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was pres. by Charles I. 4th May to the second prebend of Durham, and installed 7th June 1634, -which he held in conjunction, and died in Nov. 1636, aged about 57. His books, utencils, and domicels were estimat at j^c li (One Hundred Pounds) He marr. 1st, Margaret Cockburn, and had a son. David; 2dly, Janet Murray, and had a son John, who succeeded him in the paternal estate of Lathocker, and a daugh., who being reduced to straits, received from the Session of Bothans iij li. (Three Pounds)  10th April 1664.—Publication.—The Works of, 4 vols., London 1636, 4to.—[Edin. Counc., Haddingt. Presb., Sess., Yester Sess., and Test. Reg. (Laud.), Wodrow MSS., and MS. Biog. iii., Gannett on Tithes iii., Calderwood's Hist., Douglas's Bar., Hutchison's Durham, ii., Stat. Re-ports 1627, Chambers's Ann. ii., Law's Memorials, Stat. Reports 1627.]

1637 .andrew rollo, A.M., fourth son of Sir Andrew R. of Duncrub, was graduated at the Univ. of St Andrews in 1626. Deposed by the Gen. Assembly 14th Dec. 1638, for signing a declinature of their authority from ignorance, he having been brought up in the prin­ciples of the English Church. On his supplication, he was allowed to delete his signature, and declare his recantation in the paroche kirk, on which he was reponed. He was again deposed by the same judicatory in July 1649, this sentence was taken off by the Synod of Perth and Stirling 13th Oct. 1652.—{Douglass Peer., Kirk Pap., Act. Rect. Univ. St And., Peterkin's Records, Acts of Ass., Balfour's Hist. Works, Stevenson's Hist., Perth Syn. Reg., Baillie's Lett]

1652. andrew fairfull, A.M., trans, from North Leith, adm. 11th May. He was prom, to the Archbishoprick of Glasgow in 1661.—[Presb., Haddingt. Presb., and Sess. Reg., Lament, and Nicoll's Diaries.]

1663. andrew collage, A.M., formerly of Dundee, collated 5th Aug.; died 13th Sept. 1664, aged about 73.—[Reg. Collat., Presb., and Sess. Reg]

1666. william gray, trans, from Auchterless, coll. 1st May; deprived by the Privy Council 3d Sept. 1689 for not reading the Proclamation of the Estates, not praying for their Majesties William and Mary, and not observing the Thanksgiving. He died in the following month; the Inventar amounted to vij^c li (Seven Hundred Pounds). He marr. Anna Gray. Mr John, the eldest son, became Clerk and Keeper of the Reg. of Sasines in the county of Berwick, and was served heir 4th March 1693; he had also a daugh. Margaret, who marr. James Haliburton of Wattrie-butts in the Carse of Gowrie.—[Reg. Collat., Presb., Sess., and Test. Reg. (Laud.), Peterkin's Constitut. of the Church, MS. Ace. of Min. 1689, Inq. Ret. Gen. 7338.]

1693. alexander colden, A.M., trans, from Bonkle, called Sept., and adm. 5th Dec.; trans, to Oxnamin April 1700.—[Presb. Reg., Boston's Mem]

1703. laurence johnstone, A.M, took his degree at the Univ. of Edinburgh 13th July 1695, licen. by the Presb. there 3d Sept. 1701, preached some time in the meeting-house at Haddington, the Episcopalians keeping possession of the parish church, called 18th June, and ord. 24th Sept. 1703; died in Sept. 1736, aged about 62, in 33d min. He marr. 1st, 3d Feb. 1704, Grizel, daugh. of Thomas Hunter, writer, Edinburgh, and had a daugh., Elizabeth, who marr. David Spence, writer to the signet; 2dly, in March 1731, Jean, daugh. of Alexander Trotter of Cattleshiell.—[Reg. Laur. Univ. Edin., Wodrow MSS., Presb., and Test. Reg. (Laud.), Boston's Mem., &c]

1739. roger moodie, A.M., eldest son of Mr George M., min. of Fogo, was laureated at the Univ. of Edinburgh 27th May 1719, licen. by the Presb. 4th Feb. 1724, pres. by Robert,