 Ca 1565 - Ca 1643 (78 år)
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DISHINGTON, Andrew Johnson |
| Født |
Ca 1560-1565 |
Skotland, Orknøyene eller Dunbar, East Lothian  |
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Mann |
| Død |
Ca 1642-1643 |
| Person ID |
I13873 |
Geelmuyden_etc |
| Sist endret |
30 Jan 2022 |
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DISHINGTON, John, f. Ca 1530, Ardross, Fifeshire, Scotland , d. 1603, Scotland (Alder 73 år) |
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STEWART, Agnes, f. Ca 1530, d. Ca 1569 (Alder 39 år) |
| Famile ID |
F13330 |
Gruppeskjema | Familiediagram |
| Familie 2 |
ELPHINSTONE, Margaret, f. Ca 1575, Halland, South Ronaldsey, Orkney islands , d. Ca 1627 (Alder 52 år) |
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| | 1. DISHINGTON, John |
| | 2. DISHINGTON, Thomas |
| | 3. DISHINGTON, Agnes |
| | 4. DISHINGTON, Annabella |
| | 5. DISHINGTON, Jacob Andersen (James Andrewson), f. Ca 1600-1605, Holland, Orknøyene , d. Før 24.08.1668, Bergen |
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| Sist endret |
20 Okt 2013 |
| Famile ID |
F13329 |
Gruppeskjema | Familiediagram |
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- Det er også påstått at han døde omkring 1621 ?
Andrew Dishington (1560/65 - ca.1621 was the son of John Dishington, Sheriff of Orkney and Agnes? Stewart. Andrew says to be married to Margaret Elphinstone. (born ca. 1575 - Halland, South Ronaldsey island - . Death ?) But the widow after Andrew Dishington var Elisabeth Tulloch, a lease from 1627 states Elisabeth Tulloch as Andrew, surrviving widow: 03.07.1627, and Andrew,s widow is the owner in 1642 of 6 pence benorth the Burn. So Margaret must in that case have been the first wife of Andrew Dishington, but this married has so far not allowed to verify against primary sources. John and Andrew said to be descended from the Dishington of Andross, near Elie, Fife, the first of whom was son of Sir William Dishington and Elisabeth , sister of King Robert Bruce. Andrew was a Minister (of Rowsay?) on South Ronaldsey, and appears as Schoolmaster of Dunbar 1594; pres. by Earl Robert to the prebendary of St. Peter 26th.Feb.1595; app- master of the Grammar School of Kirkwall; min. of Stronness in 1599; trans, to Rausay and Egilsay in 1601; attended the Glasgov Assembly of 1610; was afterwards min. of Hoy (probably about 1614), being so designated in a lease of " the sax-penny land benorth the burne in Hoy " granted by his widow; adm. to this charge before 1617; died before 11th june 1627. (About 1621/22). He had a manse and glebe from George, Bishop of Orkney, which the prossessed during his incumbency, though these are stoted to have been withheld from the successor. It says that Andrew and? Margaret had this children mentioned. But since Andrews first mentioned child John was born ca.1600, as the father is considered alredy 35 years old, then it is probably most likely that his second wife Elisabeth Tulloch so is their mother. if this children was from the first married. The children was: 1. John (Andrewson) Dishington ( about 1600 - 2. Thomas (Andrewson) Dishington 3. Agnes (Andrewsdaughter) Dishington 4. Annabella (Andrewsdaughter) Dishington 5.James Andrewsson( = Jacob (Anderson) Dishington. Born about 1605, Holland, South Ronaldsey. Orkneyisland Jacob mowed to Norway , and are whritten as Andersen, he died in Bergen before 24.aug.1668, he was marries to Lucie Jansdatter , still living in 1683.
Sources
www.orkneyfhsco.uk/docs/resourcedocs/1/DISHINGTON_family.htm#3
https://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/107513-21799-job-jacobsøn-dissingtons-foreldre-og-hustru/
www.onegreatfamily.com
https://geelmuyden-ifo.no/TNG/getperson.php?personID=l13873&tree=geelmuyden
Genealogen Norsk Slektshistorisk Forening nr.2/2017 : Av Petter Falck Vennemo: Fra Orknøyene til Norge tidlig 1600 - tall - Jakob Andersen Dishington (se side 22)
Genealogen Norsk Slektshistorisk Forening . Av Petter Venemoe: nr.1/2019. Jakob Andersen Dishington Del 2: Den eldre slekt Dishington i Skottland/ Orkenøyene (se side 31 - 32 og 33)
Kilde: www.onegreatfamily.com
Minister of Rowsay.
