CHEYNE, Patrick of Rannieston, Bailie, Burgess and Advocate in Aberdeen 1 2
- Born: About 1540 1
- Marriage (1): CHALMER, Catherine 'of Balnacraig' 1
- Died: 5 October 1602 2
- Buried: 7 October 1602, Saint Nicholas Churchyard, Aberdeen, Scotland 1
Another name for Patrick was CHENE, Patrick Mr..2
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General Notes:
"Cheyne, Patrick.1 1570.
Died, 5th October, 1602.
1 The following Crown respite for slaughter and mutilation was granted to Cheyne in 1588:-James, Be the Grace of God, King of Scottis, To all and sindrie oure Justices, Sheriffs, Stewartis, Justice Clerkis, Crownars and thair deputis, Provistes, Auldermen, and Bailleis of our burrowis, and all utheris our officiaris, leigis and subdittis, quhome it effeires, quhais knowledge thir our lettres sal com, Greting, Wit ye us of our speciall grace and mercie, to have respitt and be thir our lettres in the law and by the law speciallia respittes Mr. Patrick Chene, Advocat in our burgh of Abirdene, Alexander Gardin of Blackfurde, and Johnne Chene, sone to Robert Chene in Caldwallis, for airt and pairt of the slaughter of umquhil Williame Annand and mutilation of Patrick Annand, in Clayhills, committit in the moneth of the yeir of God 1570"
from History of Advocates
"Patrick Cheyne (2388) acquired the lands of Raniestoun from Alexander Tullidaff of Raniestoun (13861) prior to his (Patrick's) death in 1602. The lands of Raniestoun had been held by the Tullidaff family for four generations [....]
Mr. Patrik Cheyne, baille was mentioned in Miscellany of the Spalding Club, Volume 5, 1592-1593. A boy was paid to delivery a letter to him, asking him to return to the burgh in regard to his duties as Baillie.
Mr. Patrick Cheyne, Baillie was made a burgess of Aberdeen, 17 September 1595. His abstracted entry from a footnote reads 'Sept. 17, 1595. -- The said day, the Prouest, Baillies, and Consall, vpon certan reasonabill considerationis moving thame, grantis and gaue to Mr. Patrik Cheyne, Baillie, ane persone to be maid burgis of gild of this burgh gratis bot any compositioun, C.R. xxxvi., 311'. And on the 19th of the same month he proposed an Alexander Gordon to be a burgess. (Council Register XXXVI.)."
from the cheyne family website 1 2
Patrick married Catherine CHALMER 'of Balnacraig'.1 (Catherine CHALMER 'of Balnacraig' was born about 1548.)
Marriage Notes:
"There was a sasine in Aberdeenshire dated 16 June 1605 that included Patrick Cheyne of Raneistoun (2388), his sons Thomas (2432) and Walter (2434), Walter's wife, Janet Fraser (13925) and Isobel Cheyne (2394), his niece, spouse of Magnus Mowat of Balquhollie. The sasine probably concerned the disposition of some of his lands.
Family
Catherine Chalmer b. c 1540
Children
(?) Cheyne b. c 1565
Thomas Cheyne 2nd of Raniestoun+ b. c 1565, d. b 3 Jun 1646
Patrick Cheyne b. c 1570
Walter Cheyne+ b. c 1570, d. a 1642
Janet Cheyne b. c 1575"
from the cheyne family website 1
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