[Principally from the Burgh Deed Registers, 1692-1891. There are gaps in these Registers from 1699-1706, 1711-1726, and 1771-1778, and we have used the Burgh Deed Warrants, found in the B65/22 "Record" Boxes to fill these gaps. These record boxes were created in the 1930s, perhaps by Miss D M Bushnell, when a very partial attempt was made to arrange the papers in subject groupings. The result of this re-arranging was the Burgh Deed Warrants, Commissary Deed Warrants and other loose MS papers being broken up, and mixed up together. We have given the location of all the Burgh Warrants that we were able to find in the 122 B65/22 Record Boxes. These boxes also contain other Deeds Warrants, which do not appear to have been "booked" or registered, and some of these, though not all, have been included in this indexing. We have also given the Deeds registered in the Regality Court of St Andrews from 1715-17 and 1726-35, and contained in the volume, GD1/361/1]
ADAMSON, ALEXANDER: shoemaker in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement6 in favour of spouse, Grizzel Murdoch, in life-rent, and children, Alexander, Euphemia, Helen, Elizabeth, Betsy Stewart, & Mary, 19 April 1854 [B65/7/3 fol 153-57; B65/22/35]
ADAMSONE, HENRY: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of land in the Priory Acres of St Andrews from James Balfour of Randerston; 20 June 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 114-16]
ADAMSON, Lieut JAMES: of Royal Marines, and Catharine Alexander, his spouse, residing St Andrews; Mutual Deed of Settlement; 25 Aug 1810 [B65/7/1 fol 17-18; B65/22/17]
ADAMSON, JAMES: residing St Andrews, & Alexander Coupar, wright in St Andrews; Submision and Decreet Arbitral; 7 Feb 1825 [B65/7/2 fol 104-08; B65/22/34; B65/22/35]
ADAMSON, JANET: relict of umql James Richard, tennant in Denhead, and William Thomson, present Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, & others; Bond; 29 May 1728 [B65/5/3 Pp 60-61; B65/22/34]
ADAMSONE, JOHN: labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 3 acres of land in that shod commonly called the Roundel from James Watson of Aithernie; 28 May 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 69-70]
ADAMSON, JOHN: tenant in Burnside, husband of Janet Corstorphin Disp & Assig in favour of eldest son, John Adamson, + legacies to other sons, Lawrence and Alexander, & daus, Penelope, Janet, Elizabeth & Isobell Adamson; 20 Dec 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 62-64; B65/22/35]
ADAMSON, JOHN: wright, tenant in Kincaple; Disp, Assig & Nomination in favour of spouse, Mgt Goodfellow, only son, David Adamson, and daus: Mgt (eldest, spouse of William Berwick, tenant in Wester Balrymonth), Elspeth, & Katharine Adamson; 10 March 1774 [B65/22/36]
ADAMSON, ROBERT: shoemaker in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Helen Russell, in life-rent, and children, Walter, Ann, Helen, John & Mgt Adamson, in fee; 21 Aug 1837 [B65/7/2 fol 266-69]
ADAMSON, WALTER: vintner in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, MAry Falconer, in life-rent, and children, Patrick, Francis, Robert, Mary, Ann, Helen, John & Mgt Adamson; 16 June 1843 [B65/7/3 fol 96-100; B65/22/35]
AITKEN, DAVID & ROBERT GOODFELLOW, masons in St Andrews, and the Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; Contract betwixt, 20 Nov 1813, for deepening the harbour [B65/7/1 fol 12-14]
AIKEN, JAMES: maltman in St Andrews; Heritable Bond to David Pryde, tenant in Brownhills; 31 Oct 1728 [B65/5/3 Pp 71-75; B65/22/36]
AITKEN, JAMES: cooper Burgess of St Andrews; resolved to go abroad to seek emoloyment in his trade, & Disp in favour of father-in-law, Andrew Thomson, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, who had agreed to maintain Jennet Thomson (his spouse?) and educate his children, Agnis, Cathrine & Janet Aitken; 28 Jan 1745 [B65/5/4 Pp 30-35; B65/22/36]
AIKEN, WILLIAM: mealmaker in St Andrews; Bond to William Mitchell in Ballrymonth; 18 Nov 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 28-29]
AIKEN, WILLIAM: tenant in Hazeldean and John Watson in Morton of Lathockar; 19-yr Tack of lands of Lathockar from John Wemyss of Lathockar; 7 March 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 119-22]
AITKEN, WILLIAM: cordiner Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to Christian Richard, relict of umql John Imbrie, & spouse of Andrew Roger, land-labourer in St Andrews; 19 April 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 5-6; B65/22/34]
AIKMAN, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Euphan Kay, in life-rent, & children, Alexander (eldest son) & Thomas (yst son); 24 Aug 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 272-76; B65/22/36]
ATCHISON, JEAN: relict of dec George Smith, shipmaster in Anstruther Wester; factorie to James Robertson of Denork, her only son by her 1st marriage to James Robertson of Denork; 2 May 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 124-26]
ALISON, DAVID: indweller in St Andrews; Trust Disp for creditors; 5 Feb 1760 [B65/5/4 Pp 351-53; B65/22/34]
ALLAN, DAVID: skipper citiner of St Andrews; Disp in favour of daus (by 2nd spouse, Agnes Symone, or Steinsone), Agnes, Elspeth, & Helen; 8 June 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 72-74]
ALLAN, ELIZABETH: dau of David Allan, Burgess of St Andrews; Assig to sister, Katharen Allan; 18 Dec 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 60]
ANDERSON, ANDREW: shoemaker in St Andrews; Disp in favour of Robert Watson, present Deacon of the Hammermen in St Andrews; 6 Dec 1731 [B65/5/3 Pp 130-35; B65/22/34]
ANDERSON, ANDREW: tenant in Brounhills; 11-yr TAck of the gardens and enclosures called Scinnrie-chambers, lying at the east end of South Street, by the Tutors nominated by William Imrie of Dunsmuir; 14 Dec 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 80-82; B65/22/34]
ANDERSON, ANDREW: land-labourer in St Andrews; 10-yr Tack of 2 and 34/100 acres of land in the North Haugh from the Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 21 July 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 150-53]
ANDERSON, DAVID: shoemaker in St Andrews, and his spouse, Christian Traill; Assig in favour of James Wilsone, merchant in St Andrews; 20 June 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 192-94]
ANDERSON, DAVID: weaver in St Andrews, and JOHN BUDDO, present Deacon of the Weavers in St Andrews; Bond for use and behoof of the Weaver Trade; 13 May 1728 [B65/5/3 Pp 61-63; B65/22/54]
ANDERSON, JAMES: merchant in New York, and his brother, Lawrence Anderson, present Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews; Decreet Arbitral; 4 Oct 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 238-39; B65/22/35]
ANDERSON, JAMES: of City of New York; about to leave for Great Britain, and appointing Samuel Campbell of New York as his Attorney; 4 Oct 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 240-41]
ANNELL, WILLIAM: cordiner in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Jamesone, merchant in Kennoway; 16 April 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 177-78]
ARMIT, ROBERT: smith in St Monance; Bond to James Ireland, tennat in St Fort; 27 Nov 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 166-67]
ARMITT, THOMAS: smith in Elie; Bond to Andrew Meassone, flesher in St Andrews; 21 March 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 2-3]
ARNOTT, DAVID: servitor to John, Earl of Rothes; Disp in favour of dau, Mgt Arnott; 18 May 1710 [B65/22/37]
ARNOTT, DAVID: flesher and late Convener of Trades; Disp in favour of brother, John Arnott, late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews [his sisters, Mgt Arnott, relict of Patrick Boyack, tailor in St Andrews, and Elizabeth Arnott, relict of Robert Kilgour, cabinet-maker in London; 21 July 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 71-77]; also Disp in favour of sister, sd Mgt Arnott, 23 Feb 1798 [B65/5/8 fol 84-87]
ARNOT, GEORGE: of Balkaithly; Nomination & Latter Will, appointing eldest son, James Arnot, as Executor, & Universal Legator and Intromitter, and spouse, Elizabeth Corstorphine, and brother, John Arnot, as Tutors for children; 9 Feb 1710 [B65/22/37]
ARNOTT, GEORGE: shipmaster in St Andrews; Nomination of mother, Jenet Fortune, as Sole Executor and Universal Legator and Intromitter; 15 May 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 110-11; B65/22/35]
ARNOTT, JOHN & THOMAS: sons of dec Mr George Arnott of Balcathly; Discharge to brother, James Arnott; 15 March 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 150-51 and 151-52]
ARNOTT, JOHN: shoemaker & late Convener of Trades in St Andrews, and his sister, Mgt Arnott, relict of Patrick Boyack, tailor in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral, 15 Feb 1800 [B65/5/8 fol 113-19]; also Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of only son, David Arnot, & only dau, Mgt Arnot [his brother, David Arnot]; 9 Aug 1803 [B65/5/8 fol 181-85; B65/22/35]
ARTHURE, JOHN: cooper Burgess in St Andrews; Assig & Disp in favour of brother, Patrick Arthure; 6 Sep1 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 136-38]
BALFOUR, ELIZABETH: relict of William Lindsay of Fedinch; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of eldest son, William Lindsay of Fedinch, + legacies to daus, Mgt, Helen, Frances, Elizabeth, Charlotte, Moncrieff & Boswell Lindsay; 16 Dec 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 174-79; B65/22/36]
BALFOUR, JAMES: of RAderny, and Mrs ANN BALFOUR, eldest dau of David Balfour of Grange; Marriage Contract, dated 16 Oct 1703 and rec 11 Aug 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 241-49]
BALFOUR, JOHN: tenant in Kincaple; Discharge to Alexander Balfour, merchant in Dundee; 9 Aug 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 234-35; B65/22/35]
BALFOUR, MICHAEL: of Northbank; Factorie to Patrick Wilson; 8 Jan 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 108]
BALLINGALL, JOHN: tenant in Argyle; 9-yr Tack of land in Rathelpie Law-miln from Town Council of St Andrews; 26 Aug 1784 [B65/5/6 Pp 183-87]
BALMANNO, JOHN: servant to James Carstairs, tailor in St Amdrews, m to Christian Gilgryst; Bond to the Tailor Trade of St Andrews; 20 June 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 18-19]
BALMANNO, RICHARD: son of John Balmanno, post in St Andrews; Indenture, app under Robert Arnott, ballmaker in St Andrews, for 7 years from 3 Oct 1704 (rec 28 Aug 1706) [B65/5/2 Pp 18-20
BALRAM, PETER: tenant in Myreflat, son of Peter Balram, tenant in Myreflat; Bond & Obligaion to his brother, David Balram, yst son of sd Peter Balram, presently soldier in the Kirkell Reg of Foot; Jan 1775 [B65/22/36]
BAND, CHRISTIAN: relict of dec James Fernie, matlman in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of r acres of land in Priory Acres from George Hewett, late Bailie in St Andrews; 4 Dec 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 124-27]
BARCLAY, AGNES: relict of dec William Greig, sometime writer in St Andrews; Bond to John Scott elder, mealmaker in Dundee, 22 Feb 1696; Bond to Flesher Trade of St Andrews, 24 April 1696; Bond to John Blair, writer in Edinburgh, 17 June 1696; Bond to James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews, 17 Sep 1696; Bond to George Turpie, 16 Nov 1696; Bond to John Morris, student in St Andrews, 28 Dec 1696; Bond to Robert Mitchell, tenant in Fernie-bank, 1 Feb 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 85-86; 86-87; 92-93; 95-96; 103; 105-06; 108-09]
BAYNE, ANDREW: son of Colin Bayne, late tenant in Cassingray; 19-yr Tack of Town and Lands of Kingask from John Corstorphine of Nydie; 17 May 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 229-33]
BAYNE, COLIN: late tenant in Cassingray, now indweller in Elie, m to Isobell Fairfull; Assig in favour of grandchild, Colin Cupar, son of Simon Cupar, tenant in Stravithie Miln, and his dau, Ann Bayne; 10 March 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 102-04; B65/22/35]
BEANS, JAMES: Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to Gilbert Baird, Burgess in St Andrews; 26 March 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 64]
BELL, ANDREW: of Sandyhill; Bond to Henry Rymer, Professor of Philosophy in Univ of St Andrews; 19 April 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 257-58]
BELL, MARY: spouse of George Berwick, brewer in St Andrews; with consent of husband, Disp to John Buddo, writer in St Andrews; 19 Dec 1834 [B65/7/2 fol 226-30; B65/22/35]
BELL, ROBERT: sometime tenant in Old Keaply [Caiplie], now residenter in Crail, husband of dec Mgt Walls; Disp & Nomination in favour of grand-nephew and namesake, Robert Bell, son of David Bell, weaver in Denino; 30 July 1765 [B65/5/5 Pp 156-62; B65/22/34]
BENETT, GEORGE: in Byrehills; 9-yr Tack of part of lands of Byrehills as presently possessed by him from George Hewett, late Bailie in St Andrews; 31 May 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 155-57]
BERRIE, RICHARD: writer in St Andrews, and his spouse, Isabell Scott; Mutual Disp & Deed of Settlement; 8 Aug 1845 [B65/7/3 fol 126-29; B65/22/35]
BERRY, THOMAS: residenter in St Andrews, and his spouse, Mgt Marr; Mutual Disp and Deed of Settlement; 8 Jan 1835 [B65/7/2 fol 230-33; B65/22/35]
BERWICK, DAVID: brewer in St Andrews; 11-yr TAck of Tiends of Priory Acres of St Andrews from Univ of St Andrews; 26 Aug 1796 [B65/5/8 fol 40-42]
BERWICK, GEORGE: brewer in St Andrews; 2 x 12-yr Tacks of Shore Miln for purpose of grounding malt and making barley, from Town of St Andrews, 2 Dec 1793 & 21 Nov 1805; Disp to William Porterfield, merchant in St Andrews, 1805; [B65/22/37; B65/22/38]
BERWICK, GEORGE: brewer in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of brewing premises and other property, jointly possessed by him and his son, David, from David Berwick, farmer in St Andrews; 6 Aug 1832 [B65/7/2 fol 201-05; B65/22/35]
BERWICK, HENRY: baker in St Andrews; Trust Disp and Deed of Settlement in favour of sons, Henry, David, William, Alexander (sd Wm and Alexander, "presently in America"), and George, and dau, Jean; 14 Dec 1841 [B65/7/3 fol 50-58; B65/22/35]
BERWICK, HENRY: and his spouse, Catharine Todd; Mutual Disp and Settlement; 18 March 1844 [B65/7/3 fol 103-09; B65/22/35]
BERRICK, JOHN: in Argyle; Bond to John Laumonth in Neutoune; 13 Dec 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 123-24]
BERWICK, WILLIAM: ballmaker in St Andrews; Bond to David Pitblado, residenter in St Andrews; 1 Aug 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 42]
BERWICK, WILLIAM elder: land-labourer in St Andrews, living in Argyle, and his eldest son, William Berwick yr; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 21 Oct 1719 [B65/22/37]
BERWICK, WILLIAM elder: late maltman Burgess of St Andrews, husband of Jean Glassford; Disp in favour of eldest son, William Berwick jnr; 17 June 1768 [B65/5/5 Pp 263-67; B65/22/37
BERWICK, WILLIAM: Discharge & Obligation as eldest son to father, William Berwick snr, tenant in Wester Balrymonth; 18 June 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 67-69; B65/22/35]
BERWICK, WILLIAM elder: Burgess and land-labourer in St Andrews Disp in favour of Robert Cuthbert, and spouse, Bethia Robertson, and their dau, Elizabeth Cuthbert; 7 June 1809 [B65/5/8 fol 283-87; B65/22/34]
BETHUNE, HENRY: of Balfour; Bond to Isabell Kinnaird, dau of dec Andrew Kinnaird in Callydean; 1 June 1732 [B65/5/5 Pp 34-36
BETHUNE, JAMES: 2nd son of dec James Bethune yr of Blebo; Discharge to his brother, John Bethune; 25 March 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 122-24]
BETHUNE, JAMES: surgeon Apothecary in Brentford; Factorie to brother, Henry Bethune of Clatto; 7 Jan 1737 [B65/22/54]
BETHUNE, JOHN: of Blebo; and Alisone Cheap, yst dau of Mr James Cheap of Rossie; Marriage Contract; 24 May 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 78-86]; Bond to Robert Carstairs, Town Clerk of St Andrews, 5 July 1710 [B65/22/37; B65/22/38]
BETT, EDWARD: son of Mr David Bett, precentor in the parish church of St Andrews; Indenture, app under John Craig, barber and periwig maker in St Andrews, for 3 yrs from 31 Dec 1695 (rec 9 Dec 1696) [B65/5/1 fol 104-05]
BEVERAGE, JAMES: land-labourer in St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Armitt in Ballone; 5 March 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 128]
BINING, JANET: eldest dau and one of the heir portioners of her mother, Agnes Adamson, spouse of dec David Bining, sometime Bailie of Pittenweem, and relict of umql Alexander Simson, tenant in Balcorthy; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Agnes Stevenson; 2 Dec 1734 [GD1/361/1 Pp 430-37]
BISSET, PHILLIS: residenter in St Andrews, sister of Elizabeth Bisset; Disp & Settlement in favour of brother, Robert Bisset, merchant in London; 13 June 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 215-18; B65/22/35
BISSET, WILLIAM: watchmaker in St Andrews; Disp in favour of sposue, Jane Laurence, in life-rent, and eldest son, James Bisset, in fee; 6 Jan 1819 [B65/7/1 fol 228-31; B65/22/36]
BLAIR, EUPHAN: dau and only child of dec William Blair, Burgess and Gild brother in St Andrews, and Giles Forret; Discharge to John Halyburtone of Edenhead; 2 Jan 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 47-48]
BONTHRON, DAVID: of Fallfield; Factorie to David Frazer, writer in St Andrews, 18 Oct 1746; Bond to James Fernie, merchant and late Dean of Gild, St Andrews, 28 March 1754; Bond to Mrs Mgt Anderson, relict of dec Mr Lauchlan Makintosh, sometime Minister of Errol, 28 March 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 53-55; 220-21; 221-22; B65/22/35; B65/22/36; B65/22/37]
BOWER, PATRICK: bookseller in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of daughters, Janet and Isabel [another dau (eldest), Mgt, spouse of Stuart Grace, Town Clerk of St Andrews]; 30 July 1814 [B65/7/1 fol 135-40; B65/22/36]
BRABENER, ALEXANDER: tenant in Easter Grange; Disp in favour of spouse, Agnes Terras, and Katharine Brabener, spouse of George Wallace, tenant in Loanhead, and son-in-law, James Brown, tenant in Easter Grange (husband of dec Agnes Brabener), and his sons, Alexander, James and George Brown; 5 Nov 1764 [B65/5/4 Pp 205-10; B65/22/37]
BRADFORD, JOHN: china merchant in Dundee; Disp and Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Mary Morris, whom failing, her sister, Mgt Morris; 20 June 1859 [B65/7/3 fol 162-66]
BRAID, ALEXANDER: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp in favour of William Haig of Seggie; 26 Feb 1827 [B65/7/2 fol 148-50; B65/22/35]
BRAID, ANDREW: Gildbrother in St Andrews; 15-yr Tack of 2 acres of land in the Priory Acres in that shod called Stonyflat, from Patrick Lindsay, merchant in Edinburgh; 5 Dec 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 110-13]; B65/22/35
BRAID, ANDREW: merchant in St Andrews; Factorie to James Burns, merchant in St Andrews; 20 July 1786 [B65/5/6 Pp 221-23; B65/22/35]
BRAID, DAVID: tailor in St Andrews; Bond to Wiliam Mylne, merchant in Edinburgh, 3 Aug 1695; Bond to David Gouans, merchant Burgess in Cupar, 3 Feb 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 77-78 & 124]
BRAID, JAMES: residing St Andrews, servant or butler to Alexander Binny Esq, sometime residing at Eskmount, now in St Andrews, and son of dec John Braid, merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of half-sister, Mary Braid, spouse of Robert Carmichael, cabinet-maker in St Andrews, in life-rent, and their eldest son, James Braid Carmichael, in fee + legacy to latter's brother, John Carmichael, and his other nephews, George, James, Thomas and John Greig, sons of George Greig, reedmaker in Cupar, and his dec sister, Mgt Braid; also legacy to another sister, Betty Braid, spouse of Andrew Anderson, weaver in Kirkcaldy; 11 Nov 1830 [B65/7/2 fol 188-95; B65/22/35]
BRAID, JOHN: present Deacon of the Baxters in St Andrews, and William Gib, present Boxmaster; Bond to David Walker, late Boxmaster; 15 Aug 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 9-10]
BRAID, JOHN: carpenter, of HMS "Rainbow," only son of and heir served , cognified, and infeft to dec John Braid, sometime mariner in St Andrews, thereafter in Anstruther; Disp to Robert Thomson, mason & slater in St Andrews, 1705 [B65/22/38]
BRAID, LAURENCE: flesher in St Andrews; 6-yr Tack of 2 acres of land in that shod called the Pipelands from Alexander Dickson, glazier & cooper; 10 June 1740 [B65/5/3 Pp 303-05]
BRAID (or Gourlay), Mrs MARY: residing St Andrws; Trust Disp and Deed of Settlement to Robert Methven, writer in Cupar, for Robert Gourlay, residing Glasgow, son of dec Robert Gourlay, merchant in St Andrews, and Charles Gourlay, gunsmith in Glasgow, also son of the dec Robert Gourlay; 4 Nov 1822 [B65/7/2 fol 42-47; B65/22/36]
BRAID, WILLIAM: Burgess in St Andrews; Factorie to John Broun, writer in Edinburgh; 25 Feb 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 1-2]
BROWN, CATHARINE: spouse of Andrew Turpie, shoemaker in St Andrews; Renunication & Disp to sd husband; 13 Feb 1772 [B65/22/36]
BROWN, JANET (spouse of John Dick, merchant and late Bailie in St Andrews), CATHERINE (spouse of John Wood snr, merchant in Crail), MGT (spouse of William Watson, Bailie in Crail) & ELIZABETH: daus of dec William Brown, baxter and sometime Convener of the Trades in St Andrews, and Catherine Moncrieff; Disp in favour of George Martine of Claremont, 11 June 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 55-60; B65/22/35]
BROUN, JOHN: writer in Edinburgh, husband of Cathrin Aillin; Factorie to John Broune of Old College of St Andrews; 27 Oct 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 99-100]
BROWN, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; Bond from the Smith Trade of St Andrews; 27 Dec 1799 [B65/5/8 fol 107-08; B65/22/36]
BROWN, JOHN: merchant and late Bailie of St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of John Brown Gourlay, 3rd son of Robert Gourlay, late Convener of Trades, St Andrews; 13 Nov 1822 [B65/7/2 fol 55-60; B65/22/36]
