The Records of the Parliaments of Scotland to 1707, K.M. Brown et al eds (St Andrews, 2007-2024), date accessed: 19 April 2024

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Sederunt
  • Sederunt
  • Rex
  • Cancellarius
  • Hammiltoun
  • Marschell
  • Mar
  • Mortoun
  • Lindesay
  • Seytoun
  • Boyd
  • Newbottill
  • Dingwell
  • Flemyng
  • Urquhart
  • Thesaurarius
  • Murdocarny
  • Computorum rotulator
  • Clericus justiciarie
  • Custos secreti sigilli
  • Clericus registri
  • Coldenknowis
  • Ormistoun
  • Weddirburne
  • Alexander Hume de Northberwik
  • Lundy
  • Largo
  • Tullibardin
  • Barnbarrauch
  • [Ministers]
  • Magister David Lindesay
  • Magister Patricius Galloway
  • Joannes Dunkesoun2
  • Commissionarii burgorum
  • Joannes Arnot et Alexander Owstiane pro Edinburgh
  • Oliverus Peblis pro Perth
  • Joannes Finlaysoun pro Dunde
  • Magister David Russel pro Sanctandrois
  • David Craufurd pro Air
  • Magister Joannes Colvile pro Striviling
  • Jacobus Andersoun pro Cowpar in Fyff
  1. NAS, PC1/14, p.348. This folio has been bound the wrong way round, so that p.348 precedes p.347.
  2. Lindsay, Galloway and Duncanson are ministers. This is the only time that ministers per se, rather than bishops or the heads of religious houses, attended a convention of estates. Fuller discussion of this can be found in A. R. MacDonald, 'Ecclesiastical representation in parliament in post-Reformation Scotland', Journal of Ecclesiastical History (1999).