; Bond to David Baxter, tailor indweller in Brunton of Kennoway; 6 March 1689 [CC20/11/6]
BLYTH, WILLIAM: Tack of lands of Birkhill from Isobel Hay, Lady Newton, during her life-time; 19 Aug 1696 [CC20/11/6]
BOGIE, JAMES: vintner in Cupar; Disp in favour of spouse, Anna Turnbull, and children: John (eldest son), George (2nd son), Jean (eldest dau), & Marie (yst dau); dated 1698, & rec 7 Nov 1729 [CC20/13/4]
BONAR, Captain JOHN GRAHAM: of Greigston, son of Thomas Graham; Trust Disp in favour of wife, Catherine Gregorie, dau of David Gregory, Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews, & others, + Nomination of Executors, 26 Jan 1809; Assig of Tack of Newbigging and Gathercauld in favour of Ann Lindsay Small, 3rd dau of Rev Alexander Small, Minister of Kilconquhar, & Mgt Graham, eldest natural dau of his yst son, William Graham, 26 Jan 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 418-37; 438-42; B65/22/37]
BONTHRON, ALEXANDER: Preacher of Gospel; and Mgt Hay, Lady Falfield; Minute of Agreement betwixt; 22 Dec 1709 [CC20/11/7]
BONTHRON, DAVID: of Falfield; and Alexander Morton, Prof of Humanity in United College, in name of Earl of Leven; Minute of Sale betwixt; 9 July 1755 [CC20/11/9 Pp 6-7]
BONTHRON, DAVID: of Falfield, brother of dec Robert Bonthron, surgeon apothecary in St Andrews; Disp & Assig to niece, Mgt Bonthron, dau of sd Robert Bonthron & spouse of William Landale, dyer in St Andrews; 9 March 1779 [CC20/11/11]
BONTHRON, MGT: spouse of William Landale, dyer in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of sd husband in life-rent, & children: Mgt, Helen, & Elizabeth Landale, in fee; 10 March 1779 [CC20/11/11]
BORTHWICK, ROBERT: late Bailie in Pittenweem; Disp to John Lindsay, merchant in St Andrews; 4 Jan 1725 [CC20/11/8]
BOSWELL, ALEXANDER: Discharge to Ronald Wemyss of Lathockar; 8 July 1701 [CC20/11/7]
BOSWELL, ALEXANDER: natural son of Lieut Walter Boswell & Euphemia Wallace, servant to William Duncan, merchant in St Andrews; Indenture, app under George Thomson, late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, for 6 yrs, from 4 June 1773 (rec 13 Feb 1778) [CC20/11/11; B65/22/36]
BOUSIE, ANDREW & JAMES PATTIE: Tack of lands of Over & Nether Merrylies (part of Mains of Lathockar) from James Wemyss of Lathockar; 6 April 1716 [CC20/11/7]
BOWACK, WILLIAM: weaver in Arbroath; Testament; 30 May 1808 [B65/22/36]
BOWMAN, MUNGO: cordiner Burgess of Falkland; Bond to Janet Gilbert, servitrix to Agnes Henderson, Lady Stamford; 27 Aug 1695 [CC20/11/6]
BRAID, HELEN: spouse of William Scott, baker in Largo, nearest and lawful heir to dec John Braid, late carpenter on board HM ship, the "Ville de Paris," her brother; Disp to Andrew Mithcell, mason in St Andrews; 14 Nov 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 371-77; B65/22/36]
BRAID, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews, present Convener of the Trades there; 19-yr Tack of New Miln & Waulk-miln from Magistrates of St Andrews; 19 Oct 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 513-21; B65/22/33; B65/22/37]
BROWN, ALEXANDER: tenant in Carngour, and ALEXANDER BROWN yr, land-labourer in Grange; 20-yr Tack of south-west park of lands of Fettercairn (Cameron parish) from Alexander Fraser, writer in St Andrews; 7 May 1770 [CC20/11/10]
BROWN, ANDREW: Minister of Anstruther Wester; Factor to the Heritors of Anstruther Wester; 16 July 1707 [CC20/11/7]
BROWN, BEATRIX: relict of dec John Daw, sometime merchant in Crail; Factorie to: niece, Isobell Brown, dau of John Brown, merchant in Burntisland, 17 Sep 1746; and to James Short, wright Burgess of Crail, 4 June 1748 [CC20/13/5]
BROWN, DAVID: portioner of Kingsbarns, & ALEXANDER JOHNSTON of Pittowie; Discharge to Heritors of Kingsbarns; 10 May 1802 [CC20/11/14]
BROUNE, JOHN: app Factor to Old College of St Andrews; 11 Aug 1694 [CC20/11/6]
BROUNE, JOHN: wheelwright in St Andrews, and William Imbrie, tenant in Byrehills; Bond to Alexander Allisone of Birkhill; 15 June 1720 (CC20/13/2]
BROWN, JOHN: tenant in Logie; 19-yr Tack of Town and Lands of Easter Dunmuir from Ninian Imrie of Dunmuir; 7 June 1775 [B65/22/37]
BROUN, WILLIAM: merchant in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of Robert Chrystiesson's dwelling house in St Andrews, together with fore and back shops, coal-house, stable and back yard, from said Robert Chrystiesson, merchant in St Andrews; 1727 [CC20/13/3]
BRUCE, Sir ALEXANDER: of Broomhall, patron of Kirk of Dairsie; Factorie to Thomas Bethune of Tarvit; 19 Jan 1694 [CC20/11/6]
BRUCE, ALEXANDER: son of Laird of Earlshall; Bond to John Reid, weaver in (Elie); 13 Aug 1697 [CC20/11/6]
BRUCE, ALEXANDER: of Pittarthie; Disp to Robert Hay of Drumcarro; 16 Nov 1709 [CC20/11/7]
BRUCE, Sir ANDREW: of Earlshall; Bond & Disp to James Stevenson, indweller at the Sea-milne; both 2 Oct 1701 [CC20/11/7]
BRUCE, GEORGE: of Stamford; Bond to James Henderson, tailor in Logie; 21 Nov 1693 [CC20/11/6]
BRUCE, GEORGE: in Newton; Bond to James Carstairs, one of the Bailies of St Andrews; 30 Feb 1703 [CC20/11/7]
BRUCE, HELEN: of Earlshall, spouse of Walter Wemyss; Disp, Assig, & Nomination in favour of sd Walter Wemyss, and her sister, Betty Bruce; 4 Feb 1774 [CC20/13/11]
BRUCE, JAMES elder: in Meikle-fowll; Bond to John Guthrie, factor to New College of St Andrews; 22 Nov 1704 [CC20/11/4]
BRUCE, JAMES: Residenter in Crail, and his spouse, Helen Key; Mutual Disp & Assig; 15 Nov 1775 [B65/22/37]
BRUCE, PATRICK: of Bunzion; Bond to John Mill, carter in Monimail; 8 Aug 1718 [CC20/11/8]
BRUCE, ROBERT: son of dec Andrew Bruce of Earlshall; Obligement to brother, Alexander Bruce, advocate; 11 March 1704 [CC20/11/7
BUCHANAN, Rev Mr GEORGE: Call to, by Elders & Managers of Relief Congregation at Strathkinnes; 15 Sep 1802 [CC20/11/14]
BUICK, WILLIAM: weaver in Arbroath; Testament in favour of brother-in-law, John Brown; 30 May 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 328-32]
BULTIE, ELIZABETH: dau of dec Thomas Bultie, merchant in Dundee Factorie to David Braid, tailor in St Andrews; 1 Dec 1697 [CC20/11/6]
BURNESS, JAMES: writer in Montrose; Bond of Caution; 21 Feb 1803 [CC201/11/14]
BURNE, ROBERT: messenger in St Andrews; Bond to John Lich of Moonzie-miln; 3 Jan 1701 [CC20/11/7]
BURNS, THOMAS: meal-maker in Argyle [St Andrews]; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Katherin Hamilton, & James Burns, his yst brother; 8 June 1780 [CC20/11/11]
BURTON, JOHN: Private in Light Co, HM 72nd Reg; Latter Will, nominating Samuel Billington of the Grenadier Co of sd Reg as sole Heir & Executor; 16 Oct 1801 [CC20/11/14]
BURTT, ANDREW: tenant in Kilwhiss; Bond to Isobel Page, dau of Andrew Page; 28 Nov 1694 [CC20/11/6]
CAMPBELL, ALEXANDER: merchant in St Andrews; STUART GRACE & CHRISTIANUS ADAMSON (both writers there); & ALEXANDER GREIG, carrier in Elie; 9-yr Tack of Common-Milns of sd City from Town of St Andrews; 17 Nov 1778 [CC20/11/11]
CAMPBELL, BEATRIX: relict of Mr John Cunnison, Minister at Dull Commission, 22 Jan 1697, & Assig, 13 April 1698, both to George Small, notary in Dull [CC20/11/6]
CAMPBELL, COLIN: of Smiddygreen, son of Donald Campbell; Bonds to: Robert Orrock, present Dean of Gild in St Andrews, and his spouse, [blank] Watson, 6 Sep 1714 [CC20/13/3]; and to eldest sister, Janet Campbell, 18 Oct 1721 [CC20/11/8]
CAMPBELL, ELIZABETH
CAMPBELL, HELEN: m to John Baine, late letter founder in Glasgow, now in Dublin; daus of dec Colin Campbell of Smiddygreen, Commissary Clerk at St Andrews; Discharge to Mr Charles Gregory, late Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews, now land waiter at port of Dunbar; 20 Oct 1749 [CC20/13/5]
CAMPBELL, MGT: relict of Mr John Small, sometime minister at Meigle, & Mr Alexander Leslie, Minister at Crail; Discharge to Arthur Forbes, tenant in Rires; 14 June 1693 [CC20/11/6]
CAMPBELL, ROBERT: of Smiddygreen; Factorie to sister, Elizabeth Campbell; 22 July 1749 [CC20/13/5]
CARDEAN, THOMAS: tenant in Easter Denoon [Denino?); Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Helen Malcom, & daus, Isobell & Helen Cardean; 25 Feb 1771 [CC20/11/15]
CARMICHAEL, MUNGO: brother of David Campbell of Balmeadow; Bonds to James Russel in Dunbog, 21 Aug 1697, & John Angus, son of umql John Angus in Burnside, 21 Aug 1697 [CC20/11/6]
CARNBEE, Minister & Kirk Session of: Disp & Assig to James Sibbald, writer in Edinburgh; 18 June 1722 [CC20/11/8]
CARSTAIRS, CATHERINE & HELEN: daus of dec Robert Carstairs, sometime Town Clerk of St Andrews (another sister, Marie, dec); Discharge to Curators; 10 Aug 1705 [CC20/11/7]
CARSTAIRS, COLIN: tenant in Grange; 19-yr Tack of West Mains of Kilbrackmonth from Philip Hamilton of KIlbrackmonth; 20 June 1724 [CC20/11/8]
CARSTAIRS, DAVID: feuar in Kilconquhar; & ISOBELL SCOTT, widower of late David Carstairs, feuar in Kilconquhar; Deed of Agreement betwixt; 10 Oct 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 509-12; B65/22/33
