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NICOLSON, Thomas of Cockburnspath, advocate and Commissary of Aberdeen
(About 1560-1625) |
NICOLSON, Thomas of Cockburnspath, advocate and Commissary of Aberdeen 1 2 3Other names for Thomas were NICHOLLSON, Thomas, Mr 4 and NICOLSONE, Thomas.3 User ID: A606. General Notes: "Thomas Nicolson of Cockburnspath was an advocate central to Aberdonian legal life and practice in the early seventeenth century. Initially an advocate in the Court of Session in Edinburgh, he came to Aberdeen to serve as judge in the local ecclesiastic ('commissary') court. He was later named on a royal commission which reintroduced law teaching to Aberdeen, and was named as the first master of civil law ('civilist') thereafter." Thomas married Margaret SCOTT. (Margaret SCOTT was born about 1585.) |
1 GRO Scotland, https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/ Legal records - Wills and testaments.
2 Journal of Irish and Scottish Studies (Aberdeen University Press, Aberdeen, Scotland), Legal Practice and Legal Institutions in Seventeenth-century Aberdeen, as Witnessed in the Lives of Thomas Nicolson of Cockburnspath and his Associates by Adelyn L. M. Wilson.
3 GRO Scotland, OPR Index of Births and Baptisms.
4 e-books, The House of Gordon ed. John Malcolm Bulloch.
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