Jo Ben's 1529 "Descriptions of Orkney": Rowsay:
Rousay, as if it were the island of Rouland, is a large island, and the greater proportion of it is uncultivated. In circuit this island is eight miles, and contains very high mountains.
I "A geographical and statistical description of Scotland (James Playfair) beskrives Rowsay som en 4 miles long og 3 miles bred øy med 750 innbyggere, skilt fra nordøstkysten av Orknøyenes mainland av et en miles bredt sund. Østsiden og i sydvest er jorden fertil. Andre steder er bare en smal stipe langs kysten dyrket. Midten av øyen preges av åser dekket av lyng og mose. På sydvest kysten, vis a vis den lille øyen En-hallow, står the house of Westness.
Ifølge Bjørn P. Brox døde han 1642. Han var prest på Orknøyene 1595-1620. Jobbet også som lærer i Skotland.
Bjørn Brox (f. 1958) bor på Kongsberg. Tlf. 926 38 590 og 32 73 20 97.
På Myheritage.com påstås at han var gift med Elizabeth Tulloch.
En sønn James Andrew Dishington er også nevnt, ukjent mor.
Bjørn Brox på geni.com:
About Andrew Dishington, Minister of Rowsay
Wrong mother of the children?
He was married twice, first with Elizabeth Tulloch and second with Margaret Elphinstone. Margaret Elphinstone is stated as the mother of the children in many family trees, but I find no evidence of this anywhere. Does anyone have any info here? The only I can find is that Elizabeth Tulloch is stated as the mother in this secondary source:
Fasti ecclesiæ scoticanæ the succession of ministers in the Church of Scotland from the reformation New ed., rev. and continued to the present time under the superintendence of a committee appointed by the General assembly ... by Hew Scott, D.D. Published 1915 by Oliver and Boyd in Edinburgh .
Volume VII (1928), Page 255 :
ANDREW DISHINGTON, son of John D., sheriff of Orkney (said to be descended from the Dishingtons of Ardross, near Elie, Fife, the first of whom was son of Sir William D. and Elizabeth, sister of King Robert the Bruce) ; appears as schoolmaster of Dunbar in 1594; pres. by Earl Robert to the prebendary of St Peter 26th Feb. 1595 ; app. master of the Grammar School of Kirkwall ; min. of Stromness in 1599 ; trans, to Rousay and Egilsay in 1601 ; attended the Glasgow Assembly of 1610 ; was afterwards min. of Hoy (probably about 1614), being so designated in a lease of "the sax-penny land benorth the burne in Hoy" granted by his widow ; adm. to this charge before 1617; died before llth June 1627. He had a manse and glebe from George, Bishop of Orkney, which he possessed during his incumbency, though these are stated to have been withheld from his successor.
He marr.
(1) Elizabeth Tulloch, and had issue
John, app. master of the Grammar School of Kirkwall, and prebendary of St Peter in 1648, served heir 22nd Oct. 1644, died 1681 ; Thomas, precentor and session-clerk at Kirkwall, died 2nd June 1682 :
(2) Margaret, daugh. of John Elphinston of Lopness.
