420 SPOTT—STENTON [PRESB. OF burgh, 1843) ; Sermon IV. {Church of Scot- land Pulpit, ii.). DUNCAN STEWAKT, born Bruachear, Strathtummel, Blair Athole, 12th June 1828, son of Hugh S., farmer, Blairfettie, Struan, Perthshire, and Cathe- rine Fraser ; educated at StAndrews Univ. ; B.A. ; licen. by Presb. of Dunkeld 1858; missionary at Carronshore 1858 ; ord. to Inverness (Third Charge) 26th June 1860; trans, to Golspie 20th March 1862; trans, to Dornoch 19th June 1866 ; trans, to Elgin 1st Aug. 1873 ; trans, and adm. 19th Aug. 1880; D.D. (St Andrews 1883); died 21st Aug. 1888. He marr. 3rd June 1863, Mary Jane Watson, daugh. of ' George Michie, merchant, Glasgow and Trinidad, and had issue—Hugh George ; James Allan ; Mary Jane. Publications— The Child's Cate- chism ; A Concise Hebrew Grammar (Edinburgh, 1872) ; Handbook of Deductive Logic. LOTHIANGRAY,born Edinburgh, 28th 1889 Sept. 1859, son of William G. and Janet Lothian ; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A. (1885); licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh May 1885; assistant at St Bernard's, Edinburgh ; ord. 31st Jan. 1889; clerk of Presb. 1908. Marr. 12th June 1895, Jane Houstoun, daugh. of David Scott, M.D., and Christina Mac- pherson, and has issue—Christian Isabel, born 3rd April 1896 ; Jane Houstoun, born 29th May 1898 ; Lothian, born 22nd March 1901. STENTON, formerly PITCOKS. [Previous to the Reformation, Pitcoks or Hanus was a prebend of the collegiate church of Dunbar. The church was re- moved to its present position in the village of Stenton about 1561. The Rood Well is in the neighbourhood.] PATRICK COCKBURN, trans, to 1560 Haddington 1560. THOMAS DAILL [DALL], "callit fra . ,__ Papistry to the true professioun of the Gospel " ; adm. exhorter at Candlemas 1568; reader, 1574-6; died 19th Feb. 1586. — [Beg. Min. and Assig., Test. Beg., Booke of the Kirk, Wodrow Miscell., Calderwood's Hist.] NICOL SUDDIE [SUTTIE], reader at Abbey St Bathans in 1574, and at Cranshaws in 1576-80 ; reader here in 1588 ; trans, to Spott about 1593.—[Beg. Assig., Wodrow Miscell.] JAMES LAUDER, M.A. (Edinburgh, 1593 12th Aug. 1591); adm. 30th Oct. 1594 ; continued in 1597. PATRICK CARKETTILL, M.A. ; trans, from Soutra, and adm. before 12th Sept. 1599; trans, to Keith-Humbie in 1602.—[Beg. Assig.] 1599 WILLIAM CARKETTILL, probably 1606 son °^ Preceding, M.A. (Edinburgh, 29th July 1603), "to quhose entrie the Presb. had no eyelast [fault] saiff onlye thay thocht him over young in yeirs"; adm. after 22nd Feb. 1606; still min. in 1608.— [Randall's Tracts on Patronage.] JAMES DALRYMPLE, mentioned as iei2 min. about 1612 {Beg. of Deeds, ccciii., 281) ; died leaving a widow and children, one of whom, James, entered the fourth class of Philosophy in the University of Glasgow, session 1642-3 ; Presb. bursar in 1645, and graduated in 1646. He had a daugh. Mary {G. B. Inhib., 23rd Dec. 1636).—[Mun. Univ. Glasg.] PATRICK CUIKE [COOK], M.A. (St 1 1 Andrews 1627) ; got a testimonial of his sufficiency for the ministry from Presb. of Haddington 9th Nov. 1630, and was adm. in the following year ; died 31st Dec. 1635, aged about 39. He marr. 30th April 1626, Margaret Cockbum, and had issue—Patrick. — [Test. Beg.] ROBERT DAVIDSON, M.A. (Edin- 1641 bur&n > 27til July 1628); died in Nov. 1657, aged about 50. He marr. (1) 20th Oct- 1640, Elizabeth Lyle : (2)