. Die Geschichte der Fife Pitcairns: Mit Abschriften von alten Chartern. Und Gemeinsamkeit, indem Shire von Perth, Stadt und Länder von Wester Pitloure, Länder von Auchnairie, Länder von Ostern Pitloure, &c, in der Baronie von Strath-Miglow, im Shire von Fife, mit Privileg der Weide auf derLomonds von Falkland, Und die Hügel von Auchtermuchty, auf Rücktritt von der sagte Patrick; alles, was der König in Afree Tenandry von Pitloure für die guten Dienste der sagte Patrick.2 II. Königliche Charta, 1608, Juli. Charter durch den König an Patrick Pitcarne von Pitloure, von der Westmühle von Strathmiglo, mit

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. The history of the Fife Pitcairns : with transcripts from old charters . and commonty, inthe Shire of Perth, town and lands of Wester Pitloure, lands ofAuchnairie, lands of Easter Pitloure, &c, in the Barony of Strath-miglow, in the Shire of Fife, with privilege of pasture on theLomonds of Falkland, and the hills of Auchtermuchty, on resigna-tion by the said Patrick; all which the King incorporated into afree Tenandry of Pitloure for the good services of the said Patrick.2 II. Royal Charter, 1608, July. Charter by the King to Patrick Pitcarne of Pitloure, of the West Mill of Strathmiglo, with 24 acres of lands of Pitgormo, lying contiguous to the said mill, with pasture on the Lomondsof Falkland, &c, on resignation by Sir James Scot of Balwerie, Knight.3 By this time Patrick had left Mr John Pitcarne ofForthar - Ramsay, and had gone as page to AlexanderSeaton, sixth Lord, and first Earl of Dunfermline. Hewas probably of an impatient disposition, as in 1605 it 1 Reg. Mag. Sig., lib. xliv. No. 192. 2 Ibid., lib. xlix. No. 75. 3 Ibid., lib. xlv. No. 207.. Patrick Pitcairn, of Pitlotr, Circa. 1600. THE PITCAIRNS OF PITLOUR. 349 says in the Register of the Privy Council that he wasbrought up for rebellion against Alexander Seatoun, * Earlof Dunfermline. In 1613 he was one of the Commissioners of the Peace of theSheriffdom of Fife and Kinross, 2 and amongst others on the Benchwere his cousin, Henry Pitcarne of Forthar, Sir David Lindsay ofthe Mount, and Patricks uncle, Sir William Pitcarne of KirktownMylne. In 1615 Commission is also given to Sir Johne Boiswellof Balmuto, Sir James Wemyss of Bogie, David Beatoun of Balfour, Henrie Pitcarne of Forthie, James Clark of Balbirnie; any three ofthem, to try prisoners. At this date, there were Letters to find caution, to keep the peace, between Laird Pitcarneof Pitlour and the Laird of Duncrub. The Laird of Duncrub was the ancestor of the presentLord Rollo. These gentlemen had probably disagreed onsome point; and, as they were neigh

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