[Peterkin s Rentals, App., 50 ; Ing. Ret. Orkney, 43; M Crie s Melville, ii., 502 ; Orkney Sas., 29 ; Acts Parl. Scot., iii., 489 ; Craven s Orkney (1558-1662), 103 ; Smith s Church in Orkney, 220 ; Hossack s Kirkwall, 165.] -------------------- Dishingtonene har sannsynligvis sitt opphav fra Ardross slott i Skottland. Mer om slekten her: [http://forum.arkivverket.no/topic/107513-21799-job-jacobsoen-dissingtons-foreldre-og-hustru/]
Fra Digitalarkivet.no debatt nr. 21799 om Dishington:
Med hensyn til forfatteren av salgsbrevet (som Jacob Andersen Dishington bevitnet, se under ham) fra 1640 William Craigie of Gairsay, var det en William Craigie blandt Jarl Patrick Stewart sine følgesvenner. Historikeren Peter D. Anderson har skrevet 2 bøker om Jarlene av Orkney og Shetland henholdsvis Robert Stewart 1533-1593 og dennes sønn Patrick Stewart 'Black Patie' 1566-1615, som inneholder en mengde referanser til originalkilder. William Craigie omtales i 'Black Patie' bl.a. i en rettsak i Kirkwall 24.10.1614 mot flere av Jarl Patricks støttespillere. Denne William ble her kun irettesatt, mens flere andre av de anklagde ble henrettet. Jarl Patrick selv ble henrettet noen måneder senere. Denne William Craigie ser også ut til å ha vært gift før 1624 med Margaret Halcro, en slektning av Jarl Patrick (se Hossack: Kirkwall in the Orkneys). En annen av Jarl Patricks følgesvenner som nevnes i 'Black Patie' er Magnus Cromartie, fergemann i South Ronaldsay, som ifølge 'Retours of Services of Heirs' hadde flere eiendommer i South Ronaldsay. Denne Magnus hadde en sønn John som 14.01.1631 ser ut til å ha bodd på Cara i Grimnes, og 07.05.1670 på Skaa. Dette kan eventuellt være slektninger av Cromartiene som flyttet til Bergen. Dette nevnes, fordi presten Andrew Dishington på Orkney tydeligvis også hadde sterke tilknytninger til jarl Patrick.
Eventuelt slektskab mellem Cromartie i Cara og Cromartie i Walls (som Bergen Cromartie stammer fra)ligger nok så langt tilbage som för 1500. Skaa (Skea, Skae) og Cara Cromartierne var ikke de samme. De stammede fra hver sin af to halvbrödre John (Cara) og Magnus (Ska) der nävnes i et skifte fra 1562 (Records of the Earldom of Orkney, Scot hist Soc, Ser 2, vol. 7, nr. 51). I samme bok nävnes også John og Andrew Dischingtoun som lagmenn (Azzisemen, Suitors of Court). Samme Selskab samt Scottish record Society, og the Viking club har også udgivet andre kildeskrifter der kan belyse slekten Dischingtoun. Hvis vi yderligere skal behandle Cromartie slekten foreslår jeg at vi bruger det forum som allerede findes, nr 5725. Dette tyder på at Bergens slekten med navnet Cromartie ikke i utgangspunktet hadde noe med persongalleriene rundt Orkney Jarlene å gjøre.
I følge Roland St. Clair 'Orcadian families' hadde Orkneypresten Andrew Dishington 3 barn, i tillegg til James var det John som fortsatte i farens fotspor som 'Rector of Kirkwall School' fra 1648. Denne gjenfinnes i kirkebøkene for Falkirk, Westlothian som gift 24.04.1632 med Margaret Spitall, og igjen samme sted 24.10.1637 med Elenor Livingstone. Denne John er innført som arving til Andrew Dishington i 'Retours of Services of Heirs' for Orkney og Shetland 22.10.1642: 'Magister Joannes Dischingtoun, hæres Magistri Andreæ Dischingtoun verbi Dei apud Hoy et Wallis, patris, -in 6 denariatis terraum jacentibus lie rinrig, com 3 denariatis terrarum vocatis Newbigging lie Kirkland, in insula de Hoy ...' osv. Her nevnes altså ingen James Dishington, og heller ikke søsteren Annabella Dishington, gift med William Spence, men regelen i 'retours' ser ut til å være at bare 1 arving i en søskenflokk omtales. På samme dato skiftes andre parter av de samme eiendommer på Hoy mellom Hugh Halcro av Halcro (Halcro ligger på South Ronaldsay) til etterkommeren med samme navn.Flere annenhåndskilder omtaler presten Andrew Dishington som død henholdsvis 1614 og 1627, men følgende innførsel i skattelistene for 1642 kan tyde på at dette ikke er tilfelle: 'Rentall 1642, Bishoperic of Orknay, Hoy: Beneith the Hill fyftein d. land payis in landmeallis 1 last 21 m. bear, 1 last 6.m fleche, and 30 poultrie. Nyne d. land heirof fewit to David King with the myle, for payment of the dewtie, and 6d. land fewit to Mr. Andro Dischingtoun sicklyk, payis in augmentation betuix thame, 8s. 4d.'
