David Sinclair of Hunto (-after 21 September 1611)

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Parents
Father:1Laurence Sinclair of Sands (-after 16 October 1563), burgess of Kirkwall
Mother:2Jonet Strang (-after 4 March 1565-66)
Spouses and relationship events
Children
Children with :
Edward Sinclair of Hunto (-before 9 November 1631)3
James Sinclair (-)4
John Sinclair (-)5
Christian Sinclair (-after April 1627)6
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Events
Died:7after 21 September 1611
Died:8before 9 August 1615
Personal Info
He was the eldest lawful son of Laurence Sinclair, Burgess of Kirkwall, in 1578.9
He aquired the lands of Hunto in Orkney in in 1588.10
Fiar of 6 1/2 d. lands of Hunto, "in the parish of St. Peter, in the Isle of Stronsay and sheriffdom and regality of Orkney" in 1577.11
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Sources

1 John H. Ballantyne and Brian Smith, Shetland Documents 1195-1579: (Lerwick, Shetland: Shetland Islands Council & The Shetland Times Ltd., 1999), No. 254, p. 237-38.
2 Roland William Saint-Clair, The Saint-Clairs of the Isles: Being a History of the Sea-Kings of Orkney and their Scottish Successors of the Sirname of Sinclair (Auckland: H. Brett, General Printer and Publihsher, 1898), The Sinclairs of Houss, Aith, and Scalloway, Burra, Etc., p. 165-69.
3 J. Storer Clouston, Records of the Earldom of Orkney 1299-1614: (Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1914), No. CLXXVIII, p. 295-96.
4 Henry Paton and Henry M. Paton, Orkney and Shetland Records vol. II, Orkney and Shetland Sasines vol. I: Diplomatarium Orcadense et Hialtlandense (: The Viking Society for Northern Research, 1942), No. 10, p. 5-6.
5 Roland William Saint-Clair, The Saint-Clairs of the Isles: Being a History of the Sea-Kings of Orkney and their Scottish Successors of the Sirname of Sinclair (Auckland: H. Brett, General Printer and Publihsher, 1898), The Sinclairs of Houss, Aith, and Scalloway, Burra, Etc., p. 165-69.
6 John H. Ballantyne and Brian Smith, Shetland Documents 1580-1611: (Lerwick, Shetland: Shetland Islands Council & The Shetland Times Ltd., 1994), No. 274, p. 123-24.
7 John H. Ballantyne and Brian Smith, Shetland Documents 1580-1611: (Lerwick, Shetland: Shetland Islands Council & The Shetland Times Ltd., 1994), No. 546, p. 269-70.
8 John H. Ballantyne, Shetland Documents 1612-1637: (Lerwick: The Shetland Times Ltd., 2016), No. 186, p. 66.
9 John H. Ballantyne and Brian Smith, Shetland Documents 1195-1579: (Lerwick, Shetland: Shetland Islands Council & The Shetland Times Ltd., 1999), No. 254, p. 237-38.
10 Roland William Saint-Clair, The Saint-Clairs of the Isles: Being a History of the Sea-Kings of Orkney and their Scottish Successors of the Sirname of Sinclair (Auckland: H. Brett, General Printer and Publihsher, 1898), The Sinclairs of Houss, Aith, and Scalloway, Burra, Etc., p. 165-69.
11 J. Storer Clouston, Records of the Earldom of Orkney 1299-1614: (Edinburgh: Scottish History Society, 1914), No. CLXXVIII, p. 295-96.
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