Laurence Leith of Barnes (-)


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William Leith of Barnes (-1380), Deputy Chamberlain and Steward of the household of Queen Joan
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Norman Leith of Barnes (-)3
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In 1388, Adam, Bishop of Aberdeen, with the unanimous consent of the Chapter, grants to Laurence Lethe, son and heir of the late William Lethe, for his life-time, the whole lands of Capronston, with their pertinents. In 1398, in a charter of James Lindsay regarding the lands of Mikill Gurdeness (Gourdas) and Parkhill, Laurence de Lethe is a witness. In 1398, Oct. 13 — Laurence de Lethe elected a Councillor of the Burgh of Aberdeen. In 1407 in a quarrel between Walter de Lindsay and Alexander de Forbes, Laurence de Lethe is a security for Lord Walter. In 1410 he is a witness to a charter of Andrew Vaus, burgess, Aberdeen, to John Zoule, and in 1424, he is also a witness to a charter of Alan de Futhes, Master of Arts, Canon of Moray, of a piece of land called the Newlands.4
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1 Rev. William Temple, The Thanage of Fermartyn: Including the District Commonly Called Formartine, its Proprietors, with Genealogical Deductions; its Parishes, Ministers, Churches, Churchyards, Antiquities, &c (Aberdeen: D. Wyllie & son, 1894), p. 30-39, Fyvie (Leith).
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