BROUN, KATHARINE: spouse of John Wood, merchant in Crail, and her sisters, MGT (spouse of William Watson, Bailie in Crail) and ELIZABETH, daus of William Brown, sometime Convener of the Trades of St Andrews, and grand-daus of David Brown; Disp in favour of sister, Janet Brown and her husband, John Dick, merchant in St Andrews; 14 May 1734 [B65/5/3 Pp 193-97; B65/22/34]
BROWN, MARY: dau of dec John Brown, sometime Deacon of the Wrights in St Andrews, and wife of Charles Watson, smith in St Andrews; Disp in favour of Robert Hay, maltman Burgess of St Andrews; 4 Nov 1765 [B65/5/5 Pp 172-78; B65/22/35]
BROWN, THOMAS: present Deacon of the Tailors in St Andrews, and his sister, ELISABETH BROWN, relict of William Henderson, late merchant in St Andrews; Contract betwixt; 21 Nov 1767 [B65/5/5 Pp 256-58; B65/22/37]
BROWN, THOMAS: tailor, merchant Burgess and Gildbrother in St Andrews, son of Thomas Brown, Deacon of the Tailors, and Ann Bell; Disp & Assig in favour of son, John Brown; 13 Nov 1822 [B65/7/2 fol 47-55; B65/22/36]
BROUN, WILLIAM: gardener in St Leonards; Bond to Robert Orrock, gildbrother in St Andrews; 2 April 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 4-5]
BROUN, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of land in Priory Acres in that shade or field called Cross Dykes, from Jean Taylor, relict of dec Mr Andrew Flookar, Minister of the Gospel; 10 Dec 1734 [B65/5/3 Pp 206-08]
BROWN, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp & Assig to George Normand, servant to Rev Mr Robert Bogie, Minister of Gospel at Logie, and others; 18 Aug 1777 [B65/22/36]
BROWN, WILLIAM LAURENCE: Principal of Marischal College, Aberdeen; Discharge to Magistrates of St Andrews; 11 Dec 1821 [B65/22/37]
BRUCE, Mr GEORGE: Dr of Medecine in Pittenweem, factor for his brother-in-law, Robert Johnston, late Officer of Excise at Hamilton, now at [blank]; Discharge to John Johnston of Cowbackie; 22 July 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 326-27]
BRUCE, WILLIAM: freeman wright, and WILLIAM OVERTON, cabinet-maker in St Andrews; Contract of co-partnery; 19 April 1791 [B65/5/7 fol 66-69; B65/22/35]
BRYDE, ALEXANDER: maltman in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 2 acres in Priory Acres in shod called New Mylne, as presently possesed by him, from Mr James Balfour of Randerston; 20 July 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 116-19]
BRYDIE, THOMAS: in Baldastard; 7-yr Tack of part of lands of Baldastard as presently possessed by him, from Mr John Arnott of Baikie; 29 April 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 182-84]
BUCHANAN, CHRISTIAN: relict of umql Thomas Borthwick, sometime citiner in St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Walwood, merchant citiner in St Andrews; 26 Jan 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 29]
BUDDO, MGT: relict of dec Alexander Peattie, weaver in St Andrews, heir served & retoured to John Gardner, wright there; Disp in favour of Andrew Glass, merchant in St Andrews; 4 Dec 1786 [B65/5/6 Pp 228-33; B65/22/35]
BUIST. JOHN: farmer in Largoward [in Struther Barns
BUIST, JEAN: eldest dau of above, sp of Walter Wallace, tenant
BUIST, MGT: spouse of Hugh Taylor, farmer in Largoward
BUIST, KATHARINE: spouse of John Johnstone, weaver in Balbaird
BUIST, CHRISTIAN: spouse of Robert Hay, indweller in Largoward
Agreement betwixt; 12 Nov 1735 [GD1/361/1 Pp 452-54]
BULTIE, ELIZABETH: sister of Robert Boultie, and dau of dec Thomas Bultie, merchant Burgess in Dundee and sometime residenter/citiner in St Andrews; Factorie to George Fogo, sometime one of the Bailies of St Andrews; 6 May 1695; Bond to David Gouans, Burgess of St Andrews, 21 Oct 1696; Bond to George Fogo in St Andrews, 22 Oct 1696; Bond of Corroberation to David Gouans, merchant in St Andrews, 5 Aug 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 68; 96-97; 98-99; 103-05]
BULTIE, ROBERT: only son of dec Thomas Bultie, citiner in St Andews; Factorie to sister, Elizabeth Bultie; 6 May 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 68-69]
BURN, GEORGE: merchant & indweller in St Andrews, m to Christian Dewie; Disp & Assig to David Tod, tenant in Kenly; 28 Feb 1764 [B65/5/5 Pp 130-34; B65/22/34]
BURNS, JAMES & JOHN: trading under name of James Burns & Co, merchants in St Andrews; Trust Disp for creditors, 16 Sep 1795; Articles and Conditions of Roup, 22 Sep 1795 [B65/5/8 fol 13-17 and 17-20; B65/22/37]
BURNS, JOHN: of Middle-miln; Bond to Thomas Forrester, Principal of New College, St Andrews, and Mr James Hadow, Professor of Divinity in sd College; 3 Feb 1710 [B65/22/37]
BURNS, JOHN: residenter in Aberdeen, son of dec John Burns, late of St Andrews; about to leave Scotland, and Factorie to Andrew Braid, vintner in Aberdeen; 3 April 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 52-55; B65/22/35]
CAIRNS, JAMES: only son of dec Thomas Cairns, Burgess in St Andrews; Disp in favour of James Dickesone, glazier in St Andrews; 30 July 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 41]
CAMPBELL, GEORGE: tenant in Winthank; Discharge to Alexander Martin, merchant in Pittenweem, 3 Dec 1728; Agreement with his spouse, Mgt Henderson, 8 Feb 1733 [GD1/361/1 Pp 210-11 and 395-98]
CAMPBELL, Dr ROBERT: of Smithygreen, heir apparent and son of Colin Campbell of Smithygreen; Disp in favour of Alexander Reid, slater in St Andrews, and Janet Millar, his spouse; 4 Sep 1782 [B65/5/6 Pp 115-20; B65/22/35]
CAMPBELL, SAMUEL: native of St Andrews; of the City of New York Will, appointing Trustees to remit annually to St Mary's College sums for the "support and maintenance of three (or four) indegenet individuals" of St Andrews, of either sex, of the surname of Campbell; 15 Feb 1814 [B65/7/1 fol 122-25; B65/22/36]
CARMICHAEL, ALEXANDER: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp and Settlement in favour of spouse, Mgt Syme, in life-rent, and daus, Mgt, Janet, & Agnes, and son, William Carmichael; 8 May 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 267-69; B65/22/36]
CARMICHAEL, THOMAS: mealmaker Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to John Brown, wheelwright Burgess of St Andrews; 14 Nov 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 22-23]
CARMICHAEL, THOMAS: maltman citiner in St Andrews; Bond to Mgt Brune, March 1692; 5-yr Tack of land "in that shod or territory called the horselayes," from William Binning of Wallyfoord, 12 Oct 1694; Bond to David Millar, tenant in Kinaldie, 20 Oct 1697; Bond to John Rodger, tenant in Balmungo, 6 Jan 1709 [B65/5/1 fol 7; 58-59; 122-23 and B65/5/2 Pp 61-62]
CARMICHAEL, WILLIAM: residing St Andrews, eldest son of dec Alexander Carmichael, land-waiter in St Andrews; Disp and Deed of Settlement in favour of sister, Mgt Carmichael, spouse of Robert Mitchell, merchant in St Andrews, in life-rent, and their dau, Elizabeth Mitchell, in fee; 29 March 1839 [B65/7/3 fol 14-18; B65/22/37]
CARSTAIRS, ANDREW: Treasurer in St Andrews, m to Catharon Wood; Bond to Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews, 9 March 1693; Bond to Alexander Swintoune, factor to Alexander Hamiltoune of Kinkell, 2 Aug 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 30-31; 40-41]
CARSTAIRS, ANDREW: late merchant in St Andrews, and ALEXANDER JOHNSTOUNE, citiner in St Andrews; Minute of Agreement; 6 Oct 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 119]
CARSTAIRS, ANDREW: Gildbrother in St Andrews; Bond to David Gouans, merchant in Cupar; 26 April 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 39-40]
CARSTAIRS, DAVID: son of James Carstairs, tailor in St Andrews; Bond to James Williamsone, present Deacon of the Tailors in St Andrews; 4 Feb 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 125]
CARSTAIRS, GEORGE: late Convener of the Trades in St Andrews; Disp in favour of dau, Helen Carstairs; 2 June 1787 [B65/5/6 Pp 251-58; B65/22/35]
CARSTAIRS, JAMES: mariner in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of wife, Helen Carstairs, & dau, Helen Carstairs (spouse of Thomas Brown, shipmaster in London); 1 Sep 1801 [B65/22/37]
CARSTAIRS, JOHN: maltman Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to James Miniman, tenant in Strathkinnes; 3 Sep 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 79-80]
CARSTAIRS, JOHN: tailor in St Monance, m to dec Catharine Muir; Disp to Ann & Elizabeth Carstairs; 29 March 1740 [B65/22/34]
CARSTAIRS, ROBERT: son of umql Andrew Carstairs, maltman Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to David Gowans, merchant in Dunnikier; 8 June 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 7-8]
CARSTAIRS, ROBERT: mariner in St Andrews; Bond to Mr Henry Dewar, one of the Doctors of the Grammar School of Dundee; 10 July 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 158-59]
CARSTAIRS, ROBERT: mariner in St Andrews; 2-yr Tack of Shore Dues and Customs, with Tonnage and Anchorage of the Shore and Harbour of St Andrews, from the Town Council of St Andrews; 2 July 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 192-94]
CARSTAIRS, ROBERT: Stewart-Depute of the Regality of St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of Tenement, "with the brew house, stable and pertinents thereto, lying on the north side of the mercate street," from Andrew Mores, gildbrother in St Andrews; 3 July 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 4-5; B65/22/34]
CARSTAIRS, THOMAS: maltman burgess citiner in St Andrews, m to Elizabeth Howstone; Bonds to: Andrew Thomsone yr, late Deacon of Shoemakers in St Andrews, 17 Nov 1711 [B65/22/37]; and to James Paterstone, maltman Burgess in St Andrews, 4 May 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 148-50]
CARSTAIRS, WILLIAM elder: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to John Alsone, sometime Provost there; 18 Nov 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 47]
CARSTAIRS, WILLIAM: of Raderny; Heritable Bond to James Sibbald of Kinkell; 4 Jan 1732 [GD1/361/1 Pp 357-62]
CARUTHERS, MGT: relict of dec James Carstairs, formerly Deacon of the Tailors in St Andrews; Latter Will, appointing son-in-law, Robert Boig, son of dec [blank] Boig, formerly Deacon Convener of the Trades in St Andrews, as her Universal Legatee; 23 Feb 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 171-73]
CHALMERS, JAMES: residing St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of dau, Christiana Chalmers, spouse of James Edie, merchant in St Andrews (whom failing their children, John, James Chalmers, Roberta, Christiana, William Henry, Charles Edmond and Anne Berwick), + legacy to Robert Chalmers, one of the principal clerks of the House of Commons, and also to James McGill Rae and Ann Rae, nephew and niece of his dec wife; 18 March 1841 [B65/7/3 fol 39-44; B65/22/35]
CHEAP, JAMES: of Rossie; Bond to Janet Sibbald, relict of dec Mr James Cheap of Rossie, his grandfather, & to John Bethune of Blebo and his spouse, Alison Cheap; 17 Nov 1710 [B65/22/37]
CHEISLY, CHRISTIAN: dau of dec David Cheisly, surgeon in Crail; Factrix to cousin, Agnes Sydes, eldest dau of dec Stephen Sydes, sometime shipmaster in Leven; 10 May 1748 [B65/5/4 Pp 79-82; B65/22/36]
CHIENE, GEORGE: of Balmungo; Discharge & Renunciation to Miss Mgt Scott, bookseller in St Andrews, 1831 (reg in Sasines Books of Fife); [B65/22/38]
CHRISTIE, JANET: residing St Andrews, widow of John Ireland, labourer Lamboletham; Testemanet in favour of children, James Ireland (carter, St Andrews), John Ireland (quarryman, Inverkeithing), Thomas Ireland (farmer, Sydney), Peter Ireland (farm servant to Andrew Aitken, Carnbee), and Janet Ireland (wife of David Fairbairn, blacksmith in St Andrews), and grandchild, John Ireland (son of sd Peter Ireland); 5 Oct 1849 [B65/7/3 fol 143-45; B65/22/35]
CHRISTIE, MARY: relict of Mr Alexander Coupar, schoolmaster in Leuchars; Back Bond & Translation to son, Alexander Coupar; 19 June 1730 [B65/5/3 Pp 100-05; B65/22/34]
CHRYSTIESON, ROBERT: merchant in St Andrews, son of Alexander Chrystieson; Bond & Disp in favour of dau, Mgt Chrystieson; 17 May 1753 [B65/5/4 Pp 182-85; B65/22/35]
CLARK, ALEXANDER & JOHN ARNOT, coin mercant in St Andews; Probative Writ; 7 Nov 1808 [B65/5/8 fol 275; B65/22/17]
CLARK, DAVID: only son of John Clark, indweller in St Andrews; Indenture, app under Andrew and James Finlay, wrights in St Andrews, for 4 yrs from 25 Oct 1770 (rec 8 April 1772) [B65/22/36]
CLARK, DAVID: late master of HMS, the "Van Trump," presently residing in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of sister, Betty Clark, spouse of Alexander Duff, day-labourer in St Andrews, and their daus, Mgt, Betty & Sally; 11 Oct 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 46-48; B65/22/34]
CLERK, HENDRIE: Burgess in St Andrews; 2-yr Tack of miln of land from Univ of St Andrews; 8 July 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 93-94]
CLARK, JOHN: plasterer in St Andrews, and the Principal & Masters of the United College of St Andrews; Contract betwixt; 3 July 1815 [B65/7/1 fol 144-46]
CLARK, WILLIAM: tenant in Balmungo; 5-yr Tack of the dung lying in the Market and North Streets from the Magistrates of St Andrews; 10 Oct 1783 [B65/5/6 Pp 134-38]
CLEGHORN, HUGH: Professor of Civil History in United College of St Andrews; appointment of Factors; 9 May 1788 [B65.5.7 fol 17-18; B65/22/35]
CLEGHORN, PETER: of Stravithie, nearest heir to dec John Cleghorn, sometime Captain, afterwards Lieut-Col in HEICS at Madras; with consent of Jane Cleghorn, spouse of William Campbell WS, Disp in favour of Patrick Wallace Esq, residing St Andrews; 18 Nov 1840 [B65/7/3 fol 28-32]
COLDSTREAM, ALEXANDER: mason & gildbrother in St Andrews; Disp and Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Janet Goodfellow, & yst son, Robert Coldstream, & daus, Mgt & Janet Coldstream (his eldest son, Alexander Coldstream); 14 April 1794 [B65/5/7 fol 208-14; B65/22/33]
COLSTREAM, ALEXANDER: manager of Mitcham Estate in Island of Dominica, eldest son of dec Alexander Coldstream of St Andrews; Factorie to brother, Robert Coldstream, merchant in Edinburgh; 1 Nov 1799 [B65/5/8 fol 104-106]
COLLINS, JOHN: flesher in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Millar, present Deacon of the Fleshers there; 8 Nov 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 46-47]
COLVILL, or COLINE, JOHN elder: land-labourer burgess in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of small customs of City of St Andrews from Town Council of St Andrews; 17 Dec 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 317-19]
CORSTORPHINE, ANDREW: Burgess in St Andrews; Disp to William Binning, merchant Burgess in Edinburgh; 30 May 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 14-16]
CORSTERPHENE, CHARLOTTE: spouse of Charles Copland, writer in Edinburgh; Disp & Translation to sd husband; 31 Oct 1768 [B65/5/5 Pp 268-73; B65/22/37]
CORSTORPHINE, JOHN: of Nydie; Bond to Mr John Stark, Min of Gospel at Logie; 2 Oct 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 249-51]
CORSTORPHANE, MGT: relict of dec John Duncan, weaver in St Andrews, and dau & only child of Andrew Corstorphane, merchant in St Andrews, & Katharen Wescheart, his spouse; Disp in favour of Betty and Ann Wemyss, daus of dec John Wemys of Lathockar; 7 April 1764 [B65/5/5 Pp 227-34; B65/22/37]
COUPER, ALEXANDER: mariner in St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Millar, mealmaker in St Andrews; 22 March 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 3-4]
COUPAR, ALEXANDER: schoolmaster in Leuchars; Disp & Assig to spouse, Mary Christie; 19 June 1730 [B65/5/3 Pp 95-100]
CUPAR, ALEXANDER: mariner in St Andrews; Bond of Prov in favour of dau, Mary Cupar; 10 Nov 1746 [B65/5/4 Pp 60-62; B65/22/36]
COUPAR, ALEXANDER: wright in St Andrews, and the Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral 27 Dec 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 245-48; B65/22/35]
CUPAR, COLIN: son of Simeon Cupar, tenant of Stravithie Miln, and Ann Bayne; Translation in favour of sd father & mother, and sisters, Anna, Mary, Christian, Mgt, Isobell, & Jenet Cupar, of property disponed to him by his grandfather, Colin Bayne (qv); 10 March 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 104-06; B65/22/35]
COOPER, DAVID: of Smithsplace, in parish of St George, Middlesex, widower; Last Will & Testament in favour of brother, Alexander Cooper, carpenter in St Andrews, and to lawful sons and daughters of Alexander Cooper, shoemaker in Crail's Wynd, St Andrews, and David Cooper, shoemaker in St Andrews; 3 Feb 1823 [B65/7/2 fol 63-65; B65/22/36]
COUPER, ELSPETH: relict of dec Captain Willian Adamsone, skipper in Crail; Factorie to John Cheyne, merchant Burgess of Crail; 6 Nov 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 45-46]
COUPER, JAMES: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to brother, Alexander Couper; 13 Dec 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 27-28]
COUPER, JAMES: tenant in Sandericks, m to Marie Todie, sister of William Todie, tenant in Inch of Balcaskie, and dau of dec William Todie, tenant in Inch of Balcaskie; Discharge; 25 May 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 132-34]
COUPER, THOMAS: wright Burgess of St Andrews, and the Wright trade of St Andrews; Contract of Feu; 12 Sep 1796 [B65/5/8 fol 43-47; B65/22/35]
COUPER, THOMAS: wright in St Andrews, m to Isobell Johnston; Disp in favour of John Brown, merchant in St Andrews; 14 Nov 1808 [B65/5/8 fol 275-78]
COWDALL, JOHN: merchant in the Island of Guernsey; Factorie to Stuart Grace, Town Clerk of St Andrews; 29 July 1786 [B65/5/6 Pp 223-25]
CRAIG, JOHN: barber & periwig maker in St Andrews; Bond to David Swan, skipper in Elie; 28 Oct 1706; Bond to James Millar, one of the Sgts of sd city, 3 Aug 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 26-27 & 55-56]
CRAIG, JOHN: merchant Burgess in St Andrews; Disp & Translation to Robert Orrock; 6 July 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 52-55]
CRAIG, JOHN: writer in St Andrews; Bond to James Fleming, tenant in Newton of Nydie; 16 April 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 222-23]
CRAIG, JOHN: one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, m to Isobell Cairns; Disp to David Frazer, one of the Bailies of St Andrews; 11 June 1734 [GD1/361/1 Pp 412-20]
CRAIG, JOHN: writer in St Andrews, and Dean of Gild there; Disp to spouse, Janet Craig, in life-rent, and David Frazer, merchant in St Andrews, in fee, 10 May 1732; also Renounciation of Discharge to John Frazer, son of umql David Frazer, merchant in St Andrews, and his spouse, Mary Syde; 1 Sep 1732 [B65/5/3 Pp 152-55 and 161-63; B65/22/34]
CRAIGIE, MGT: dau of dec Rev David Craigie of St Andrews; Disp, Assig, & Nomination in favour of cousins, Mgt & Ann Wilson, daus of dec Walter Wilson, Prof of Greek in United College of St Andrews; 29 Aug 1834 [B65/7/2 fol 224-25; B65/22/35]
CRUIKSHANK, Mr GEORGE: of Banchry, advocate, and the Convener and Deacons of the Trades of St Andrews; Contract of Victuall; 13 June 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 112-14]
CROGHAN, JAMES: merchant & late Bailie of St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Mgt Nicolson, and others; 28 May 1734 [B65/22/36]
COUNINGHAME, JOHN: residenter in St Andrews; Bond to Robert Mylles, present Treasurer in St Andrews, 28 Aug 1695; Bond to David Gouans, Burgess in St Andrews, 21 Oct 1696; Bond to JOhn Whytte, periwig maker Burgess in St Andrews, 22 May 1697; Bond to David Gouans, Burgess Gildbrother in St Andrews, 31 May 1699 [B65/5/1 fol 78; fol 97-98; 112-13; 113]
CUNINGS, ALEXANDER: citiner in London; Factorie to Robert Ramsay, shoemaker in St Andrews; 29 May 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 39-40]
CUTHBERT, GEORGE: smith in St Andrews, eldest surv son of dec Robert Cuthbert, smith there; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Mary Henderson, & daus, Jean, Mary & May (so long as they remained unmarried), in life-rent, & to his 2nd son, Robert Cuthbert, in fee [other children, son, George, and dau, Mgt Cuthbert, spouse of William White, weaver in Cupar); 26 March 1828 [B65/7/2 fol 161-64; B65/22/35]
CUTHBERT, WILLIAM: present Boxmaster to the Hammerman Trade of St Andrews; in name of sd Trade, Bond to Robert Watsone, present Deacon of sd Hammermen; 17 Jan 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 49]
CUTHBERT, WILLIAM: son of John Cuthbert, smith Burgess in St Andrews; Indenture, app under Alexander Bell, wigmaker and gildbrother of St Andrews, for 4 yrs from Lammas 1752 (rec 14 Aug 1755) [B65/5/4 Pp 225-27]
DALGLEISH, JAMES: of Scotscraig; app of David Frazer, writer in St Andrews, as Factor; 23 Jan 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 277-79; B65/22/37]
DALGLEISH, WM: of Scotscraig; app of eldest son, James Dalgleish, as Factor; 12 Aug 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 276-78; B65/22/37
DALL, ROBERT: merchant in Aberbrothock; Tack & Agreement betwixt him and the following skippers of St Andrews - John Swan, James Yooll, Patrick Lyell, and Robert Myln - to "have sold, sett and lett and hereby for the pryces underwitten sell sett and lett to said Mr Dall...all the Keillings and Codlings that shall be caught by them or any of their boats;" 18 July 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 9-10]
DARSIE, SIMON: Treasurer of Burgh of St Andrews; Disp, Translation & Assig in favour of spouse, Mgt Andersone; 19 Dec 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 91-99]
DARSIE, WILLIAM: weaver in Anstruther-Wester, only son of dec William Darsie, cooper there, and grand-nephew & Heir cognified of dec John Bruce, sometime Deacon of the Trades in St Andrews; Disp in favour of John Gibson, merchant and Gildbrother in St Andrews; 9 Feb 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 10-17; B65/22/34]
DAVIDSONE, GEORGE: servitor to Robert Hamilton of Kilbrackmont; Disp & Assig to Isobell Wightoune, dau of John Wightoune, weaver in Dundee, Agnes Davidson (his sister, spouse of Malcolm Balmain, shoemaker in East Wemyss), and Isobell Lindsay, spouse of John KIlgour in ground of Bogie; 30 Oct 1719 [B65/22/38]
