Scottish Instrument of Sasine dated 1613

Name: Scottish Instrument Of Sasine Dated 1613
SKU: as167a1059
Price: 175.00 GBP
Availability: SoldOut

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Handwritten onto Vellum Instrument of Sasine, dated 5th May 1613, in the Reign of James VI, on behalf of Thomas Hope and John Hope of the Land of Edmonston. Has the Fine Decorative Initials and Notary's mark of Robertus Fortoun.
14 Lines in Latin, plus Notary's docquet.

Sir Thomas Hope, 1st Lord Craighall, was an advocate in 1605 and was appointed Lord Advocate by Charles I of England in 1626, he held the office until 1641. In 1628 he was created the Baronetcy of Nova Scotia.

Sir John Hope, 2nd Lord Craighall was the son of Sir Thomas. He was educated at Law and was admitted as an Advocate. In 1632, John was knighted and appointed an Ordinary Lord of Session.
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Price

£~~175.00~~

$~~218.49~~ USA

€~~204.42~~

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Dimensions29cms x 43cms (11.1/2" x 16.2/2") Date 1613 Early 17th Century Antiques Material Vellum Origin Scottish Condition Very Good Item code as167a1059 Status Sold

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