CARSTAIRS, JAMES: writer & late Bailie in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Reid, & chidlren, Gillian & Helen Carstairs (by 1st spouse, Janet Orrock), 12 Feb 1712; ; Disp & Assig to children: John, Isabell, & Elizabeth Carstairs, 17 May 1714; Assig to dau, Galan [Gillian] Carstairs, by last spouse, Janet Orrock, 5 Dec 1716 [CC20/11/7]
CARSTAIRS, JOHN: of Kilconquhar, son of Captain William Carstairs; Back bond to Helen Lindsay, relict of Mr John Wood, Minister of Gospel at St Andrews, & her son, Patrick Wood; 14 June 1706 [CC20/11/7]
CARSTAIRS, JOHN: writer in St Andrews; Bond to Andrew Thomson, late Deacon of Shoemakers in St Andrews; 8 Sep 1726 [CC20/11/8]
CARSTAIRS, MGT: sposue of Dr Robert Wood, Dr of Medecine in St Andrews; Latter Will & Testament, app sd spouse as only Executor, Legator & Universal Intromitter; 4 March 1720 [CC20/11/8]
CARSTAIRS, THOMAS: maltman Burgess in St Andrews; with consent of spouse, Elizabeth Howstoune, Disp & Assig to Robert Wemyss of Grangemuir; 10 Feb 1714 [CC20/11/7]
CARSTAIRS, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews; app Factor to Principal and Masters of New College, St Andrews; 9 April 1774 [CC20/13/11]
CARSTAIRS, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Helen Landale (copy of their marriage contract, dated 27 June 1766, to be found in B65/22/34) in life-rent, & children: James, George, William, Thomas, & Mgt Carstairs; 12 Oct 1780 [CC20/11/11]
CARSTAIRS, THOMAS: portioner of Kingsbarns; & ANDREW BELL of Sandyhill; Discharge to Heritors of Kingsbarns; 6 Aug 1804 [CC20/11/15 Pp 24-28]
CARSTAIRS, WILLIAM: elder & yr, portioners of Drumeldrie; Bond to George Carstairs, late Convener of Trades in St Andrews; 10 Dec 1751 [CC20/13/5]
CATHROW, DAVID: Residenter in Bridgend of Craigie; Deed of Settlement in favour of niece, Janet Duncan, at present residing in family with him, + legacies to Thomas Cathrow in Newton of Ardconochy & nieces: Catherine Duncan (spouse of James Anderson, weaver in Perth); Mgt Duncan (dec, whose son, John Morris); Catherine Sprunt (spouse of David Crighton in Barns of Auchtergaven); and nephew, David Sprunt, in Lethem; 9 June 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 271-74; B65/22/35]]
CHALMERS, ROBERT: of Over (Clowhat); Bond to William Rattray, Clerk of Regality of Cupar; 12 Sep 1696 [CC20/11/6]
CHAPLAND, WILLIAM: mariner in St Andrews; Bond to Mr David Watsone, writer in Edinburgh; 23 Aug 1722 [CC20/13/2]
CHEAPE, JAMES: of Strathtyrum, & WILLIAMM BERWICK in Hillary; Submission betwixt; 2 Nov 1802 [CC20/11/16]
CHRYSTIE, DAVID: tenant of Goatmilk, m to Alison Durie; Disp in favour of son, John Chrystie, & dau, Isobel Chrystie; 30 May 1750 [CC20/13/5]
CHRISTIE, JAMES: of Durie & Principal & Profs of United College, St Andrews; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 2 Jan 1797 [CC20//11/14]
CLARK, ANDREW: Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Finlay, writer in St Andrews; 28 Nov 1702 [CC20/11/7]
CLARK, JAMES: formerly maltman in Dundee, now servant to Mra Mgt Sharp in St Andrews; Disp to Mgt Buck, relict of Andrew Black, mariner in Dundee, Susannah Webster, spouse of James Rorie, mariner there, Mgt Ramsay, spouse of Alexander Kinninmond, mason there, and Mary Ramsay, relict of Patrick Arclay, tailor there; 14 Aug 1745 [CC20/13/5]
CLARK, Mrs JANNET: dau of dec Mr John Clark, surgeon apothecary in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of James Carstairs, merchant in St Andrews, in life-rent, & his children: William, Janet, Mgt & Jean Carstairs, in fee; 2 Aug 1759 [CC20/11/9 Pp 17-21]
CLERK, LUES: in the Waulkmiln of Pitmillie; Bond to John Durrie, maltman Burgess in St Andrews; 28 May 1703 [CC20/11/7]
CLEILAND, Mr ROBERT: late Minister of Gospel at Kilrenny, m to Mgt Hamilton, both dec; Factorie by Tutors for latter's children to Mr Alexander Anderson, Minister of Gospel at Kilrenny; 5 Nov 1713 [CC20/11/7]
COCHRAN, ROBERT: merchant Burgess in Crail, m to Grissell Yooll Bond to Thomas Simson, merchant citiner in St Andrews; 1 May 1690 [CC20/11/6]
COLINE, JAMES: in Rires-Mylne; Bond to David Robertson in Easter Lathallan; 11 Dec 1690 [CC20/11/6]
COLVILLE, ROBERT: eldest son of umql Mr Alexander Colville of Bath; Bond to James Duall, servitor to the Laird of Pitmillie; 11 Aug 1694 [CC20/11/6]
COOK, Mr JOHN: of Easter Newburn, & DAVID WEMYSS of Wester Lathockar; Feu Contract betwixt; 14 Feb 1786 [CC20/11/12 Pp 78-81]
CORNFUTE, ANDREW yr: tenant in Lundie-miln; 7-yr Tack of tenement or 2nd storey of dwelling-house from William Dempster of Foxton; 14 Feb 1722 [CC20/11/8]
CORNFOOT, JAMES: tenant in Gordonshall [Carnbee par]; 50-yr Tack of lands of Gordonshall from Thomas Dalziel of Lingo; 28 July 1766 [CC20/11/9 Pp 115-18]
CORNFOOT, JANET: dau of dec William Cornfoot, tenant in Balfour and residing in Milton of Balgonie; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of sister, Sophia Cornfoot (spouse of Thomas Jervice, sometime wright in Leslie) & others; 1 Nov 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 362-70; B65/22/36]
CORSAR, JANET: relict of Robert Balfour in Crail; Latter Will and Codocil, in favour of among others her nieces: Janet, Elizabeth & Jean Corsar (the last in London); and her grandniece, Janet Lessells, dau of James Lessells, weaver in Parkhead, 2 Nov 1769; also Disp in favour of Elizabeth Corsar (spouse of Robert Neven, lint-dresser in St Andrews) & Janet Corsar (spouse of James Fowler in Crail), and others, including Elspith Adamson, dau of her sister, Euphan Corsar, residing Crail, 30 Nov 1769 [CC20/11/10]
CORSTORPHINE, DAVID: portioner of Kingsbarns, & JEAN MAXWELL, 2nd dau of James Maxwell of Leckie-bank; Marriage Contract, dated 20 June 1691 & rec 19 Nov 1714 [CC20/11/7]
CORSTORPHINE, JOHN: dec, of Nydie, m to Mgt Philp; Factorie by sd Mgt Philp as Tutor for children (John, Jean & Mgt) to James Carstairs, writer in St Andrews, 7 March 1705; Discharge to Elizabeth Reid, relict of sd James Carstairs, sometime Bailie of St Andrews, 12 April 1714 [CC20/11/7]
CORSTORPHINE, JOHN: of Nydie; with consent of mother, Mgt Philp, & Curators, Factorie to Mr James Martine of Clairemont; 26 Aug 1719 [CC20/11/8]; Bond to William Deure, present Deacon of Wrights in St Andrews, 5 Dec 1728 [CC20/13/4]
CORSTORPHINE, JOHN: portioner of Kingsbarns; Disp in favour of spouse, Isobel Brown; 18 Nov 1794 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
CUPAR, ALEXANDER: wright Burgess in St Andrews, and JEAN PATERSON, dau of James Paterson, maltman Burgess there; Marriage Contract, dated 24 June 1718 & rec 9 Sep 1755 [CC20/13/6]
COUPER, DAVID: tenant in Craigfoodie; 7-yr Tack of lands of Little Vantage from John Bethune of Craigfoodie; 14 April 1711 [CC20/11/7]
COUPAR, DAVID: tenant in Coals, and his spouse, Janet Fairnie; Mutual Settlement (their only son, John Coupar; daus: Mgt, Nancy, Elizabeth, Isobel, & Janet); 20 June 1775 [B65/22/37]
COUPAR, SIMON: Vicar of Ranuds, son of Elizabeth Russell; Factorie to Mr George Bruce, Dr of Medecine in Pittenweem; 17 Nov 1714 [CC20/11/7]
COWAN, DAVID: tenant in Kippo; Trust Disp & Settlement to Trustees (Robert Tod in Drumcairn, David Tod in Newbigging, and Andrew Cowan in Dumbarnie) for wife, Elizabeth Tod, and children: David (eldest son), Robert, Charles, Henry, Betty, & Mgt; 12 Aug 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 242-47; B65/22/33]
CRAIL, Magistrates & Town Council of: Bond to Rachel Bethune, relict of Mr Robert Fairweather; 6 May 1765 [CC20/11/9 Pp 81-83
CRAWFURD, JOHN yr: indweller in Kingsbarns; Bond to Janet Baynes, indweller in Kingsbarns; 14 Nov 1721 [CC20/11/8]
CRAUFURD, Lady MARY LINDSAY: of Crawfurd & Kilbirnie; Commission to Stuart Grace, Town Clerk of St Andrews; 7 Feb 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 445-48; B65/22/33]
CRAWFORD, WILLIAM: tenant in Kenly, whose brother (dec) was Thomas Crawford; Bond & Obligation to sister-in-law, Mgt Carmichell, relict of sd Thomas Crawford, and her children, John & Mgt Crawford; 12 Dec 1753 [CC20/13/6]
CREE, AGNES: relict of John Scott of Langraw; with her dau, Janet Scott (spouse of James Nisbet, wright in St Andrews), Factorie to Robert Mathie, writer in St Andrews; 16 Oct 1779 [CC20/11/11]; Nomination of grand-dau, Agnes Liddel, dau of dec Charles Liddel, merchant in St Andrews, as Sole Executor & Universal Intromitter, 8 Nov 1788 [CC20/11/12 Pp 240-41]
CRUIKSHANK, GEORGE: of Banchrie, Advocate; 3-yr Tack of Manor place and house of Nydie form the Tutors of John Corstorphine of Nydie; 20 Jan 1707 [CC20/11/7]
CUNNAND, WILLIAM: tenant in Spittlefield, & CHRISTIAN BROWN, dau of Charles Brown, tenant in Greigston; Marriage Contract, dated 17 April 1789 & rec 26 April 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 470-73; B65/22/33]
CUNNINGHAM, ALEXANDER: one of the Clerks of Signet; Factorie to Stuart Grace, writer in St Andrews; 31 July 1779 [CC20/11/11]
CUNINGHAME, JOHN: residenter in St Andrews; Bonds to Thomas Orrock, Stewart-Clerk of Regality of St Andrews, 12 Sep 1688, & to James Murray, writer in Edinburgh, 11 July 1695 [CC20/11/6]
