Name | Thomas Innes | |
Suffix | of Struthers | |
Born | c 1648 | |
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Gender | Male | |
Property: | 1667 | Struthers, Kinloss |
Proprietors of Moray - Land Tax: Mr Thomas Innes for Struthers and Winderlaw £286/11/8. | ||
Property: | 1672 | Struthers, Kinloss |
University of Aberdeen, Scottish Catholic Archives SCA BC/9/18; Sasine of Mr Thomas Innes in the lands of Struthers etc granted by Robert Innes of Muirtoune, 1672 | ||
Property: | 1673 | Struthers, Kinloss |
University of Aberdeen, GB 3380 Scottish Catholic Archives BC/9/18: Sasine of Mr Thomas Innes in the lands of Struthers etc granted by Robert Innes of Muirtoune, 1672 | ||
Legal: | 6 Mar 1678 | Struthers, Kinloss |
GD36/10: Instrument of Premonition for Thomas Innes of Struthers to Henriett Gordone, liferentrix of lands of Newtoune, and others in respect of 2,000 merks Scots specified in contract of wadset relating to said lands. | ||
Property: | 21 Aug 1679 | Struthers, Kinloss |
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of Charles II: 1660-[1685], Volume 21: Dated at Windsor Castle - Warrant for a charter of new infeftment to Thomas Innes, eldest son and heir to the deceased John Innes, notar in Auldearne, of the town and lands of Struthers and of divers other lands [entry notes: The purport sufficiently appears from the ratification printed in Acts of Parliament of Scotland Vol VIII pg 326] | ||
Property: | 1680 | Struthers, Kinloss |
University of Aberdeen, Scottish Catholic Archives, BC/9/20: Sasine of James Calder of Moortoune in the toun and lands of Struthers as granted by Mr Thomas Innes, 1680. | ||
Legal: | 12 Jun 1680 | Discharge of bond to Elspet's first cousin Thomas Innes of Struthers |
Discharge by George Innes, sometime in Kilbuyak, now in Easter Alves, and Elspet Sutherland, his spouse, in favour of Thomas Innes of Strutheris and James Calder of Muirtoune, purchaser and present proprietor of lands of Strutheris, for his interest, of Bond of Corroboration, 5 June, 1673, by said Thomas Innes in their favour for 1,000 merks Scots (recorded Sheriff Court Books of Elgin and Forres, 2 July, 1673) and Inhibition thereon, 15 July, 1673 (recorded said Sheriff Court Books, 7 August, 1673) [NRS GD36/12] | ||
Legal: | 12 Jun 1680 | Struthers, Kinloss |
NRS GD36/12: Discharge by George Innes, sometime in Kilbuyak, now in Easter Alves, and Elspet Sutherland, his spouse, in favour of Thomas Innes of Strutheris and James Calder of Muirtoune, purchaser and present proprietor of lands of Strutheris, for his interest, of Bond of Corroboration, 5 June, 1673, by said Thomas Innes in their favour for 1,000 merks Scots (recorded Sheriff Court Books of Elgin and Forres, 2 July, 1673) and Inhibition thereon, 15 July, 1673 (recorded said Sheriff Court Books, 7 August, 1673) [Note: Elspet Sutherland and Thomas Innes were first cousins] | ||
Legal: | 15 Oct 1680 | Struthers, Kinloss |
NRS GD36/13: Discharge by George Innes, minister at Kinloss, with consent of Grisell Dunbar, his spouse, in favour of Thomas Innes of Struthers of Bond of Corroboration, 17 July, 1673, by said Thomas Innes in their favour for 900 merks Scots over town and lands of Newtoun and Winderlaw in parish of Kinloss, abbacy and regality thereof and sheriffdom of Elgin and Forres, and Renunciation in favour of James Calder of Muirtoun of said lands. | ||
Property: | 6 Sep 1681 | Struthers, Kinloss |
The Records of the Parliaments of Scotland to 1707, K.M. Brown et al: Charles II: Parliamentary Register - Charters - Ratifications [1681/7/136] Ratification in favour of Mr Thomas Innes and James Calder of Muirton At Edinburgh 6 September 1681 - Our sovereign lord, with the special advice and consent of his estates of parliament, for the good and faithful services done and performed to his majesty by James Calder of Muirton, as well in time of war as peace, by this act ratifies, approves and perpetually confirms a charter, of the date at Windsor Castle, 21 August 1679, granted by his majesty, under his highness\'s great seal of his ancient kingdom of Scotland, proceeding upon a signature and warrant under his majesty\'s royal hand, and by which charter, our said sovereign lord, with consent of the lord commissioners of his highness\'s treasury and exchequer of the said ancient kingdom, ratified, approved and perpetually confirmed the right and disposition granted by the deceased Robert Innes of Muirton, eldest lawful son and heir to the deceased Sir Robert Innes of Muirton, in favour of Mr Thomas Innes, eldest lawful son and heir to the deceased John Innes, notary public in Auldearn, and his heirs and assignees therein specified, of the date 18 October 1672, of all and whole the town and lands of Struthers, with that piece new riven in land adjacent thereto, which is a part and pendicle thereof and of old possessed by Robert Tawas and Thomas Forsyth, alias Tows; as also, of all and whole the towns and lands of Winderlaws, Cruiks and Cousland, with all and sundry tofts, crofts, outsets, parts, pendicles and pertinents of the same, lying and bounded in manner specified in the said charter; and in like manner, of all and whole the town and lands of Newton of Kinloss and Gradoch, with all and sundry their manor