DEMPSTER, CHARLES: merchant & Gildbrother in St Andrews, & THOMAS COUPAR, wright Burgess in St Andrews; Submission betwixt 20 May 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 284-87; B65/22/37]
DEMPSTER, CHARLES: merchant in St Andrews, and Cathcart Dempster, his only son; Contract of Co-partnery; 2 Aug 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 37-39; B65/22/35]
DEMPSTER, CHARLES: merchant in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of all dung lying in South, North, and Market Streets of St Andrews, from Magistrates of St Andrews; 11 Nov 1795 [B65/22/37]
DEMPSTER, CHARLES & CATHCART (+ Alexander Duncan) in St Andrews on the one part, and James Gray, merchant in Dundee, on the other; Contract of Co-partnery; 5 Aug 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 160-64]
DEMPETSTON, JAMES: son of Alexander Demperston, mason in St Andrews; Indenture, app under James Robertson, master of the "Jean" of St Andrews, for 4 yrs, from22 May 1731 (rec 23 Aug 1733) [B65/5/3 Pp 181-83; B65/22/34]
DICK, ANDREW: in Kilmany; Bond to Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie; 8 Dec 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 139-41]
DICKESON, ANDREW: glazier in St Andrews; Assig in favour of dau, Agnes Dickeson,, spouse of Alexander Frazer, mariner in St Andrews; 1711 [B65/22/37]
DICKESONE, ANDREW: late Deacon of the Wrights in St Andrews, and Catherine Bell, relict of umq William Walker, sometime Deacon of the Baxters there; Marriage Contract; 22 Nov 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 164-67]
DICKESONE, MGT: relict of dec John Carstairs, sometime maltman in St Andrews; Bond to David Millar of Northgaill; 18 June 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 17-18]
DINN, JOHN: present tenant in Pitscottie; 7-yr Tack of Town and Lands of St Nicholas from Philip Hamilton of Kilbrackmont; 21 May 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 128-31]
DOCTOR, ANDREW: residing St Andrews; Disp, Assig & Deed of Settlement in favour of son, Alexander Doctor, ostler, Black Bull Inn, St Andrews, & his spouse, Janet Melville, in life-rent, and to sd Alexander Doctor and his children in fie; 4 Dec 1839 [B65/7/3 fol 21-24; B65/22/35]
DONALDSON, ROBERT: merchant in St Andrews, m to Katharini Baird Disp & Assig in favour of children: sons, Robert (eldest), William (2nd), James (3rd & yst), + Legacies to dau, Janet Donaldson; 21 Nov 1772 [B65/22/36]
DONALDSON, WM: merchant in St Andrews; Factorie to Wm & David Scott, sons of dec David Scott in Lithrey; 1 Jan 1736 [B65/5/3 Pp 241-44; B65/22/34]; also Disp to Wm Brown, shoemaker in St Andrews, and his spouse, Grissell Strachan, 26 May 1742 [B65/5/3 Pp 337-42; B65/22/36]; Disp in favour of Isabell Freazer, relict of Thomas Scott, merchant in St Andrews, in life-rent, & to her eldest son, John Scott, in fie, 5 June 1746 [B65/5/4 Pp 43-47; B65/22/36]; factorie to sister, Jenet Donaldson, 21 Nov 1747 [B65/5/4 Pp 67-70; B65/22/36]; Marriage Contract to Christian Pitbladdo, relict of dec Alexander Spence, shoemaker in St Andrews, dated 25 Aug 1739 and rec 5 March 1759 [B65/5/4 Pp 330-35; B65/22/35]
DOUGLAS, PETER: shipmaster in St Andrews; Factorie to spouse, Barbara Gib; 7 Jan 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 98-99; B65/22/35]
DUNCAN, ALEXANER: of Stomnywind, son of John Duncan of Stonywind; Bond of Prov; 10 Nov 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 19-22]
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER: of Stonywind; Assig to Andrew Bell of Sandyhill; 21 June 1776 [B65/22/36]
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER: of Craigton; with consent of grandmother, Anne Lindsay, Lady Craigton, Factorie to aunt, Janet Nairn; 5 May 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 106-08; B65/22/35]
DUNCAN, ALEXANDER: of Stonywind; attorney for mother, Janet Tod, relict of Wm Duncan of Stonywind; 23 Aug 1792 [B5/5/7 fol 102-08]
DUNCAN, ANDREW: shipmaster and late Bailie in St Andrews; Assig to Andrew Bell in Sandyhill; 21 June 1776 [B65/22/36]
DUNCAN, ANDREW: shipmaster in St Andrews, spouse of Catherine Vilant; Bond of Caution for Rbt Simpson, merchant in St Andrews; 18 Oct 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 282-83; B65/22/37]; as factor for eldest son, Wm Duncan, Discharge to John Adamson, Tenant in Burnside, 30 Nov 1772 [B65/5/7 fol 64-66]; Minute of sale of heritable property, 7 June 1786 [B65/5/6 Pp 212-14]; Disp & Settlement in favour of eldest son, Dr Andrew Duncan, physician in Edinburgh, 2 June 1791 [B65/5/7 fol 70-75; B65/22/35]
DUNCAN, Dr ANDREW: physician in Edinburgh, son of Andrew Duncan, shipmaster in St Andrews, and Katherine Vilant; Assig in favour of John Adamson, tenant in Burnside, 15 Dec 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 59-61]; Disp in favour of Dr Thomas Melville, physician in St Andrews, and his spouse, Janet Lindesay, 26 June 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 97-101; B65/22/35]
DUNCAN, ANDREW: wheelwright in St Andrews; Disp & Latter Will in favour of spouse, Helen Gardiner; 7 March 1796 [B65/5/8 fol 30-32; B65/22/37]
DUNCAN, ANN: widow of Rev Dr Harry Spens, Prof of Divinity in New College, St Andrews; Disp in favour of Lieut James Fraser, of the late 100th Reg of Foot, one of the present Bailies in St Andrews; 15 Nov 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 52-54; B65/22/34]
DUNCAN, ARCHIBALD: merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Millar, & eldest son, William [his other children - Archibald, 2nd son, and dau, Catherine]; 27 July 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 260-69; B65/22/37]
DUNCAN, JAMES: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to Patrick Garroway in Lamboletham, & his spouse, Elspeth Louthian; 30 May 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 13-14]
DUNCAN, JAMES: late Regent in Old College of St Andrews; Factrix to sister-in-law, Mrs Jenet Nairn; 29 Aug 1748 [B65/5/4 Pp 82-83; B65/22/36]
DUNCAN, JOHN: of Stoniwind; Disp in favour of spouse, Agnes Duncan, in life-rent, and 2nd son, Thomas Duncan, in fee, and for yr children: Alexander, Mgt, Janet, and Magdaline Duncan; 9 Nov 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 14-17 and 17-18]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews; 5-yr Tack of 1 acre of ground in the Priory-acres in shod called "the weet-aiker," from Andrew Meason, flesher in St Andrews; 4 April 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 108-09]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews; Bond to John Adamsone, Gild-brother in St Andrews; 26 Jan 1714 [B65/22/38]
DUNCAN, THOMAS: in Kincaple; Disp in favour of son, James Duncan, smith in Abercrombie, in life-rent, and latter's son, David Duncan, in fie; 4 Nov 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 57-64; B65/22/34]
DUNCAN THOMAS: founder at Craigrothie; Disp in favour of John Hogg, provisor, United College of St Andrews, and his spouse, Katharine Gourlay; 17 March 1788 [B65/5/7 fol 1-5; B65/22/35]
DUNCAN, WILLIAM: shoemaker, m to Agnes Millar, late Deacon Convener of the Trades of St Andrews; Bonds to Alexander Ferrier, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, 23 April 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 9-10]; to Thomas Neish and his spouse, Elspeth Smith, 12 May 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 91-92]; to the Shoemaker Trade of St Andrews, 31 Oct 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 100-01]
DUNCANSON, JOHN: Baxter and late Convener of Trades, and Mary Bell, his spouse; Contract; 12 Nov 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 330-34]
DUNCANSON, THOMAS: Baxter in St Andrews; 15-yr Tack of 3 acres of arable land called Claybraes, from William Walker, merchant in St Andrews; 2 March 1763 [B65/5/5 Pp 85-87; B65/22/34]
DURRIE, JOHN: maltman in St Andrews; 5-yr Tack of malt steading in north side of South Street, belonging to John Carstairs, eldest son of dec Wm Carstairs, sometime Gildbrother in St Andrews; 22 Dec 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 60-61]
DYKES, JOHN, ROBERT, DAVID, THOMAS, EUPHAN (spouse of George Fleming, tenant, Newton of Nydie), BEATRICE (spouse of James Kid, tenant in Newbigging), MARGARET & CATHERINE (spouse of Thomas Richard, tenant in Bridge-end; all children of dec Robert Dykes, tenant in Priorletham, and Elspeth Scott, his spouse; Discharge; 25 July 1806 [B65/5/8 fol 251-52; B65/22/35]
EADIE, ROBERT: of Wester Craigfoodie; with consent of Curators, Factorie to Oliver Barclay; 27 May 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 49-50]
EIDIE, THOMAS: in Ceres, tutor-in-law to Robert, John, Arthur & Elizabeth Eidie, children of dec John Eidie, sometime tenant in Dairsie, and his spouse, Christian Barclay; Factorie to Oliver Barclay; 7 Sep 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 22-24]
EDUARD, ISABELL: relict of umq Mr David Taillyor, sometime Minister of Anstruther; Bond to Alexander Coupar, schoolmaster at Leuchars, and Marie Chistie, his spouse; 13 Feb 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 30]
ELDER, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews, and Wm Elder, his son; 7-yr Tack of 2 acres of land within the Priory Acres in shod called Bousse-rook, from George Stark, Town Clerk of St Andrews, in name of Thomas Kirkpatrick, merchant in Kirkcudbright; 5 March 1741 [B65/5/3 Pp 319-21]
ELDER, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews, and his spouse, Grissell Berwick; Mutual Disp, dated 14 March 1752 [B65/22/40]
ELDER, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews, and AGNES RICHARD, dau of dec David Richard, sometime Deacon of the Weavers there; Marriage Contract, dated 1 Nov 1752 [B65/22/40]
ELDER, WILLIAM: land labourer in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land within Priory acres called Bassagard, from Kirk Session of St Andrews; 23 Nov 1772 [B65/22/36]
ELISTOUNE, WILLIAM: cordiner citiner of St Andrews; Bond to David Kilgouir in Leven; 7 Nov 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 59]
FAIRFULL, ANDREW: mason in St Andrews; Disp & Settlement in favour of sister, Mgt Fairfull, and her spouse, Alexaner Key, brewer in St Andrews, in life-rent, and their children, Thomas, Mary, Catherine, Elizabeth, Alexander, Euphan, David & Mgt Key, in fie, but allowing George Key and his spouse, Janet Couper, cont tenancy of house on west side of Eastburn Wynd; 1 Feb 1827 [B65/7/2 fol 143-48; B65/22/35]
FAIRFULL JOHN & John Fairny, maltmen in St Andrews, late Tacksmen of Corrione-miln; Bond to Convener and Deacons of Trade of St Andrews; 21 May 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 13]
FAIRFULL, JOHN yr: maltman in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of Tenement belonging to Andrew Carstairs, Gildbrother in St Andrews; 18 April 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 37-39]; also 9-yr Tack of 3 acres of Northmuir in Priory-acres from James Thomsone, residenter in St Andrews; 22 July 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 69-70];
FAIRFULL, JOHN: eldest som of umq John Fairfull, sometime maltman in St Andrews, grandson of John Fairfull, maltman in St Andrews; Disp in favour of brother, Robert Fairfull, mariner in St Andrews; 20 May 1735 [B65/5/3 Pp 210-15; B65/22/34]
FAIRFULL, ROBERT: sailor on board HMS "Troy," lying at Spithead; missive letter to father, John Fairfull, in which he mentions sisters, Elizabeth & Christian; 25 May 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 111-12]
FAIRFULL, ROBERT: mariner in St Andrews; Disp in favour of sister, Janet Fairfull, & her spouse, David Mitchell, maltman in St Andrews; 20 May 1735 [B65/5/3 Pp 218-23; B65/22/34]
FAIRFUL, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews; Trust Disp for creditors, 12 Jan 1824 [B65/7/2 fol 79-87; B65/22/35]
FAIRFULL, THOMAS: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Ann Landale (of property acquired from Robert Fairfull, mason in St Andrews), in life-rent, and only dau, Elizabeth Fairfull, in fee + legacy to eldest son, John Fairfull; 31 May 1825 [B65/7/2 fol 118-23; B65/22/35]
FAIRFUL, THOMAS: surgeon in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Mgt Burns, in life-rent, & only surv dau, Mary Ann Leslie Fairful, in fee; 12 Feb 1833 [B65/7/2 fol 207-10; B65/22/36]
FAIRFULL, WILLIAM: of Lathallan Wester; Bond to Hellen Lausone, relict of dec David Mores, sometime tailor in Edinburgh; 28 Sep 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 118-19]
FAIRFULL, WILLIAM elder: maltman in St Andrews, and John Fairfull, also maltman there; Bond to Helen Buchan, spouse to Henry Tod, baxter in St Andrews, on behalf of William Aitken; 19 Oct 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 87-88]
FAIRFULL, WILLIAM yr: land-labourer in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of 3 acres of arable land in St Andrews from Mr Robert Cleland, Minister of Kilrenny; 2 Aug 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 14-16]
FARNY, CATHARIN: dau of umq James Farny, sometime maltman in St Andrews, and spouse of John Fairfull, also maltman there; and Christian Band, m to James Thomsone, maltman in St Andrews; Sub & Decreet Arbitral; 14 June 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 151-58]
FAIRNY, DAVID: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to George Andersone, fisherman in St Andrews; 2 March 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 47]
FARNEY, JAMES: only son of dec James Farney, maltman Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to James Thomsone, Burgess of St Andrews, and his spouse, Christian Band; 5 April 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 145-47]
FERNIE, JAMES: merchant in St Andrews; Factorie to David Frazer, writer in St Andrews, 6 Aug 1753 [B65/5/4 Pp 189-90; B65/22/35]; Marriage Contract with Mgt Massone, 2nd dau of dec William Massone, sometime Convener of the Trades of St Andrews, dated 27 Oct 1752 and rec 10 May 1763 [B65/5/5 Pp 90-109; B65/22/34; B65/22/54]
FAIRNIE, JOHN: maltman in St Andrews; 7 -yr Tack of 2 acres of land in Sandie-hill from Robert Lentrone of Kincaple; 18 June 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 74-75]
FAIRNIE, JOHN elder: Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to John Weems of Winthanhall; 15 Nov 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 27-28]
FERNIE, JOHN: maltman Burgess in St Andrews; Bonds to Thoms Finlay, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, 11 March 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 111]; and to James Aitken, son of John Aitken, mealmaker in St Andrews, 14 April 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 112]; Assig in favour of John Craig, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews; 22 May 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 5-6]
FALCONER, DAVID: son of Andrew Falconer, wright in St Andrews; Bond to the Wright Trade of St Andrews; 8 Nov 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 163-64]
FARMER, JAMES: late of the parish of St Paul, Deptford, Kent, & Mary Webster, his spouse; Contract of Agreement betwixt; 25 July 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 36-38; B65/22/34]
FENTON, DAVID: dyer in St Andrews; Bail Bond for; 23 Sep 1782 [B65/5/6 Pp 111-12]
FERGUSON, ADAM: late Professor of Philosophy in the College of Edinburgh, now retired at Halyards, parish of Manor & County of Peebles; Last Will & Testament & Disp in favour of surv family - 3 sons, Adam (Officer in the King's Troops and Aide-de-Camp and Military Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief, Island of Jersey), James (of H.E.I.C.S, in Bengal), and John (Lieut on board HM armed brig, the "Rid Wing;" and 3 daus, Isabella, Mary & Mgt, all living in family with him; 19 March 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 154-57]
FERRIER, ANDREW: eldest son of Thomas Ferrier, merchant in St Andrews; with consent of spouse, Barbara Young, Disp to James Mitchell, gardener Burgess of St Andrews, & Christian Oliphant, his spouse; 7 June 1733 [B65/5/3 Pp 176-81; B65/22/34]
FERRIAR, JOHN: Student of Divinity in the United College in St Andrews, only son of dec Alexander Ferriar, sometime Bailie in St Andrews; Disp in favour of James Martine of Claremont; 11 June 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 61-67; B65/22/35]
FINLAY, ANDREW: wright Burgess of St Andrews; Disp in favour of Robert Broune, also wright Burgess there; 20 Nov 1735 [B65/5/3 Pp 235-39; B65/22/34]
FINLAY, ANDREW: wright and late Convener of Trades in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Ann Arthur, in life-rent, and eldest son, James Finlay, in fee; 1772 [B65/22/38]
FINLAY, ANDREW: of Bird Street, in par of St George, Middlesex, mariner, son of dec James Finlay, joiner in St Andrews; attorney to Rev George Hill of Univ of St Andrews; 22 May 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 153-55]
FINLAY, JAMES yr: portioner of Balchristie; Bond to Thomas Duncan, tenant in Easter Pitcorthie; 22 June 1710 [B65/22/37]
FINLAY, JAMES: wright Burgess of St Andrews, son of Andrew Finlay; Disp in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Wood, in life-rent, and eldest son, Andrew Finlay; also Disp to yst son, James Finlay, and to Ann & Katharine Finlay, his daus by a former marriage; 6 Nov 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 115-20 & 120-26; B65/22/35]
FLEMING, JAMES: tenant in Newton of Nydie; Disp in favour of only son, George Fleming, dated 11 July 1730, and rec Regality Court Book, 9 Aug 1736 [B65/22/37]
FLETCHER, DAVID: gardener in St Andrews, form m to Agnes Grahame; Disp & Nomination in favour of spouse, Barbara Armit, in life-rent, and children, Mary (eldest dau, spouse of John Ramsay, indweller in St Andrews), Alexander, David, Jean (spouse of J Grant, paper-maker in Edinburgh), Janet & Agnes; 19 Jan 1814 [B65/7/1 fol 117-22; B65/22/34]
FLETCHER, MELVILLE: bookseller in St Andrews, & spouse, Catherine Philp; Mutual Disp & Settlement, 11 Oct 1867 [children, Hugh Philp, David, Agnes & Catherine Melville] [B65/7/3 fol 207-09; B65/22/36]
FOGO, JAMES: writer in St Andrews, eldest son of umq Mr George Fogo, sometime minister at Stracaathrow (Angus), and Agnes Pryd, 2nd dau of Alexander Pryd, Deacon of the Hammermen, & Catharon Watsone; Marriage Contract; 2 Dec 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 25-26]
FORBES, THOMAS: Gildbrother in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack from Andrew Mores, Gildbrother in St Andrews, of 2nd & 3rd storeys of his house in Market Street, "at the head of the foul waste;" 14 Feb 1733 [B65/5/3 Pp 173-75]
FORBES, WILLIAM, W.S: Disp, 24 Nov 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 64-71]
FOREMAN, JOHN: sometime hairdresser in St Andrews; Trust Disp & Settlement in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Boyack, in life-rent, and his eldest son, Alexander Foreman, in fie (other children, Mgt, Isabella, George & Robert); 15 May 1823 [B65/7/2 fol 67-73 B65/22/36]
FOULLER, GEORGE: tenant in Wester Fotters, and his sister, Elspeth Fouller, both children of dec John Fouller, sometime tenant in Kinshaldy, and Elspeth Meldrum, later spouse of Thomas Young, tenant in Kinshaldy; Discharge to father-in-law, sd Thomas Young; 4 Aug 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 284-85]
FRAZER, ALEXANDER: Officer of Excise at Aberdeen; Assig to sons, David and Alexander Frazer; 12 Nov 1743 [B65/22/36]
FRAZER, ALEXANDER: merchant in St Andrews; Disp in favour of daus, Jean, Katharine & Elizabeth Frazer; 8 Aug 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 263-66; B65/22/35]
FRAZER, DAVID: writer in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Isobell Mason, in life-rent, and daus, Euphan & Isobell Frazer, in fie [his son, Thomas Frazer]; 9 May 1796 [B65/5/8 fol 33-37; B65/22/36]
FRAZER, ISOBELL (spouse of Thomas Scott, merchant in St Andrews), KATHARINE (spouse of David Williams, merchant in Cupar), & JANET, daus of David Frazer, merchant in St Andrews; and John Craig, writer in St Andrews and Wm Donaldson, merchant Burgess of St Andrews; Sub & Decreet Arbitral; 19 Aug 1732 [B65/5/3 Pp 155-61; B65/22/34]
FRAZER, ISOBELL, KATHARINE & JANET: daus of dec David Frazer, merchant in St Andrews; Disp in favour of Wm Donaldson, merchant in St Andrews; 8 Nov 1732 [B65/5/3 Pp 164-73; B65/22/34]
FRAZER, JEAN & ELIZABETH: daus of dec Alexander Frayer, merchant in St Andrews; Mutual Disp betwixt; 6 Jan 1818 [B65/7/1 fol 197-98; B65/22/36]
FRAZER, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews
FRAZER, ISOBELL: spouse of Thomas Scott, merchant in St Andrews
FRAZER, CATHERINE and JANET:
all children of dec David Frazer, merchant and sometime Bailie of St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbtral, 25 Feb 1731; Factorie and Commission to sd Thomas Scott, husband of sd Isobell Frazer, 25 Feb 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 295-99 and 299-301]
FRAZER, JOHN: only son and apparent heir of dec David Frazer, merchant and sometime Bailie of St Andrews; Bond of Interdiction for mother, Janet Craig; 14 April 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 265-67]
FRASER, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews, eldest son of David Fraser, merchant in St Andrews; with consent of spouse, Mary Sydes, Disp & Assig in favour of Wm Donaldson, merchant Burgess of St Andrews; 14 April 1732 [B65/5/2 Pp 145-52; B65/22/34]
FRAZER, KATHARINE: dau of dec David Frazer, merchant in St Andrews; Disp in favour of herself and husband, David Williams, merchant in Cupar; 22 June 1742 [B65/5/3 Pp 343-50; B65/22/36]
FREW, JOHN: Hammerman in St Andrews; Bond to James Broune, labourer in St Andrews; 28 Sep 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 57-58]
GARDNER, JOHN: wright in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Arthure, 1765; Bond to Kirk Session of St Leonards, 1772 [B65/22/38]
