
Perth the ffourth day of August 1703
Whilk day the master court of the weavers of Perth being convened in the c[h]urch all in ane voice inlays and fynes John Huttsone weaver in Perth in fforty shill[ing]s for his abusing the present Deacon and any other of the laite Deacons[,] abusing and miscalling the said Deacon Archibald[,] and several times Called the s[ai]d Deacons Raskells and villainds and often times commanded them to kiss his airs and thairfore he is fyned in other ffourty shilling[s]
Perth is where my Paton weaver ancestors hailed from - which may explain my own healthy attitude to authority at times! :)
Chris
OMG - our Scots are from Perth as well - this explains a lot...
ReplyDeleteI'll put another post up about the wives of Perth weavers at some point...! lol :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful find. I love it!
ReplyDeleteHas a certain ring to it, doesn't it?! lol :)
ReplyDeletekiss his airs? I presume he's referring to his children (his heirs), right? :P
ReplyDeleteGreat post!
Kirsty
Indeed, he was a kind and loving father...! :)
ReplyDeleteChris