Sicklyk er gammel skotsk. På nyskotsk: 'such like' dvs således, på samme måde.I Retours nävnes kun en arving fordi det handler om feudal jord som var ejet af kongen og som ifölge skotsk feudallov altid arvedes alene af den äldste sön, som i gengäld havde forsörgerpligt for sine södskende. På Orkney og Shetland der var norsk til 1468/69 var en stor del af jorden dog odal, dvs ejet af slägten, og Orkney havde i lang tid sine egne love for arv. En arving glemt i et salgsbrev kunde kräve at köbe jorden tilbage til samme pris, derfor stod der i flere salgsbreve at jorden solgtes med tilladelse af den og den arving og endda dennes börn (jfr Records of the Earldom of Orkney). Arv (både jord og lös ejendom) blev delt mellem alle börn. Broderlod var den dobbelte af en sösterlod, lige som i Norge ved denne tid. Dette kan vi ha nytte af for at beregne mulige kombinationer af sönner og dötre.Et eksempel: Trinche Danielsdatter fik 1/11 af arven efter sin far ifölge skifte 1701 efter Giert Cramer, hendes formynder. Skifte efter hendes far Daniel findes ikke bevaret. Der er dog kun et begränset antal kombinationer af sönner og dötre der vil passe til 11/11-dele: for eks 1 datter og 5 sönner, 3 dötre og 4 sönner, osv til 11 söstre. Ifölge andre kilder (viede og döde i Bergen) og skifte efter to af hendes brödre havde Daniel 2 dötre foruden Trinche og 4 sönner. Dette stemmer med hendes 1/11 del af arven. Så vi behöver ikke lede efter flere arvinger.For övrigt tak for at du nävnte et par referenser som jeg ska slå op efter Cromartie og andre.
Lar kopier eller filmer av dokumenter som 'Records of the Earldom of Orkney', og 'Orkney and Shetland sassines' seg fremskaffe, eller er disse kun tilgjengelig i originalform i Edinburgh? Mht. presten Andrew Dishington, er her noen videre punkter: Omtalt 05.09.1594 som 'schoolmaster' på fastlandet, i Dunbar, East Lothian (ifølge Roland St. Clair 'Orcadian families'. Utnevnt som 'Rector of Kirkwall Grammar school' 01.02.1595, og innsatt den 26.02.1595 (ifølge vedlegg til Alexander Peterkin: 'Rentals of the County of Orkney' app.8,s.65). Her fremgår at Andrew ble utnevnt til denne stilling direkte av Jarl Patrick Stewart. 01.02.1599 innsettes han som prest til Stromnes (ifølge Hew Scott: 'Fasti ecclasiae Scotticanae') deretter før øyene Rousay og Egilsay, Walls og Flotta. Han nevnes 05.03.1605 som prest i 'The Register of the great seal', og igjen 01.06.1608 i et dokument signert på Scalloway Banks, Shetland (Ballantyne & Smith Shetland Documents 1580-1611). Delok i 'Glasgow Assembly' 1610 (iføge Fasti). I Peterkins skattelister for 1614 skatter han som Mr. Andrew i Hoy, i skattelistene 11.06.1627 skattet han for samme eiendom i Hoy, nå som forhenværende 'Mr. Androw Dishingtoun', det fremgår her at eiendommen har han fått fra James, biskop av Orkney. I et husleiedokument datert 03.07.1627 på Andrews hus på Hoy fremgår at dette er delvis bebodd av Hugh Halcro av Halcro og dennes ektefelle Jean Stewart. Ifølge overnevnte 'Fasti' var Andrew gift henholdsvis med Margaret Elphinstone og Lispeth Tulloch, sistnevnte var trolig en slektning men ikke ektefelle, førstnevnte har jeg så langt ikke funnet støtte for i primærkilder.
'Records of the Earldom of Orkney' er en udgivet bog: Forfatter: Joseph Storer Clouston. Den bör findes ved de fleste norske universitetsbiblioteker. Den findes her i Uppsala. Jeg glemte at vedlägge en lenke til de skotske arkivers Scots dictionary, her er den: http://www.dsl.ac.uk/dsl/. Sammensatte ord som sicklyk må man ofte söge hver for sig. Jeg sögte först på sick derefter på sik (som ocså skrives syk, sick m. fl) og sist på lyk. Arkivet har også en sögefunktion på nettet så man kan se hvad de har i de fleste samlinger, mer eller mindre detallieret. Er register of retours som du tidligere har citeret udgivet? eller på nettet? The viking society har udgivet Orkney & Shetland records i to bind men alt kom som hefter og jeg er ikke sikker på at bind to med sasines blev til, men i Uppsala har de nogle af hefterne og bind 1 samt seriens Miscellany i 10 bind og Caithness & Sutherland records, samt Proceedings of the Orkney Antiquarian society i alt 15 hefter. Forfatter A W Johnston.