GARDNER, JOHN: wright in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Mgt Glass; 17 Feb 1777 [B65/22/36]
GEDDES, JAMES: one of the Magistrates of St Andrews; Obligement 17 Jan 1717 [GD1/361/1 Pp 24-27]
GEDDIE, JAMES: merchant in St Andrews; Bonds to mother-in-law, Christian Hendersone, 25 March & 17 May 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 5 12
GEDDIE, JAMES: one of the present Bailies of St Andrews, m to Elizbeth Keir; Disp in favour of yst dau, Agnes Geddie, spouse of James Liddel, merchant in Leith (eldest dau, Elozabeth Geddie, spouse of James Robertson, cooper Burgess in Leith, already provided for); dated 1716 and rec 9 March 1759 [B65/5/4 Pp 335-44; B65/22/37]
GIB[B], JAMES: residenter/citiner of St Andrews; Bonds to Mgt Meassone, relict of dec Andrew Meassone, sometime Deacon of the Fleshers in St Andrews, 11 Aug 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 56-57); and to Christiane Hendersone, relict of umq James Geddie, merchant in St Andrews, 1 Nov 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 101-02]
GIB, WILLIAM: late Convener of Trades in St Andrews, and JANET LENTRON, relict of David Jackson, mason in St Andrews; Marriage Contract, dated 22 Oct 1748 [B65/22/39]
GIBSONE, DAVID: litster citiner in St Andrews; Bond to John Band, meal-maker citiner in St Andrews; 21 Sep 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 82]
GIBSON, HENRY: skipper in Aberbrothock; Factorie to brother, Wm Gibsone, writer in Edinburgh; 25 March 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 65-66]
GIBSONE, HENDRIE: skipper Burgess of St Andrews, eldest son of dec John Gibsone, sometime skipper there; and Agnes Bell, rel of dec James Bell, sometime Bailie there, and Alexander Bell, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 11 Jan 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 99-103]
GIBSONE, WALTER: late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews; administrator-in-law to children, William, Isabell, Walter, and Andrew, in discharge and obligation to dec Isabell Gibsone, spouse of Alexander Ferrier, one of the present Bailies of St Andrews; 5 Sep 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 20-22]
GIBSONE, WALTER: Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, and his spouse, Mgt Henlie; Bond to John Lausone, Boxmaster of the said Shoemaker Trade;3 Sep 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 57-58]
GIBSONE, WILLIAM: flesher in St Andrews; Bond to David Millar, tenant in Souther Kinaldy; 25 Oct 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 42-43]
GILCHRIST, DAVID: tenant in Greenlaw; 7-yr Tack of 4¶ acres of lands of Newgrange from John Cree, Keeper of Public Library of St Andrews; 6 Sep 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 11-13]
GILLESPIE, Dr THOMAS: Professor of Humanity in Univ of St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement to Trustees for spouse, Janet Campbell, & children; 19 Sep 1844 [B65/7/3 Pp 111-14; B65/22/35]
GIVAN, GEORGE: surveyor of Assessed Taxes, residing St Andrews, and his spouse, Agnes Gunn, eldest dau of dec John Gunn, merchant in St Andrews; Mutual Disp & Deed of Settlement [no children; his sister, Miss Janert Givan, residing Cupar, and brother, John Givan, Supervisor of Taxes, also residing Cupar]; 22 Feb 1837 [B65/7/2 fol 257-62; B65/22/35]
GLASS, ANDREW: merchant in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Janet Gibb, & children, Andrew, Janet, Margaret (spouse of James Hendry, vinter in St Andrews), Bruce (spouse of Mr James Thomson, preacher of the Gospel, St Andrews), Euphemia or Euphan (spouse of Leslie Douglass, tide-surveyor in Dundee), Barbara (spouse of William Leslie, tenant in Kingsbarns), & Mary Glass, & to grand-chidlren, Clarussa, Mgt, John, Helen, & Charles Grace (children of Stuart Grace, Town Clerk of St Andrews, & his dec dau, Helen); also Andrew Glass, natural son of his dec son, Captain James Glass; 20 March 1798 [B65/5/8 fol 88-94 & 94-96; B65/22/36]
GLASS, JAMES: midshipman on board HMS "Dorsetshire;" Factorie to Alexander Frazer, tobacconist in St Andrews; 7 June 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 36-39]
GLASS, MARGARET: spouse of Dr Thomas Melville, physician in St Andrews; Trust Deed; 21 Sep 1818 [B65/7/1 fol 217-25; B65/22/36]
GOODFELLOW, THOMAS: residing St Andrews; Latter Will and Nomination in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Wallace, & children, Thomas & Mgt Goodfellow (nephew: Robert Fairfull, mason in St Andrews); 8 May 1809 [B65/5/8 fol 280-83B65/22/17]
GOURLAY, CHRISTIAN: residenter in St Andrews, late servant to dec John Wilson, writer in St Andrews; Discharge & Renunciation; 1 Jan 1780 [B65/5/6 Pp 13-16; B65/22/34]
GOURLAY, JAMES: maltman Burgess of St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre & 3 roods of land in Priory-acres from Cicell Flooker, spouse of Robert Lyon, surgeon apothecary in Dundee; 18 Oct 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 27-29]
GOYRLAY, JAMES: weaver in Denork, only son of dec Robert Gourlay, weaver in St Andrews, and Katharine Thomson; Disp to George Hendry, tenant in St Nicolas; 1791 [B65/22/38]
GOURLAY, MGT: relict of dec Thomas Buddo, weaver & late Convener of Trades, cousin & heir of Katharine Gourlay, one of the nieces of John Hogg, porter to United College, other nieces (all Gourlays) being Ann (spouse of Charles Forsyth, weaver in Falkland), Isobel (spouse of Andrew Patten, lintmaster at Gateside), Mgt (spouse of Thomas Stewart, smith in Kettle), & Mary (spouse of Neil Wishart, smith in Falkland); Agreement betwixt; 11 April 1794 [B65/5/7 fol 205-08; B65/22/37]
GOURLAY, ROBERT elder: land-labourer in Argyle, m to Mgt Robertson; Disp & Assig in favour of 2nd son, John Gourlay, + legacies to daus, Elizabeth & Mgt Gourlay; 29 March 1773 [B65/22/36]
GOWANS, DAVID: merchant Burgess of Cupar; Disp in favour of Andrew Finlay, wright Burgess of St Andrews; 20 Nov 1735 [B65/5/3 Pp 230-35; B65/22/34]
GRAHAM, ALEXANDER: sometime merchant in St Andrews, now residing at Panmure Bank, Carnoustie; Disp in favour of Thomas Rodger, calotypist, St Andrews; 7 March 1863 [B65/7/3 fol 187-96; B65/22/36]
GRAHAM, THOMAS: of Greigston; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with Thomas Simson of Wilkieston; 28 March 1735 [GD1/361/1 Pp 443-50]
GREGORY, CHARLES: only son of dec Mr David Gregory, Professor of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews; Factorie to: Wm Lyon, writer in Dundee; 21 May 1765 [B65/5/5 Pp 154-56; B65/22/34]; and to mother, Mgt Paterson, 28 July 1777 [B65/22/33]
GREGORIE, DAVID: Prof of Mathematics in Univ of St Andrews, m to Mgt Paterson; Settlement in favour of only son, Charles, and only dau, Katharine; 21 June 1765 [B65/5/5 Pp 196-204]; also appointment of widow as Factrix by Curators, 26 Nov 1766 [B65/5/5 Pp 209-12; B65/22/37]
GRIGORIE, WILLIAM: shipmaster in St Andrews; Factorie to spouse, Catharine Brynk; 19 May 1727 [B65/5/3 Pp 37-39; B65/22/34]
GRIGORIE, THOMAS: shipmaster in St Andrews; Factorie to spouse, Mgt Johnston; 22 Feb 1729 [B65/5/3 Pp 77-79; B65/22/34]
GREIG, BEATRIX: residenter in St Andrews, only nearest heir of dec Beatrix Wishart, her cousin; and Alexander Husband, residenter in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 20 June 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 184-88]
GREIG, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; Disp, Assig and Nomination to eldest son, Andrew Greig (his other children were: John, Euphan and Ann Greig); + Nomination of Tutors and Curators for sd children, who were: his brother-in-law, John Christie, feuar in Callange; James Culbert, merchant in Cupar; William Christie, mason at Fort George; Henry Thomson, merchant in St Andrews, and Andrew Finlay, late Convener of Trades of St Andrews; 14 March 1771 [B65/22/36]
GREIG, KATHARINE & JANET: daus of Simon Greig, writers in St Andrews; Bond to Alexadner Carstorphine, merchant citiner there 3 Feb 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 29-30]
GREIG, SIMON: writer in Edinburgh; Obligation to James Broune, maltman Burgess of St Andrews; 5 July 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 77]
GREIG, THOMAS: son of dec William Greig, writer in St Andrews, and Agnes Barclay; Bond to Robert Carstairs, W.S; 31 Dec 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 107-08]
GREIG, WILLIAM: Hammerman in St Andrews; Bond to John Russell, citiner in St Andrews; 4 May 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 131]
GREIG, WILLIAM: and colleagues, smiths in St Andrews, and Robert Watsone, present Deacon of the Smiths there; Bond; 8 Dec 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 26-27]
GULLAN, DAVID: tanner in Cupar, son of David Gullan, brewer in Balmalcolm, and KATHARINE WILSON, dau of Convener James Wilson, taner in Cupar; Marriage Contract, dated 25 April 1770 and rec 26 Dec 1771 [B65/22/36]
GULLAN, DAVID: tanner in St Andrews; with consent of spouse, Catharine Wilson, Disp in favour of Thomas Burns, mealmaker in St Andrews, and his spouse, Catharine Hamilton; 17 Sep 1782 [B65/5/6 Pp 105-110; B65/22/35]
GULLON, WILLIAM: maltman in St Andrews, m to Mgt Honeyman; Bond to George Carstairs, cooper in St Andrews, 7 July 1731 [B65/5/3 Pp 119-20]; also Disp in favour of Ann Johnston, spouse of Robert Bogie, barber and wigmaker in St Andrews, and Mgt Johnston, spouse of Patrick Wilson, writer there, daus of dec John Johnston of Cowbakie; 23 March 1741 [B65/5/3 Pp 91-97; B65/22/34]
GUNN, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement to Trustees for eldest dau, Agnes Gunn, relict of dec William Hendry, sometime merchant in St Andrews, in life-rent, & grandchildren, John Lindsay, Thomas Alexander & Henry Kidd, sons of yst dau, Lucy Gunn and Thomas Kidd, surgeon in St Andrews; also annuity to servant, Janet Brown; 29 April 1825 [B65/7/2 fol 109-17; B65/22/35]
HADDOW, Rev JAMES: Minister of Streathy, nr Silsoe, eldest son of dec Dr George Haddow of Friartown, Professor of Hebrew in New College, St Andrews; Disp to Principal and Members of St Mary's College, St Andrews; 9 Jan 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 150-53; B65/22/36]
HADOW, PATRICK: of No 43 Upper Harley Street, London (sisters, Misses Jessie and Elizabeth Hadow, residing St Andrews), brother of James Hadow; Disp in favour of James Lumsdaine of Lathallan; 17 April 1843 [B65/7/3 fol 88-91; B65/22/35]
HALDANE, Mr PATRICK: Prof of Greek in Old College of St Andrews; Back Bond to Univ of St Andrews, 23 Nov 1710, + Discharge, 30 Dec 1710 [B65/22/37]
HALDANE, Mr PATRICK: Prof of Church History in New College of St Andrews; Factorie and Commission to Colin Campbell of Smithygreen, Commissary Clerk of St Andrews; 23 Dec 1710 [B65/22/37]
HALKERSTON, Mr JOHN: surgeon Apothecary in St Andrews; 5-yr Tack of acre of arable land in Priory-acres in shod called North Muir, from Dr George Bruce, physician in Pittenweem. Factor appointed by Rbt Johnston, Officer of Excise at Rutherglen; 11 Nov 1740 [B65/5/3 Pp 313-15]
HALKERSTON, Mr WILLIAM: of Rathillet; Disp in favour of eldest son, Robert Halkerston; 18 Aug 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 335-39]
HAMILTON, ELIZABETH: dau of dec James Hamilton of Little Carnock, and spouse of Patrick Alexander of Corsclays; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Agnes Alexander; 27 April 1742 [B65/5/3 Pp 333-35; B65/22/36]
HAMILTON, JOHN: mason, Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Agnes Hall, in life-rent, and his son, James Hamilton (whom failing, to his sister, Mgt, spouse of Wm Johnston, salmon fisher, Ferry-Port-on-Craig; 20 July 1840 [B65/7/3 fol 24-28; B65/22/35]
HAMMERMEN TRADE OF ST ANDREWS: Bond to Flesher Trade of St Andrews; 20 Jan 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 49-50]
HARLOW, DAVID: son of Andrew Harlow, carrier in St Andrews; Indenture, app under John Read, commander of the "Princess Caroline" sloop, in art of navigation and sea-faring for 2 yrs from 1 March 1770 (rec 29 Oct 1770) [B65/5/5 Pp 323-24; B65/22/36]
HARDIE, JOHN: eldest son of dec John Hardie, citiner in St Andrews; Disp in favour of James Hardie, tailor citiner in St Andrews, and his spouse, Katharine Lindsay; dated 1696 and rec 25 Feb 1740 [B65/5/3 Pp 294-300; B65/22/34]
HARDIE, Mr WILLIAM: one of the Ministers of St Andrews; Factorie to Alexander Bell; 25 Feb 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 66-67]
HAY, JAMES: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of land in Priory-acres in shod called Crou-dykes, from Mr Andrew Flooker, Minister of Cameron; 16 Nov 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 200-02; B65/22/37]
HEDDERWICK, JOHN: Tenant in Rires; 4-yr Tack of mussel scalps lying on the south side of River Eden, from the Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 26 June 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 218-20]
HENDERSON, GEORGE: indweller in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land in Priory-acres of St Andrews from Mr James Martine of Claremontl 12 April 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 7-8]
HENDRY, CATHERINE: relict of dec Andrew Meldrum, and ANN HENDRY, spouse of Wm Forbes in Edinburgh, sisters of dec George Hendry, carpenter, who was eldest son of the dec James Hendry, sometime baker, afterwards vinter in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement; 29 Nov 1809 [B65/7/1 fol 3-4]
HENDRY, GEORGE: tenant farmer in St Nicholas; 5-yr Tack of Dung lying in South Street of St Andrews, 10 Oct 1783 [B65/5/6 Pp 138-41]; Missive Letter, 9 May 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 87-88 & 88-91] Submission betwixt and his son, James Hendry, vintner in St Andrews, 11 Nov 1788 [B65/5/7 fol 21-23; B65/22/35]
HENDRY, JAMES: baker in St Andrews; Bond to Andrew Glass, merchant in St Andrews, + Disp in Security; 1793 [B65/22/38]
HENRDRY, JAMES: vintner in St Andrews; Service as Heir to father, George Hendry, tenant in St Nicholas; 4 June 1794 [B65/22/38]
HENDRY, JAMES: baker in St Andrews; Petition to Navy Office for certificate of service on board HMS "Lancaster," entry 26 April 1762, discharge 13 Jan 1763 - total service, 9 mths, 1 week, and 4 days; 3 Nov 1785 [B65/5/6 Pp 209]
HENDRY, JAMES: baker in St Andrews, and ALEXANDER LOW of Leadenurquhart; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 20 March 1784 [B65/5/6 Pp 150-54; B65/22/35]
HERD, JAMES: labourer in St Andrews, m to Euphan Johnston; Disp and Settlement in favour of children: James, William, David, Elspeth, Janet & Mgt; 18 Sep 1846 [B65/7/3 fol 130-32; B65/22/35]
HERD, JOHN: tenant in Easter Grange-muir; 17-yr Tack of arable lands in and about St Andrews from Mgt Nicolson, relict of James Grahame, merchant in St Andrews, and Miss Euphemia Grahame, her dau; 11 Jan 1774 [B65/22/36]
HEWEETT, GEORGE: elder & yr in St Andrews; Heritable Bond to Francis Pringle, Regent of St Leonard's College; 18 Jan 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 289-95]
HIGH, ELIZABETH: residing St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement; 2 Sep 1836 [B65/22/35]
HONYMAN, MGT: dau of dec William Honyman, maltman citiner of St Andrews, and spouse of Wm Gullan, maltman citiner of St Andrews Disp in favour of sd husband; 23 March 1741 [B65/5/4 Pp 88-91; B65/22/34]
HONYMAN, THOMAS: Gildbrother of St Andrews; Bond to Wm Duncan of Stonywind; 17 June 1755 [B65/5/4 Pp 224-25; B65/22/35]
HOPE, WILLIAM: of Craighall; Bond & Disp in favour of Jannett Sibbald & others; 1 Oct 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 25-26]
HOPETOUN, CHARLES, Earl of: Factorie to Mr Thomas Grahame; 1 May 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 267-70]
HORSBURGH, JOHN: Factorie to uncle, Rbt Edmond, tenant in Wester Cruivie; 7 Dec 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 189; B65/22/35]
HUSBAND, ALEXANDER: Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to George Duddingston, clerk of Crail; 7 March 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 32]
HUSBAND, ALEXANDER: residing Dundee, and Gildbrother there, husband of dec Rachael Small; Disp in favour of Alexander, Agnes & Euphan Meldrum, children of Thomas Meldrum of Kincaple and Magdalen Smith (his sister-in-law); 31 March 1785 [B65/5/6 Pp 192-95; B65/22/35]
HUTCHEON, JAMES land-labourer at Grange; with consent of spouse, Ann Anderson, Disp to John Hogg, porter to United College of St Andrews, and his spouse, Katharine Gourlay; 7 March 1788 [B65/5/7 fol 6-9; B65/22/35]
HUTCHEON, WILLIAM: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Berdge [Beveridge], portioner of Kingsbarns; 28 April 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 10]
HUTTON, CECILIA: residing St Andrews, niece of dec Mrs Alison Tullidelph, sometime residing there; Trust Disp & Settlement to Trustees, for only brother, George Hutton, residing Kennoway, anbd nephew, John Tullidelph Hutton, son of sd George Hutton; 10 March 1853 [B65/7/3 fol 145-53; B65/22/35]
IMRIE, Miss MARJORY: late residing in Queen Street, Edinburgh, and then in St Andrews; Disp by Trustees to James Lumsdaine of Lathallan; 17 April 1843 [B65/7/3 fol 84-88]
IMRIE, JOHN: son of John Imrie, residenter in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of acre of land in "the Langlands" from Thomas Wellwood elder, merchant in St Andrews; 1 July 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 76-77]
IMRIE, NINIAN: son of dec William Imrie of Dunmuir, and Marjory Young; Discharge to Curators, 12 Aug 1771; Factorie to David Frazer, writer in St Andrews, 12 Aug 1771; Nomination of Commissioners, 21 Aug 1771 [B65/22/36]
IMRIE, WILLIAM: of Dunmor, & Principal & Masters of United College of St Andrews; Contract of Feu; 13 April 1802 [B65/5/8 fol 166-71]
INGLES, ALEXANDER: citiner in St Andrews; 5-yr TAck of land of Rathelpie called "Gapies aikor," from Simon Greig, writer in Edinburgh; 30 Aug 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 78-79]
INGLIS, WILLIAM: merchant in Edinburgh; Discharge to David Beassone of Balfour; 30 March 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 7-9]
IRONS, ANN: relict of Charles Sibbald, merchant, St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of Mgt Chalmers, spouse of Thomas Rodger, shoemaker in Dundee, + various legacies, including sums to old servant, Christian Watson, & also to Catherine Young, her washer-woman; 29 Oct 1827 [B65/7/2 fol 156-59; B65/22/35]
ISHEN, JANET: relict of dec Rbt Eadie, sometime tenant of Newmyln of Dairsie, & THOMAS EADIE, tutor-in-law to the children of dec John Eadie of Wester Craigfoodie, and his relict, Christian Barclay; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 21 March 1707 [B65/5/2 PP 32-37]
JACK, ROBERT: student of Divinity, New College, St Andrews, son of dec Wm Jack, sometime Bailie in St Andrews, and Mgt Law; Disp in favour of James Braid, baker in St Andrews; 30 Oct 1734 [B65/5/1 Pp 201-03; B65/22/34]
JACK, WILLIAM: late Bailie in St Andrews; Obligation to John Marr, residenter in St Andrews; 3 March 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 143-45]
JACK, WILLIAM: sometime one of the Bailies of St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Law, in life-rent, and son, Robert Jack, in fee; 15 April 1763 [B65/22/34]
JACKSON, Rev THOMAS THOMSON: Prof of Biblical Criticism & Theology in St Mary's College, & JAMES LUMSDAINE of Lathallan; Agreement between; 10 Jan 1845 [B65/7/3 fol 120-22; B65/22/35]
JERVICE, THOMAS: late of Shanks, now residenter in St Andrews; Disp in favour of William Clark, tenant in Balmungo; 22 Feb 1804 [B65/5/8 fol 197-200; B65/22/35]
JOBSON, JOHN: manager of the branch of Eastern Bank of Scotland in St Andrews, his wife, Mgt Duff, and JAMES LUMSDAIN of Lathallan; Deed of Agreement betwixt; 16 Dec 1844 [B65/7/3 fol 116-18; B65/22/35]
JOHNSTOUN, ALEXANDER: maltman Burgess in St Andrews, husband of Mgt Clerk; Bond to David Gouans, Burgess & Gildbrother in sd city; 3 Nov 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 101]
JOHNSTON, HELEN & JEAN: daus of dec George Johnston, merchant in St Andrews, and Jean Stark; Discharge to John Johnston of Cowbakie, eldest son of dec John Johnston of Cowbakie and Helen Simson; 20 July 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 323-26]
JOHNSTOUNE, JAMES: tailor Burgess in St Andrews, son of Rbt Johnstoune, merchant citiner in St Andrews; Bonds (1) to Tailor Trade of St Andrews, cautioner: Wm Berwick, ballmaker in St Andrews, 20 June 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 19-20]; (2) to George Bell, Burgess of Edinburgh, 28 April 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 37]; (3) to Robert (Black), merchant in Crail, 10 March 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 110-11]
JOHNSTON, JAMES: meal-seller in St Andrews; 10-yr Tack of 3 and 89/100th of acres of land lying in the North Haugh from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 21 July 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 148-50]
JOHNSTON, MGT: dau of dec John Johnston of Cowbackie, and relict of Patrick Wilson, Town Clerk of St Andrews; Disp in favour of daus, Jean & Katharine Wilson; 20 Sep 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 109-12; B65/22/35]
KAY, ALEXANDER: land-labourer in St Andrews; 10-yr Tack of 4 and 23/100 acres of land in North Haugh from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 21 July 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 156-58]
KEY, ALEXANDER: brewer in St Andrews; Disp to George Berwick, brewer in St Andrews; 1801 [B65/22/38]
KEY, ALEXANDER: brewer in St Andrews (dec), m to Mgt Fairfoul; Minutes of Meeting of children and relations of; 14 July 1827 [B65/22/37]
KEY, EUPHAN: spouse of David Robb, farm-servant at Lochton, and niece of Andrew Fairfull, mason in St Andrews; Discharge to brother, Andrew Key, son of Alexander Key, brewer in St Andrews and Mgt Fairfull; 26 March 1828 [B65/7/2 fol 164-66; B65/22/35]
KEY, JAMES: land-labourer in St Andrews; 10-yr Tack of 4 and 39/100 acres of land in North Haugh from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 11 Nov 1795 [B65/22/37]
