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PART I.
Letter handed to the Magistrates of Stockholm by John
Macfasson (1568).
Universis ac singulis quibus patentes hasce meas literas
offerri contingat Egy. Joannes Makfasson Scotus filius et
hæres quondam Davidis Makfasson habita cuj usque
dignitatis ratione, notum facio et præsentium literarum
vigore testatum volo me jure proprio spontane et libera
voluntate vendidisse honesto ac probo viro Valtero
Richardson Scoto pro se et suis hæredibus in perpetuam
possessionem ementi ædes meas in civitate Regni Scotiæ
Leicht sitas inter ædes Vilhelmi Foster et Archimbaldi
Pennikuik una cum proximo meo horto ad habendum
tenendum possidendum et quidquid prænominato Vualtero
et ipsius hæredibus deinceps placuerit . . . pro trecentis
thaleris Germanicis quod pretium mihi plene solutum
est . . .” 1
List of Scottish Citizens of Stockholm from 1573 to 1673.
1573. Hans Watson, Thomas Cockbron.
1580. Jacob Patton.
1583. Blasius Dundee.
1589. Thomas Ogilbie.
1617. David Anderson, Kahund (Colquhoun).2
1624. Jac. Forbus, J. Eskin.
1 Stad-Asrkivet, Rådhus, Stockholm.
2 After his death a quarrel arose about his assets between Jean Alard,
the famous gardener of King Erik XIV., and Andr. Keith. It was
suppressed by Royal command. See above : the “ De Mornay Trial.”
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