Ved søk direkte på Bibsys webplads findes REO i universitetsbibl. i Bergen og Tromsö og Oslo: Tittel: Records of the Earldom of Orkney : 1299-1614 / edited with introduction and notes by J. Storer Clouston. Forf./red.: Clouston, J. Storer I serie: Publications of the Scottish History Society, Second Series ; Vol. 7 Trykt: Edinburgh : Printed at the University Press by T. and A. Constable for the Scottish History Society, 1914. Sidetall: XCIX, 515, 8 s., fold. pl. : ill. Eiere: UBB UBTØ UHS
Neden fölger kortfattet om Dischingtoner i REO side Nr Dato Plads Beskrivelse Dischington 240-242 CXXIX, CXXX 15apr 1550 Kirkwall Disposition and Wadset by William Sinclair to Edward Sinclair of Strome, of lands of Essingquoy, Graemsetter & Clett, in parishes St Andrews and St Ola, Mainland, Orkney William D witness 399 1617 Andrew D, suitor of Court in Hoy and Walls 123ff LVI 4nov 1567 Kirkwall Dispute on lands in Horrie, St Andrews between William Irving an dhis tenant John Atkin John D among arbiters 150ff LXIX 24feb 1579 Kirkwall Decree of Sheriff Court confirming a judgment by Einhallow court and dismissing an appeal by the Frasers John D among Court members 155ff LXXI 18jan 1583 Kirkwall Decree of Sheriff Court in favour of Robert Stewart regarding the lands of Sabay John D, Vice Sheriff 157ff LXXII 27jan 1583 Sabay? Another land dispute Court Decree John D among Court members 160ff LXXIII 12nov 1584 Kirkwall Another land dispute Court record John D is styled Chamberlain of Robt Stewart 165f LXXIV 20feb 1584 Kirkwall Another land dispute Court record John D, Vice Sheriff 303f CLXXXVI 9sep 1581 Sabay Lands of Sabay chartered to David Spence upon Disposition by the Irvings to Lord Robert John D attorney for Robt Stewart 305ff CLXXXVIII 19jan 1584 Kirkwall Charter of feudal land to Mr Jerome Tulloch of land on Quholme, Stromness John D is witness 309f CXC 6feb 1586 Kirkwall Disposition by Agnes Sinclair, daughter of deceased Wm S of Warsetter to Malcolm Groat of lands in Graemsay and St Ola John D 'Commissar of Orkney' is witness 311ff CXCIII 4sep 1587 Kirkwall Grant by Earl Robert to the 'Gentlemen uthellers' of their odal lands formerly excheated by himself (a try to convert odal lands into feudal) John D 'Commissar of Orkney' 324f CCVI 30jan 1600 Saviskaill, Rowsay Disposition to Marg Cragy of Clumlie of a merkland in Easter voy in Sandwick, escheated from Wm Grind John D Sheriff and Justice depute acting for Lord Patrick. (John Ds seal attached to the original)
Slekten Dischington behandles også i Digitalarkivets tema nr 18846 og 8683
James Hepburn, jarlen av Bothwell, som er nevnt i innlegg 19, endte i fengsel etter at han ble anklaget av Anna, datter av Kristoffer Trondsen (Rustung) [som det går en annen tråd om her på denne siden], for å ha forført henne og brutt sitt løfte om ekteskap.
Dishington
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Dishington is a surname of Scottish origin. The name first arises in Northumberland where they were seated as lords of the manor in the shire of Dissington, Northumberland.
Spelling variations of this family name include: Dishington, Dischingtoun, Dissington, Dissyngton, Dyshington, Diston and many more.[1]
History[edit]
Much of what is known of the early history of the Dishington family comes from a monograph by local historian Walter Wood entitled The East Neuk of Fife: its history and antiquities.[2]:213ff
The family history begins with Sir William Dishington who is listed among the compatriots of Alexander Ramsay of Dalhousie. Sir William married Elizabeth Bruce, daughter of King Robert Bruce and sister of Robert the Bruce (aka King Robert I). He held charters from King Robert and his son David II to the lands of Balglassie in Aberlemno and Tollyquhond in Forfarshire. He died around 1360.