places, houses, biggings, yards, orchards, woods, parks, dovecots, cuningars, outsets, insets, annexes, connexes, muirs, marshes, meadows, privileges, liberties, easements and universal pertinents, belonging and that shall be known to appertain and belong to the said whole lands and others foresaid, as they lie in length and breadth and are otherwise bounded in the original rights and infeftments of the same, which are held as for expressed in the said charter, all lying within the barony and lordship of Kinloss, parish thereof and sheriffdom of Elgin and Forres, with full, ample and free power and liberty of the commonty and common pasturage in the hill of the Drum of Pluscarden, and other places used and wont, for casting, winning, leading and taking away of peats, turves, fuel, fail, divot, foggage and fir, for the use of the foresaid whole lands and others foresaid, and with free ish and entry, by all the common ways of the same, likewise according to use and wont, together in like manner with the teinds, parsonage and vicarage of the said whole lands and others foresaid, and all other dispositions, contracts, charters and other writs and evidents, rights and securities made and granted by the abbots of Kinloss and their convents, and by his majesty\'s most royal progenitors kings and queens of Scotland and their regents for the time, to the said Mr Thomas Innes, and his predecessors, assignors and authors or one or other of them of the said lands and others foresaid, or any part thereof at any time before or since the Reformation, to be held of the superiors thereof and their successors in manner and for payment of the duties therein expressed, of whatsoever dates, tenors or contents the same are of, and specially without prejudice of the generality foresaid of a charter granted by Walter, abbot of the monastery of Kinloss, with consent of the convent thereof, to John Anderson of Struthers and Janet Gibson, his spouse, and his heirs and assignees therein specified, of the said lands of Winderlaw3 and Cruicks4 thereof, with the pertinents, lying and bounded in manner therein specified, to be held of the said abbot and his successors for payment to them yearly of forty bolls of bear without charity, at the feast of Candlemas [2 February], or the sum of 6s 8d Scots money for each undelivered boll thereof in the option of the payers, extending in money to £13 6s 8d money foresaid, and 13s 4d money above-written in augmentation of the rental, extending in the whole the said old feu duty and augmentation to £14 money above-written, at Whitsunday [May/June] and Martinmas [11 November] by equal portions, and doubling the said £14 money foresaid at the entry of each heir thereto, and performing three suits at the three head courts of the said monastery, dated the said charter at Kinloss, 16 [...] 1570; with another charter granted by the said abbot, with consent foresaid, to the said John, therein designed Sir John Anderson, and his foresaids, of the said lands of Struthers, and new riven in5 lands with the pertinents, to be held of the said abbot and his successors for payment of the duties therein expressed, dated the [...] day of [...]; and charter made by the said Sir John, with consent of the said abbot and convent, to William Dunbar of Hempriggs of the same, to be held of the said abbot and his foresaids for payment of the duties above-specified, dated 14 May 1578, and the charter and right made by the said Sir John to Marjorie Anderson, his daughter, and Robert Leslie, her spouse, of the said lands of Winderlaws, Cruicks and Cowsland6 with the pertinents, to be held of the said abbot; and charter made by the said abbot, with consent of the said convent, to the said Robert of the same, to be held as said is, dated 11 March 1579; and charter and right made by the said Robert to the said William Dunbar thereof, dated 24 November 1598, and right made by the said William and John Dunbar, his son, to John Hay of [...], and his spouse and his heirs and assignees, of the said lands of Struthers, new riven in lands, Winderlaws, Cruicks and Cowsland with the pertinents, dated 20 May 1611, to be held of the superior, and charter following thereon, of the date of the said right, and charter and disposition of the said lands and others foresaid, made by the said John Hay to William Hay, his son, to be held of the superior, dated 11 June 1618; and the said William\'s service, retour and precept, as heir to his said father therein, held of his majesty, and rights made by the said William thereof to Alexander Dunbar of Asliesk, 21 May 1630, and original feu charters of the said lands of Newton of Kinloss and Gardoch to the said Mr Thomas Innes, his original authors therein mentioned, by the said abbot, for payment of the feu duty therein specified and rights made by the said persons and their successors, in favour of the deceased Mr James Dunbar of Newton, and right made by the said Alexander Dunbar of Asliesk, as his heir to George Dunbar, his son, after designed of Inchbroke, of the said lands of Newton and Gardoch, and likewise of the said lands of Struthers, new riven in lands, Winderlaws, Cruicks and Cousland, with the pertinents, held of the superiors, 10 June 1632 and [...] day of [...] 