CUNISTON, JOHN: of Belnarie, factor to Beatrix Campbell, relict of umql Mr John Cunison, late Minister at Dull; Factorie to Harie Balneaves, son of Mr William Balneaves, minister; 19 Nov 1694 [CC20/11/6]
CURRIER, JAMES: tenant in Pitteuchar; Bond to William Paterson, schoolmaster in St Andrews; 24 June 1723 [CC20/11/8]
DALRYMPLE, MGT: relict of George Thomson, carpenter Burgess of Dysart; Ratification & Disp to brother-in-law, Alexander Thomson; 4 Nov 1746 [CC20/13/5]
DANIELL, JOHN: tenant in Craighead; Bond to Andrew Beans, tenant in Arncroach; 22 Feb 1698 [CC20/11/6]
DARSIE, JOHN: Burgess in Anstruther, & JANET LUCKLAW, his future spouse, dau of Simon Lucklaw in Largo; Contract betwixt, dated 2 & 3 Jan 1645 & rec 27 March 1695 [CC20/11/6]
DAVIDSON, JANE: dau of dec Mr Alexander Davidson of Newtoune, and now spouse of Mr Alexander Adam, preacher of the Gospel in Edinburgh; Disp in favour of sd Alexander Adam; 27 May 1694 [CC20/11/6]
DEAS, JANET: relict of Mr John Webster, late schoolmaster at Kilrenny; Factory to David Swine, merchant in Crail; 13 Jul 1754 [CC20/13/6]
DEAS, JANET: relict of dec Thomas Bonthron, fisherman in Buckhaven; Latter Will & Testament in favour of children: James, Robert, Janet (spouse of William Logie), Isobel (spouse of William Dease), & Elizabeth (spouse of John Deas), all males fishermen in Buckhaven; 26 July 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 332-36; B65/22/36]
DEMPSTER, JOHN & Robert Hill: merchants in Glasgow; Bond of Caution to the Fife Banking Co; 6 Sep 1802 [CC20/11/14]
DENHAM, THOMAS: sometime tenant in Fairneyland; Assig to David Lata, tenant in Denhead, and George Henry, feuar at Wardend, nr Dundee; 26 May 1769 [CC20/11/10]
DEWAR, JAMES: of Lassodie; Bonds to Euphan Orrock, dau of dec Mr Alexander Orrock of Cassindonald, 25 June 1723 [CC20/11/8]; and to Isobell Aytone, relict of dec Mr Alexander Orrock of Cassindonald, 12 Dec 1735 [CC20/13/4]
DEWAR, WILLIAM: in Markinch, & Mr John Dewar, schoolmaster in Leven (Cautioner: John Balfour yr of Balbirnie); Bond to William Tough in Leven; 19 March 1701 [CC20/11/7]
DICK, JAMES: Ensign to General Philip Anstruther's Reg of Foot, eldest son of dec Mr William Dick, Minister of Cupar; Assig to sisters, Isobell Dick (spouse of Rev James Gillespie), & Janet Dick; 9 June 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 170-73]
DICK, Mrs MGT; spouse of Hon Captain Frederick Maitland of HM Navy; Obligation to Mrs Isobell Makgill of Rankeillour, widow of dec Mr William Dick, Minister of Cupar; 28 Jan 1785 [CC20/11/12 Pp 25-32]
DICK, RICHARD: Rector of Grammar School of St Andrews, & MARY IRONS; Marriage Contract, dated 9 Dec 1746 & rec 7 March 1764 [CC20/11/9 Pp 67-70]
DICKESON, ANDREW: glazier in Anstruther Easter; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Janet Dickeson (whom failing, Alexander Bell, wigmaker in St Andrews, & his 2 daus, Nans & Janet Bell); 21 Oct 1786 [CC20/11/12 Pp 131-38]
DICKSON, JAMES: smith in Ancrame, alias Clakington, m to Mgt Galloway, sister germain & Executrix qhua nearest in kin to dec William Galloway, merchant in St Monance; Factorie to son, Patrick Dickson; 2 April 1753 [CC20/13/6]
DONALDSON, JOHN: mason in Cupar; 19-yr Tack of 11 acres & 1 rood of Middlefield from Mrs Mgt Young or Imrie of Middlefield, widow of dec William Imrie of Dunmuir; 21 Dec 1762 [CC20/11/9 Pp 50-52]
DONALDSON, JOHN: at West Dron; Trust Disp to Trustees (who included his mother, Isobel Donaldson, and James Donaldson, merchant in Glasgow), for chidlren: Kathrine, Elizabeth, Isabel, and John Donaldson; 10 May 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 92-107]
DONALDSON, WILLIAM: seaman in Wester Kinnear; Partial Revocation of Disp & Settl to 2 of his sons, John & Robert Donaldson; 15 Nov 1776 [B65/22/37]
DOUGLAS, JOHN: Bailie of Haddington, m to Mgt Sempell; Disp in favour of eldest son, Robert Douglas; 11 June 1764 [CC20/11/9 Pp 73-76]
DOW, WILLIAM: land-labourer in Kinshaldy, par of Leuchars, and his spouse, Agnes Swinton; Mutual Disp, Assig, & Nomination, dated 3 Oct 1783 & rec 29 March 1809 [B65/22/33]
DOWNIE, JOHN: tenant in Balneil; Bonds to Thomas Walwood elder, merchant in St Andrews, 27 April 1692 & George Smith of Gibliston, 11 Oct 1695 [CC20/11/6]
DREW, ANN & MGT: dau of dec Mr Joseph Drew, Principal of St Leonard's College; Factorie to to Mr John McCormick, Min of Gospel in St Andrews; 4 June 1739 [CC20/13/4]
DRUMMOND, JOHN: late shoemaker, now mariner in St Monance, and his spouse, Christian Moyes; Mutual Disp; 16 May 1785 [CC20/11/12 Pp 44-49]
DRYBURN, DAVID: son of David Dryburn, gardener in Strathtyrum; Indenture, app under David Thomson, shoemaker in Logie, for 3 yrs from Whitsunday 1769 (rec 17 June 1771) [CC20/11/10]
DRYBURGH, HUGH: present servitor to James Mercer, mason residenter in Kinross; Bond to sd James Mercer; July 1695 [CC20/11/6]
DRYSDALE, DAVID: residenter in Kinghorn; Disp & Settlement in favour of only surv dau, Jane Drysdale, spouse of James Gordon, + legacies to Euphemia McLeod (spouse of Peter Hunter, wright in Kinghorn) & Helen McLeod (spouse of Alexander Chapman, mariner in Kinghorn), daus of dec Elizabeth Dunbar (his wife by a former marriage), also legacies to his grandchildren: David, Andrew, Elizabeth, Jane, Mgt & Euphame Millar (children of his dec dau, Elizabeth Drysdale, spouse of Andrew Millar); 14 June 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 113-18]
DUDDINGSTON, WILLIAM: of St Ford; Bond to James Finlay elder, portioner of Balchristie; 22 Jan 1690 [CC20/11/6]
DUDDINGSTON, WILLIAM: of Stamford; Bond to Mathilder Adams, relict of umql Mr David Guthrie in Dundee; 5 May 1698 [CC20/11/6]
DUFF, PETER: merchant & late Bailie in Perth; Disp & Assig; 27 March 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 221-31]
DUNBAR, ROBERT: Royal Bursar in New College of Univ of St Andrews; Factorie to Mr Laurence Adamson, Library Keeper to sd Univ; 22 May 1755 [CC20/11/9 Pp 15-16]
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER: of Stonywind; Assig in favour of spouse, Catharine Thomson, & dau, Mgt Duncan; 4 March 1732 [CC20/13/4]
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER: of Stonywind; Factorie to mother, Janet Tod, relict of William Duncan of Stonywind; 27 June 1781 [CC20/11/11
DUNCAN, ANDREW: tenant of Craigie; Bonds to Thomas Duncan & Jannet Duncan, son & dau of umql William Duncan in Craigie; 27 Feb 1688 & 17 Nov 1689 [CC20/11/6]
DUNCAN, Dr ANDREW & Mr ALEXANDER DUNCAN: sons of Andrew Duncan, shipmaster in St Andrews, & Katharine Vilant; Assig to John Adamson, tenant in Burnside; 15 Dec 1790 [CC20/11/12 Pp 325-29]
DUNCAN, ARCHIBALD: tenant in Johnstone's part of Cowbackie; Bond to Thomas Gregory, shipmaster in St Andrews, son-in-law of dec John Johnstone elder of Cowbackie, & Helen Simpson (his cautioner, John Low, tenant in Craigie); 27 Feb 1727 [CC20/13/3
DUNCAN, DAVID: maltman in St Andrews; 6-yr Tack of 1 acre and
3 roods of land in Priory-acres in shod commonly called the Garrows, from Robert Lyon, surgeon in Kennoway; 7 June 1720 [CC20/13/2]
DUNCAN, DAVID: tenant in (Inshock); General Disp in favour of spouse, Agnes Scott, & children: David, Thomas, James, & Mgt Duncan; 22 April 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 464-69; B65/22/33]
DUNCAN, GEORGE: tenant in Easter Pitcorthie; 19-yr Tack of Town and lands of Lingo, called Northside, lying within the parish of Carnbee, from Philip Hamilton of Kilbrackmonth; 4 June 1723 [CC20/11/8; CC20/13/2]
DUNCAN, HENDRY: skipper in Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Bond to brother, John Duncan, & his wife, Anna Grigrie; 24 June 1696 [CC20/11/6]
DUNCAN, JAMES: residenter in St Andrews; Bond to Mgt Brydie, relict of dec Mr David Falconer, sometime Rector of Univ of St Andrews; 2 Nov 1689 [CC20/11/6]
DUNCAN, JAMES: Prof of Philosophy in Old College, St Andrews; Factorie to Provost & Masters of sd Old College; 22 June 1730 [CC20/13/4]
DUNCAN, JANET: relict of Andrew Fender, and now spouse of John Louthan; Bond to daus, Elizabeth & Agnes Fender; 10 July 1695 [CC20/11/6]
DUNCAN, ROBERT: sometime maltman in St Andrews, now in Crail; Bond to William Duncan, present Convener of the Trades in St Andrews; 29 Jan 1691 [CC20/11/6]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: wright in Kilconquhar; 3-yr Tack of Loch of Kilconquhar from John Carstairs, Laird of Kilconquhar; 21 May 1702 [CC20/11/7]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews; Bond to Helen Buchan, relict of dec James Aiken, sometime meal
maker in St Andrews; 1 July 1723 (CC20/13/2)
DUNCAN, THOMAS: founder in Little Carron nr St Andrews, and JOHN HOGG, Provisor of United College in St Andrews; Minute of Sale betwixt; 26 Feb 1771 [CC20/11/10]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: tenant in Comielaw; 19-yr tack of several of the Parks of Kellie from Earl of Kellie; 24 April 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 263-67; B65/22/34]
DUNCAN, WILLIAM: of Stonywind; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse Janet Tod, in life-rent, & children: Alexander (eldest son), David (2nd son), Mgt, Katharine, & Janet Duncan; 22 June 1768 [CC20/11/9 Pp 144-53]