KEIR, JAMES: maltman in St Andrews; Bond & Disp to James Wemyss of Winthank yr; 22 Oct 1728 [B65/5/3 Pp 69-70; B65/22/34]
KELLY, ISOBELL: dau of dec John Kelly, brewer in St Andrews; Disp & Settlement in favour of brother, John Kelly, merchant in Leith, & his spouse, Mgt Porteous, & their children, John & Helen Kelly, & others, including John Wishart, merchant in St Andrews, and Alexander Porteous, merchant in Perth; 19 April 1809 [B65/5/8 fol 278-80; B65/22/35]
KELLY, JOHN: merchant in Leith, only son and heir of dec John Kelly, maltman in St Andrews; Disp in favour of John Wilson, merchant in St Andrews, and his spouse, Katharine Ramsay; 7 May 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 213-15; B65/22/35]
KEMP, Dr HUGH: Minister of Gospel at St Phillans; Factorie to John Imrie of Wester Croovie; 20 Feb 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 63]
KETT, JEAN: relict of Robert Hood, tenant in Balgove; Testament and Deed of Settlement; Executors were: John Hood, tenant in Balgove; and Jean Hood, spouse of Henry Gibson, feuar in Clatto; mentions also Isobell Hood, spouse of Walter Hill, tenant in Longly, and James Hood, natural son of Robert Hood, baker in Perth; 1 March 1802 [B65/5/8 fol 164-65; B65/22/36]
KYD, JAMES: tenant in Newbigging of Craighall; Disp in favour of George Pringle, feuar of Dewars-miln, & his spouse, Elspeth Kid; 18 Dec 1764 [B65/5/7 fol 18-21]
KYDD, JAMES: land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp & Assig & Nomination in favour of spouse, Jean Lathangie, and children: Jean, Elizabeth, James & Janet; 4 July 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 66-71; B65/22/36]
KEID, ROBERT: weaver in St Andrews, whose son, Robert Ked; Bonds (1) to Andrew Phenisone, Town Clerk of St Andrews, 26 Jan 1702 [B65/5/2 Pp 191-92]; (2) to James Bell, weaver, St Andrews, 24 Nov 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 122-23]
KIDD, WILLIAM: Burgess and land-labourer in St Andrews, son of James Kidd; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Mgt Scott, & eldest son, James Kidd, failing him to the other children: John, Janet, Ann (m to Douglas Gourlay, who died Oct 1780, leaving 3 chilren - William, Jean & Mgt Gourlay), and Elizabeth Kidd; 28 Oct 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 48-54; 6]
KILROOF, DAVID: land-labourer in St Andrews; 18-yr Tack of 3 roods in Langlands from Alexander Dikeson, glazier in Cupar; 23 Aug 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 199-201; B65/22/36]
KINNEAR, ELIZABETH: relict of dec Alexander Peddie, barber in St Andrews (son, Alexander Peddie); Nomination of Executors, who were: John Smith, clock & watchmaker in Pittenweem; Betty Howie, dau of James Howie, flaxdresser at Cameron; & Robert Lormer, weaver in Cupar; 10 Jan 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 139-42; B65/22/35]
KINNINMOUTH, DAVID and James Broune: land-labourers in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of 3 acres and 2 roods of land in that shod called Buscrook from William Carstairs yr, matlman Burgess in St Andrews; 27 Dec 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 60-62]
KIRK, GEORGE: land-labourer in Argyle; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Christian Ballingall, and Alexander & John Kirk (his 3rd and 4th sons), & Elizabeth Kirk, his dau; 11 Dec 1786 [B65/5/6 Pp 233-38; B65/22/35]
KIRKALDIE, JAMES: residenter in St Andrews, and Agnes Pryde, his present spouse; Mutual Disp & Assig; 18 Dec 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 256-60]; [B65/22/34]
KIRKPATRICK, THOMAS: merchant in Kirkcudbright, nephew and only heir served and retoured of dec Mr Thomas Black, sometime Minister of Gospel at Anstruther Wester; Factorie to James Sibbald of Kinkell; 19 March 1733 [GD1/361/1 Pp 401-03]
LANDLES, ALEXANDER & JAMES: present tacksmen of Kingsmuir; 27-yr Tack of lands of Kingsmuir from James Hannay of Kingsmuir; 28 March 1764 [B65/5/5 PP 136-45; B65/22/34]
LANDALE, ELIZABETH: residing St Andrews, dau of dec Wm Landale, sometime Dean of Guild there, & widow of dec Alexander Landale, shipmaster; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of nephew, George Carstairs, merchant in Leith; 8 April 1814 [B65/7/1 fol 126-30; B65/22/36]
LANDALE, WILLIAM: dyer in St Andrews, and MGT BONTHRON, dau of dec Rbt Bonthron, surgeon in St Andrews; Marriage Contract, dated 21 Nov 1741 and rec 28 March 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 217-20; B65/22/37]
LANDALE, WILLIAM: late Dean of Guild, St Andrews; 15-yr Tack of Abbey Mills, which he erected to Andrew Hutcheon, millwright at Oarsmiln, John Wishart, merchant in St Andrews, Andrew Duncan, Deacon of the Bakers there, and James Hendry, baker there, 15 Jan 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 39-47]
LANDALE, WILLIAM: late Dean of Guild, St Andrews, & KATHARINE GOURLAY, relict of John Hogg, provisor to United College of St Andrews; Marriage Contract; 11 Oct 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 178-85; B65/22/35]; also Renunciation in favour of Mgt Gourlay, relict of dec Thomas Buddo, late Convener of the Trades of St Andrews, & heir of conquest to his dec wife, Catherine Gourlay; 26 May 1794 [B65/5/7 fol 217-19; B65/22/37]
LAU, GEORGE: son of James Lau, Burgess in St Andrews; Indenture, app under William Russell, ballmaker in St Andrews, for 6 yrs from 8 Oct 1707 (rec 19 July 1709) [B65/5/2 Pp 67-68]
LAW, JAMES: Brewer Burgess in St Andrews; 16-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land in the Priory-acres in shod called the Bossagard from Kirk Session of St Andrews; 6 June 1784 [B65/5/6 Pp 157-61
LAU, Mr THOMAS: Surgeon-apothecary in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of portion of Tenement on north side of South Street, belonging to John Wilson elder; 9 Nov 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 58-60]
LOW, THOMAS: Burgess of St Andrews; Disp in favour of sons, William (eldest, wright in St Andrews), and John, shipmaster; 21 Aug 1772 [B65/22/36]
LEITCH, DAVID: mariner in St Andrews; Extract Deed of Settlement, reg 11 Nov 1829 [B65/22/37]
LEITCH, MGT: dau of dec John Leitch, sometime in Moonzie Mylne, and her husband, Alexander Ferrier, merchant and late Bailie in St Andrews; Commission to Mr Alexander Pitcairn; 27 March 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 107-08]
LENNOX, JAMES: merchant in Perth; Disp & Assig to John Duncanson, late Deacon of the Baxters in St Andrews; 1749 [B65/22/38]
LENNOX, JOHN: messenger in St Andrews; Bond to John Scot yr, merchant in Dundee; 23 April 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 36]
LENNOX, ROBERT: only son of dec John Lennox, merchant & late Bailie in St Andrews; Nomination of cousin, Alexander Lennox, son of dec William Lennox, brother of sd John) as Factor and Commissioner; 22 Aug 1765 [B65/5/5 PP 163-66; B65/22/34]
LENTRON, HELEN: dau of dec Robert Lentron of Kincaple; Factorie to Mr David Falconer; 13 April 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 315-16]
LENTRON, ROBERT: of Kincaple; Bond to Andrew Gulliane, maltman in St Andrews; 16 April 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 130-31]
LESLIE, JOHN: farm servant at Donaldston, and Magdalene Laing, residing North Quarter; Marriage Contract, dated 1818 [B65/22/40]
LESLIE, WILLIAM: tenant in Kingsbarns; Disp in favour of Wm Nimmo, residing St Andrews, and his spouse, Mgt Landale; 14 Juy 1817 [B65/7/1 fol 189-91; B65/22/36]
LESSELS, ANDREW: marner on board the "Charlotte" Revenue Cutter, eldest son and heir served to dec Andrew Lessels, fisher in St Andrews; Disp to John Swan, residing St Andrews, + Instrument of Sasine in favour of Andrew Lessels, dated and rec 7 Dec 1819 [B65/22/37]
LESSELLS, JOHN: in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 12 riggs of land in shod called Northmuir from George Methven, portioner of Byrehills; 6 May 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 89-90]
LESSELLS, WILLIAM & JOHN: in St Andrews, father & son; 7-yr Tack of 2 acres of land in Priory-acres in shod called North-muir and Middlehead from Thomas Pryde, tenant in Newgrange; 16 Sep 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 115-16]
LEUCHARS, Minister & Elders of Kirk Session of; Disp to Robert Christison, merchant in St Andrews; 12 Nov 1733 [B65/5/3 Pp 183-86]
LIDDELL, JAMES: shipmaster in St Andrews, m to Agnes Geddie; Bond & Disp to William Masson elder, late Deacon of the Fleshers in St Andrews; 9 March 1759 [B65/22/35]
LINDSAY, ALEXANDER: spoonmaker in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Wilsone, eldest son of John Wilsone, Gildbrother in St Andrews; 14 Aug 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 115]
LINDSAY, ALEXANDER KYD: of Balmungo; Disp by Provost, Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews, and also by Univ of St Andrews to; 4 & 6 March 1862 [B65/7/3 fol 168-73 & 173-78; B65/22/34; B65/22/36]
LINDSAY, JOHN: merchant in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of crofts of land lying on north side of St Andrews called Callange Crofts from Robert Ramsay, Provost of Old College of St Andrews; 7 June 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 190-92]
LINDSAY, WILLIAM: of Fedinch, son of William Lindsay of Fedinch Deed of Provision in favour of mother, Elizabeth Balfour, and unm sisters, Helen, Moncrieff, & Boswell; 16 Dec 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 172-74; B65/22/36]
LOUTHANE, ANDREW: maltman Burgess in St Andrews, and his spouse, Christane Mortoune; Bond to David Carstairs, maltman Burgess in St Andrews; 8 Feb 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 196-97; [B65/22/37]
LOUDON, JOHN: tenant in Brieryhill; 19-yr Tack of 3 acres of arable land called the Butts from John Bayne, portioner of New Grange; 25 Aug 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 340-43]
LUNDIE, GEORGE: late of Glaswell, presently residing in St Andrews; Settlement; 22 May 1766 [B65/5/5 Pp 182-87; B65/22/37]
McCORMICK, Dr JOSEPH: Principal of United College of St Andrews, and CHARLES DEMPSTER, merchant in St Andrews; Submision & Decreet Arbitral; 6 March 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 144-48; B65/22/35]
MACGILL, Lieut JOHN: late of the 19th Reg of Foot; Disp & Deed of Settlement + Codocil in favour of niece, Miss Jane Cleghorn, dau fo Hugh Cleghorn Esq, late Gov Secretary of the Island of Ceylon, whom failing, Captain John Cleghorn of H.E.I.C.S., Madras (his nephew) + legacies to his other nieces (also daus of Hugh Cleghorn), Anne, Hugh and Janet (or Jess) Cleghorn; 24 Feb 1818 [B65/7/1 fol 198-206; B65/22/36]
MACKENZIE, JOHN: Letter; 9 Jan 1845 [B65/7/3 fol 119-20]
McKERCHER, JOHN: minister at Duff; Commission to Master Thomas Menzies, Student of Divinity at New College, St Andrews; 31 March 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 65]
McLAUCHAN, JOHN: indweller in St Andrews; Bond to Christian Tailzoor, widow in same city; 23 Oct 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 41-42]
MAN, CHARLES: deceased, Officer ofr Excise, sometime at Falkland, thereafter at Kinross; Discharge by creditors; 27 Aug 1761 [B65/5/5 Pp 1-5]
MARK, JOHN: tailor in St Andrews; Bond to David Gouans, merchant Burgess in Cupar; 1 Nov 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 123]
MAIR, WILLIAM: mson in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Mgt Neish, who was nominated as his only Executrix Legatrix; 16 June 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 112-15; B65/22/35]
MARR, JOHN: land-labourer Burgess in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of arable land in Priory-acres of St Andrews in shade called Northmuir, from Robert Johnstoun, merchant in Pittenweem 9 Aug 1727 [B65/5/3 Pp 41-43]; also 9-yr Tack of acre of land, belonging to Wright Trade, in Priory-acres, lately laboured and possessed by Martine Russell, from William Deayer, present Deacon of the Wrights, and George Gullan, Boxmaster of the Wright Incorporation; 29 Jan 1737 [B65/5/3 Pp 253-55; B65/22/54]
MARCHELL, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews; Bond to Thomas Wellwood, also merchant there; 1 April 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 86]
MARTIN, DAVID: of Denbrae, & DAVID GOODFELLOW, grieve in Kincaple; Submission; 16 Feb 1789 [B65/5/7 fol 27-29]
MARTIN, WILLIAM: sailor in St Andrews, & Jean Gills, his spouse Mutual Testament; 3 Feb 1842 [B65/7/3 fol 58-59; B65/22/35]
MEASONE, ANDREW: Deacon of the Fleshers in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) Alexander Walker of Easter Samford, 9 Sep 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 73-74] (2) John Thomesone, W.S., 17 Oct 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 162-63 also 3-yr Tack of malt barn belonging to Andrew Carstairs, Gildbrother in St Andrews, 2 Feb 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 169-71]
MASON, DAVID: son of Andrew Mason, flesher in St Andrews; Indenture, app under James Adamson, tailor in St Andrews, for 5 yrs from Candlemas 1788 (rec 9 Nov 1789) [B65/5/7 fol 34-36]
MASSON, ANN & MAGDALEN: daus of dec Andrew Masson, merchant & late Bailie in St Andrews, & Magdalen Oliphant; Discharge to brother, William Masson; 2 March 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 17-20; B65/22/34]
MATHEW, JAMES: Baxter Burgess in Perth, and his spouse, Mgt Stenhouse; Bond to Robert Bogie, barber and wigmaker in St Andrews; 3 Aug 1751 [B65/5/4 Pp 153-54; B65/22/34]
MELDRUM, ALEXANDER: cabinet-maker, of parish of St James, Westminster; factorie to Andrew Finlay, wright & late Deacon Convener of the Trades, St Andrews; 4 Feb 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 9-10 B65/22/34]
MELDRUM, DAVID: of Dron, 2nd son of dec Andrew Meldrum, portioner of Dron; Bond in favour of yst sister, Janet Meldrum, residing St Andrews; 13 Nov 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 169-71; B65/22/36]
MELDRUM, JOHN: tenant in Denork; Bond to James Robertson of Denork; 19 Nov 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 138-39]
MEDLRUM, ROBERT, DAVID & ALEXANDER: surv sons of dec Andrew Meldrum of Dron; Bond to yst sister, Janet Meldrum; 29 Sep 1814 [B65/7/1 fol 140-41; B65/22/36]
MELDRUM, ROBERT: of Bonnyton, and DAVID CLARK, late tenant in Garpet; Contract of Agreement; 4 Jan 1806 [B65/5/8 fol 248-51; B65/22/35]
MELVILL, CHARLES: mariner in St Andrews, son of dec William Melvill, Gildbrother Burgess in St Andrews, & Elizabeth Cuthbert, his spouse; Mutual Deed of Settlement; 26 Dec 1810 [B65/7/1 fol 21-24; B65/22/34]
MELVILL, DAVID: maltman in Ceres; Disp in favour of eldest son, David Melvill, brewer in Ceres; 24 Nov 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 76-83; B65/22/35]
MELVILL, Lieut DAVID: of the Earl of Seaforth's Highlanders, grandson of dec David Melvill, maltman in Ceres, and son of dec David Melvill, brewer in Ceres, and brother of Oliver Melvill; Disp in favour of George Tod, writer in Edinburgh; 24 Nov 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 83-89; B65/22/35]
MELVILL, JAMES: shipmaster in Pittenweem; Factorie to Nathaniell Spence, merchant in Pittenweem, and George Stark, writer in St Andrews; 11 July 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 162-63]
MELVILLE, JAMES MONCRIEFF, W.S.: residing Edinburgh; Disp in favour of Miss Marjory Imrie, residing St Andrews; 17 Apr 1843 [B65/7/3 fol 81-84]
MELLVELL, MGT: only dau of Thomas Melvell, Minister of the Gospel at Scoon, and spouse of Andrew Landle, shipmaster in Leven; Disp in favour of George Pringle, tenant in Dewars-miln; 7 Nov 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 325-30; B65/22/36]
MELVILLE, ROBERT: tenant in Lordscairnie; Obligation to Alexander, Earl of Kellie; 31 July 1734 [GD1/361/1 Pp 422-24]
MELVILL, Dr THOMAS: physician in St Andrews, & Mgt Glass; Marriage Contract; 21 Sep 1818 [B65/7/1 fol 212-17; B65/22/36]
MENZIES, ALEXANDER: mason in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of acre & 3 roods of lands of Rathelpie from United College of St Salvator & St Leonard; 10 June 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 287-90; B65/22/37]
METHVEN, DAVID: vintner in St Andrews, and Agnes (or Anne) Fallintine, his spouse; Contract & Agreement, 30 Aug 1784 [B65/5/6 Pp 169-74); described as late in St Andrews, now vinter and Bailie in Cupar, when, with consent of spouse, Disp in favour of Charles Wilson, Prof of Hebrew in Univ of St Andrews, 15 Nov 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 54-56; B65/22/34]
METHVEN, JOHN: baker, late of St Andrews; Power of Attorney to brother, David Methven, watchmaker in St Andrews; dated London, 17 July 1771 & rec 10 Aug 1771 [B65/22/36]
METHVEN, ROBERT: writer in St Andrews; Assig to Andrew Bell of Sandyhill; 21 June 1776 [B65/22/36]
METHVEN, THOMAS: son of Robert Methven, writer in St Andrews; Letter to Trustee, Thomas Lawson of Pitlethie; 23 Oct 1826 [B65/7/2 fol 139-40]
METHVEN, THOMAS: merchant Gilbrother of St Andrews, brother of George Methven, late of parish of St Marylebone, Middlesex; Supplementary Deed of Distribution and Settlement by him & spouse, Mary Symers, in favour of their children: sons, Robert, David & John; and daus, Helen, Agnes & Jean; 22 Jan 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 297-300; B65/22/36]
MILL, WILLIAM: son of David Miln, residenter in St Andrews; Indenture, app under Thomas Grigorie, shipmaster in St Andrews, in trade & navigation of sailor, for 3 yrs from 1 Sep 1739 (rec 18 July 1740) [B65/5/3 Pp 306-08; B65/22/34]
MYLLES, ROBERT: present Treasurer of St Andrews; Bond to James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews; 12 Dec 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 105]
MILLER, ALEXANDER: flesher Burgess of St Andrews; Bond to John Johnston yr of Cowbakie, baxter in St Andrews, 18 March 1715; 15-yr Tack of 1 acre within Priory Acres in Shod called North Muir from Andrew Thomson, late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, 3 May 1715 [B65/22/37]
MILLER, ALEXANDER: son of William Miller, carrier from St Andrews to Edinburgh; Indenture, app under George Darsie, baker in St Andrews, for 5 yrs from Candlemas 1791 (rec 26 Nov 1792) [B65/5/7 fol 130-32; B65/22/35]
MILLAR, ANDREW: residenter in Cannongate of Edinburgh, apparent heir to cousin, dec Agnes Millar, spouse of dec William Duncane sometime Deacon Convener of Trades of St Andrews; Disp to Bessie Walker, relict of dec John Duncane, sometime Deacon of the Shoemakers in Cupar; 24 Sep 1713 [B65/22/38]
MILLER, DAVID snr: Gildbrother in St Andrews; Bond of Caution for William Miller; 6 May 1777 [B65/22/34]
MILLER, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews, & Helen Landale, relict of Thomas Carstairs, merchant in St Andrews; Submission & Decreet Arbitral; 6 Aug 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 70-74; B65/22/35; Extract in B65/22/39]
MILLAR, JANET: relict of dec Archibald Duncan, merchant in St Andrews; Disp in favour of only son, William, and her brothers, David & William Millar, tenants in Cassindilly; 27 July 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 269-74; B65/22/37]
MILLAR, WILLIAM: Edinburgh carrier, in St Andrews; 3 -yr Tack of 3 Middle Riggs of Lawhead Park from Charles Dempster, merchant in St Andrews; 10 June 1776 [B65/22/36]
MILLAR, WILLIAM: land-labourer in Argyle, son of David Millar; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Rickard, & children: David, Mgt (spouse of George Kirk), and Christian; 5 March 1783 [B65/5/6 Pp 122-28; B65/22/33; B65/22/35]
MINNIMAN, ALEXANDER: flesher citiner of St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of house & shop formerly possessed by John Colline, flesher in St Andrews, from Simon Greig, writer in Edinburgh; 20 June 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 54-55]
MINNIMAN, WILLIAM: son of umql Alexander Miniman, sometime flesher in St Andrews; Bond to William Cooke, Boxmaster of the Fleshers in St Andrews; 23 June 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 188-90; [B65/22/38]
MITCHELL, ALEXANDER: millwright in St Andrews; 25-yr Tack of half of shop & © of east dwelling house, viz one of the upper room with garret over it, & 3/8 of the garden, all at south end of Shore-bridge, & lately purcased by John Watson, millwright in St Andrews, from Rbt Watson, mason in St Andrews; 4 March 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 145-47]
MITCHELL, ANDREW: mason in St Andrews; Disp in favour of William Nimmo, residenter in St Andrews, and his spouse, Mgt Landale; 14 July 1817 [B65/7/1 fol 187-89; B65/22/36]
MITCHELL, CHARLES: formerly residenter in London, now in St Andrews, only lawful son of Mrs Mgt Petrie, relict of James Tait, Excise Officer in St Andrews; Discharge of Trust; 19 Apr 1834 [B65/7/2 fol 216-19; B65/22/35]
MITCHELL, GEORGE: saddler in St Andrews, and his spouse, Elizabeth Chiene, dau of Mgt Glass or Melville, formerly wife of Captain Alexander Chiene, residing Crail, and now spouse of Dr Thomas Melvill, physician in St Andrews; Bond & Assignation in Security for #600 to sd Dr Thomas Melvill; 31 July 1819 [B65/7/1 fol 240-43; B65/22/36]
MITCHELL, JAMES: gardener Burgess in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Christian Oliphant; 29 Oct 1734 [B65/5/3 Pp 197-201; B65/22/34]
MITCHELL, MGT GLASS & ELIZABETH: daus of late George Mitchell, saddler & postmaster in St Andrews; Mutual Disp & Deed of Settlement; 15 Oct 1861 [B65/7/3 fol 166-68; B65/22/35]
MORRIES, JOHN: land-labourer in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of shade called Overbaboildie from George Hewett, latge Bailie in St Andrews; 24 May 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 153-55]
MORIES, JOHN, & ALEXANDER BELL: Bailies in St Andrews; Agreement betwixt; 29 July 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 159-61]
