Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont
Male, #2209, b. circa 1475, d. 1560
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Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont was the son of Sir John Cheyne 4th of Essilmont and Arnage and Elizabeth Annand.
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 66 and 73-78.1
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont married Isobel Bade.2
Circa 1500. Margaret Cheyne (18646) was not mentioned in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland or Godsman, History of Ellon. However, in Diane Baptie, A Lairdship Lost - The Mowats of Balquholly, 1309 -1736, she was said to have been the daughter of Patrick Cheyne of Esslemont and Isobel Bade, the source being given as National Register of Archives Surveys - 0925, no. 273 and Register of the Great Seal iii.,3072. In Zetland Family Histories, she was given as Margaret Cheyne, with no parentage mentioned.3,4
____ Cheine, son and heir of the late John Cheine (of Essilmont) was made a burgess of Aberdeen in November of 1535. A footnote added that this occurred during Provostship of Andrew Cullen and only a fragment of the page remained. Council Register XIV., 2.5
Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont (2209), James Gordon of Haldauch (Haddo) (2234), James Gordon Rector of Lonmay (2929), James Skeyne of Auquhorsk (3217) and Patrick Skeyne in Carnglas (3238) were arbiters of an instrument documented in Aberdeenshire & Kincardineshire - Protocol Book of Sir John Christisone, 1518-1551, dated, 15 November 1535, which reads: "168. Instrument narrating that William Mortimair of Cragivair and James Forbes of Auchintovil alleged that they had agreed, in a cause arbitral between them, on the one part, and Alexander Gordoun of Brachauch, on the other part, to abide by the decree of William Leslie of Boquhane, Robert Lummisdane of Madlayr, Nicholas Ros of Auchclossyne, James Skeyne of Auquhorsk, on behalf of Mortimer and Forbes, and of John Gordoun of Botare, Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont, James Gordoun of Haldauch, Mr. James Gordoun, rector of Lunmay, and of John Lesle of Vardaris. At last William and James duly required James Skeyne of Auquhorsk, Patrick Skeyne in Carnglas and Mr. William Forbes, burgess of Aberdeen, whom they chose as their arbiters for the division of certain lands in dispute between the lands of Auquhorty and Brachauch in the sheriffdom of Aberdeen and parish of Innerovry, according to an agreement of 27 Sep 1535 in the instant year; which arbiters accepted upon them the burden of decision and swore to give decree according to their consciences and understandings. Done on the ground of the disputed lands 15 Nov 1535 , the said William and James offering themselves ready to fulfil all things in said agreement. Witnesses, John Bissait in Lauchtsanze, John Patricii, Thomas Merinis, John Cromme, George Mortimar and Ingram Mortimar. 64a".6
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont married daughter of Forbes of Kildrummie.2
Sir Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont granted the choir of King's College an annual rent of 11 merks from his land at Gray Fortrie. His son and heir Thomas also signed the document. The entry in Fasti Aberdonenses, 1494-1854 reads: "Omnibus hane cartam visuris vel audituris Patricius Cheyn de Essillmontht miles et dominus proprietatis terrarum omnium et singularum de Nedder Fortry alias Graye Fortre seu Fairley cum pertinentiis salutem ... cum expresso consensu Thome Cheyn filii mei senioris et apparentis heredis noveritis me ... dedisse ... discretis viris octo capellanis chori regalis collegi universitatis Aberdonensis modernis et eorum successoribus Totum et integrum unum annuum redditum undecim mercarum usualis monete regui Scotie annuatim per eosdem levandum ... de totis et integris terris meis de Nedder Fortree alias Graye Fortree seu Fairley cum molendinis et pertinentiis eiusdem jacentibus infra vicecomitatum de Aberdene et regalitatem Sancti Andree et baroniam de Ellain apud aquam de Ythan ad duos anni terminos ... pro quadam certa summa pecunie quam dicti capellani ... mihi ... persolvebant ... Tenendum ... in feodo et hereditate imperpetuum ... In quorum omnium et singulorum fidem et testimonium veritatis premissorum sigillum meum proprium unacum mea subscriptione manuali necnon subscriptione dicti Thome Cheyne in signum sui consensus et assensus presentibus est appensum apud Aberdene primo die mensis Decembris anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo quinquagesimo coram testibus venerabili viro magistro Jacobo Wawane rectore de Owyne magistris Johanne Chalmer Andrea Hervy Andrea Mathon et Martino Howesone cum diversis aliis. Pat'k Chene of Esslemont, kny't. Thomas Cheyne vy my hand".7
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont died 1560.8
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont was documented in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, on pages 66 and 73-78.1
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont married Isobel Bade.2
Circa 1500. Margaret Cheyne (18646) was not mentioned in A. Y. Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland or Godsman, History of Ellon. However, in Diane Baptie, A Lairdship Lost - The Mowats of Balquholly, 1309 -1736, she was said to have been the daughter of Patrick Cheyne of Esslemont and Isobel Bade, the source being given as National Register of Archives Surveys - 0925, no. 273 and Register of the Great Seal iii.,3072. In Zetland Family Histories, she was given as Margaret Cheyne, with no parentage mentioned.3,4