Upon his death, Sir William's two sons split his estate: his son William (also styled Sir William Dishington) inherited the lands of Ardross, while John received lands in Longhermiston.
William the younger was held in high honor at the court of Edinburgh, holding positions of honor including bachillanus seneschal, Master of the Fabric of St. Mohan's Church, and in 1370, Sherriff of Fife. It is believed that William the younger was responsible for the construction of Ardross Castle. William had two children: son Thomas and daughter Elspath.
The generations of Dishingtons continue as:
Thomas Dishington of Ardross: Received a charter in 1402 from Robert III in which he is still acknowledged as nepoti nostro (our family), indicating that the family ties to the royal family were still recognized two generations after William the Elder's marriage.
John Dishington, son of Thomas
Thomas Dishington, son of John: a captain at the Palace of St. Andrews
George Dishington, son of John and brother of Thomas
William Dishington, son of George: fiar of Ardross, slain at the Battle of Pinkie Cleugh in 1547
Paul Dishington of Ardross, son of William: had two daughters who, upon his death became wards of the second Earl of Arran, who married them to two members of his family
John Dishington also a son of William and brother of Paul, moved the family to the Orkney Islands, where the family history is taken up by Buckham Hugh Hossack in his A Kirkwall in the Orkneys.[3]
In Orkney[edit]
John Dishington was one of the Gentleman Adventurers of Fife who, in 1597, attempted to seize the Isle of Lewis from Clan MacLeod after the latter's claim to the land was set aside owing to constant feuding of the clan with neighbors and amongst themselves. When the attempt failed, many of the Adventurers (Dishington included) retreated to Orkney.
In Orkney, John found employment in the household of Robert Stewart, 1st Earl of Orkney, where he served as sherriff and commissary of Orkney and Shetland, as well as attorney to Lord Robert.
John's son Andrew served as master of the grammar school in Orkney, and Andrew's son James served the Stewart family as an agent in Bergen, Norway. James married and remained in Norway, beginning the Scandinavian branch of the Dishington name.[4]
References[edit]
Jump up ^ "Dishington". House of Names. Retrieved 13 February 2013.
Jump up ^ Wood, Walter (1887). The East Neuk of Fife: its history and antiquities. Edinburgh: D. Douglas.
Jump up ^ Hossack, Buckham Hugh (1900). Kirkwall in the Orkneys. W. Peace.
Jump up ^ University of St. Andrews Institute of Scottish Historical Research
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JOHN DISHINGTON, schoolmaster & MARGARET BRUNTFIELD [GRANDFORTE?]
THOMAS DISHINGTON, precenter & MARJORIE POTTINGER (1st wife)
THOMAS DISHINGTON, precenter & MARGARET ELPHINSTONE (2nd wife) (see ELPHINSTONE Family)
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JOHN DISHINGTON, schoolmaster & MARGARET BRUNTFIELD [GRANDFORTE?]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 12, 1658
[November] 23 John Hay lawfull fonne to George Hay cooper and Iffabell Robertfone wes baptized [torn] John Hendrie Wittnefses John Edmonstone baylie Mr. John Dischingtonne schoolmaster [torn]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 12, 1658
Dec[emb]er 22 John Barnard lawfull fonne to John Barnard souldier and Jean Spence wes baptized be Mr Adam Gibson Wittnefses Mr John Dischingtonne schoolmafter and John Spence
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 14, 1660
[February] 21 John Ramsden lawfull fonne to Joseph Ramsden corporall and Barbara [torn] wes [sic] baptized Wittneffes Mr. John Dischingtonne [sic] schoolmafter Thomas Dischingtone [sic] [obscured] William Spence and William Wilfone merchants and Eleanor [Cumstane?], Annie Monk
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 23, 1665
May 13 Nicola Dischingtoune lawfull daughter to Thomas Dischingtoune praecenter and Marjorie Pottinger was baptized be Mr. James Douglas Wittneffes Mr. John Dischingtoune schoolmafter George Spence baylie Patrick Trail skipper and Nicola Craigie
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1668
[September ?] 21 Margaret Dischingtonne a child lawfull daughter to Mr. John Dischingtonne - pocks [several deaths in 1668 and 1676 have a note at the end which says "pocks", possibly indicating the plague]
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1670
April 8 John Dischingtonne ane infant fonne lawfull to Mr. John Dischingtonne
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1672