MORRIES, THOMAS: tenant in Radernie; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Helen Herd, and children: John, William, Robert, David, Katherine, Esther and Martha, and Nomination of sd spouse, eldest son, John, brother-in-law, William Herd, and brothers, Robert and John Morries as Tutors for sd children; 4 Dec 1735 [GD1/361/1 Pp 455-69]
MORRICE, WILLIAM: son of dec Charles Morrice, late Deacon of the Weavers in St Andrews; Indenture, app under Robert Bell, weaver in St Andrews, for 4 yrs from 19 March 1783 - 19 March 1787 (rec 16 June 1786) [B65/5/6 Pp 216-18; B65/22/35]
MORRISON, THOMAS: residenter in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of whole of shore dues belonging to City of St Andrews; 13 April 1795 [B65/5/8 fol 7-9]
MORTON, CHARLES: weaver in St Andrews; 19-yr Tack of upper yard on north side of North Street, belonging to Mrs Jean Corstorphene, spouse of John Corstorphene, late of Nydie; 27 Oct 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 320-22; B65/22/36]
MOTION, ISOBELL: relict of James Motion, baker in St Andrews; Discharge to Baker Incorporation of St Andrews; 14 March 1810 [B65/5/8 fol 289-90 & B65/7/1 fol 5-6; B65/22/34]
MOTION, JAMES: with John Kirk, Henry Berwick, and John Niven, all bakers in St Andrews, 12-yr Tack of Flour Mill and mill lands belonging to sd city form Magistrates of St Andrews; 1 Sep 1795 [B65/5/8 fol 24-27]
MOTION, JAMES: baker in St Andrews, & Janet Ross, 3rd dau of John Ross, labourer in Pittenweem; Marriage Contract; 14 Oct 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 48-49; B65/22/34]
MOTION, JAMES: baker in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Isobel Duncan, & children: John, James, Thomas & Mgt; 10 June 1807 [B65/5/7 fol 257-63; B65/22/35]
MOTION, JAMES: eldest son of dec James Motion, baker in St Andrews, and THOMAS & MGT MOTION, other children of sd dec James Motion; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 27 Aug 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 38-42; B65/22/34]
MOTION, THOMAS: baker in London, and MGT MOTION, residing St Andrews, children of dec James Motion, baker in St Andrews, and late Convener of the Trades there; Disp & Assig in favour of brother, James Motion, of an Heritable Bond & Disp in Security granted to them by Andrew Watson; 13 July 1812 [B65/7/1 fol 80-85; B65/22/34]
MUIR, THOMAS: tenant in Pusk; 9-yr Tack of land commonly called the North Third of Kincaple from Helen, Ann, and Mary Lentron, daus of dec Robert Lentron of Kincaple; 20 May 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 271-72]
MURRAY, JOHN: indweller in St Andrews; Grant & Obligation to Thomas Brown, tailor Burgess of St Andrews; 5 July 1777 [B65/22/36]
NEISH (Niece), HELEN: indweller in St Andrews, dau of late John Niece, mason there; Deed of Settlement, which included sums of money to John Niece, manufacturer in Dundee, "a relation and nameson of my dec father," and "to persons in Edinburgh of the name of Bell, who are not known to me, but whom I believe to be descended from the Lumsdains of Cupar, which was my mother's family;" 11 Nov 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 269-72; B65/22/35]
NEISH, (Noosch, or Noich), ROBERT: wright citiner in St Andrews Bonds to (1) Thomas Bell, merchant in St Andrews, 16 May 1693 (2) to Weaver Trade of St Andrews, 5 July 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 38-39 & 40]
NEULANDS, DAVID: messenger/merchant in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) James Broune, maltman in St Andrews, 9 Oct 1697; (2) John Leitch of Moonzie-miln, 18 March 1698 (3) William Walker, late Deacon of the Baxters in St Andrews, 30 Dec 1707 [B65/5/1 fol 121-22 & 128-29; B65/5/2 Pp 46]; also 10-yr Tack of house on south side of South Street belonging to Mgt Fairfull, relict of dec Captain Henry Rattrey, 25 Aug 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 134-36]
NEWLANDS, JOHN: residenter in St Andrews, and ANN SINCLAIR, residenter there, relict of dec Alexander Urquhart, sometime millar at the Milne of Wood in par of Keith; Marriage Contract, dated 30 March 1748 and rec 14 Feb 1750 [B65/22/35]
NICOLSON, HENRY: Gildbrother in St Andrews, & his spouse, Cecilia Smith; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 26 April 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 20-24]
NICOLSON, HENRY: son of dec Henry Nicolson, gildbrother in St Andrews, & heir apparent to him, and grandson of dec James Nicolson, sometime Bailie there; Disp & Assig in favour of David Murray, land-labourer in St Andrews; 5 April 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 310-14; B65/22/36]
NICOLSON, HENRY: eldest son of dec James Nicolson, sometime one of the BAilies of St Andrews; Discharge to mother, Mgt Philp, 11 Nov 1752 [B65/5/4 Pp 177-79]; also Marriage Contract with Isabel Craig, 2nd dau of John Craig, writer in St Andrews, 3 June 1758 [B65/5/4 Pp 300-06; B65/22/35]
NIMMO, WILLIAM: residing St Andrews; Latter Will & Testamemt in favour of spouse, Mgt Landale; 14 July 1817 [B65/7/1 fol 191-92; B65/22/36]
NISBET, JAMES elder: wright in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Thomson, in life-rent, and eldest son, James Nisbet, in fie, 6 Aug 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 42-46]; also, with consent of spouse, Mgt Thomson (who was dau of James Thomson), Disp in favour of yst son, Thomas Nisbet, & dau, Katharine Nisbet, spouse of John Gourlay, weaver in St Andrews, & grandchild, Mgt Gourlay; 6 Aug 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 39-42; B65/22/35]
NIVEN, ROBERT: merchant in St Andrews; Disp to Alexander Wilson Wemyss, candlemaker in St Andrews; 1810 [B65/22/38]
NORMAND, ALEXANDER: gardener in St Andrews; Bond of Provision in favour of spouse, Agnes Wyllie, & children: Alexander, Janet, Jean, Mgt, & Bethia; 12 Feb 1736 [B65/5/3 Pp 245-47; B65/22/34]
OLIPHANT, AGNES & THOMAS: children of dec Mr John Oliphant, Min of Gospel at Cameron; factorie to brother, David Oliphant, bookbinder in Edinburgh; 4 June 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 233-35]
OLIPHANT, JAMES: maltman in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) David Gouans, merchant Burgess in St Andrews, 3 March 1698 (2) James Robertsone, merchant in St Andrews, 13 April 1698 (3) Andrew Dickesone, Deacon of the Wrights in St Andrews, 21 May 1698 (4) Gilbert McArthone, parish of Killin, 4 July 1706 (5) William Walker, late Deacon of the Baxters, 30 Dec 1707 [B65/5/1 fol 126-27; 130; 132; B65/5/2 Pp 8-9 & 45-46]
OLIPHANT, JOHN: maltman in Pittenweem; Bond to Alexander Peddie, indweller there; 4 Aug 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 7-8]
OLIPHANT, PETER, DOUGLAS & JOHN: shipmasters in St Andrews; Factorie to David Frazer, writer in St Andrews; 2 Sep 1743 [B65/5/4 Pp 11-12]
ORME, JAMES: master and owner of the "Margaret" of Leith; Vendition of sd ship to John Wilson, writer in St Andrews; 1728 [B65/22/38]
ORROK, Mr ALEXANDER: residenter in St Andrews; Bond to James Murry, writer in Edinburgh, 14 Sep 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 81]
ORROCK, ALEXANDER: eldest son of dec Thomas Orrock, Stewart-Clerk of the Regality of St Andrews; Heritable Bond to David Gouans, merchant Burgess in St Andrews; 1 May 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 87-89]
ORROK, ALEXANDER: of Cassindonald; Factorie to William Duncan of Stonywind, & Nomination of Trustees; 24 June 1751 [B65/5/4 Pp 150-52; B65/22/35]
ORROK, JAMES elder: merchant citiner of St Andrews; Bond to Beatrix Deas, relict of dec Patrick Lindesay, sometime Deacon of the Wrights in St Andrews; 28 June 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 199-200; B65/22/37]
OSWALD, WILLIAM: builder in St Andrews; Disp in favour of William Woodcock, writer in St Andrews; 29 June 1865 [B65/7/3 fol 203-05; B65/22/36]
PATERSON, DAVID: of Bannockburn; Trust Disp; 1 Jan 1789 [B65/5/7 fol 23-26; B65/22/35]
PATERSON, JAMES: land-labourer Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Wemyss elder, portioner of Ballone; 12 Dec 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 286]
PATERSON, JAMES: maltman Burgess of St Andrews; 5-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land in Priory-acres of St Andrews, from William Carstairs, son of dec William Carstairs, sometime Burgess of St Andrews; 27 Aug 1706 [B65/5/2 Pp 16-18]; also 7-yr Tack of 6 acres of land lying in Priory-acres from Thomas Greig, maltman Burgess of St Andrews, 18 June 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 25-27]
PATERSON, ROBERT: shipmaster in St Andrews, 2/3 owner of the ship "Rose" of St Andrews, and ROBERT WALLACE, residing St Andrews, owner of the other 1/3rd; Sumbission and Decreet Arbitral; 18 May 1787 [B65/5/6 Pp 243-49; B65/22/35]
PATTONE, DAVID: with Robert Cuthbert and William Rodger, indwellers in St Andrews, 9-yr Tack of yard on south side of South Street belonging to Mr John Syme, Prof of Hebrew in New College of St Andrews; 23 Feb 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 173-75]
PEARSONE, GEORGE: "steabiler" (stabler?) in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of acre of land lying in the east field of Strathtyrum from James Fortoune, shoemaker in St Andrews; 8 May 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 90-91]
PATERSON, JOHN: maltman Burgess and brewer in St Andrews; Disp and Assig in favour of spouse, Helen Kay, in life-rent, and son, Robert Paterson, in fee; 7 April 1777 [B65/22/36]
PATTIE, ALEXANDER: formerly baker in Edinburgh, now residing in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Isabella Chisholm, whom failing, to Robert Chisholm (jeweller, Edinburgh), Jessie Chisholm (spouse of John McKay, indweller there), Alison Chisholm (spouse of John Fleming, Aberdeen), and Mgt Chisholm (spouse of Thomas Johnstoune, Edinburgh); 17 Oct 1854 [B65/7/3 fol 157-61; B65/22/35]
PEATTIE, JANET: relict of Henry Adamson, land-labourer in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of Elizabeth Dalrymple, dau of James Dsalrymple, formerly of Nether Magus, "now residing with me in St Andrews," and failing her, her natural son, James Dalrymple, + legacies to Ann Peattie, dau of her nephew, John Peattie, now servant to John Ewan at Backmuir of Cassingray; 10 Nov 1812 [B65/7/1 fol 89-91; B65/22/34]
PEATIE, ROBERT: tenant in that part of Raderny called the King of the Muirs; 19-yr Tack of the King of the Muirs from David Bruce, Bailie of Earshall; 18 Feb 1735 [GD1/361/1 Pp 440-43]
PATTIE, ROBERT: late merchant, now residing in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of eldest surv son, Thomas Pattie, baker in St Andrews, & yst son, Alexander Pattie, baker in Edinburgh, + legacies to the 7 children of dec eldest son, Robert Pattie, and also to daus: Jane, Isobel, Mgt, Euphemia & Mary; 23 Jan 1837 [B65/7/2 fol 252-57; B65/22/35]
PEDDIE, ALEXANDER snr: barber in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Kinnear, + Nomination of her as sole Executrix; 10 Jan 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 137-39; B65/22/35]
PETRIE, MGT: relict of James Tait, late Excise Officer in St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement; 30 Jan 1834 [B65/7/2 fol 213-15; B65/22/35]
PHENISON, AGNES: relict of dec James Robertson, late Bailie in St Andrews; Heritable Bond to James Wilson, late Treasurer of St Andrews; 20 May 1732 [GD1/361/1 Pp 368-72]
PHENISON, AGNES: dau of John Phenison, and relict of dec James Robertson, sometime Bailie in St Andrews; Disp in favour of son, James Robertson, shipmaster in St Andrews; 21 Sep 1784 [B65/5/6 Pp 174-80; B65/22/35]
PHENISONE, JOHN: Burgess & Gildbrother in St Andrews; Assig in favour of spouse, Mgt Whyte; 28 May 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 120-21]
PITCAIRN, EUPHAN: dau of dec John Pitcairn, sometime Stewart of the Regality of St Andrews; Disp in favour of relations: Mr Joseph Drew, Principal of St Leonard's College; Mr Ninian Young, Regent of sd college; Lawrence Gib, merchant in St Andrews; and William Gib, brewer there; 29 Jan 1756 [B65/5/4 Pp 230-34; B65/22/37]
PITCAIRN, MGT (Lady Kinkell): Bond to Helen Buchan, relict of umql James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews; 26 June 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 50-51]
PORTERFIELD, WILLIAM: merchant in St Andrews; Disp to Robert Niven; 1805 [B65/22/38]
POUNT, ELIZABETH: residenter in St Andrews; Bond to Andrew Walker, land-labourer; 5 July 1714 [B65/22/37]
PRESTONE, JAMES: Prof of Humanity in St Leonard's College; Destination in favour of spouse, Mary Hamiltoune, & children; 18 Feb 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 103-05]
PRESTOUNE, THOMAS: son of dec John Prestoune of Nydrie; Assig to Jean Lumsdain, relict of John Prestoun of Drumrack; 5 July 1710 [B65/22/37]
PRIDE, ALEXANDER: Burgess in St Andrews; Disp in favour of John Galloway, tenant in Brigetoun, par of Cameron; 22 May 1745 [B65/5/4 Pp 36-39; B65/22/36]
PRYDE, ALEXANDER: Burgess and land-labourer in St Andrews; Tack of 2 acres of land in Priory-acres in shod called Middle Shod from Mgt Watson, spouse of Mr Robert Ramsay, Provost of Old College of St Andrews; 16 Sep 1735 [B65/5/3 Pp 215-17]
PRIDE, JEAN: dau of dec Alexander Pride, sometime tenant in Shannell, now spouse of James Webster, surgeon in Cupar-Angus; Disp & Assig in favour of brother, Alexander Pride; 19 Nov 1767 [B65/5/5 Pp 248-56; B65/22/37]
PRYDE, JOHN: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to James Bell, present Deacon of the Tailors in St Andrews, & his spouse, Christan Andersone; 13 March 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 67]
PRYD, THOMAS yr: son of Thomas Pryd, maltman in St Andrews; Bond to John Mitchell, Burgess in Kinghorn; 10 July 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 21]
PUNT, WILLIAM: land-labourer in St Andrews, and his spouse, Mgt Nicol; Trust Disp & Settlement to Trustees for sister-in-law, Agnes Nicol, & to children of Hugh Nicol, wheelwright in Leuchars, & others; 12 Aug 1824 [B65/7/2 fol 95-98; B65/22/35]
RAE, GEORGE: architect in St Andrews, & WILLIAM KAY, cabinet-maker there; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 14 Sep 1849 [B65/7/3 fol 137-39]
RAE, LINDSAY: mason in St Andrews; & Agnes Niece [Neish], his spouse; Mutual Disp; 12 Nov 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 272-73; B65/22/35]
RAITT, GEORGE: son of George Raitt, weaver in St Andrews; Bond to Weaver Trade of St Andrews; 18 Nov 1712 [B65/5/2 Pp 140-42]
RAMSAY, GEORGE: merchant and late Provost of Dundee; Assig to George Campbell, tenant in Winthank; 3 Dec 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 212-14]
RAMSAY, Mr HENRY: Prof of Philosophy in Old College, St Andrews; Assig in favour of Mr Francis Pringle, Library Questor 26 May 1738 [B65/5/3 Pp 272-74]; also Disp in favour of James Ramsay yr of Tillymurdy, 25 Jan 1748 [B65/5/4 Pp 74-79; B65/22/36]
RAMSAY, JOHN: tide-waiter in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of only dau, Mgt Ramsay, in life-rent, & grandson, John Ramsay, master of sloop "New Deer" of St Andrews, son of Philip Ramsay, wright in Edinburgh, in fee; 16 April 1824 [B65/7/2 fol 90-93; B65/22/35]
RAMSAY, Mr ROBERT: Provost of St Salvator's College; with consent of son-in-law, James Henderson of Hallyards, and latter's spouse, Mary Ramsay, Factorie and Discharge to his spouse, Mgt Watson; 11 Aug 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 330-33]
RAMSAY, WILLIAM: undertaker in Perth, and AGNES FORTUNE, dau of dec John Fortune, tenant in St Nicolas; Marriage Contract, dated 23 Nov 1773 [B65/22/39]
RANKEILLOUR, ANDREW: tailor in St Andrews; Disp to John Wallace, late tenant in Loanhead, now (indweller) in St Andrews 27 Aug 1767 [B65/22/37]
RANKEILLOUR, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; Disp to David Skinner snr, merchant in Montrose; 8 March 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 220-22]
RANKEILLOUR, KATHARINE: relict of Robert Greig, merchant in St Andrews; Disp in favour of David Frazer, writer in St Andrews, + legacy to nephew, Robert Greig, the son of his husband's brother, Matthew Greig, merchant in Ochiltree; 1 July 1756 [B65/5/4 Pp 238-44; B65/22/37]
RANKEILLOUR, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews, & CATHARINE KEIR, yst dau of umq Lawrence Keir of Forret; with consent of mother, Mgt Balfour, Lady Forret, Marriage Contract, dated 1689 and rec 5 Dec 1729 [B65/5/3 Pp 81-87; B65/22/38]
RANKEILLOUR, THOMAS: merchant and late Bailie in St Andrews; Disp and Assig to David Skinner; 22 Aug 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 195-206]
RANKEILLOUR, THOMAS & DAVID: merchants in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Srimsour, Prof of Divinity in St Andrews; 3 June 1726 [GD1/361/1 Pp 132-33]
REABURNE, WILLIAM: land-labourer citiner in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of lands of Ballone from Alexander Wemyss elder, portioner of Ballone; 29 April 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 37-38]
REID, JAMES: weaver in St Andrews; Bond to Simon Greig, writer in Edinburgh; 13 May 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 11-12]
REID, JAMES: writer in St Andrews; Bond to William Duncan, late Deacon Convener of the Trades in St Andrews; 20 June 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 20-21]
REID, JAMES: brewer in St Andrews, & his spouse, Mary Berrie; Bond to William Boans, mealmaker in St Andrews; 26 Dec 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 62]
REINY, ANDREW: son of dec Walter Reiny, carpenter in London; Indenture, app under Henry Berwick, baker in St Andrews, for 3 yrs from Whitsunday 1794 (rec 25 Dec 1794) [B65/5/8 fol 1-2; B65/22/37]
RITCHARD, ANDREW elder: weaver in St Andrews; Disp in favour of son, Andrew Ritchard yr; 16 Dec 1732 [GD1/361/1 Pp 389-94]
RICHARD, ANDREW yr: weaver Burgess in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of acre of arable land in Priory-acres in shod called Broomfaulds, from Weaver Trade of St Andrews; 26 Mar 1746 [B65/5/4 Pp 40-42; B65/22/54]
RITCHARD, DAVID: weaver Burgess in St Andrews, sometime Deacon of the Weavers there, m to Janet Barclay; Disps in favour of 2nd son, David Ritchard, and dau, Agnes Ritchard; 1 March & 20 July 1742 [B65/5/3 Pp 327-30 & 350-52; B65/22/36]
RITCHARD, JOHN: weaver in St Andrews, & John Robertsone, citiner in St Andrews; 3-yr Tack of 2 acres of arable land in Priory-acres from Simon Greig, writer in St Andrews; 6 [Blank] 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 109-10]
RITCHIE, ISOBEL: formerly indweller in London, now in St Andrews; Disp & Settlement in favour of nephew, John Ritchie, mariner in St Andrews (whom failing, his eldest son, John Ritchie), + legacies to brother, Thomas Ritchie, also to nieces, May Coupar and Janet Ritchie, and grand-niece, Isobel Mitchell; 4 Sep 1813 [B65/7/1 fol 105-08; B65/22/36]
RITCHIE, JAMES: late Deacon of the Fleshers and late Convenerof Trades in St Andrews, m to Mgt Ritchard, with children: Thomas (eldest son); William (2nd son, merchant in St Andrews); and dau, Mgt Ritchie, spouse of Charles Welch, baker in Cupar; Disps, 22 & 23 July 1805; B65/5/8 fol 220-24; 225-28; & 228-34; B65/22/35; B65/22/37]
ROBERTSON, ALEXANDER: baker in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of yard lying in Swallow-gate of St Andrews, from Alexander Swan, fisher in St Andrews; 30 April 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 197-98; B65/22/37]
ROBERTSON, DAVID: 2nd son of David Robertson, ballmaker in St Andrews; Bond to Shoemaker Trade of St Andrews; 16 Oct 1713 [B65/22/54]
ROBERTSON, GEORGE: golf-ball maker in St Andrews, m to Janet Aikman; Disp & Settlement in favour of children: sons, George, William, & Robert; and daus, Christian, Mgt +(widow of John Ramsay, mariner), Helen (spouse of Alexander Gellatly, sailmaker in Kirkcaldy), Janet, Euphemia, Elizabeth, Anne & Fanny; 28 Sep 1838 [B65/7/3 fol 5-7; B65/22/37]
ROBERTSON, JAMES: of Denork; Trust Disp & Settlement, 26 April 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 157-63; Extract in B65/22/38]; Marriage Contract to Grizzel Greenhill, 3rd dau of dec Peter Greenhill of Banchrie, in par of Blairgowrie, 13 March 1820 + Deed of Ratification in favour of Trustees, also 13 March 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 253-57 & 257-65; B65/22/36]
ROBERTSON, JOHN: eldest son of David Robertson, ballmaker in St Andrews; Bond to Shoemaker Trade of St Andrews; 16 Oct 1713 [B65/22/54]
ROBERTSON, MGT: dau of dec James Robertson, shipmaster in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Alexander Bell, Gildbrother and late Bailie of St Andrews; 6 July 1784 [B65/5/6 Ppa 163-69; [B65/22/33]
ROBERTSON, PETER yr: merchant in St Andrews, and John Dick, Burgess of St Andrews; Tack of 2 acres of arable land in Priory-acres in shod called Over Rufflets, from John Wilson, writer in St Andrews; 11 June 1756 [B65/5/4 Pp 235-36; B65/22/37]
ROBERTSON, PETER: shipowner in St Andrews; Disp in favour of Provost, Magistrates & Town Council of St Andrews; 15 Oct 1838 [B65/7/3 fol 7-11; B65/22/37]
ROGER, JAMES: of St Andrews, part owner of the sloop, "Janet," m to Jean Watson; Mutual Disp [his sisters were Mgt (whose dau was Betty Laing) and Catherine (daus, Ann & Nelly Foggot; whil Alexander Duncan was the lawful son of his wife, Jean Watson]; 22 Feb 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 252-54; B65/22/35]
RODGER, JOHN: indweller in Argyle; Disp in favour of only son, William Rodger, + legacies to his daus: Agnes (spouse of Thomas Brown, tailor in St Andrews), Christian (spouse of William Millar yr in Argyle), Mgt (spouse of William Buttercase in Argyle; son, Robert Buttercase), and Janet; 25 Sep 1738 [B65/5/3 Pp 275-79; B65/22/34]
RODGER, JOHN: shoemaker in Strathkinnes, m to Cecilia Crichton; Deed of Settlement in favour of son, John Rodger, shoemaker in Strathkinnes, & to his spouse and dau, Agnes Rodger, in life-rent, 21 Sep 1841 [B65/7/3 fol 46-49; B65/22/35]
RODGER, MGT: relict of umq Thomas Fairfull, wright Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to John Leitch of Moonzie-miln; 21 Sep 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 117-18]