____ Cheine, son and heir of the late John Cheine (of Essilmont) was made a burgess of Aberdeen in November of 1535. A footnote added that this occurred during Provostship of Andrew Cullen and only a fragment of the page remained. Council Register XIV., 2.5
Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont (2209), James Gordon of Haldauch (Haddo) (2234), James Gordon Rector of Lonmay (2929), James Skeyne of Auquhorsk (3217) and Patrick Skeyne in Carnglas (3238) were arbiters of an instrument documented in Aberdeenshire & Kincardineshire - Protocol Book of Sir John Christisone, 1518-1551, dated, 15 November 1535, which reads: "168. Instrument narrating that William Mortimair of Cragivair and James Forbes of Auchintovil alleged that they had agreed, in a cause arbitral between them, on the one part, and Alexander Gordoun of Brachauch, on the other part, to abide by the decree of William Leslie of Boquhane, Robert Lummisdane of Madlayr, Nicholas Ros of Auchclossyne, James Skeyne of Auquhorsk, on behalf of Mortimer and Forbes, and of John Gordoun of Botare, Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont, James Gordoun of Haldauch, Mr. James Gordoun, rector of Lunmay, and of John Lesle of Vardaris. At last William and James duly required James Skeyne of Auquhorsk, Patrick Skeyne in Carnglas and Mr. William Forbes, burgess of Aberdeen, whom they chose as their arbiters for the division of certain lands in dispute between the lands of Auquhorty and Brachauch in the sheriffdom of Aberdeen and parish of Innerovry, according to an agreement of 27 Sep 1535 in the instant year; which arbiters accepted upon them the burden of decision and swore to give decree according to their consciences and understandings. Done on the ground of the disputed lands 15 Nov 1535 , the said William and James offering themselves ready to fulfil all things in said agreement. Witnesses, John Bissait in Lauchtsanze, John Patricii, Thomas Merinis, John Cromme, George Mortimar and Ingram Mortimar. 64a".6
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont married daughter of Forbes of Kildrummie.2
Sir Patrick Cheyne of Essilmont granted the choir of King's College an annual rent of 11 merks from his land at Gray Fortrie. His son and heir Thomas also signed the document. The entry in Fasti Aberdonenses, 1494-1854 reads: "Omnibus hane cartam visuris vel audituris Patricius Cheyn de Essillmontht miles et dominus proprietatis terrarum omnium et singularum de Nedder Fortry alias Graye Fortre seu Fairley cum pertinentiis salutem ... cum expresso consensu Thome Cheyn filii mei senioris et apparentis heredis noveritis me ... dedisse ... discretis viris octo capellanis chori regalis collegi universitatis Aberdonensis modernis et eorum successoribus Totum et integrum unum annuum redditum undecim mercarum usualis monete regui Scotie annuatim per eosdem levandum ... de totis et integris terris meis de Nedder Fortree alias Graye Fortree seu Fairley cum molendinis et pertinentiis eiusdem jacentibus infra vicecomitatum de Aberdene et regalitatem Sancti Andree et baroniam de Ellain apud aquam de Ythan ad duos anni terminos ... pro quadam certa summa pecunie quam dicti capellani ... mihi ... persolvebant ... Tenendum ... in feodo et hereditate imperpetuum ... In quorum omnium et singulorum fidem et testimonium veritatis premissorum sigillum meum proprium unacum mea subscriptione manuali necnon subscriptione dicti Thome Cheyne in signum sui consensus et assensus presentibus est appensum apud Aberdene primo die mensis Decembris anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo quinquagesimo coram testibus venerabili viro magistro Jacobo Wawane rectore de Owyne magistris Johanne Chalmer Andrea Hervy Andrea Mathon et Martino Howesone cum diversis aliis. Pat'k Chene of Esslemont, kny't. Thomas Cheyne vy my hand".7
Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont died 1560.8
Children of Sir Patrick Cheyne 6th of Essilmont and Isobel Bade
- Margaret Cheyne+ b. c 1500
- Thomas Cheyne 7th of Essilmont+ b. c 1515, d. a 1564
- Jerome Cheyne+ b. c 1516, d. 1584
- James Cheyne b. c 1516
- Janet Cheyne b. c 1516
Citations
- [S148] Lieut. Colonel Archibald Ythan Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, V. V. Sumfield, Eastbourne, 1931, Pages 66 and 73-78.
- [S148] Lieut. Colonel Archibald Ythan Cheyne, The Cheyne Family in Scotland, V. V. Sumfield, Eastbourne, 1931, Page 77.
- [S541] W.S. Francis J. GrantZetland Family Histories, T. & J. Manson,Lerwick, (1907) (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, British 941.11 D2g). "Mowat of Balquholly, Page 188."
- [S460] Information provided by a Web Page Contributor, Parentage of Margaret as stated in Diane Baptie, A Lairdship Lost - The Mowats of Balquholly, 1309 -1736, provided by Donovan Mowatt, 6 December 2008.
- [S536] Roll of Guild Burgesses of the Royal Burgh of Aberdeen, 1399-1631., Aberdeen University Press, Aberdeen, (1890) (LDS Family History Library, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, British 941.25 A1 N2a) "Page 53."
- [S402] Parish and Probate Records, Aberdeen, Scotland, Electronic databases created from various publications of parish and probate records and obtained from Ancerstry.com. Aberdeenshire & Kincardineshire - Protocol Book of Sir John Christisone, 1518-1551, Number 168.
- [S520] Fasti Aberdonenses, Selections from the records of The University and King's College of Aberdeen, 1494-1854, New Spalding Club, Aberdeen, (1854) Document 84, Page 122.
- [S129] W. D. Cheyne-MacPherson, Cheynes of Inverugie, Esslemont, and Arnage, Kirkwall, Feb. 1943, Edinburgh Public Library at George IV Bridge, XDA 758.3c53., Page 20.