1650, with the charters following thereon, to be held of the superiors, instruments of sasine following on all the said charters and rights; and contract passed between the said George Dunbar and the said deceased Sir Robert Innes of Muirton, dated 1 September 1663, whereby the said George conveyed to the said Sir Robert, his male heirs and assignees heritably and irredeemably, the whole towns, lands and others above-mentioned, conveyed to the said George by his said father and obliged him to infeft them therein, from me and of me with the sasine following on the said contract, the 26th day of the said month. Item, Robert Innes of Muirton\'s service and retour as heir to the said Sir Robert therein, precept on the said retour and sasine following thereon, all of the dates therein mentioned, in the whole heads, clauses, articles, circumstances and conditions of all the said writs above-confirmed, of the dates, tenors and contents above-specified, or of whatsoever other dates, tenors or contents they are of, and by the said charter, under the great seal, it is declared that the said general confirmation shall be as sufficient as if all were therein particularly inserted, and as if the said confirmation were granted by his majesty and most royal progenitors before the year 1587 and before the death of the abbots and other granters and receivers of the said rights, and the said service, retour, precept and sasine thereon in favour of the said Robert Innes, as heir foresaid, to be as sufficient as if his father and all his authors had been confirmed from before, held of his majesty, and dispenses with the same and with the assize and judge in the said service, reserving to his majesty and his royal successors the duties due and payable to them furth of the said lands and others foresaid before the said confirmation and contained in the original infeftments, together also with the charter of confirmation, under the great seal, dated 4 August 1680, granted by his majesty, with consent foresaid, of the said whole lands and others above-specified and teinds thereof, in favour of James Calder of Muirton, his male heirs and assignees heritably and irredeemably, and of the right and disposition made by the said Mr Thomas to the said James, and his foresaids, of the same and of all mosses, muirs and other privileges belonging thereto, to be held of his majesty and his royal successors, precepts of sasine therein contained, charter following or competent to follow thereupon, precept of sasine therein contained and sasine following or to follow thereupon, and which disposition is dated, 25 March 167[...], in the whole heads, articles and clauses thereof; and our said sovereign lord, with consent of his said estates of parliament, decrees and declares this present ratification to be as valid and sufficient and of as great force, strength and effect as if the whole charters, dispositions, contracts, services, retours, precepts, sasines and other writs generally above-confirmed were word for word herein inserted; with the which and with all nullities, faults and imperfections, in all or either of the said rights, our said sovereign lord, with consent foresaid, hereby dispenses and renounces and gives over the same in favour of the said James Calder and his foresaids for ever, reserving always to his majesty and his royal successors, in manner as is above-reserved. And further his majesty, with consent foresaid of his estates of parliament, for the good and faithful services done by the said James Calder to the crown, as well in time of war as peace, by this act confers upon and gives, grants and conveys to the said James, his heirs successors and assignees whatsoever, the power, liberty and privilege of a free yearly fair to be kept by them upon the ground of the lands of [...] or any other part of his estate most convenient for that effect, and that upon the [...] Tuesday of [...] yearly and to continue for the space of four days after proclamation, and that for buying and selling of horse, nolt, sheep, linen, wool, skin, tallow, hides, plaiding, timber and all other kinds of merchandise and goods whatsoever, as well not named as named; and likewise, with power to the said James Calder, and his foresaids, to appoint bailies and officers under them for the better government of the said yearly fair and keeping of the same in peace, and to fine and punish transgressors therein, according to law, and to exact and uplift tolls and customs of the said merchandise and goods, and to do every thing else in relation to the said free fair that any burgh or heritor of a free fair has done, does or may do at any time bygone or to come, by virtue of their infeftments, gifts or other rights, and appoints the said yearly fair to be called, now and in all time coming, [...] fair. | ||
Person ID | I282 | Grant |
Last Modified | 1 Sep 2020 |
Father | John Innes, of Struthers, Notary public, Witch prosecutor, b. Aft 1625, d. 1664 - 1667 (Age ~ 41 years) | |
Relationship | Birth | |
Mother | Agnes Falconer, [of Dunduff?], d. Aft 1673 | |
Relationship | Birth | |
Family ID | F112 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Margaret Dunbar, of Thunderton | |||
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Last Modified | 21 Dec 2017 | |||
Family ID | F113 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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