DUNDAS, PATRICK: Collector of the Vacant Stipends; Assigs to George Small, notary in Dull, & Beatrix Campbell, relict of Mr John Cunison, Minister at Dull, both 13 April 1698 [CC20/11/6]
EDMOND, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Assig to Stuart Grace, Town Clerk of St Andrews, for creditors; 28 Nov 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 204-08]
EDMOND, PHILIP: of Boarhills; & DAVID PHILP, late tenant in Boarhills; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 11 June 1797 [CC20/11/14]
EDMOND, ROBERT: tenant in Falside; Disp in favour of spouse, Janet Cairns; 2 Oct 1790 [CC20/11/12 Pp 314-18]
ELDER, JOHN: tenant in Hilton; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Chrissiana Robertson, & dau, Janet Elder; 19 Dec 1712 [CC20/11/7]
ELDER, WILLIAM: shoemaker in Ceres; Bonds to David Miller, smith at Newbigging of Blebo, & Agnes Kirkcaldie, spouse of Johne Millar in Kinninmonth, both 23 March 1691 [CC20/11/6]
ERSKINE, DAVID: & William Jeffrey, late of Bengal, now in Fife; Agreement betwixt relative to Barony of Cambo, of which they were sub-tenants; 13 Aug 1793 [CC20/11/13]
EWAN, JOHN: tenant in Mains of Kincaple; 19-yr Tack of Mains of East Kincaple from Rev Alexander Martin of East Kincaple; 14 Dec 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 196-201]
FAIRFOUL, JOHN: indweller in St Andrews; 9-yr tack of 2 acres of arable land within Priory Acres in shod called Capies Miln from Elizabeth Dryburgh in St Andrews; 21 Sep 1732 [CC20/13/4]
FAIRFULL, WILLIAM: tenant in Nether Pratis; Bond to James Finlay yr, portioner of Balchristie; 1 Dec 1688 [CC20/11/6]
FAIRNIE, JAMES: merchant in St Andrews; Factorie to New College in St Andrews; 23 Nov 1714 [CC20/11/7]
FERMER, ANDREW: tenant in Thomaston-mill; 19-yr Tack of parts of lands of Middlefield belonging to Mrs Marjory Young, widow of William Imrie of Dunmuir; 24 Jan 1764 [CC20/11/9 Pp 62-65]
FENTON, Mr JAMES: Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews; Assig to Isobell Mark, dau of umql - Mark, citiner Burgess of St Andrews, and James Fairnie, eldest son of John Fairnie yr, maltman Burgess there, his cousin; 13 Jan 1714 [CC20/11/7]
FIFE, Mr HARIE: Student of Divinity at St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Orrok, Stewart-Clerk of Regality of St Andrews; 1 March 1693 [CC20/11/6]
FINLAY, ANDREW: indweller in Drumeldrie; 7-yr Tack from Thomas Bethune of Tarvit; 2 Oct 1721 [CC20/11/8]
FINLAY, JAMES yr: portioner of Balchristie; Bond to Andrew Thomson yr, shoemaker in St Andrews, and his spouse, Agnes Carstairs; March 1703 [CC20/11/7]
FINLAY, JAMES: of Balchrystie; and Andrew Shepherd, lately his tenant; Submission & Decreet Arbitral, 25 May 1724 (not booked) [CC20/13/3]; Bond to Thomas Fleming, tenant in Drumcarro, 10 July 1728 [CC20/13/4]
FINLAY, JANET: relict of Patrick Cairns, sometime tenant of Scoonie-hill; with her eldest son, Patrick Cairns, 19-yr TAck of Scoonie-hill from Principal & Masters of United College of St Andrews; 30 Oct 1773 [CC20/13/11]
FLETCHER, Cornet JAMES: Contract with Lachlan Shaw, Bailie of Cupar, and George Hewet, Bailie of St Andrews, as Factor of Sir William Sharp of St Ford; 4 Feb 1690 [CC20/11/6]
FOGGO, DAVID: elder, tenant in Cambo-law, m to Christian Lessels (dec); Bond to Christian Jerves, yst dau of Peter Jerves, tenant in Bowhouse of Ardross; 30 Sep 1718 [CC20/11/8]
FFOGO, WILLIAM: flesher Burgess of Anstruther Wester; Bond to Fleshers Poor Box of Crail, Anstruther Easter, Anstruther Wester, & Pittenweem; 24 Dec 1734 [CC20/13/4]
FORBES, ARTHUR: of Rires; Heritable Bond to Geills Finlay, relict of dec John Carstairs, sometime maltman in St Andrews, and their sons, James & Thomas Carstairs; 23 June 1691 [CC20/11/6]
FORBES, ROBERT: of Rires, eldest son of dec Arthur Forbes of Rires; Bonds to: Andrew Carstairs, son of dec Andrew Carstairs, sometime maltman in St Andrews, & Mgt Clerk, 23 June 1691; to Alexander Johnstone, indweller in St Andrews, 23 June 1691; to Gilbert Baird, Burgess citine of St Andrews, 3 Feb 1692; to William Walker, baxter in St Andrews, brother of Elizabeth, or Elspeth Walker, and son of dec James Walker, sometime Deacon-Convener of Trades in St Andrews, 23 June 1692 [CC20/11/6]
FORDYCE, THOMAS: of Aytoun; Disp to William Walker, merchant in St Andrews; 28 March 1753 [CC20/13/6]
FORRESTER, DAVID: sometime Prof of Philosophy in Old College, St Andrews; Factorie to James Hadow, Prof in New College, St Andrews; 14 March 1707 [CC20/11/7]
FORRESTER, THOMAS: Minister at St Andrews; Factorie to William Jack, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, 26 Dec 1692; Bond to Patrick Wilson, writer in St Andrews, 26 Mah 1697 [CC20/11/6]
FORRESTER, THOMAS: Principal; Mr James Haddow, Professor; and Mr John Syme, Professor; all of New College in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral + Discharge; 16 July 1705 [CC20/11/7]
FORRET, CHRISTIAN: widow in St Andrews; Assig to Judith Wallwood, dau of Thomas Wallwood, merchant in St Andrews; 9 Sep 1693 [CC20/11/6]
FOWELLS, DAVID: maltman in Craigrothie; 12-yr TAck of 4 acres of lands of New-grange, commonly called the Tongues, from George Hewett late Bailie of St Andrews; 19 May 1725 (not booked) [CC20/13/3]
FRAZER, DAVID: writer in St Andrews; Submission with Mr Thomas Mason, Minister of Gospel at Gleniston; 5 Aug 1776 [B65/22/37]
FRAZER, JOHN: carpenter in Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Bond to Andrew Simpson, tenant in the Nethermuirs; 17 March 1735 [CC20/13/4]
FROGG, GEORGE: Provisor for United College Tables of St Andrews and his spouse, Marion Stroak; Contract betwixt; 13 July 1790 [CC20/11/12 Pp 299-304]
FROST, LEWIS: of Ramford (Co of Essex), surgeon, and his spouse, Jane Frost; Contract of Separation; 28 Nov 1770 [CC20/11/10]
FURTON, LYDIA: widow of John Falconer of Dun, residing Cupar; Trust Disp & Settlement; 15 April 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 304-27; B65/22/36]
GALLOWAY, WILLIAM: tenant in Cabbage Hall, eldest son of dec John Galloway, tenant in Kirkton of Cameron; Bond of Annuity to mother, Euphan Pride, 4 July 1770 [CC20/11/10]; Disp in favour of spouse, Jean Scott, in life-rent, & eldest son, James Galloway, in fee, + legacies to other children: Alexander, David, William, Jean, & Euphan Galloway; 7 May 1783 [CC20/11/11
GARDINER, JOHN: mason in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Mary Wastwood, in life-rent, & daus, Helen & Isobell Wastwood, in fee; 3 Dec 1734 [CC20/13/4]
GARDNER, PATRICK: in parish of Abernyte; Bond to John Gourlay in Errol; 1 Feb 1703 [CC20/11/7]
GAVINE, JOHN: of Whiteriggs; Bond of Caution for James Grant, Factor of Pittarrow; 17 Dec 1746 [CC20/13/5]
GEDDIE, JAMES: app Factor to St Leonard's College; 20 Feb 1703 [CC20/11/17]
GEDDE, JOHN: only son of dec Alexander Gedde in Crail; Bond to Simon Greig, writer in St Andrews; 30 Sep 1690 [CC20/11/6]
GEDDIE, WILLIAM: tailor Burgess in Cupar; Factorie to David Balfour of Kinloch; 15 Dec 1697 [CC20/11/6]
GEIKIE, WILLIAM: and David Rollo, & Andrew Balbarie, all in Collessie; Bond to James Whittan, maltman in Dundee; 3 March 1697 [CC20/11/6]
GIBSON, JAMES: tenant in Clairemont; Bond to Mr James Nairne, Minister of Gospel at Anstruther Easter (cautioner, William Tullos, tenant in Craigie); 24 July 1735 [CC20/13/4]
GILLESPIE, ANDREW & JAMES: in Crail; Tack of 3® acres of lands of West Barns from Profs of Philosophy in Univ of St Andrews; 3 May 1714 [CC20/11/7]
GILLESPIE, Dr JAMES: Principal of New College, St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Jean Fortune and Assig & Bond to children: James Gillespie (eldest son, dec), William (2nd son), Laurence (3rd son), David (4th son), Alexander (5th son) & daus, Jean, Isobell, Ann, & Elizabeth Gillespie, all by the marriage to his 1st spouse, Isobell Dick; both 21 June 1791 [CC20/11/12 Pp 334-39 & 339-43]
GILLESPIE, JOHN: of Newton, and his sisters: Mgt Gillespie (m to David Simson, writer in Anstruther), Christian Gillespie (m to Thomas Cook of Newburn), and Ann & Janet Gillespie; Agreement betwixt; 11 June 1706 [CC20/11/7]
GLASS, JAMES: eldest son of Rev Mr Patrick Glass of Crail; Bond to sd father; 26Sep 1765 [CC20/11/9 Pp 97-98]
GLASS, Mr PATRICK: Minister of Gospel at Crail, & JEAN DICKSON, dau of James Dickson, merchant in St Andrews; Marriage Contract dated 31 May 1736 & rec 11 March 1767; Discharge to son, James Glass, 11 March 1767 [CC20/11/9 Pp 133-37 & 137-39]
GOODSIR, JAMES: vintner in Kennoway; Bond to James Watson, soldier in Lord Jedburgh's Reg of Dragoons, who was m to Gillon, or Jealian, Christie; 4 July 1701 [CC20/11/7]
GORDON, JOHN: in Thornegrown, & William Nairne in Collessie; Bond to James Whittan, maltman in Dundee; 3 March 1697 [CC20/11/6]
GORDON, JOHN yr: of Gowberie; Factor to Presbytery of St Andrews; 10 Nov 1701 [CC20/11/7]
GORDON, PATRICK: of St Fort, & John Burn of Middlemiln; Mutual Obligement; 7 Feb 1707 [CC20/11/7]
GORDON, WILLIAM: of Balcomie; Bond to Alexander Ferrier, late Bailie in St Andrews; 28 April 1701 [CC20/11/7]
