William Groat of Tankerness (-before 9 November 1613)


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Married:1Marie Scollay (-)
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Isobel Groat (-)2
It seems likely that Isabel was the sister of Edward Groat who witnessed a charter for her daughter Margaret in 1630.
Edward Groat (-)3
William Groat of Huip (-)4
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Died:5before 9 November 1613
Died:6before 7 September 1630
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1 Robert S. Barclay, Orkney Testaments and Inventories 1573 - 1615: Scottish Record Society New Series 6 (Edinburgh: Scottish Record Society, 1977), No. 144, p. 126-27.
2 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2052, p. 492.
3 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2064, p. 494.
4 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2052, p. 492.
5 Robert S. Barclay, Orkney Testaments and Inventories 1573 - 1615: Scottish Record Society New Series 6 (Edinburgh: Scottish Record Society, 1977), No. 144, p. 126-27.
6 John Anderson, Calendar of the Laing Charters A.D. 854-1837: Belonging to the University of Edinburgh (Edinburgh: James Thin: South Bridge, 1899), No. 2064, p. 494.
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