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| Site of Hurly Hawkin (Continued) | [continued from page 25] Ancestor of the Scrymseoures of Dudhope, constables of Dundee, the King was enabled to effect his escape to Invergowrie, where on finding a boat, he instantly embarked, and, crossing the Tay to Fife, passed to the south In gratitude for this signal deliverance, his majesty granted to his recently erected Abbey of Scone the lands of Liff and Invergowrie with their respective Churches which were gifts made to him at his baptism, according to the fashion of the times, by his godfather, the Lord of Gowrie. [continued on page 27] |
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