GOURLAY, JANET: relict of umql James Makie, sometime Town Clerk of Burntisland; Bond to Christian Henderson, relict of umql James Toddie, sometime Burgess of St Andrews; 18 April 1694 [CC20/11/6]
GRACE, STUART: Town Clerk of St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of garden or enclosure commonly called Dysart Brae from Masters of New College of St Andrews; 10 Feb 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 448-52]
GRAHAM, THOMAS: of Greigston; Tack of lands Newbigging of Craighall and Gathercauld from John Thomson, WS; 21 Feb 1770 [CC20/11/10]
GRANGE: Submission & Decreet Arbitral between props of lands of, & Division of sd lands; 23 Dec 1803 [CC20/11/14]
GREGORY, CHARLES: Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews, and the Masters of the two Philosophy Col|eges in Univ of St Andrews; Agreement betwixt; 26 May 1722 [CC20/11/8]
GREIG, ROBERT: merchant in St Andrews, and his spouse, Katharin Rankeillor; Mutual Disp, Assig, & Nomination; 8 July 1754 [C20/13/6]
GREIG, Mr SIMON: writer in St Andrews, m to Beatrix Bell, with daus, Catharine & Jannet Greig; Heritable Bond to Principal & Masters of St Leonard's College; 20 Feb 1705 [CC20/11/7]
GREIG, THOMAS: maltman in Cupar, & the Masters of New College, St Andrews; Contract betwixt; 9 Jan 1714 [CC20/11/7]
GRIGOR, JOHN: mealmaker in St Andrews; 11-yr Tack of 5 acres of land of Cairns [par of St Andrews] from George Humbelton of Cairns; 17 Aug 1697 [CC20/11/6]
GUILLAN, DAVID: tanner in St Andrews, m to dec Katharine Wilson; Latter Will & Testament app dau, Katharine Guillan, as sole Executrix & Universal Legator; 27 Jan 1785 [CC20/11/12 Pp 23-25]
HADOW, Dr GEORGE: Prof of Hebrew in New College, St Andrews; Factorie to: Mr Laurence Adamson, Library Keeper, 30 May 1753; and to Thomas Carstairs, merchant in St Andrews, 17 May 1774 [CC20/13/6; CC20/13/11]
HALDANE, JAMES: Prof of Church History in College of St Andrews; Factorie to Mr Charles Gregory, Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews; 23 July 1723 [CC20/11/8]
HALKERSTON, GEORGE: brother of Mr William Halkerston of Rathillet; Factor to Old College of St Andrews, 16 Oct 1697; Bond to Mr Robert Ramsay, Provost of Old College of St Andrews, 10 Feb 1705 [CC20/11/6; CC20/11/7]
HALKERSTON, HELENAS: of Rathillet; Contract of Agreement with spouse, Barbara Maitland, + Factorie to sd spouse, both 22 March 1769 [CC20/11/10]
HALYBURTON, THOMAS: Prof of Divinity in New College, St Andrews Disp in favour of spouse, Jannet Watson, & children: David, Mgt Amelia, Jannet, Euphan, & Magdalane Halyburton; 5 Dec 1712 [CC20/11/7]
HALIBURTON, THOMAS: only son of James Halyburton, late of Todder, and now at Lintrose; Latter Will & Testament in favour of eldest sister, Mgt Hallyburton, & yr sisters: Marjory, Anne, & Katherine Hallyburton; 9 Dec 1754 [CC20/11/9 Pp 1-3]
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER: of Kinkell, & MGT PITCAIRN, only dau of Henrie Pitcairn of Lauceston; Marriage Contract dated 10 Dec 1669 & rec 18 July 1702 [CC20/11/7]
HAMILTON, ALEXANDER: surgeon apothecary at Halkartoun
HAMILTON, AGNES: relict of Rbt Hamilton, portioner of Bathgate
HAMILTON, MARION: spouse of Wm Trail;, Minister at Benholme
HAMILTON, KATHARINE: at Glenbervie; all children of dec Alexander Hamilton of Kinkell; Factorie to sd Mr William Traill 25 March 1725 [CC20/11/8]
HAMILTON, JOHN: now of Kinkell; Bond to Mr James Wood of Denino, representing the Kirk Session of Denino; 18 June 1722 [CC20/11/8]
HAMILTON, ROBERT: of Kilbrackmont; Bond to Alexander Horsburgh in Kellie; 27 Aug 1695 [CC20/11/6]
HANNAY, GEORGE: of Kingsmuir; with consent of brother, Thomas Hannay, Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Lieut-Col Alexander Monnypenny of Pitmilly & James Ayton of Kinaldy; 1 April 1772 [CC20/11/10]
HARDIE, Mr WILLIAM & Mr JOHN McCORMICK: Ministers of Gospel at St Andrews; Discharge & Obligation to Robert Hay of Naughton & Mr Charles Gregory, Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews; 1 April 1720 [CC20/11/8]
HATHAWAY, MARY: relict of Captain William Hannay of Kingsmuir; Assig & Nomination to Edmund Hanny & others; 25 April 1777 [B65/22/37]
HAY, Mr ALEXANDER: Minister at Kilconquhar; Bond to Andrew Phenison, writer in St Andrews; 15 Aug 1690 [CC20/11/6]
HAY, JOHN: of Morton; Disp, Assig, & Nomination in favour of John Dykes, tenant in Scotscraig, + legacies to nephews and nieces: John, Catharine, & Elizabeth Stark (children of James Stark, gildbrother in St Andrews); Mary & Marjory Jervies (daus of dec William Jervice of Dunmuir); also to Barbara & Elizabeth Dykes (daus of sd John Dykes), and to nephew, John Hay, 2nd son of dec John Hay of Paris; 25 Sep 1775 [B65/22/37]
HAY, MGT: tenant in Kilminning; Bond to John Broune, mealmaker Burgess of Crail; 12 May 1701 [CC20/11/7]
HAY, ROBERT: of Naughton; Bond to Captain Patrick Bruce of Bunzion, who was m to his 3rd dau, Mgt Hay; 1727 (not booked) [CC20/13/4]
HEDDERWICK, Mr ANDREW: of Pitcullo; Discharge to Dr Andrew Melville; 29 July 1697 [CC20/11/6]
HEDDERWICK, JOHN: tenant in Reres, & David Keddy at Leuchars; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 15 Nov 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 377-86; B65/22/36]
HENDERSON, ALEXANDER: tenant in Methil-hill, & JEAN FERNIE, dau of dec William Fernie of Durie-miln; Marriage Contract, dated 29 Feb 1808 & rec 28 Aug 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 502-09; B65/22/33]
HENDERSON, HELEN: residing Kincraig; Last Will & Testament in favour of nieces, Susan & Isobell Henderson, daus of William Henderson, baker in Dundee; 21 June 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 486-87; B65/22/33]
HENDERSON, JAMES: of Earlshall, & Robert Hamilton, WS; Bond to Patrick Anderson, merchant in Leith; 5 Dec 1771 [CC20/11/10]
HENDERSON, MATTHEW: in Fingask; Bond to father-in-law, William Fairfull in Kingask; 26 May 1702 [CC20/11/7]
HENDERSON, ROBERT: Bond to Lord Edward Murray; 25 May 1697 [CC20/11/6]
HENRY, GEORGE: tenant in St Nicholas; Assig & Translation to Charles Dempster, merchant in St Andrews, 19 Nov 1776 [CC20/13/11]; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with James Henry, baker in St Andrews, 29 July 1779 [CC20/11/11]
HEWETT, ALEXANDER: surgeon in 73rd Reg of Foot, & presently residing in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Sarah Sunn, in life-rent, & children: Anna Fleming, Alexander, Scrymgeour, Marion, & Elizabeth Hewett, in fee; 23 April 1773 [CC20/13/11]
HODGE, PATRICK: tacksman of the grass on Isle of May, shoemaker in Crail, and James Staig, tenant in Randerston; Obligation to David Scot of Scotstarvit; 27 Nov 1776 [B65/22/37]
HOGG, JOHN: late Provisor to United College Tables in St Andrews; Disp, Assig & Nomination in favour of spouse, Catharine Gourlay; 25 Aug 1773 [CC20/13/11]
HOOD, JOHN: tenant in Balgove, son of Robert Hood, late tenant there; with his mother, Jean Kier, & sisters, Isobell Hood (spouse of Walter Hill, tenant in Longley) & Jean Hood, & Robert Glass, Officer of Excise in Ceres, tutor-in-law of Robert Hood, only son of above dec Robert Hood, Submission and Decreet Arbitral with James Ritchie of Hole of Scone & James Ritchie, flesher in St Andrews; 6 Dec 1792 [CC20/11/13]; also 9-yr Tack of lands of Bloomhill from David Meldrum of Craigfoodie, 4 Aug 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 278-84; B65/22/34]
HOPE, Sir ARCHIBALD: of Rankeillour; & William Ayton of that ilk; Bond to Euphan Orrock, dau of dec Alexander Orrock of Cassindonald; 19 Nov 1722 [CC20/11/8]
HUTSON, JAMES: eldest son of dec William Hutson, flesher portioner of Kinross; Indenture, app under John Bichop, mason in Alloway for 5 yrs & 1 yr meat & fie, from 5 June 1696 (rec 5 June 1697) [CC20/11/6]
HUTCHEON, JOHN: fisher in St Andrews; with consent of mother, Mgt Wilson, Disp & Assig in favour of James Band, fisher in St Andrews, and his wife, Mgt Ritchie; 8 Sep 1759 [CC20/11/9 Pp 34-37]
HUTTON, CHRISTIAN: relict of James Alexander, writer in Dunfermline; Trust Disp & Settlement in favour of surv daus: Susan Alexander (spouse of Charles Hunt, manager of Bank of Scotland in Dunfermline), & Grace Alexander (yst dau), and the heirs of her dec dau (unnamed), who was m to William Hunt of Pittencrieff; 2 May 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 232-35]
INGLIS, JOHN: of Kingask; Obligation to John Lennox; 5 Sep 1688 [CC20/11/6]
INGLIS, JOHN: Minister of Tochtie in Co of Essex, nearest heir of dec Mr Thomas Inglis, lawful son of dec Thomas Inglis, his nephew; Disp & Assig to brother, William Inglis, merchant in Edinburgh; 18 July 1690 [CC20/11/6]
INGLIS, ROBERT: tenant in Balgarvie; Bond to Helen Balfour, relict of dec Robert Balfour in Tarvit-myln; 3 Feb 1697 [CC20/11/6]
IRELAND, EUPHAN: relict of dec William Braid, merchant in St Andrews; Revocation; 3 March 1726 [CC20/11/8; CC20/13/3]
IRELAND, JAMES: wright in Pittenweem; Bond to William Masters of the Flesher's Box of Anstruther Easter; 27 May 1723 [CC20/11/8]
