Margaret Scollay (-after 30 August 1630)

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Parents
Father:1James Scollay (-before 28 April 1618)
Mother:2Isobel Groat (-)
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Married:3before 17 March 1630James Beinstoun in Clet (-)
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Died:4after 30 August 1630
Personal Info
She was said to be her late father's only lawful daughter and at least apparent heir (because her mother was still alive?).5
She served heir to her grandfather, Edward Scollay of Strynie, 3 August 1630.6
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1 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2047, p. 490.
2 Ibid
3 Ibid
4 , Retours of Services of Heirs 1544-1699, volume I-III: Inquisitionum ad capellam domini regis retornatarum abbreviatio (: The House of Commons of Great Britain, 1811), Orkney et Shetland, no. 14.
5 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2047, p. 490.
6 , Retours of Services of Heirs 1544-1699, volume I-III: Inquisitionum ad capellam domini regis retornatarum abbreviatio (: The House of Commons of Great Britain, 1811), Orkney et Shetland, no. 14.
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