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1) The petition of John Primrose, son to Alexander Primrose in Newton of Bothkennar, and the said Alexander Primrose and Janet Simpson his spouse. December 1755. 2) Answers for Edward Primrose, Feuar and Indweller in Kincardine to the petition of John Primrose, eldest son of Alexander Primrose Taylor in Newton of Bothkennar etc. 6 January 1756; Spine title reads: LC/PRI Primrose v Primrose, 1756

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The Primroses of Burnbrae. though not possessed of opulent estate, were held and reputed to be the most ancient family, and stock of Primroses. Papers refer to the initial deed of transfer of estate on the death of John Primrose and the second deed prepared by him neared to his date of death.