IRONS, MARY: relict of Mr Richard Dick, Prof of Civil History in United College of St Andrews, & brother of Alexander Irons, Captain of Marines (whose wife, Mgt Irons); Disp in favour of nephew, Mr Philip Morison, Minister of Gospel at Balmegie, only son of her sister, Helen Irons, by John Morison; 26 Nov 1779 [CC20/11/11]
JACK, JOHN: in Kilspindie; Obligation to son-in-law, Mr James Mackie, schoolmaster there; 31 Oct 1705 [CC20/11/7]
JERVIS, GEORGE: feuar in Nether Radernie; Disp & Assig in favour of children: Andrew (eldest son), & Janet, Isobell, & Mary, + legacy to 2nd son, William Jervi, presently abroad; 25 Oct 1784 [CC20/11/12 Pp 6-13]
JERVIS, PETER: farmer at Balmonth; Last Will in favour of Trustees for sons, Peter & James Jervis, & 4 sisters, Euphemia, Agnes, Isobell, & Christian Jervis; 20 Oct 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 521; B65/22/33]
JOHNSTONE, JAMES: milner at Balcarres Miln; 19-yr Tack of Miln and miln lands of Kilbrackmont from Robert Hamilton of Kilbrackmont; 2 June 1770 [CC20/11/10]
KAY, DAVID: tenant in Smiddygreen, & Henry Blyth, tenant in Kenly; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 13 Dec 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 182-89]
KAY, JOHN: in Metoune of Leuchars; Bond to John Barrie; 3 March 1701 [CC20/11/7]
KENNEDY, JAMES: tailor in Dovecoat Land; Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Janet Kennedy; 21 May 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 268-71; B65/22/35]
KER, ELIZABETH: relict of Mr John Stewart, Minister of Gospel at Cameron; Assig to Mr Robert Dalgleish, Minister of Gospel at Ferry-Port-on-Craig, 30 May 1768 [CC20/11/9 Pp 140-44]
KETTLE, THOMAS: Minister of Gospel at Leuchars, and Miss SARAH YOUNG, only surv dau of dec Mr Alexander Young, writer in Edinburgh; Marriage Contract, dated 21 Sep 1775, & rec 2 Aug 1809 [B65/22/33]
KYDE, GEORGE: of Berryfaud, residing Aberbrothock, & m to Mary Spink; Trust Disp to James Kyde & others; 24 April 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 70-82]
KYD, JAMES: tenant in Greigston, & Robert Douglas, tenant in Priorletham; 23-yr Tack of lands of Easter Morton of Lathockar from Walter Wemyss of Lathockar; 5 Dec 1770 [CC20/11/10]
KYD, THOMAS: Submission & Decreet Arbitral with Isobel Edward; 22 April 1721 [CC20/11/8]
KINKID, JAMES: maltman in Strathmiglo; Bond to Isobel Page, present servitrix to the Laird of Mountquhanie; 28 Nov 1694 [CC20/11/6]
KINNEAR, CHARLES: of Kinnear; Agreement with James Meldrum, tenant in Kinnear; 23 March 1803 [CC20/11/14]
KINNERIS, CHRISTIAN: dec, relict of dec - Ramsay, sometime Bailie in Arbroath; Latter Will & Testament; 13 Oct 1703 [CC20/11/7]
KYNNIER, JOHN: residing Burntisland; Disp & Settlement in favour of wife, Janet Meldrum, & chidlren: William (eldest son), Rubena, Isabella, & Nanct Kynnier; 13 April 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 57-70]
KINNINMONTH, JANNET, Lady Rires: Bond to Thomas Orrock, Stewart Clerk of Regality of St Andrews; 13 Nov 1688 [CC20/11/6]
KIRK, JOHN: wright in Dunfermline; Settlement in favour of spouse, Mgt Alexander, & children: John (eldest son, watchmaker in London), Hugh (2nd son, sailor), Alexander (3rd son, hair-dresser in Edinburgh, Helen (eldest dau), Jean (2nd dau, spouse of Ronald Bruce, shoemaker in Edinburgh), & Elizabeth (3rd dau) 27 Dec 1808 [CC20/11/15 Pp 399-403; B65/22/36]
KNOX, ANDREW: tenant in Teuchats-beath, son of David Knox, tenant in Campbell-law, & JEAN KNOX, dau of David Knox, tenant in Lamboletham; Marriage Contract, dated 18 Nov 1769 & rec 29June 1770 [CC20/11/10]
KNOX, DAVID: tenant in Lamboletham, only son of dec Thomas Knox, late tenant there; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Robert Fortune, tenant in West Grange, who was m to Ann Knox, the sister of sd David Knox; 13 March 1770 [CC20/11/10]
KNOX, JAMES: tenant in St Ford; Bond to John Wilson, writer in St Andrews; 12 Oct 1688 [CC20/11/6]
KNOX, JOHN: tenant in Lamboletham
KNOX, JANET: spouse of James Turpie, land-labourer in Dunnikier
KNOX, MGT, GEORGE, JEAN, DAVID, THOMAS, ANDREW & WILLIAM: all children of dec David Knox, late tenant in Lamboletham; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with Allison Bairner, 24 Nov 1808 (B65/22/36); Also Discharge by sd Janet Knox to her sd brother, John Knox, tenant in Lamboletham, 1 Feb 1809 [CC20/11/15 Pp 392-99 & 443-44; B65/22/33]
KNOX, JOSPEH: bailie in Cupar, m to Mgt Kinloch; Bond to Robert Drieson, son of dec Mr John Drieson, schoolmaster at Dundee; 21 April 1693 [CC20/11/6]
LAYING, DAVID: late gardener in Anstruther Wester, now indweller in St Andrews; Factorie to Thomas Adamson, porter in Neew College, St Andrews; 14 Sep 1753 [CC20/13/6]
LAING, JOHN: in Cotton of (Baldiecay); Bond to John Guthrie, Factor of New College of St Andrews; 22 Nov 1704 [CC20/11/7]
LAYING, JOHN: at the Mill of Innercarity; Disp & Assig in favour of son, Andrew Laying; 3 Sep 1753 [CC20/13/6]
LANDALE, WILLIAM: tacksman of Flour and Barley Mills of St Andrews, and Robert Russell, late feuar at Sea-Milns, and presently sd William Landale's sub-tenant of sd mills; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 28 Nov 1775 [B65/22/37]
LANDALE, WILLIAM: dyster & Dean of Guild in St Andrews, husband of dec Mgt Bonthron; Disp in favour of her dau, Helen Bonthron; 11 March 1779 [CC20/11/11]
LATTO, PATRICK: presently tenant in Southfield [Leuchars par] ; 19-yr Tack of lands of Southfield from Rev Mr Robert Dalgleish of Scotscraig; 30 June 1783 [CC20/11/11]
LAWSON, ALEXANDER: late Deacon of the Baxters in Cupar; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Grissall Gullan; 10 Sep 1712 [CC20/11/7]
LAWSON, JAMES: tenant in Winthank; Bond to John Craig, writer in St Andrews; 1 Oct 1690 [CC20/11/6]
LOUSON, JOHN: tailor indweller, son of James Louson, weaver in Cotton of Fingask; Obligation to Tailor Trade of St Andrews; 10 Aug 1703 [CC20/11/7]
LAWSON, WILLIAM: & Ann Smith, spouses, residenters in Dunfermline; Mutual Settlement; 15 July 1789 [CC20/11/12 Pp 259-65]
LEITCH, JOHN:of Moonzie-mylne; Bond to Patrick Syme in (Strabuvrie); 9 May 1692 [CC20/11/6]
LENNOX, JAMES: merchant in Perth, & Andrew Turpie, shoemaker Burgess of St Andrews; Minute of Sale betwixt; 3 July 1753 [CC20/13/6]
LENTRON, ROBERT: merchant in Edinburgh; with consent of George Bruce, tenant in St Ford, & Alexander Stevenson in Cragie, Minute of Agreement; 25 Aug 1692 [CC20/11/6]
LENTRON, ROBERT: of Kincaple; Bonds to: Isabell Tailzour, eldest dau of dec Mr David Tailzour, sometime Minister at Anstruther Wester, 1 Nov 1704; to John Gordon yr, 9 June 1705; also 7-yr TAck of lands of Kilduncan from James Fairfull, heritable prop of lands of Kilduncan, 8 Jan 1707 [CC20/11/7]
LESSELLS, WILLIAM: Burgess in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land in Priory Acres of St Andrews in that shade called Stony-flat from Mr Patrick Lindsay, Guildsbrother in St Andrews; 30 Dec 1725 [CC20/11/8]
LESLIE, ALEXANDER: Minister at Fordoun; Latter Will & Testament 22 March 1808 [B65/22/36]
LESSLIE, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews; Contract with Principal and Regent of St Leonard's College; 22 June 1716 [CC20/11/7]
LESSLIE, WILLIAM: tenant in Kingsbarns; 32-yr Tack of lands of Halton of Caldwells (Collessie par) from David Johnston of Lathrisk; 7 Nov 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 193-97]; Tack of farm of Coltoun of Balcomie from Alexander Murray & David Erskine, commissioners appointed by Miss Henrietta Scott of Scotstarvit, eldest dau of dec Major-Gen John Scott of Balcomie, 8 June 1792 19-yr Tack of lands of Grassmiston from Methven Erskine Esq of Cambo, 8 June 1792; 19-yr Tack of 2/16th parts of lands of Kingsbarns from Andrew Johnston yr of Rennyhill, 8 June 1792; 2 x 19 yr Tacks of part of lands of Kingsbarns from Christian Fullerton, spouse of Hon Henry Erskine, 8 June 1792 [CC20/11/13
LINDESAY, Mr GEORGE: of Wormiston, and David Carmichael, tenant in Byrehills; Tack of lands of Wormiston from Catherine Bethune, Lady Wormiston (elder); 13 May 1726 [CC20/11/8]
LINDSAY, Lady HELEN: relict of umql William Scott of Ardross; Bond to Mr Patrick Arthur, apothecary in Elie; 23 March 1703 [CC20/11/7]
LINDSAY, JEAN: relict of dec John Stevenson, merchant Burgess of St Andrews, & her only son, John Stevenson; Heritable Bond to Mr Thomas Law, apothecary & surgeon in Forfar; 21 April 1711 [CC20/11/7]
LINDSAY, JOHN yr: of Baldastard; Bond to John Craig, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews; 19 Aug 1704 [CC20/11/7]
LINDESAY, Dr WILLIAM: of Feddinch; 19-yr Tack of lands & estates of Cairns from Principal & Masters of New College, St Andrews; 12 May 1757 [CC20/11/9 Pp 23-25]
LITSTER, ROBERT: tenant in Cassindonald; Bond to James Laying, tenant there; 8 May 1723 [CC20/13/2]
LOCHHEAD, JANET: relict of dec John Hunter, feuar in Torry; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of son, John Hunter, & dau, Frances Hunter; 10 Nov 1800 [CC20/11/14]