May 27 Andrew Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dischingtoun praecenter and Margret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr. James Douglas Wittneffes Andrew [Honyman] lord bishop of Orknay Andrew Dischingtoune merchant in Bergen in Norway James Baikie of Burnes Harie Erbrie merchant Margret Bruntfeild fpous to Mr. John Dischingtoune and Baffe Elphinstone fpous to Thomas Loutit merchant and Margret [Fea?] Spous to James [Swan?] mariner
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 41, 1672
June 1 John Spence lawfull sone to Harie Spence in Inftabilly and Jean Bichen was baptized be Mr James Duglas wittneffes Mr John Difchingtone Schoolmafter, John Spence bailie, Margret Gordon his Spous & Helen Loutit Spous to George [Mowat?]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 52, 1675
Sept 19 John Linclatter lawfull sonne to Hen Linclatter wright and Marie Nifbet was baptized be Mr James Wallace minifter Witneff Mr John Difhingtone Schoolmafter, John Spence baylie, John Richen litfter and Margret Grantforte [Bruntfield?] spous to ye fd Mr John [Dishington?]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 58 1678
Jannary 8 John Spence lawfull sonne to John Spence one of the baylies of Kirkwall and Catharin Gordon was baptized be Mr James Wallace Wittneffes Mr John Difchingtone Schoolmafter and John Gordon merchant
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1681
Februarie 28 Mafter John Dishingtone schoolmafter
THOMAS DISHINGTON, precenter & MARJORIE POTTINGER (1st wife)
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 14, 1660
[February] 21 John Ramsden lawfull fonne to Joseph Ramsden corporall and Barbara [torn] wes [sic] baptized Wittneffes Mr. John Dischingtonne [sic] schoolmafter Thomas Dischingtone [sic] [obscured] William Spence and William Wilfone merchants and Eleanor [Cumstane?], Annie Monk
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 23, 1665
May 13 Nicola Dischingtoune lawfull daughter to Thomas Dischingtoune praecenter and Marjorie Pottinger was baptized be Mr. James Douglas Wittneffes Mr. John Dischingtoune schoolmafter George Spence baylie Patrick Trail skipper and Nicola Craigie
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1668
[August? - month obscured] 30 Margaret Dischingtoune a child lawfull daughter to Thomas Dischingtoun
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1669
Febry 23 Marjorie Pottinger spous to Thomas Dischingtonne
Febry 26 Nicola Craigie hir [sic] mother relict of unqll Jon Pottinger skipper
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1669
October 24 Thomas Trail lawfull sonne to Patrick Trail merchant and Elfpet Baikie was baptized be Mr James Douglas wittneffes Thomas Traill of Holland, Thomas Wilfone bailie and Thomas Difchingtonne pracenter
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1670
November 4 Thomas Richen lawfull sonne to Robert Richen litfter and Iffabell Ballenden was baptized be Mr James Douglas wittneffes Thomas Wilfone and David Moncreife baylies, George Spence baylie of St. Ola, Thomas Loutit merchant, Thomas Difchingtone precenter, Chryftian Ruffell, Baffe Elphinftone, Baffe Moncreife & Effabell Anderfone
THOMAS DISHINGTON, precenter & MARGARET ELPHINSTONE (2nd wife) (see ELPHINSTONE Family)
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1671
October 30 Thomas and Catharin Heddles twines lawfull children to Hew Heddle tailour and Margret [Sirle?] was baptized be Mr. James Duglas Wittneffes Thomas Stewart servitour to my lord bishop Thomas Dischingtoune praecenter Margaret Elphinstoune his fpous, Helen Brandifone & Baffe Hourston for Catharin ye wittneffes ar [sic] William Gyre merchant Harie Jonstone mariner Hutchen Drumond weaver Catharin Grahame relict of umqll John Murray Comysr amd Catharin Pottinger fpous Robert Pottinger of Howbifter
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1672
May 27 Andrew Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dischingtoun praecenter and Margret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr. James Douglas Wittneffes Andrew [Honyman] lord bishop of Orknay Andrew Dischingtoune merchant in Bergen in Norway James Baikie of Burnes Harie Erbrie merchant Margret Bruntfeild fpous to Mr. John Dischingtoune and Baffe Elphinstone fpous to Thomas Loutit merchant and Margret [Fea?] Spous to James [Swan?] mariner
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1672
June 4 Thomas Robertfone lawfull fonne to Thomas Robertfone shoemaker and Jean Linay was baptized be Mr. James Duglas Wittneffes Thomas Browne [obscured] Thomas Linay in Quoyes Margret Elphinstone spous to Thomas Dischingtoune praecenter and Margret Garioch spous to George Craigie wright
