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Walter Grame of Netherby, Rob of the
Fald, alias Willie's Johnie, Dick's
Will, |
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Burning
of 800 onsets (L.3000 Scots) 800 kine and oxen, 300 horses
and mares, 3000 sheep, prisoners and ransomers, L.500
Sterling. |
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Walter Grame of Netherby, Rob Grame
of the Fald, and their complices, |
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Burnt
house and corn, 4000 marks Scots, 120 kine and oxen, 180
sheep, insight 500 marks. |
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Walter Grame of Netherbie, Davie and
Willie his brother, Richie's Will, Rob of the
Fald, |
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Burning
of Goddesbrig, 3000 kine and oxen, 4000 sheep and gaite, 500
horses and mares, estimated at L.40,000
Scots. |
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Walter Grame, Davie and Willie his
brother, Rob of the Fald, Richies Will and
others, |
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Burning
of Tinwell Rawshawe and Mickle Woodside, 600 kine and oxen,
60 horses and mares, insight L.10,000
Scots. |
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Walter Grame, Rob of the Fald, Will
his brother, |
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Burning
the Laithes at Rose, 20,000 marks, Cumrew 2000 marks, 20
kine and oxen, 40 horses and mares, 500
sheep. |
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Hutchin's Andrew, Hutchin's Richie,
Will of the Rosetrees, Francis of the Moate, and
others, |
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Burning
of Loughwood, L.5,000 Scots 600 kine and oxen, 80 horses and
mares, 500 sheep and gaite. |
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Grame of the Fald, Walter Grame of
Netherbie, George Grame, son to Little Tom, and
others, |
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Burning
of Langholme, 400 kine and oxen, 1000 sheep, 200 horses and
mares, L.300 Scots. |
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Walter Grame, Richie of the Moate,
and others, |
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Bigging
houses and depasturing cattle in Scotland, and sowing corn
to the value of 40 chalders of corn for ten years by past,
estimating the hard corn every bow 30s Scots,
pasturing of 2000 head of nolt and horse, every head
30s Scots, 200 sheep, every head three-pence
Scots. |
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John Foster, John Selbie,
Richard Lowther, |
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Carmigell, Alexander Hume of Hutton, Mr George Young. |
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