LOW, JAMES: mariner in Anstruther Easter, only son & nearest heir of dec Mr Robert Low, schoolmaster at Largo; Disp to Nathaniel Cornfoot, tenant in Newburn, & Ann Stocks, his spouse in life-rent, & their eldest son, James Cornfoot, in fee; 24 June 1765 [CC20/11/9 Pp 86-90]
LUMSDAINE, JAMES: of Strathtyrum; Contract of Excambion with Town of St Andrews; 7 Nov 1797 [CC20/11/14]
LUMSDAINE, ROBERT: of Innergellie; Bond to William Oliphant, wright in Kinaldie; 12 Nov 1766 [CC20/11/9 Pp 118-19]
LUMSDEN, WILLIAM yr: in in Wolmit; 4-yr Tack of Wolmit of Hairlaw from Mgt Duddingston, Lady Radernie, with consent of Alexander Balfour in Radernie, tutor to James Balfour; 3 Feb 1697 [CC20/11/6]
LUNDIN, ANDREW: of Strathairlie; Disp in favour of Mr Andrew Anderson of Ballraine; 24 Jan 1715 [CC20/11/7]
LUNDIN, Dame MGT: Bond to Simon Darsie, apothecary in St Andrews; 30 May 1719 [CC20/11/8]
LUNDIE, WILLIAM: baxter Burgess in Pittenweem, son of James Lundie; Agreement with David Fogo, burgess of Anstruther Wester 19 June 1718 [CC20/11/8]
LYELL, ROBERT: Discharge to William Lyel, late of Dysart; 28 Aug 1701 [CC20/11/7]
LYELL, WILLIAM: of Boghall; Bonds to: Andrew Kellock, wright in Kilrenny, and his spouse, Beatrix Louthian, 20 Feb 1706; and to George Balfour, tenant in Kippo, 20 Dec 1717 [CC20/11/7; CC20/11/8]; Disp to David Peatie, weaver in Kingsbarns, and his spouse, Allison Mores, dated 1716 & rec 13 Aug 1750 [CC20/13/5]
LYON, GEORGE: of Wester Argyle; Bond to Andrew Clerk, factor to New College of St Andrews; 18 Sep 1695 [CC20/11/6]
LYON, PATRICK: of Balgill (par of Tannadyce); Bond to David Hunter of Burnside; 20 Dec 1704 [CC20/11/7]
McKINLAY, DAVID: weaver in Liktown of Abbotshall; Settlement in favour of wife, Mgt Low, & children: James, John, Robert, David and Janet McKinlay; 8 March 1808 [B65/22/36]
McLEISH, WILLIAM: overseer to Col Deas of Hilton; 19-yr Tack of Corn & Lint Mills of Reres from John Wallace of Sprotty Hall; 23 Oct 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 168-71]
MACLEOD, NORMAN: of MacLEOD: Bond of Annuity to servant, Normand Shaw; 17 May 1773 [CC20/13/11]
MAKGILL, Captain ARTHUR: Bond of Annuity in favour of sister, Katharine Makgill; 5 July 1780 [CC20/11/11]
MACKGILL, ISABELLA: of Rankeillour, relict of Rev William Dick of Cupar; Assig in favour of dau, Jean Dick, in life-rent, & grandchidlren: Jean, Isobell, & Elizabeth Gillespie (daus of Rev James Gillespie, Principal of Univ of St Andrews and her eldest dau, Isoble Dick), in fee, 20 Jan 1787; Disp in favour of yst dau, Janet Dick, & others, 20 Jan 1787; Trust Disp to Messrs Peter Barclay & James Walker for yst dau, Janet Dick, 20 Jan 1787; Assig in favour of grandchildren, William & Isobell Gillespie, children of sd Rev James Gillespie & Isoble Dick, 9 June 1787; Assig to sd Rev Dr James Gillespie, 9 June 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 141-43; 143-47; 147-51; 167-70; 173-77]
McGILL, JAMES: of Rankeillour; Bonds to: William Dick, Minister of Cupar, & to James Dick, eldest son of sd Rev William Dick, both 9 June 1787 [CC20/11/12 Pp 164-65 & 165-67; CC20/13/4]
MAGILL, MGT: relict of dec James Cleaphan, brother to the Laird of Carslogie, and Tutrix to her chidlren: James, David, Arthur, Janet, & Catrin; Factorie to David Craig, writer in St Andrews; 29 Jan 1695 [CC20/11/6]
McGILL, Mrs SARAH: widow of John McGill, formerly merchant in Kirkcaldy (their dec dau was Miss Sarah McGill); General Disp in favour of David Wemyss, WS; 2 Dec 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 151-55
MACKIE, JAMES: smith in Balchrystie; 13-yr Tack of 6 acres of land of Newton (Kilconquhar par) from William Dempster of Newton; 6 Aug 1724 [CC20/11/8]
MACKIE, THOMAS: tailor in Balchrystiel 13-yr Tack of 2 acres of lands of Newton in that shade called Lime Lands from William Dempster of Newton; 6 Aug 1724 [CC20/11/8]
MAIN, JOHN & WILLIAM SMALL: weavers in Kingsbarns; Bond to Alexander Jamieson, merchant in Kennua (Kennoway?); 30 Nov 1702 [CC20/11/7]
MAIR, KATHARINE: relict of James Burns of Gateside of Dollar; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with William Thrift of Bonnytoun; 31 Aug 1774 [CC20/13/11]
MAIR, Mr THOMAS: Minister of Gospel at Orwell; Bond to Janet White, relict of David White, sometime in Wester Balgedie; 17 Dec 1746 [CC20/13/5]
MALCOLM, JOHN: of Balbedie; Disp & Assig in favour of sons, Sir John Malcolm of Innertiel, & Michael Malcolm of Nutiehill; 28 Oct 1698 [CC201/11/6]
MARTIN, ALEXANDER: late Bailie of Anstruther; Bond to Andrew Duncan, skipper in Anstruther; 1 July 1698 [CC20/11/6]
MARTIN, DAVID: of Denbrae; with George Pringle of Dewarsmiln, Bond and Obligation to Willian Congalton of Craigton, 21 Nov 1770 [CC20/11/10]; 19-yr TAck of Pilmuir Links from Town of St Andrews, 18 Nov 1774 [CC20/13/11]; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with David Goodfellow, feuar in Kincaple, 16 Feb 1789 [CC20/11/12 Pp 242-46]
MARTINE, ARTHUR: at Milton; Bond to Mr William Vilant, Minister of Gospel at Kingsbarns; 10 June 1767 [CC20/11/9 Pp 139-40]; Disp to David Martine, son of Dr George Martine of Clairemont, 27 March 1775 [B65/22/37]
MARTINE, Dr GEORGE: of Clairemont, Dr of Medecine, eldest son and heir of dec Mr James Martine of Clairemont; Factorie in faovur of mother, Mgt McGill; 10 Dec 1725 [CC20/11/8]
MASON, ANDREW: merchant Bailie in St Andrews; Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Magdalen Oliphant, in life-rent, & 2nd son, William Meason (the only son of marriage) in fee (the daus were Ann & Magdalen Meason); 31 March 1760 [CC20/11/9 Pp 25-30]
MASSON, JOHN: flesher in St Andrews; Bond to John Russel, baxter in St Andrews; 17 March 1697 [CC20/11/6]
MATHIE, HENRY: in Innerleven, m to Jannet Swine; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with mother-in-law, Helen Dourie; 12 July 1704 [CC20/11/7]
MEARNS, WILLIAM: private soldier in Charles Mackenzie's Co, HM 78th Reg of Foot, at present in Bombay; Power of Attorney to father, Andrew Mearns (m to Jackie Mearns), presently residing in St Leonards; 12 Jan 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 211-12]
MELDRUM, ELSPETH: relict of dec Thomas Young, tenant in Kinshaldy; with Thomas Muir in Brackmont, Elspeth Fouller,dau of dec John Fouller (also tenant in Kinshaldy) & David Simpson, tenant in Oldmurs, Bond to Catharine Richard, relict of dec George Fouller, tenant in Fordell; 12 Nov 1719 [CC20/11/8]
MELDRUM, WILLIAM: tenant in Brughlie; Bond to Patrick Rind in Craigie; 23 March 1696 [CC20/11/6]
MELLIS, JAMES: of Newhall; Trust Disp & Settlement to Trustees (who included his wife, Jannet Barclay), for wife and chidlren: Nairn, James, William, Jannet, & Elizabeth; 9 July 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 118-30]
MELVILLE, ALEXANDER: tenant in West Grange; Sub-tack of Town and Lands of Wester Carngour from Alexander Brown, life-rent tacksman of sd lands, during the whole of the latter's life-time; 19 Dec 1803 [CC20/11/14]
MELVILL, ALISON: relict of dec - A[n]derson, sometime indweller in St Andrews; Disp in favour of Jannet Watson, only dau of dec Mr David Watson, portioner of New Grange; 30 Dec 1701 [CC20/11/7]
MELVILLE, EMELIA: relict of dec George Smith, surgeon in Pittenweem; Disp & Settlement in favour of only dau, Sophia Smith; 13 March 1786 [CC20/11/12 Pp 85-89]
MELVILL, JAMES: feuar in Kennoway, and JEAN GREIG, dau of dec John Greig, feuar in Burns of Kennoway; Marriage Contract; 12 Dec 1750 [CC20/13/5]
MELVILL, JOHN: smith in St Andrews; Submission with Robert Cuthbert, late in St Andrews, now in Logie; 9 March 1803 [CC20/11/14]
MELVILLE, THOMAS: gardener at Kinnear; Bond to Andrew Rankeillor, gardener in Mountquhanie; 14 Jan 1690 [CC20/11/6]
MELVILLE, WILLIAM: feuar in Leuchars, & ANN KEY, residenter in Leuchars; Declaration of Marriage; 5 Aug 1793 [CC20/11/13]
METHVEN, ROBERT: writer in St Andrews; Latter Will in favour of spouse, Euphan Meldrum, & children: Thomas (eldest son), Robert, Helen, Alexander, Agnes, Jean, & Cathcart Methven, and Inventory relative thereto; 6 Feb 1790 [CC20/11/12 Pp 279-99]
MILES, GEORGE: tenant in Glenduckie, & Christian Bruce, his spouse; Mutual Disp; 2 May 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 86-91]
MILLAR, ALEXANDER: in Anstruther Wester; Indenture, app under William Millar snr, William Millar jnr, Alexander Millar, & John Millar, shipmasters in Anstruther Wester, in business of sea-faring and navigation, for 3 yrs from 1 Jan 1794 (rec 3 July 1794) [CC20/11/13]
MILLER, DAVID: tenant in Kinaldy; Bond to Thomas Ramsay, maltman citiner in St Andrews; 17 March 1693 [CC20/11/6]
MILLER, DAVID: land labourer in Argyle; 19-yr Tack of New-miln from Principal & Masters of United College of St Andrews; 14 Aug 1778 [CC20/11/11]
MILLAR, JOHN: shipmaster in Kirkcaldy; Disp & Settlement in favour of wife, Betty Mackie, in life-rent, & sons, George & JOhn Miller, in fee, + Appointment of Tuturs and Curators (namely: sd Betty Mackie; James Mackie, shipmaster in Kirkcaldy; James Bogie, merchant there; and John Anderson, manufacturer in Pathhead); dated Aug 1799 & rec 31 Oct 1809 [B65/22/33]
