John Leith of Barnes (-) |
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| He is retoured as nearest heir to his father, George Leith of Barnes, in the lands of Ruthrieston, with the fishings on the Dee, and the lands of Newlands, alias Ecclesfield, with other pertinents, of date 1506. He did not live long, and was succeeded by his brother.2 | ||
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