LUMSDEN, Thomas Minister of Kinkell parish, Reverend Mr 1
- Born: About 1557
- Marriage (1): STEWART, Elizabeth 1
- Died: 6 May 1613 2
Another name for Thomas was LUMSDEN, Thomas parson of Kinkell, Mr.3
User ID: K590.
General Notes:
"...in 1571, there is a presentation, dated 6th November, by the rector, principal, regents, &c., of the College of Aberdeen, with collation of William, Bishop of Aberdeen, to Maister Gilbert Skene, doctor in medicine, of the Burse of medicine, otherwise called a prebendar of the said College, with the manse, hous, place, yardis, and croftis pertaining thereto; and on 20th August, 1587, he, with consent of the masters, disponed the mediciner's manse to Mr. Thomas Lumsden, rector, of Kinkell."
"In 1613 there is in the Register of the Privy Seal 'ane letter maid makand mention that umquhile Mr. Thomas Lumsden, parson of Kinkell, had, by tack, to Alexander Skene of that ilk, set to him the teind Sheaves of the lands of Wester Skene, &c.' "
from Family of Skene 2 3
Thomas married Elizabeth STEWART.1 (Elizabeth STEWART was born about 1560.)
Marriage Notes:
(at Kingforthar , Kirkcaldy in 1575)
"Thomas Lumsden, M.A., son of 1575 Andrew L. in Wester Ellon; parson of Kinkell; parson and vicar 1575; died before 16th May 1626. [Comps. Gen. Coll. of Thirds; Acts and Dec., cxxxvi, 309; Reg. Sec. Seal, xc, 45.]"
from Fasti Ecclesiae (vol 8)
(at Kinkell in 1583)
"Thomas Lumsden, son of Andrew L. in Wester Ellon; educated at King's College, Aberdeen; parson in 1583; in 1587 he had a gift of the 'Mediciner's Manse,' King's College, from Gilbert Skene; rector in 1593; died 6th May 1613. He marr. Elizabeth Stewart, and had issue Thomas, served heir 21st Dec. 1612; William. [Acts and Dec., cxxxvi., 309; Laing Charters, 1275; Anderson's King's Collge, 35; Aberdeen Sheriff-Court Records, ii., 68.]"
from Fasti Ecclesiae (vol 6)
"Thomas Lumsden, M.A., pres. 15th Dec. 1566 to the parsonage of Kinkell 'callit a prebendarie of the Cathedral Kirk of Aberdeen, on res. of Harry Lumsden, his father's brother' ; his son, William of Ardmurdo, advocate in Aberdeen 1624; his daugh., Katherine (marr. Patrick Gordon 2nd of Nethermuir). [Reg. Sec. Sig., xxxv, 102; Comps. Gen. Coll. of Thirds,] (See Kirkforthar.)"
from Fasti Ecclesiae (vol 8) 1 4
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