MITCHELL, AGNES: relict of dec William Cupar in Muirtown of Balhousie; Bond to step-children, William & Christian Cupar (children of her dec husband by a former marriage); 21 Feb 1704 [CC20/11/8]
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER: feuar in Colinsburgh; Tack of tenement in Colinsburgh belonging to Colin Bennet, schoolmaster of Kilconquhar; 4 Feb 1723 [CC20/11/9]
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER: tenant in Kingsbarns; Bond to Mary Horsburgh, son of dec David Horsburgh in Byrehills; 7 Dec 1724 [CC20/11/8]
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER: of (Laudath), & ANNA ARCHIBALD, eldest dau now in life of dec John Archibald of Drummaird; Marriage Contract; 3 March 1755 [CC20/11/9 Pp 8-15]
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER: labourer in Kilrenny; Disp in favour of wife, Jenny Mathieson, in life-rent, & 2nd son, Robert, in fee; his eldest son, William, had "got the house in Colinsburgh;" if Robert died without heirs the property was to pass to the children of his 1st marriage: William, Mgt, Bell, & Christy Mitchell; 30 June 1806 [CC20/11/15 Pp 235-37]
MITCHELL, ROBERT: tenant in South Falfield; Bonds to: William Mitchell, tenant in Easter Balrymonth, 17 Aug 1698, & Robert Mitchell, tenant in South Falfield, 11 Oct 1698 [CC20/11/6]
MICHALESON, ISOBEL: relict of dec Magnus Aytone in Brounesland; Assig to son-in-law, John Dewar, who was m to her dau, Elizabeth Aytone; 5 March 1701 [CC20/11/7]
MONCREIFE, ALEXANDER: son of dec Mr James Moncreife of Sauchop; Discharge & Agreement with James Mncreife, now of Sauchop; 26 Dec 1733 [CC20/13/4]
MONCREIFFE, ISOBELL: dau of William Moncreiffe, late Dean of Gild in St Andrews; Bond to Elizabeth Bowman, her servant; 3 May 1723 [CC20/13/2]
MONCREIFF, JAMES: of Sauchop; Bond to Beatrix Brown, relict of dec Mr John Wood of Sauchop, and to John Wood, sometime merchant in Crail, now in Sauchop, 19 July 1748 [CC20/13/15]; and to sd Beatrix Brown, James Short, wright at Sauchop, and Isabel Brown, his spouse, who was niece of sd Beatrix Brown, 8 Dec 1756 [CC20/11/9 Pp 17]
MONCRIEF, JOHN: of Sauchop-Wood, writer in Edinburgh, & James Moncrief of Sauchop, tutors dative to William, John, Robert, James, & Alexander Simpson, children of dec William Simpson, Town-Clerk of Crail; Factorie to Mgt Moncrief, relict of sd William Simpson; 16 Oct 1780 [CC20/11/11]
MONCRIF, MGT: widow of William Simson, Town Clerk of Crail (whose sons, James & Alexander Simson); Submission and Decreet Arbitral with William & John Simson, sons of sd dec William Simson by his 1st wife, Beatrix Wood; 18 March 1791 [CC20/11/12 Pp 319-25]
MONYPENNY, CHRISTIAN: dau of dec David Monnypenny of Pitmilly; Disp & Assig in favour of sister, Magdalene Monypenny; 6 Aug 1774 [CC20/13/11]
MUNRO, CHRISTIAN: only dau of dec Mr John Munro, one of the Regents of St Leonard's College, & m to James Laurie, tenant in Dams of Mountquhanie; Factorie to John Russel of Braidshaw, WS; 22 July 1717 [CC20/11/7]
MUDIE, JAMES: of Pilmuir; Disp & Settlement in favour of nephew, James Mudie, eldest son of dec David Mudie, merchant in Aberbrothock; 12 Sep 1805 [CC20/11/15 Pp 156-58]
MORGAN, GEORGE: merchant in Dysart; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Robert Mackie, feuar in Kingsmuirs, and his sister, Elizabeth Mackie; 20 March 1776 [B65/22/37]
MORGONE, JOHN: of Overmiltone of Maise; Bond to William Rattray Clerk to the Regality of Cupar; 12 Sep 1696 [CC20/11/6]
MORES, GEORGE: reedmaker in Kilbrackmont; Bond to Robert Burn, messenger in St Andrews; 5 April 1697 [CC20/11/6]
MORIES, JAMES: son of Andrew Mories, weaver in Innergelly; Indenture, app under David Peatre, weaver in Kingsbarns, for 4 yrs from Whitsunday 1722 (rec 1 April 1723) [CC20/11/8]
MORIES, JOHN: Burgess & Gildbrother in St Andrews; Factor to St Leonard's College; 11 Oct 1692 [CC20/11/6]
MORRIS, JOHN: presently residing in Bonnyhall; 19-yr Tack of park of land lying betwixt the lands of Pitkierie & Kilrenny from Mrs Anne Bethune (Lady Balfour), wife of David Bethune of Balfour; 28 Feb 1781 [CC20/11/11]
MORES, THOMAS: tenant in Greenlaws of Kinkell; Bond to James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews; 7 Jan 1697 [CC20/11/6]
MORRISON, DAVID: of Baulk of Stowie; 19-yr Tack of lands of Baulk of Stowie from Principal & Profs of New College, St Andrews; 15 Aug 1794 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
MORRISON, JAMES: of Naughton; Submission & Decreet Arbitral with Robert Stewart of St Fort; 28 Sep 1795 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
MORISON, JAMES: Principal of New College, St Andrews; Disp in favour of nephew, James Morison, residing Craigfoodie (whom failing to his niece, Jean Morison, wife of Alexander Paterson, merchant in Montrose, and whom failing to his nephew, James Chaplin of Callistoun; 4 Aug 1779 [CC20/11/11]
MORTON, JANET: only dau & child of dec John Morton, land labourer Burgess of St Andrews, & spouse of Thomas Honeyman, Guildbrother and present Deacon of the Bakers there; Disp in favour of Janet Meldrum, relict of Alexander Carmichael, tenant in Boarhills; 10 June 1795 [CC20/11/13; B65/22/37]
MUIRHEAD, Dr PATRICK: Minister at Dysart; Disp & Settlement in favour of chidlren: George, Lockhart, & Janet Muirhead; 29 June 1807 [B65/22/35]
MURRAY, ALEXANDER: smith in Milneton of Pittenweem; Bond to Mgt Bennet, spouse of James Coupar, cordiner in Byrehills, in life-rent, & to David Coupar, her son, in fee; 13 Jan 1733 [CC20/13/4]
NAIRN, ALEXANDER: of St Ford; Bonds to: David Leatch, indweller in St Andrews, 15 March 1692; to Thomas Orrock, stewart-clerk of Regality of St Andrews, 20 Sep 1693; to Alexander Pitcairne, rector of Univ of St Andrews, 19 May 1696; to James Knox elder in St Andrews, 19 Feb 1697; to David Ye[o]man, surgeon Burgess in Dundee, 24 Aug 1697; to David Newlands in St Andrews, 22 July 1698; to Thomas Wellwood & David Neulands, both in St Andrews, 30 Sep 1698 [CC20/11/6]
NAIRN, ALEXANDER: one of the present Bailies of St Andrews; Bonds to: Simon Darsy, present Treasurer of St Andrews, 4 Dec 1694; to James Smith, merchant Burgess in St Andrews, 23 April 1702 [CC20/11/6; CC20/11/7]
NAIRN, JOHN: merchant in Kirkcaldy; Testament in favour of his brother, James Nairn, shoemaker in Kirkcaldy, & sister, Sarah Nairn (spouse of William Ruthven, merchant in Kirkcaldy), as his Executors & Universal Legators; 24 April 1807 [CC20/11/15 Pp 261-63; B65/22/35]
NAIRNE, Captain WILLIAM: late of 42nd Reg of Foot, and only son now in life of dec Hon Col John Nairne, late Provost of St Andrews (d 7 Nov 1782); Renunciation; 28 Oct 1783 [CC20/11/11]
NEILSONE, JOHN: merchant in Pitlessie; Disp in favour of his cousin, David Rind, son of dec - Rind in Burnturk-hill; 28 July 1713 [CC20/11/7]
NEISH, ROBERT: wright in St Andrews; Bond to Robert Stewart; 17 June 1695 [CC20/11/6]
NEISH, THOMAS: wheelwright Burgess in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of son-in-law, Andrew Thomson yr, late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, and his spouse, Elspeth Neish; 11 May 1713 [CC20/11/7]
NESS, JOHN: tenant in Bunzion; 1-yr Tack of Lime-quarry of Cultshill from James Lundin, tacksman of the Lime Quarry of Pitlessie & Cults; 25 Oct 1697 [CC20/11/6]
NEWLANDS, DAVID: tailor citiner of St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of the small customs of the City of St Andrews from Magistrates and Town Council, 15 March 1695 and 27 Dec 1697 [CC20/11/6]
NEWLANDS, JANET: widow of James Bell, Deacon of the Weavers in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Helen McKell; 14 Dec 1754 [CC20/11/9 Pp 3-6]
NICOL, ROBERT: tenant in Seafield of Kincaple; 19-yr Tack of Pilmuir from Town Council of St Andrews; 15 March 1785 [CC20/11/12 Pp 33-36]
NOREE, LAURENCE: merchant in St Andrews; Bond & Disp in favour of Andrew & Betty Finlay, children of William Finlay & Betty Robertson, niece of Mgt Cavaille, relict of James Mercer, overseer at Fort George; 18 Aug 1778 [CC20/11/11]
OGILVIE, JOHN: officer of HM Customs at Anstruther; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Clark, dau of dec Andrew Clark, merchant in St Andrews, in life-rent, & to children, Isobell & Roberta Ogilvie, 29 May 1745; Bonds of Provision for children: sd Isobell & Roberta Ogilvie, 29 May 1745; and for Hellen, Janet, & Christian Ogilvie, children by his dec 1st spouse, Janet Fair, dau of dec John Fair, feuar in Colinsburgh, 17 July 1745 [CC20/13/5]
OGILVIE, PATRICK: of Temple Hall; Bond to John Gourhall, gardener at Dundee; 16 Feb 1698 [CC20/11/6]
OLIPHANT, JAMES: writer in Cupar; Bond to Alexander Anderson, maltman in Cupar, and his spouse, Isabell Balfour; 22 Feb 1704 [CC20/11/7]
OLIPHANT, JOHN: land-labourer in Anstruther Easter; Bond to James Jarves, tenant in Ovenstone; 19 Apr 1705 [CC20/11/7]
OLIPHANT, MICHAEL: tenant in Bogward; 19-yr Tack of lands of Bogward from Alexander Vilant, merchant in St Andrews, as Factor to Mrs Euphan Spence, residenter in London; 18 Dec 1771 [CC20/11/10]
OLIPHANT, WILLIAM: tenant in Feddinch; Disp & Assig to Dr William Lindsay of Feddinch; 31 Oct 1753 [CC20/13/6]