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- Testament 1761 for John Stewart, son of John Stewart, shoemaker at Thornhill. John ygr had no heirs. His sister, Katherine Stewart, wife of John Morison in Parks of Boqhan was named as his executor. Also named as creditors were Patrick and John Stewart, journeyman shoemakers in Glasgow -- not identified as relatives.
"The Testament Dative and Inventory of the debts and sums of money which pertained and were addebted to the deceased John Stewart, son of John Stewart Shoemaker at Thornhill, within the Parish of Kincardine and Commissary of Dunblane at the time of his decease which was in the month of _____ last, faithfully made and given up by *Katharine Stewart sister german of the Defunct and spouse of John Morison Parks of Boquan & said John Morison for his interest. Which Katharine Stewart is Decerned in only Executrix dative qua nearest in kin by the Commissary of Dunblane upon the seventh day of August last as an act or Decreet dative made by him there anent bears.
Inventory
There was justly addebted to the said Defunct at the time of his Decease forsaid by the persons afternamed the sums following Viz by Alex[ande]r Buchanan Younger of Auchlish? the sum of Twenty Two pounds six shillings and Eleven pence Sterl[ing] contained in his accepted bill to the Defunct dated 12th of December [unknown word] and fifty nine payable twelve months after date. Item by Hugh McFarlane Younger of Culziechra? the sum of one hundred and five pounds Scots money contained in his accepted bill to the defunct dated the twenty eighth day of November [same unknown word as before] and fifty eight payable at Martinmass next thereafter. Item by Hugh Stewart in Kerse of Cambus the sum of one hundred merks Scots money for his accepted bill to the Defunct dated the thirteenth day of December [same unknown word as before] and fifty nine and payable at Martinmass next thereafter. And by Patrick and John Stewarts Journeymen Shoemakers in Glasgow fifteen shillings Sterl[ing] for their accepted bill dated 31st March [same unknown word as before] and fifty seven payable three days after date.
Summary Inventory [roman numerals and vol nos]
Confirmed 23d February 1761 John Rob at Dunblane Cautioner"
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Abt 1720 - 1761 (41 years)