RODGER, WILLIAM: labourer in Portobello; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of Marion Rodger, widow of dec William Allison, weaver in St Andrews, in life-rent, and her children, Janet, Isabella & John, in fee; 17 Feb 1841 [B65/7/3 fol 32-35; B65/22/35]
ROLLO, ANDREW: formerly of Over Carnbee, husband of Mgt Hamiltoune; Assig in favour of 2 yst daus, Mgt (spouse of Robert Hamiltoune, writter in Edinburgh), and Helen; 15 May 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 180-84]
ROLLO, HELEN: relict of dec James Wilson, late Bailie in St Andrews; Factorie to James Robertson, late Bailie in St Andrews; 28 May 1739 [B65/5/3 Pp 288-89; B65/22/34]
ROSS, HELEN: relict of dec Dr Robert Wood, Dr of Medecine in St Andrews, & dau of dec Alexander Ross, one of the Regents or Professors of St Leonard's College; Disp & Assig in favour of Patrick Watson, mariner in St Andrews; 7 March 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 60-63; B65/22/37]
RUSSELL, ALEXANDER & THOMAS: merchants in St Andrews, & David Bonthron of Fallfield; Discharge, 26 July 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 116-18; B65/22/35]
RUSSELL, GEORGE: tenant in Kinglassie, and HELEN STARK, 2nd dau of dec James Stark, tenant in Flass; Marriage Contract, dated 22 June 1769 & rec 10 Jan 1774 [B65/22/36]
RUSSELL, JOHN: Baxter in St Andrews; Bonds to (1)James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews; 26 June 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 51] (2) Helen Buchan, relict of James Aiken, mealmaker in St Andrews, 14 Oct 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 76-78]
RUSSELL, JOHN: land-labourer in Argyle, son of Thomas Russell; Disps & Assig & nomination in favour of spouse, Marjory Lawson, in life-rent, & son, Robert Russell, in fie, + legacy to his dau, Jean Russell, spouse of Archibald Williamsmith, coppersmith in Dundee; 19 Aug 1800 [B65/5/8 fol 125-30 & 130-33; B65/22/36]
RUSSEL, THOMAS: merchant in St Andrews, & his spouse, Helen Johnstone; Mutual Disp & Nomination; 15 Oct 1767 [B65/5/5 Pp 246-48; B65/22/36]
RUSSELL, WILLIAM: baxter in St Andrews, son of dec David Russell, baxter in St Andrews by his 2nd spouse, Christian Kinninmonth; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Helen Ogilvie; 10 Dec 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 83-85]
RYMER, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; 5-yr Tack of tenement of land on north side of the Market Street, from Andrew Watson, surgeon apothecary in St Andrews; 24 Oct 1757 [B65/5/4 Pp 284-87; B65/22/37]
RYMER, Mr HENRY: Professor of Philosophy in St Leonard's College; Assig in favour of Mr Francis Pringle, Library Questor 11 Dec 1738 [B65/5/3 Pp 282-84]; also Bond to Andrew Hutton, gardener in New College of St Andrews, 23 Nov 1751 [B65/5/4 Pp 159-60; B65/22/34]; and Bond to Andrew Bell of Sandyhill, 19 April 1757 [B65/22/37]
RYMER, JAMES: Preacher of the Gospel in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Clark; 18 Nov 1727 [B65/5/3 Pp 50-52; B65/22/34]
RYMER, JANET: dau of dec James Rymer, preacher of the Gospel in St Andrews; Disp in favoru of John Hogg, porter to United College, & his spouse, Katharine Gourlay; 17 March 1788 [B65/5/7 fol 13-17; B65/22/35]
SANDYLANDS, MARY: relict of James Gib, residenter in St Andrews Disp & Assig to her sons, Lawrence and William Gib, and to Helen Gib, dau of sd William Gib; 19 March 1733 [GD1/361/1 Pp 398-400]
SCOT, AGNES: relict of Mr John Scott of Langrow, and others; Factorie to Alexander Fraser, merchant in St Andrews; 20 Dec 1771 [B65/22/36]
SCOTT, CATHARINE: relict of David Tod of Balmungo; Factorie to son, David Tod, 8 Aug 1772; Revocation and recall of Letter of FActorie to her sd son, David Scott, and Disclamation and Discharge, 5 Jan 1774 [B65/22/36]
SCOTT, CHRITIAN: widow of dec Wm Crawford, smith in Boarhills; General Disp in favour of nephew, James Russel, land-labourer in Argyle; 22 Jan 1808 [B65/5/8 fol 274-75; B65/22/35]
SCOTTE, DAVID: son of James Scoatt in Little Dron; Bond to Mr John Makgill of Kemback; 26 Dec 1710 [B65/22/37]
SCOT, JANET: dau of dec John Scot of Langrow, & spouse of Charles Liddel in Dundee; Discharge to Curators; 8 May 1766 [B65/5/5 Pp 180-82; B65/22/37]
SCOTT, JOHN: tenant in Langrow, m to Eupham Millar; Dischargge to father-in-law, John Millar, tenant in Kincaple & portioner of Denhead, re Marriage Tochter; 13 May 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 184-86]
SCOTT, JOHN: presently tenant in Morton; 19-yr Tack of lands of Wester Morton of Lathockar (52 acres) from Mary & Mgt Wilkie, sisters of dec William Wilkie, Professor of Philosophy in United College of St Andrews; 25 Aug 1780 [B65/5/6 Pp 35-38]
SCOT, JOHN: son of John Scot, residenter in St Andrews; Indenture, app under William Thomson, Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, for 6 yrs from 12 Dec 1754 (rec 19 July 1786) [B65/5/6 Pp 219-21; B65/22/34; B65/22/35]
SCOTT, ROBERT: hammerman in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) John Foulls, weaver in Easter Balrymonth, Feb 1692 (2) James Bell, late Deacon of the Weavers in St Andrews, 1 June 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 1 & 16-17]; Disp in favour of eldest son, Thomas Scot, hammerman in St Andrews, 21 Oct 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 24-25]
SCOTT, THOMAS: hammerman in St Andrews, and his spouse, Isobell Kipper; Mutual Contract [B65/22/38]
SEMPLE, PATRICK: tacksman of small customs in St Andrews, ANDREW SEMPLE, Deacon of the Wrights there, and ROBERT WATSONE, Deacon of the Smiths there; Bond to Mr Patrick Streatham, writer in Edinburgh; 2 May 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 109-10]
SHARP, Mrs MGT: dau of dec Sir William Sharp of Stonyhill; 3-yr TAck of Old College Croft and Castle Park from Mr Thomas Tullidelph, Principal of St Leonard's College, & 9-yr Tack of all lands lying in the west field of West Grange; 7 Aug 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 119-22 & 122-25]
SHAW, JAMES: wigmaker in London, eldest son of dec Alexander Shaw, burgess gardener in St Andrews, and brother of John Shaw; Disp to Alexander Key, brewer in St Andrews, and his spouse, [blank] Fairfull; 1787 [B65/22/38]
SHEPHERD, JEAN: relict of dec James Mitchell, mariner in Dundee Assig in favour of Robert Thomson, merchant in St Andrews; 11 Sep 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 77-79; B65/22/37]
SHORT, CHRISTIAN: spouse of James Young, burgess in St Andrews; Disp to sd husband; 1735 [B65/22/38]
SIBBALD, CHARLES: merchant in St Andrews, brother of dec Mgt Sibbald; Insturment of Sasine, 1 June 1792 [B65/5/3 fol 91-96]; Disps in favour of spouse, Anne Irons, 17 Feb & 8 Dec 1800 [B65/5/8 fol 108-13 & 139-42]
SIBBALD, JAMES: writer in Edinburgh; 19-yr Tack of his part and portion of the lands of Kinkell froom New College of St Andrews; 20 Feb 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 179-81]
SIBBALD, JAMES: of Kinkell; Bond to sister-in-law, Helen Strachan; 26 Nov 1734 [B65/5/3 Pp 204-05; B65/22/34]
SIM, ELIZABETH: relict of dec John Dowie, butcher in Perth; Discharge, Disp & Assig in favour of Dr James Gillespie and others; 4 July 1780 [B65/5/6 Pp 24-35]
SIM, GRISEL: indweller in St Andrews; Bond to William Gavines, merchant in Crail; 21 Jan 1717 [GD1/361/1 Pp 27-28]
SYME, MGT: spouse of John Muir in Leuchars; Discharge to Robert Syme; 14 Aug 1758 [B65/5/4 Pp 307-10; B65/22/35]
SYME, ROBERT: hammerman in St Andrews; Bond to Hammermen Trade of St Andrews; 12 Aug 1714 [B65/22/37]
SYME, WILLIAM & HENRY SCOT: land-labourers in St Andrews; 7-yr Tackof 2¶ acres of land in Priory-acres of St Andrews from New College of St Andrews; 30 Aug 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 201-03]
SIMSON, AGNES: relict of Mr David Craigie, Min of Gospel in St Andrews; Assig to Andrew Bell of Sandyhill; 21 June 1776 [B65/22/36]
SYMSONE, ELIZABETH: spouse of John Lenox, messenger in St Andrews, & dau of Thomas Symsone & Bessie Gibsone; Discharge to mother-in-law, Mgt Black; 11 April 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 51-52]
SKINNER, MGT: relict of dec David Rankeillor, merchant in St Andrews; Bond & Obligation; 8 Nov 1746 [B65/5/4 Pp 59-60]
SMAIRT, CATHARINE: spouse of John Aiken, tenant in Burnside, & eldest sister & heir portioner of dec John Smairt, Burgess in St Andrews; Disp in favour of husband, John Aiken, in life-rent, and dau, Agnes Aiken, in fee; 2 May 1744 [B65/5/4 Pp 26-29; B65/22/36]
SMAIRT, maltman citiner in St Andrews; Bond to Elizabeth Livingstone, relict of dec Patrick Cairns in St Andrews, 11 March 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 30-31]; Discharge to Simone Greig, 8 Oct 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 81-82]
SMITH, ALEXANDER: merchant in Montrose; Discharge to George Rymer, sometime one of the Bailies in St Andrews; 22 Jan 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 62-63]
SMITH, ALEXANDER: farmer in St Andrews, m to Mgt Watson; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of dau, Betsy Smith, spouse of George Scott, shoemaker in St Andrews, in life-rent, and to sd George Scott and his heirs in fee, + legacies to other children: Anstruther, David, James & Mgt Smith (or Marr); 12 March 1841 [B65/7/3 fol 36-39; B65/22/35]
SMITH, BARBARA: wife of William McIntrye, residing Small's Wynd of Dundee; Assig to William Hogg, merchant in Dundee, and Discharge by William Hogg as Asssignee in favour of Dr Thomas Melville and Charles Grace of St Andrews; 1823 [B65/22/38]
SMYTH, DAVID: Burgess of St Andrews; with consent of only son, Patrick Smyth, Disp in favour of dau, Mgt Smyth; 29 Dec 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 118-24; B65/22/34]
SMITH, DAVID: wheelwright in St Andrews, m to Elizabeth Melville; Mutual Disp & Deed of Settlement, 5 Feb 1835 [B65/7/2 fol 239-43]; also Disp in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Melville, and eldest dau, Janet Smith, spouse of Walter Rae, wright in St Andrews, in life-rent, and to latter's sons, George & David Smith Rae, in fee, + legacies to yst dau, Susan Smith, spouse of John Johnston, ship carpenter in Greenock; 5 Feb 1835 [B65/7/2 fol 239-43; B65/22/35]
SMITH, ELSPETH: relict of dec John Hall, sometime mealmaker in Kincaple; Factorie to Robert Donaldsone, mealmaker in Kincaple; 14 Nov 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 139-40]
SMITH, HELEN: residing St Andrews, spouse of William Robertson; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of yst son, John Lyne (or Line), & other children, Thomas & Helen Lyne, also to William Elder, residing in St Andrews; 27 June 1812 [B65/7/1 fol 68-71; B65/22/34]
SMITH, JAMES: late schoolmaster & teacher of English, and present Session Clerk of St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Isabell Stalker, in life-rent, & yst son, Alexander Smith, merchant in St Andrews, in fee, + legacies to daus: Jean (eldest, spouse of John Bain, Agent for the Bank of Scotland in St Andrews), & Mgt (yst), and also to John Smith, saddler in St Andrews, the only surv son of his 1st wife, Ann Kermack, + Additional Settlement and Ratification; 21 Jan 1835 [B65/7/2 fol 233-36 & 237-38; B65/22/35]
SMITH, JAMES: gardener in St Andrews; with consent of spouse, Ann Swan, Disp in favour of Charles Sibbald, merchant in St Andrews; 8 Dec 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 55-58; B65/22/35]
SPALDING, THOMAS: surgeon in Edinburgh, & EUPHAN GRAHAME, only dau of dec James Grahame, merchant in St Andrews; Marriage Contract, dated 2 Nov 1773 and rec 3 May 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 30-32; B65/22/37]
SPENCE, ALEXANDER: shoemaker Burgess of St Andrews, and his spouse, Christian Pitblado; Mutual Disp & Assig; 28 July 1759 [B65/22/35]
SPENCE, Mrs EUPHAMEA: of the parish of St Andrews, "underhaft London;" Factorie to Alexander Frazer, merchant in St Andrews; 24 Aug 1769 [B65/5/5 Pp 295-96; B65/22/37]
SPENCE, GEORGE: merchant in London; Factorie to Alexander Frazer, merchant in St Andrews, for managing his affairs in Scotland; 12 June 1771 [B65/22/36]
ST ANDREWS, BAKER INCORPORATION of: Feu Contract, 20 Nov 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 241-45]; Minute of, 10 March 1810 [B65/5/8 fol 287-89]; Discharge to Isobell Motion, relict of James Motion, baker in St Andrews, 14 March 1810 [B65/5/8 fol 289-90]
ST ANDREWS, COMMISSIONERS OF POLICE OF: Minutes of Meetings, 21 May 1864; 10 Jan 1866; 10 March 1886; 24 Jan 1888; 22 Jan 1891 [B65/7/3 fol 196-203; 205-07; 209-11; 211-12; & 212-13]
ST ANDREWS, Memorial for Town of, 1 Aug 1845 [B65/7/3 fol 123-26]
ST ANDREWS, Minutes of Meetings of Inhabitants, 14 Aug 1838 & 25 Sep 1849 [B65/7/2 fol 284-90 & B65/7/3 fol 139-43]
ST ANDREWS: Roup of Lands, 8 June 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 45-55]
ST ANDREWS, SMITH TRADE of: Disp by David Ireland (Deacon) & John Adamson (Boxmaster) in favour of George Moon of Russell Mill; 27 April 1834 [B65/7/2 fol 219-23; B65/22/35]
ST ANDREWS, Poor Box Society of: Disp of seat or pew in Town Church to James Lumsdaine of Lathallan; 17 April 1843 [B65/7/3 fol 91-96; B65/22/34]
ST ANDREWS, United College of: Disp in favour of the Provost, Magistrates & Town Council of St Andrews; 29 Oct 1862 [B65/7/3 fol 178-87]
STAIG, THOMAS: tenant in Newhall; Bond to Robert Buttercase, mealmaker in Brae of Mar; 3 June 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 189-90]
STARK, ELIZABETH: dau of late James Stark of St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of Trustees for sister, Katharine Stark, spouse of John Wemyss, wright in St Andrews, & their 3 sons, John, James & Thomas; 1 Oct 1805 [B65/5/8 fol 236-38]
STARK, JAMES: tenant in Pieshills [Peasehills], son of Rev John Stark of Logie, & BARBARA HAY, dau of dec [blank] Hay of Morton Marriage Contract; 22 May 1766 [B65/5/5 Pp 187-93; B65/22/37]
STARK, MGT: dau of dec Mr John Stark of Bandean, Minister of Gospel at Logie; Nomination of Executors; 1 March 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 55-56; B65/22/37]
STARK, THOMAS: natural son of Thomas Stark, factor at Balmerino, and Christian Colvine, indweller in St Andrews; Indenture, app under George Thomson, Deacon of Shoemakers in St Andrews for 6 yrs from 28 Nov 1768 (rec 3 Feb 1772) [B65/22/36]
STEVENSONE, JOHN: serving on board HMS "Swiftshere" at Portsmouth; Missive Letter to cousin, Thomas Lau, surgeon in St Andrews. acknowledging mother's death, and also mentioning "Aunt Carstairs," and another cousin, Katharin Stevensone; 20 March 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 32]
STEWART, DAVID: shipowner in St Andrews; Factorie to John Niven, merchant in St Andrews; 17 Dec 1816 [B65/7/1 fol 179-81; B65/22/36]
STEWART, GEORGE: peruke-maker in the parish of St George, Hanover Square; Factorie to James Roger; 9 June 1760 [B65/5/4 Pp 353-55; B65/22/34]
STORMONTH, ISOBEL: residing St Andrews, relict of James Mowat, late rector of the Grammar School there; Disp & Settlement in favour of daus, Elizabeth, Julia & Jane, living in family with her [another dau, Mgt Mowat]; 7 Feb 1829 [B65/7/2 fol 168-72; B65/22/35]
STRACHAN, ELISABETH, HELEN & MGT (m to James Sibbald of Kinkell): daus of dec Mr James Strachan, Min of Gospel; Contract of Agreement among; 22 April 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 302-04]
SWAN, ALEXANDER JOHN: fisherman in St Andrews, & Hon Dame Elearnora Cathcart, alias Houston; Minute of Sale betwixt; 9 Sep 1766 [B65/5/5 Pp 166-69; B65/22/37]
SWYNE, ANDREW: feuar in Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Bond to Kirk Session of Ferry-Port-on-Craig; 23 June 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 239-41]
SWORDIE, WILLIAM: sword-slipper in St Andrews; Bond to Euphane Pitcairn, relict of dec Patrick Walker, late Bailie in St Andrews, and now spouse of John Smith, residenter there; 13 Sep 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 23-24]
TAILLZIOR, BEATRIX: relict of dec Ninian Flooker, sometime Deanof Guild in St Andrews; Disp in favour of sister, Agnes Tailzior, spouse of James Fogo, sometime one of the Bailies in St Andrews (their dau, Grisell Fogo); also Assig in favour of niece, ELizabeth Tailzior, dau of her dec brother, David Tailzior, sometime minister at Anstruther Wester; both 18 June 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 52-53 & 53-54]
TAYLOR, Mr DAVID: Minister of Anstruther Wester; Bond from Bailies and Councillors of Anstruther Wester; 14 Sep 1710 [B65/22/37]
TAYLOR, DAVID: Burgess & mealmaker in St Andrews; Disp in favour of eldest son, John Taylor, 20 June 1753, & yst son, David Taylor, 11 Nov 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 185-88 & 210-14; B65/22/35; B65/22/37]
TAILZOOR, ROBERT: son of dec Robert Tailzoor yr, sometime citiner of St Andrews, and his 2nd spouse, Catharon Greig (his uncle, James Tailzor, sometime on of the Bailies of the City, m to Agnes Dicksone); Discharge; 3 March 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 32-34]
TAYLOR, ROBERT & JAMES MOTION: 10-yr Tack of 3 & 89/100 acres of land lying in north haugh of St Andrews from the Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews; 3 Feb 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 143-45]
TARVOT, JOHN: in St Andrews; 7-yr Tack of Kennidies Yard from William Milne, merchant in Edinburgh; 26 Nov 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 43-44]
THOMS, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; Trust Disp in favour of Trustees, who included William Thoms, tenant in Belhelvie, and George Thoms, merchant in Dundee; 27 Sep 1803 [B65/5/8 fol 190-94; B65/22/36]
THOMS, WILLIAM: merchant in St Andrews; Trust Disp; 1824 [B65/22/38]
THOMSON, GEORGE: merchant in St Andrews (cautioner, James Thomson, merchant in St Andrews); Bond to the Sea Box Society of St Andrews; 12 April 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 265-67; B65/22/36]
THOMSON, JOHN: late tenant in Nether Magask, now residenter in St Andrews, son of James Thomson, tenant in Nether Magask; Disp and Assig in favour of spouse, Mary Walker, in life-rent, and son, John Thomson, and daus, Catharine and Mary Thomson; 14 Dec 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 214-19]
THOMSON, JOHN: of Charleton; Charter to John Morice of Allanhill, of town and lands of Easter Carngour; 16 Aug 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 46-48; B65/22/35]
THOMSON, JOHN: mason in St Andrews, nephew and apparent heir of dec John Swan residing there; with consent of Andrew Manson, fisherman in St Andrews, Disp to James Morris, vintner in St Andrews; 29 May 1833 [B65/22/37]
THOMSON, MGT: spouse of James Nisbet elder, wheelwright in St Andrews; with consent of husband, Disp & Assig in favour of yst son, Thomas Nisbet, baker in St Andrews; 1 Dec 1791 [B65/5/7 fol 81-85]
THOMSON, ROBERT: mason in St Andrews; with James and John Burns, merchants in St Andrews, Bond of Relief to Alexander Duncan of Castlefield, 6 Feb 1795 [B65/5/8 fol 5-6; B65/22/37]; also Submssion and Decreet Arbitral with James Thomson, merchant in St Andrews, 23 Aug 1791 [B65/5/7 fol 75-78; B65/22/35]
THOMSONE, WILLIAM yr: shoemaker in St Andrews; Bond to Helen Buchane, relict of dec James Aiken, sometime mealmaker in St Andrews; 19 Dec 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 127-28]
THOMSON, WILLIAM: shoemaker and late Convener of Trades in St Andrews; Bond to George Thomson as collector of Town Cess, during the pleasure of Town Council. 12 Feb 1781 [B65/22/37]; Disp & Assig in favour of son, George Thomson, shoemaker in St Andrews, 7 Dec 1791 [B65/22/36]
THRIFT, DAVID: tenant in Radernie, son of William Thrift; Testament in favour of son, William Thrift, + legacies to daus: Catharine (eldest), Jannet (2nd) and Mgt (yst); 14 July 1752 [B65/5/4 Pp 170-73; B65/22/35]
TOD, DAVID & DAVID THOMS: match of golf on Links of St Andrews, the winner to receive 20 guineas; 9 Oct 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 81]
TOD, DAVID: late of Balmungo, now residing in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Mgt Hardie, & children: Mgt, David & Alison; [another dau was Jean Tod, by his dec spouse, Mary Ross; grandson, David Urquhart]; 17 Feb 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 246-53; B65/22/36]
TOD, GEORGE: Baxter in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) Alexander Ferrier, late Bailie in St Andrews, 25 June 1694 (2) Andrew Dicke, Burgess and periwigmaker there, 25 March 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 55-56 & 66-67]
TOD, HENRY: Baxter Burgess in St Andrews, & JANET DUNCAN, dau of John Duncan, tenant in Blebo, and relict of Alexander Balfour, tenant in Fedinch; Marriage Contract, dated 12 Nov 1709 and rec 19 March 1737 [B65/5/3 Pp 256-59; B65/22/34]
TOD, KATHARINE: relict of John Morrison of Allanhill; Disp & Assig in favour of children: James, Janet & Esther Morrison; 23 Oct 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 266-69; B65/22/35]
TODDIE, JAMES: late mason and one of the Bailies in St Andrews, & Isabelle Watt, his spouse; Mutual Disp & Deed of Settlement; [their only surv dau was Isabell Toddie, spouse of John Davidson, Officer of Customs in St Andrews; dec dau was Mgt Toddie, m to John Kirk, with children, John, Elizabeth & Betty Kirk]; 18 Oct 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 281-86; B65/22/35]
TODDIE, THOMAS: only son of dec Thomas Toddie in Polduff and Christian Donaldson, and grandson of Alexander Toddie; Disp in favour of stepfather, John Wallace in Polduff (m to sd Christian Donaldson), and his eldest son, David Wallace; 17 Feb 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 168-75]
TRAILL, ARCHIBALD: tenant in Drumeldrie; 13-yr Tack of Milne of Kilconquhar commonly called Arnott's-milne from Thomas Bethune of Kilconquar; 12 Sep 1734 [GD1/361/1 Pp 425-29]
TRAILL, ISABELL: dau of dec John Traill of Blebohill and Ann Beverage; Factorie to Thomas Graham, surgeon apothecary at Newbigging of Craighall; 25 May 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 186-87]
