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About Janet Jackson
JANET JACKSON
JAKSOUNE
JANET
JOHNE JAKSOUNE/RAHELL JOHNESTOUN FR202 (FR202)
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18/06/1609
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Evidence from the Register of Interments in Greyfriars Burying-ground
24 November 1665: Jackson. Janet, widow of Patrick Bruce of Newton (above head of Blackfriars Wynd). Greyfriars Interments: p. 338
Evidence from the National Records of Scotland
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5 July 1627: Charter issued under the Great Seal of Scotland by which Charles I, King of Scotland, confirms to Patrick Bruce, feudatory of Newtoun, and Jonet Jacksoun, his future spouse, possession of various parts of the land called Newtoun, in the barony of Bothkenner and Sheriffdom of Stirling. The lands in question had previously been resigned by Patrick Bruce in order to obtain a new grant in favour of himself and his future spouse. His resignation was made with the consent of Jean Flemyng, who retained her own liferent interest. Patrick Bruce and Jonet Jacksoun were to hold this land in conjunct fee and liferent. The land in question was destined to pass to their lawful male heirs, whom failing to the lawful heirs of William Bruce of Stenhous. RMS 1620-33: charter number 1101
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27 May 1630: Instrument of Sasine in favour of Rachel, Janet, Helen and Elizabeth Jackson, [daughters of the said John Jackson,] sisters and heirs portioners of Mr. John Jackson, [portioner of Broughton,] of subjects contained in GD90/5/1 hereof. [Note] National Records of Scotland, Yule Collection, reference GD90/5/12
Note: Tenement of land formerly belonging to deceased William Currour, within the tenement of deceased Nicolas Spathie on the north side of the High Street of Edinburgh and two lower fore booths and two annualrents therefrom.
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20 December 1630: (Extract) Disposition (registered in the Burgh Court Books of Edinburgh, 7 Jan. 1631), by said Rachel, Janet, Helen and Elizabeth Jackson, with consent of Mr. Harie Foulis, Advocate, spouse of said Rachel, and of Patrick Bruce of Newtoun, spouse of said Janet, to William Baillie, merchant burgess of Edinburgh, and Margaret Jackson, his spouse, of subjects contained in GD90/5/1 hereof. [Note] National Records of Scotland, Yule Collection, reference GD90/5/13
Note: Tenement of land formerly belonging to deceased William Currour, within the tenement of deceased Nicolas Spathie on the north side of the High Street of Edinburgh and two lower fore booths and two annualrents therefrom.
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Janet Jackson's Timeline
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June 18, 1609
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Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland (Not part of the United Kingdom until 1 May 1707)
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Newton, Stirlingshire, Scotland
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November 24, 1665
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November 24, 1665
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Greyfriars Burying-ground, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland (Not part of the United Kingdom until 1 May 1707)
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