LINLITHGOW] DALMENY—ECCLESMACHAN 203 PETER DUNN, born 4th Aug. 1845, 1890 son °^ James -D-i farmer, Kincraife, Lumphanan, and Jessie Petrie; edu- cated at Lumphanan and Alford Parish Schools, Grammar School and Univ., Aberdeen; M.A. (1865); schoolmaster of Urquhart (Elgin) 1866-72 ; licen. by Presb. of Elgin 12th Oct. 1870; ord. to Spey- mouth 9th May 1872 ; trans, and adm. 9th May 1890. Marr. 19th Oct. 1898, Elizabeth Mary (died 29th Jan. 1912), daugh. of J. F. Kitto, M.A., vicar of St Martin-in-the- Fields, London, and prebendary of St Paul's. ECCLESMACHAN. [Previous to the Reformation the church, dedicated to St Machan, belonged to the Preceptory of St John at Torphichen.] 1563 JOHN MOWBRAY, styled rector and vicar, granted Ecclesmachan kirk lands to Robert Hamilton of Eccles- machan, 30th Dec. 1563 ; and infeft his daugh., Mariota, wife of John Maine, in a tenement in Linlithgow, Feb. 1579-80. He was still min. in 1586. — [Reg. Min. and Assig., Wodrow Miscell., Linl. Burgh Bee] ROBERT CORNWALL, M.A; adm. isaa *58^ » a memDer of Assembly in 1590; trans, to Linlithgow 1597. — [Mun. Univ. Glasg., iii. ; Reg. Assig. and Presb., Booke of the Kirk.] WILLIAM KEIR, one of the original 1597 students at the Univ. of Edinburgh who took his degree of M.A. at the first graduation, 9th Aug. 1587 ; min. of Muiravonside 1595 ; pres. by James VI. 13th Oct. 1597 ; trans, and adm. soon after ; died 10th March 1611, aged about 44. He left £40 to the poor of Linlithgow. He marr. Janet Ker, who survived him, and had issue—Andrew, min. of Carri- den ; Robert ; Elizabeth. — [Stirling Presb. and Test. Peg., Peg. Assig.] DAVID GUDLATT [GUDLAD], M.A. 1611 (Edinburgh, 27th July 1609); pres. by James VI. 28th April, and ord. 30th June 1611; dem. 1637; died 22nd Feb. 1639, aged about 50. He marr. 22nd June 1625, Margaret Dalyell, of the family of Binns, who was alive 17th March 1658. — [Peg. Assig. et Sec. Sig., cviii. ; Test, and Abercorn Sess. Peg.; Inq. Ret. Edin., 1085.] ROBERT KEITH, nephew of preceding, 1637 and son of Alex. K., min. of Strath- brock ; M.A. (Edinburgh, 25th July 1629) ; pres. by Charles I. 31st March 1637, and adm. soon after. He was accused, 9th Jan. 1654, of officiating at the marriage of his brother while under scandal ; assisted in forming the Protesting Presb. 6th Aug. 1651 ; died in 1661, in 52nd year. He marr. Marion Rollock, and had issue—Margaret (marr. William Beatson of South Glass- mont). His widow delivered up " the kirk byble " which she had in keeping, 5th July 1663.— [Reg. Sec. Sig., cviii. ; Test. Reg., Peterkin's Records.] CHARLES CRAUFURD, son of James C, Linlithgow, and Marjory Ker ; licen. by Presb. of Linlithgow 30th March 1659; pres. by Charles II. 30th Aug. 1661 and 4th Oct. 1662 ; coll. (having been previously ord.) 5th Dec. 1662 ; died July 1682. He was served nearest heir to the children of Robert Craufurd, mer- chant, burgess of Linlithgow, 3rd June 1671. He marr. 14th Feb. 1667, Margaret Hay, widow of William Shairp of Houston, and had issue—Margaret (marr. (1) William Sandilands of Couston : (2) James Watson of Corntoun) ; Magdalen ; Mary ; and an only son, David, M.D. — [Test. Reg., Reg. Sec. Sig. and Collat. ; Inq. Ret. de Tut., 964.] WILLIAMSMART, M.A. (Glasgow, 13th 1683 July 1669) ' pres# by Cnarles n - 8th Sept. 1682; ord. and inst. 28th March 1683; outed by the rabble 1689; died at Edinburgh, 27th Jan. 1715, aged about 66. He is mentioned as the "honestest of blackcoats, the humblest, and holyest of our gown-men." Pub- lications — A Short Discourse recommend- ing the Service and Prayer of the Church (Edinburgh, 1712); Two Sermons against