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Issobel Spalding

Name
Issobel /Spalding/
Art des Namens
Geburtsname
Vornamen
Issobel
Nachname
Spalding
Urkunde
24. April 1572
Dundee City, SCT
Text:

Tochter und Erbin von Gerorge

Gemeinsame Notiz: George Spalding Dundee (Charters Abbey of Coupar Angus)

George Spalding Dundee (Charters Abbey of Coupar Angus)
Georgeo spalding et Dauid moncur burgensibus:
Spalding, as provost of Dundee, is a witness, 2 May, 1479 (Panmure, ii. p. 251). He appears as a proprietor of contiguous land in a charter of Robert Graham de Fyntre, granting an endowment for a chaplainry in the church of Strathdichtycomitis from lands in or near Dundee, 7 Jan., 1492/3 (RJIS., ii. 2130).
George of Spalding, burgess of Dundee, is a party to an indenture whereby he makes donations for an obit in the Lady Kirk of Dundee, 6 Sept., 1495 (REB., ii. p. 316).
Marion and Issobell Spalding, daughters and heiresses of George Spalding, burgess of Dundee, are mentioned, 24 April, 1572 (&rymgeaur Inv., 486), David Moncur, burgess of Dundee, is a witness there, 24 Jan., 1479/80 (RMS., ii. 1502), and 10 Jan., 1494 '5 (ibid., ii. 2218).
Urkunde
Text:

Tochter und Erbin von Gerorge

Gemeinsame Notiz: George Spalding Dundee (Charters Abbey of Coupar Angus)

George Spalding Dundee (Charters Abbey of Coupar Angus)
Georgeo spalding et Dauid moncur burgensibus:
Spalding, as provost of Dundee, is a witness, 2 May, 1479 (Panmure, ii. p. 251). He appears as a proprietor of contiguous land in a charter of Robert Graham de Fyntre, granting an endowment for a chaplainry in the church of Strathdichtycomitis from lands in or near Dundee, 7 Jan., 1492/3 (RJIS., ii. 2130).
George of Spalding, burgess of Dundee, is a party to an indenture whereby he makes donations for an obit in the Lady Kirk of Dundee, 6 Sept., 1495 (REB., ii. p. 316).
Marion and Issobell Spalding, daughters and heiresses of George Spalding, burgess of Dundee, are mentioned, 24 April, 1572 (&rymgeaur Inv., 486), David Moncur, burgess of Dundee, is a witness there, 24 Jan., 1479/80 (RMS., ii. 1502), and 10 Jan., 1494 '5 (ibid., ii. 2218).