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 43, 1673
June 17 Thomas Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dishingtoune praecentor and Margaret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr James Wallace minifter wittneffes Thomas Wilfone of Honnifett, Thomas Loutit of Lyking, Thomas Spence lawfull sonne to George Spence chamerlan to ye Earle of Southeft, Elizabeth Elphinstone and Anna Moncreife Spous to Harie Ebrie merchant
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 47?, 1674
January 5 Catharin Spence lawfull daughter to George Spence merchant and Jean Spence was baptized be Mr James Wallas minifter wittneffes Thomas Difchingtoune precenter, Thomas Linklatter Shoemaker & Catharin Gordin Spous to Jon Spence bailie
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1675
June 13 Robert Dischingtoune infant lawll sonne to Thomas Dischi[ngtoune]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1676
March 28 Robert Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dischingtoune praecenter and Margaret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr. James Wallace minister Wittneffes Robert Elphinstone of Lopnes Robert Ers[obscured] nottar publick Robert Laughten [unreadable] Margaret Henrysone and Elspet Forbes hir [sic] daughter
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 79?, 1677
September 6 James Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dischingtoun praecenter and Margaret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr. James Wallace Wittneffes the said Mr. James, James Baikie of Burnes, James Elphinstone Mr James Arbuthnote, James Baikie yor James Young, Margret Moncreife and Baffe Cok, Margaret van Zulan
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 58 1678
April 8 Thomas Spence lawfull fonne to George Spence taylor in parkquoy and Catharin Slatter was baptized be Mr James Wallace Wittneffes Thomas Difhingtone prescenter, Thomas Sinfer in [Grind?], Marjorie Linay his spous and Marion [Jan?] spous to [??] Sinfer
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1678
October 13 James Dischingtoune child 1 yeir 6 month old lawll sonne [obscured]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 63, 1680
May 21 David Lowtit lawfull fone to Thomas Lowtit baylie and Bafe Elphinstone was baptized be mafter James Wallace witneffes David Craigie proveft Thomas Difhingtone & [blank]
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1680
July 14 David Dishingtone lawfull fone to Thomas Dishingtone
DISHINGTON, other
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 15, 1660
Eod [September 26] Anna Dawfone lawfull daughter to John Dawfone souldier and Helen Strang [obscured] baptized be Mr. Alexander Lennox Wittneffes Andro Strang notar publick John [Omond?] [faint?] baylie Harie Erbrie merchant Anable and Marion Dischingtonnes
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1668
[May or June ? - dates obscured] Anable Dischingtoune spous to William Spence merchant
Kirkwall OPR 21/5 D 1666 - 1820 (film 0990505), page ?, 1672
April 28 Marion Dischingtonne relict of unqll Thomas Mame [Maine?]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page ?, 1672
May 27 Andrew Dischingtoune lawfull sonne to Thomas Dischingtoun praecenter and Margret Elphinstone was baptized be Mr. James Douglas Wittneffes Andrew [Honyman] lord bishop of Orknay Andrew Dischingtoune merchant in Bergen in Norway James Baikie of Burnes Harie Erbrie merchant Margret Bruntfeild fpous to Mr. John Dischingtoune and Baffe Elphinstone fpous to Thomas Loutit merchant and Margret [Fea?] Spous to James [Swan?] mariner
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727 (film 0990503), page 103, 1706
[Feby 3?] Marie Reid lawll daughter to Robert Reid Chopman and Barbra Sinclair was baptized by Mr. Andrew Ker wittnefses [David?] Dishington and Marie [Cork?]
Kirkwall OPR 21/1 B 1652 - 1727, (film 0990503), page ?, 1711
[December?] [date obscured] Thomas Skae lawll son to Magnus Skae saile[obscured] and Elizabeth Craigie was baptized by Mr. Andrew [obscured] wittnesses Thomas Dishingtone skipper James [obscured]iston wright, Jean Scollay, and Jannet Craigie their spouses
Kirkwall OPR 21/2 B 1728 - 1783 (film 0990503), page 1 1728
Spence Aprile 7th William laull Son to David [Spence] taylour and Christian? Folsetter his Spouse was baptized By Mr. [obscured] minister after whom he was named Witnefses John Smith & Mart Dish[ington?
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