TRAILL, THOMAS: shoemaker in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) Andrew Andersone, late Deacon of the Shoemakers in St Andrews, 14 March 1693 (2) Christian Traill, dau of dec Thomas Traill, sometime Deacon of Shoemakers, 2 June 1707 (3) James Thomesone, maltman in St Andrews, 11 Jan 1711; also 7-yr Tack of acre of arable land in shod called Stoneflatte from Anna Lentrone and her husband, George Young, 12 Feb 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 34 & 125-26; B65/5/2 Pp 40 & 194-96]
TRAILL, THOMAS: shoemaker in St Andrews; Bond to James Thomsone, maltman in St Andrews; 1710 [B65/22/37]
TRAIL, THOMAS: in St Andrews; Latter Will & Testament (no wife or children) in favour of sisters, Youphy & Jenny; 11 Oct 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 177-78]
TROTTER, Rev JOHN: Professor of Ecclesiastical History in College of St Mary's, Univ of St Andrews; Trust Deed of Settlement in favour of brothers, James Trotter, tenant in Newton, parish of Abercrom, and Adam Trotter, millwright in Kelso, and half-brother, George Trotter, tenant in Carchester (whose son, John Trotter, tenant at Stocks in parish of Carridon), and other relations; 20 Nov 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 56-59; B65/22/34]
TULLIDELPH, HELEN: relict of late Rev James Jobson of Errol; Disp & Deed of Settlement in Trust to relations (her dau, only child, was dead); 14 Sep 1818 [B65/7/1 fol 209-12; B65/22/36]
TURPIE, ANDREW: shoemaker in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Catharine Brown, who was "presently insisting an action against me before the Commission of St Andrews;" 24 July 1756 [B65/5/4 Pp 244-50; B65/22/37]
URQUHART, SAMUEL: in Ballone; Bond to Walter Boustine in Falkland; 14 July 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 22]
VILANT, ALEXANDER: appointed Factor of the United College of St Salvator and St Leonards; Sep 1749 [B65/5/4 Pp 126-29; B65/22/35]
VILANT, ALEXANDER: merchant in St Andrews; Bond to John Duncan of Pikie; 4 Sep 1751 [B65/5/4 Pp 156-57; B65/22/34]
VILANT, ALEXANDER: merchant in St Andrews, son of dec William Vilant, Professor of Civil History in Univ of St Andrews; Assig in favour of John Adamson, tenant in Burnside; 15 Dec 1790 [B65/5/7 fol 58-59]
VILANT, JEAN: eldest dau of Mr William Vilant, Prof of Civil History in United College of St Salvators and St Leonards; Assig to William, Andrew, and Alexander Duncan, sons of Andrew Duncan,m shipmaster in St Andrews, and her sister, Catharin Vilant; 20 Dec 1790 [B65/22/35]
VILANT, Miss MARY: residing St Andrews; Disp & Settlement + Codocil; 24 Feb 1847 [B65/7/3 fol 132-36; B65/22/35]
VILANT, WILLIAM: Professor of Civil History in United College of St Salvator & St Leonards; Bond to John Duncan of Pikie; 21 May 1751 [B65/5/4 Pp 148-49; B65/22/35]
WALKER, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; Nomination of Tutors and Curators (spouse, Jean Lauder; David Tod of Balmungo; and Dr Alexander Duncan of Stonywind) for children: William, David, Robert, Vans, Jean and Katharine Walker; 12 Nov 1792; Factorie by sd tutors and curators to sd David Tod of Balmungo,and Robert Key, merchant in St Andrews, 12 Nov 1792 [B65/22/35]
WALKER, ELIZABETH (alias Bessie): relict of dec John Duncane, sometime Deacon of the Shoemakers in Cupar; Disp to James Patersone, tenant and miller in Stravithie-mylne, and his spouse, Catharine Corstorphine; 1710 [B65/22/37]
WALKER, ROBERT: baker in St Andrews; 10-yr Tack of 2 & 39/100 acres of land in North Haugh from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews, 11 Nov 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 154-56]
MONTGOMERIE, KATHARINE: rel of Mr James Walker, Min of Leuchars
WALKER, Mrs JEAN: relict of Andrew Watson, surgeon, St Andrews
WALKER, THOMAS: of St Fort
WALKER, ROBERT: merchant in Edinburgh; all Executors and nearest in kin of sd dec Mr James Walker; Factorie to Alexander Watson, brewer in St Andrews; 3 July 1775 [B65/22/36]
WALKER, WILLIAM: present Deacon of Baxters in St Andrews, only son in life of dec James Walker, late Deacon Convener of Trades in St Andrews, and only apparent heir of his dec sister, Elspeth Walker; Disp & Assig to Jean Gibson; 1701 [B65/22/38]
WALKER, WILLIAM: dec merchant in St Andrews, m to Jean Lauder; Nomination of tutors and curators (for children: William, David, Robert, Vans, Jean & Catharine), who appointed 2 of their number, David Tod of Balmungo & Robert Key, merchant in St Andrews, as Factors; 12 Nov 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 127-28 & 128-30]
WALKER, WILLIAM: merchant in St Andrews, and Robert Christison, also merchant there; Discharge; 21 Sep 1747 [B65/5/4 Pp 64-66; B65/22/36]
WALKER, WILLIAM: Lieut, Royal Marines; Factorie to David Tod of Balmungo; 3 March 1807 [B65/5/8 fol 254-57; B65/22/35]
WALLACE, ALEXANDER: eldest son of dec George Wallace, tenant in Loanhead, & Katharine Brabner (whose father was Alexander Brabner, tenant in Easter Grange); Disp & Nomination in favour of brother, James Wallace + legacies to other brothers and sisters: George, Robert, Charles, Agnes & Catharine; 29 Jan 1771 [B65/5/5 Pp 302-06; B65/22/36]
WALLACE, JAMES: son of dec George Wallace, tenant in Loanhead, & Catherine Brabner, and brother of dec Alexander Wallace; Protest; 29 Jan 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 306-09]
WALLACE, JOHN: sometime tenant at Loanhead, now indweller in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of Elizabeth Calvert, relict of George Brown, Gildbrother in St Andrews, & children, Thomas Borwn, tailor Burgess in St Andrews, and Elisabeth Brown, spouse of William Henderson, journeyman wright in St Andrews; 27 Aug 1767 [B65/5/5 Pp 238-43; B65/22/37]
WALLACE, LAURENCE: flesher in St Andrews; 9-yr Tack of Grayfriar's Yard on north side of Market Street from Magistrates and Town Council of St Andrews, from Candlemas 1800 (rec 1801) [B65/22/37]
WALLACE, ROBERT: baker in St Andrews, yst son of dec Lawrence Wallace snr, flesher there; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of only sister, Christian Wallace, spouse of William Thomson, mariner in St Andrews; 22 Sep 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 276-79]; B65/22/35; B65/22/36]
WALLACE, ROBERT: residing St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of sister, Euphemia Wallace; 17 March 1842 [B65/7/3 fol 60-61]
WALLACE, WILLIAM: Burgess in St Andrews, husband of Christian Pryd; Bond to Mgt Hendersone; Nov 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 102-03]
WATSONE, AGNES: dau of dec Robert Watsone, sometime one of the Bailies of St Andrews; Bond to John Skinner, tailor in Kemback; 8 Aug 1715 [GD1/361/1 Pp 8-9]
WATSON, ALEXANDER: of Aithernie (dec); Articles and Conditions of roup; 2 Sep 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 39-44; B65/22/35]
WATSON, ALEXANDER: of Glentarkie, writer in Edinburgh, & MARY WRIGHT, dau of dec Mr Robert Wright, Minister at Culross; Disp in favour of David Murray, land-labourer in St Andrews; 24 Nov 1787 [B65/5/6 Pp 263-71; B65/22/35]
WATSON, ANDREW: surgeon apothecary in St Andrews and late Dean of Guild, and WILLIAM BERWICK elder & yr, late Tacksmen of the Common Mills of St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 16 March 1743 [B65/5/4 Pp 1-5; B65/22/36]
WATSON, ANDREW: Provisor to the United College of St Andrews; Heritable Bond to James Motion, baker in St Andrews, and Disp in Security to Isobell Duncan, relict of sd dec James Motion, and her childen, Thomas & Mgt Motion; both 29 July 1812 [B65/7/1 fol 72-75 & 75-80; B65/22/34]
WATSON, CHARLES: smith in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Mary Brown; 13 May 1743 [B65/5/4 Pp 6-9; B65/22/36]
WATSON, ELSPET: relict of dec Alexander King, barber in St Andrews; Disp to Minister and Kirk Session of St Andrews; 26 Feb 1726 [B65/5/3 Pp 1-3; B65/22/34]
WATSONE, JAMES: of Aithernie; Bond to James Kilroufe in St Andrews; 22 Oct 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 98]
WATSONE, JAMES: weaver in St Andrews; Bond to Kirk Session of St Andrews; 28 June 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 129-30]
WATSON, JAMES: tenant in Kilbrackmont; Assig to eldest son, John Watson, 11 Oct 1732; Disp in favour of spouse, Janet Tod, in life-rent, and sons, John, Henry, and George Watson, and daus, Ann & Isobell Watson, 11 Oct 1732 & 7 June 1733; Bond of Prov for sons, Henry and George Watson, and dau, Ann Watson (spouse of James Stocks, sailor in St Monance), & yst dau, Isobell Watson, 7 June 1733 [GD1/361/1 Pp 377-81; 381-87; 404-07; 409-10]
WATSON, JAMES: tenant in Kilbrackmont; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Janet Tod, and children: sons, John, Henry & George; and daus, Ann & Isobell; 6 Dec 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 71-80]
WATSONE, JANET: dau of dec Mr David Watsone, portioner of New Grange; with consent of Curators, Factorie to Andrew Gullian of Cowbackie; 15 Aug 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 94-95]
WATSON, JANET: relict of Thomas Trail, shoemaker in St Andrews, and her only son, Thomas Trail, shoemaker in St Andrews; Discharge to William Trail, shoemaker in St Andrews; 27 Feb 1727 [GD1/361/1 Pp 148-50]
WATSON, JEAN: eldest dau, sp of Patr Sampson, peuterer, Dundee
WATSON, JANET: 2nd dau, sp of James Dallas, musician, Edinburgh
WATSON, MGT (3rd & yst dau), spouse of Andrew Justice, white iron smith in Leith; all daus of dec Alexander Watson, merchant in St Andrews; Submission and Decreet Arbitral with their husbands; 26 April 1731 [GD1/361/1 Pp 305-10]
WATSON, Mr JOHN: tenant in Morton of Lathockar; Disp in favour of wife, Christian Pouste, and children: John, Thomas, Robert, David, Janet, Mgt & Christian Watson; 24 March 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 261-65]
WATSONE, MGT: relict of dec John Jacksone, sometime writer in St Andrews; Bond to Mr Patrick Lindsay, schoolmaster at Pitinnomie; 19 Nov 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 82-83]
WATSON, ROBERT: late Deacon of the Hammermen in St Andrews; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Elspeth Watson; [his other children included Andrew (eldest son), Robert (2nd son), Charles (4th son) & William (yst son); 6 Dec 1731 [B65/5/3 Pp 135-40; B65/22/38]
WATSON, WILLIAM: Tack from Thomas Ramills; 15 Feb 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 1-2]
WATT, WILLIAM: gardener in St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of spouse, Agnes Wallace, in life-rent, and dau, Isobell Watt, and son, William Watt; 14 Nov 1800 [B65/5/8 fol 135-36; B65/22/36]
WALLWOOD, JOHN: 2nd son of Thomas Wellwood, merchant in St Andrews; Indenture, app under William Berwick, ballmaker in St Andrews, for 6 yrs from 23 Oct 1690 (rec 19 Feb 1692) [B65/5/1 fol 2-3]
WELLWOOD, JUDITH: relict of dec James Haldane, Gildbrother in St Andrews, and sister & heir of dec Christian Wellwood; Disp in favour of JOhn Hogg, porter to the United College of St Andrews, & Katharine Gourlay, his spouse; 17 March 1788 [B65/5/7 fol 9-13; B65/22/35]
WELLWOOD, THOMAS elder: Gildbrother in St Andrews; Bond to John Wilsone, wright in St Andrews; 14 May 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 132]
WELLWOOD, THOMAS yr: Burgess seaman in St Andrews, m to Euphan Lentrone; Bonds to (1) Thomas Fairfull, wright in St Andrews, Feb/March 1692 & 19 March 1698 (2) John Wilson yr, writer, St Andrews, 24 April 1693 (3) Alexander Coupar, schoolmaster at Leuchars, 23 Jan 1694; (4) Thomas Ramsay, maltman in St Andrews, 11 July 1694 [B65/5/1 fol 4; 36-37; 50-51; 56; 129]
WELSH, JOHN: weaver, Ferry-Port-on-Craig; Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elisabeth Craig, & children: David, William, Thomas, John, ELizabeth & Mgt Welsh; 13 Feb 1781 [B65/5/6 Pp 47-52; B65/22/35]
WEEMS, ALEXANDER: portioner of Ballone, & William Aiken, Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to James Wilsone, late Treasurer of St Andrews; 7 May 1708 [B65/5/2 Pp 47-49]
WEEMES, ALEXANDER: only son of Alexander Weemes, portioner of Ballone; Bond to Alexander Ferrier, merchant in St Andrews; 23 March 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 106-07]
WEMYSS, ALEXANDER: portioner of Ballone, and David Wemyss, Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to Johne Broune, Burgess in St Andrews; 16 Jan 1714 [B65/22/37]
WEEMS, ALEXANDER: maltman Burgess in St Andrews; Bond to John Adamsone, post in St Andrews; 17 Jan 1713 [B65/5/2 Pp 168-69]; also 7-yr Tack of 1 acre of land in Priory-acres pertaining to Flesher Trade, and presently possessed by him, from Andrew Measson, Deacon of the Fleshers in St Andrews, 6 Aug 1709 [B65/5/2 Pp 71-73]
WEMYSS, ALEXANDER WILSON: candlemaker in St Andrews; Disp & Assig to James Robertson of Denork; 23 Oct 1810 [B65/22/39]
WEMYSS, BETTY & ANNE: daus of dec John Wemyss of Lathockar; Disp in favour of brother, Wlater Wemyss of Lathockar; 7 April 1764 [B65/5/5 Pp 222-27; B65/22/37]
WEMYSS, DAVID: late of Wester Lathallan; Trust Disp & New Nomination; 13 Aug 1810 [B65/7/1 fol 11-15 & 15-17; B65/22/34]
WEMYSS, JAMES: of Wemysshall; and John Fordyce of Ayton, Rev James Forrester of Anstruther Wester, proprietors of parts of the lands of New Grange, and the Magistrates of St Andrews; Contract betwixt; 12 March 1783 [B65/5/6 Pp 98-101]
WEMYSS, JOHN: yst son of dec Alexander Wemyss, portioner of Ballone; Factorie to eldest brother germaine, David Wemyss; 12 Oct 1732 [GD1/361/1 Pp 387-89]
WEMYSS, JOHN: of Lathockar; Bond to David Beath, tenant in Duniface; 12 May 1732 [GD1/361/1 Pp 367-68]
WEEMS, JOHN: cooper in London, yst son of dec Alexander Weems, portioner of Ballone; Discharge to brother, David Weems, portioner of Ballone; 11 July 1752 [B65/5/4 Pp 167-69; B65/22/35]
WEEMS, JOHN: cooper in St Andrews, son of dec Alexander Wemyss, portioner of Ballone; Contract and Agreement between him and his sisters, Mgt and Agnes Wemyss (another sister, dec, was Helen Wemyss, m to James Morton, land-labourer in St Andrews); 24 May 1762 [B65/5/5 Pp 22-34; B65/22/34]; also Factorie to brother-in-law, sd James Morton, and sister, sd Agnes Wemyss, 28 June 1754 [B65/5/4 Pp 198-99; B65/22/37]; also Discharge to sister, Agnes Wemyss, and to niece, Elizabeth Morton (dau of dec Helen Wemyss & James Morton), now spouse of William Aitken, mason in St Andrews, 4 Sep 1793 [B65/5/7 fol 167-69; B65/22/35]
WEMYSS, JOHN: merchant and wright in St Andrews, and Charles Wilson, Professor of Ecclesiastical History in New College of St Andrews, Commissioners for Dr John Stark Robertson of Bandean, sometime physician in Bath, now in New York; Submission and Decreet Arbitral; 6 May 1794 [B65/5/7 fol 214-17 B65/22/34]
WEMYSS, JOHN: cabinet-maker in St Andrews; with consent of sons, James & Thomas Wemyss, Disp in favour of Robert Meldrum, writer in St Andrews, for creditors; 13 May 1812 [B65/7/1 fol 63-67; B65/22/34]
WEMYSS, MGT: dau and only child of dec Henry Wemyss, wright Burgess of St Andrews, and relict of dec John Shanks, maltster in Ceres, and Janet Bell, relict of sd dec Henry Wemyss, and now spouse of John Shanks, feuar in Ceres; Disp to Janet Lentron, spouse of William Gib, baxter and present Convener of the Trades in St Andrews; 11 May 1750 [B65/22/38]
WEMYSS, [blank]: m to Agnes Carstairs; Disp to 2nd son, Alexander Wemyss; May 1730 [GD1/361/1 Pp 281-84]
WHEELER, ROSE: spinster dau of dec Richard Wheeler of Lyrath, Co Kilkenny, Ireland, presently residing St Andrews; Disp & Deed of Settlement in favour of nephew, William Nairne, Captain in the lately reduced 2nd Battalion of the 42nd Reg of Foot; 27 March 1800 [B65/5/8 fol 119-21; B65/22/36]
WHITE, JAMES: in Ground of Logie, and Henry White in Ground of Todhall, brothers germain and nearest of kin to dec John Whyte in Wester Lillock, and uncles and nearest of kin to dec James and George White, sons of sd John White; Assig to George Howie in Easter Lillock; 14 May 1729 [GD1/361/1 Pp 235-37]
WHYT, JOHN: barber & periwigmaker in St Andrews; Bond to John Broune, wheelwright in St Andrews; 13 June 1696 [B65/5/1 fol 75-76]
WIGH, ELIZABETH: residing St Andrews, sister of Adam & John Wigh; Deed of Settlement in favour of Trustees, who were to pay a legacy to John Wigh, natural son of her dec brother, John Wigh; 2 Sep 1836 [B65/7/2 fol 246-52]
WILLIAMS, DAVID: merchant in Cupar, and Jean Just, dau of John Just, tenant in St Ford; Marriage Contract, dated 19 June 1742 and rec 17 Sep 1746 [B65/5/4 Pp 49-53; B65/22/36]
WILLIAMSONE, JAMES: merchant in Dundee, mm to Janet Kinloch, with son, James Williamsone; Discharge; 27 Nov 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 44-45]
WILLIAMSONE, JAMES: late Deacon of the Tailors in St Andrews; Assig in favour of son, James Williamsone; 17 Nov 1710 [B65/5/2 Pp 119-22]
WILSON, CATHERINE: residing St Andrews, eldest dau of dec William Wilson, sometime mealseller in St Andrews; Settlement & Nomination in favour of niece, Ann Harley, spouse of David Wann, weaver in St Andrews, + legacies to only surv brother, Robert Wilson, residing Golf Place, St Andrews, and niece, Elizabeth Harley, widow of late William Brown, seaman, St Andrews; 10 April 1837 [B65/7/2 fol 262-64]
WILSON, Rev Dr CHARLES: Professor of Hebrew in New College, St Andrews Disp & Assig in favour of spouse, Elizabeth Stark, 22 Dec 1801 [B65/5/8 fol 161-63], and Disp in favour of Rev Dr Harry Spence, Prof of Divinity in sd New College, and his spouse, Ann Duncan, 15 Nov 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 50-52; B65/22/34]
WILSON, JAMES: merchant & late Bailie in St Andrews, and Ann Wilson, his dau, spouse of William Donaldson, merchant in St Andrews; Contract & Agreement betwixt; 2 Jan 1723 [B65/5/3 Pp 225-28]
WILSONE, JOHN: maltman in St Andrews; Bond to Alexander Wemyss elder, portioner of Ballone, 13 Sep 1692; also 5-yr Tack of acre of land in Ballone from Alexander Wemyss jnr, portioner of Ballone, 12 April 1693 [B65/5/1 fol 22-23 & 35]
WILLSONE, JOHN: Burgess & Gildbrother in St Andrews (eldest son, Alexander Willsone); Disp & Assig in favour of William Boanes, tenant in St Nicolas; 13 May 1695 [B65/5/1 fol 70-72]
WILSON, JOHN: writer in St Andrews; Articles & conditions of Roup of lands; 5 Oct 1779 [B65/5/6 Pp 6-12; B65/22/37]
WILSON, JOHN: son of Christian Trail, spouse of James Minnieman in St Andrews; Indenture, app under John Dibbs, shoemaker in St Andrews, for 5 yrs from Martinmas 1791 (rec 7 Sep 1793) [B65/5/7 fol 169-71; B65/22/35]
WILSON, KATHARINE: sister of dec John Wilson, writer in St Andrews; Renunciation & Discharge; 7 Jan 1780 [B65/5/6 Pp 16-18 B65/22/34]
WILSON, MGT: relict of Robert Watson, gildbrother & late Deacon of Smiths in St Andrews; Disp & Assig & Nomination in favour of only son, Patrick Watson (grandson was John Braid, son of dec John Braid, shipmaster in Anstruther Easter, and her dau, Ann Watson; another dau was Clara Durie, by her 1st husband, Charles Durie, mariner in St Andrews); 30 May 1785 [B65/5/6 Pp 196-200; B65/22/35]
WILSON, RICHARD: merchant in St Andrews, & Agnes Carmichael, his spouse; Contract of Separation; 14 Feb 1811 [B65/7/1 fol 25-27; B65/22/34]
WILSON, ROBERT: land-labouer in St Andrews; Disp in favour of spouse, Mgt Bell; 7 July 1743 [B65/22/38]
WILSON, WALTER: Professor of Greek in Univ of St Andrews, m to [blank] Simpson; Disp & Assig in favour of eldest son, Walter Wilson; 20 Oct 1770 [B65/5/5 Pp 317-20; B65/22/36]
WISHART, ALEXANDER: seaman on board HMS "Royal William;" Factorie to spouse, Katharin Gullon; 24 Nov 1707 [B65/5/2 Pp 43-44]
WOOD, ALEXANDER: wright in St Andrews, grandson of dec Alexander Ross, one of the Regents or Professors of St Leonard's College; Disp in favour of Patrick Watson, mariner in St Andrews; 7 March 1797 [B65/5/7 fol 56-59; B65/22/37]
WRIGHT, ROBERT: residing St Andrews; 20-yr Tack of House & Tenement of land, together with piece of garden on south side of North Street, belonging to John Wilson, merchant in St Andrews; 27 Nov 1820 [B65/7/1 fol 288-90]
WRIGHT, ROBERT: late of Gowers Walk, Whitechapel, London, presently residing St Andrews; Trust Disp & Deed of Settlement, 12 Feb 1838 [B65/7/2 fol 273-78]
WYLIE, JAMES: late tenant in Kinglassie, now in Brownhills; Disp & Assig in favour of dau, Katharine Wyle, spouse of Henry Wylie, tenant in Brownhills, + legacies to sons, James, Henry and John Wylie; 18 Jan 1748 [B65/5/4 Pp 71-73; B65/22/36]
WYLLIE, JAMES: late cook and gardener of the New College, St Andrews, and residenter there; Bond & Obligation to the New Coll of St Andrews; 25 Jan 1759 [B65/5/4 Pp 325-28; B65/22/37]
YEAMAN, WILLIAM: merchant, Dundee; Assig to David Alexander, vintner, St Andrews; 27 Dec 1792 [B65/5/7 fol 133-36; B65/22/35
YOUNG, GEORGE: of Wilkiestoune, son of dec William Young of Wilkiestoune; Bond to Thomas Walwood, merchant in St Andrews, 26 Jan 1693; Discharge to James Williamsone, minister at Kirkcaldy, now at Cosmusbloan, in England, and John Symsone, tenant in Wilkiestoune, 21 Feb 1695; Bond of Collaboration, 8 July 1706 [B65/5/1 fol 28-29; 63-65; & B65/5/2 Pp 9-14]
YOUNG, GEORGE: residenter in St Andrews, m to Anne Lentron; Bonds to (1) Agnes Barckly, relict of dec William Greig, merchant & Burgess in St Andrews (2) David Gouans, merchant in Cupar, 4 March 1698 (3) William Foggo, indweller in Leith, 22 March 1698 [B65/5/1 fol 80-81; 127; & 129-30]
YOUNG, GEORGE: messenger in St Andrews; Bonds to (1) Wm Walker, late Deacon of Baxters, St Andrews, 24 Nov 1707 (2) David Gouans, merchant, Cupar, 19 Mar 1711 [B65/5/2 Pp 44-45 & 130-32
YOUNG, JAMES: merchant in Dundee, son of dec Andrew Young in Logie, who was eldest son of dec John Young, portioner of Byrehills; Disp & Assig to George Hewett, late Bailie of St Andrews; 20 Feb 1728 [GD1/361/1 Pp 175-79]
YULE, DAVID: merchant in St Andrews; Deed of Settl in favour of spouse, Jean Tod; 9 Jan 1797 [B65/5/8 fol 50-54; B65/22/37]
YOOLL, ELIZABETH: relict of dec Alexander Aitken, mariner and Bailie in St Andrews; Bond to John Band elder, maltman in St Andrews; 17 Sep 1697 [B65/5/1 fol 117]
YOOLL, ROBERT: mariner citiner in St Andrews; Bond to Agnes Pryd; 23 March 1692 [B65/5/1 fol 4-5]