Fulton Data
Source:
Archaeological and Historical Collections Relating to the Counties
of Ayr and Wigton
Title:
Corshill Baron-Court Book penes Brown of Stewarton
1047
29 November
1700 Corshill
Eodem die: Jonet Thomson in
Blacklaw persued Robert Fultoun ther, for twentie-three shilling four
pennycs for stirring ane rood of beirland this last laboring tym, with ten
shilling for fogl leading the said tym, and eight shilling for harrowing the
said land. Continues to Thursday nixt. Item, alsoe dames thirtie shilling of
hirdis fleall.
14 December 1700 Corshill
The said day, Robert Fultoun
in Townhead of Blacklaw being summonit to this present day and place to
ansser, at instance of the procuratour fischall of this Barronie, for breach
of the actis of court in persueing Jonet Thomson ther, being one of the
tennentis in his barronie, to ane extranean Court; being thrice called,
compeired not, wes holden as confessed. Therefore was decerned in fyn of
twentie pondis scotis, for breach of the said act, and ordaines the officer to
poynd therfore.
Bodem die: The said Robert
Fultoun forsaid, and Agnes King, his spouse, wes decerned to make payment
of scotis money in rest of
his rent this last cropt and term of mertimass last past, endue be them to
Jonet Thomsone aforsaid,conform to his tacke; and ordaines the same to be
payed to the said Jonet Thomson within term of law, with certificatione to be
poyndit be the officer therfore, with 24s of expenssis of plea. Item,
decernes the said Robert Fultoun and his said spouse to pay to the said
Jonet Thomsone thirtie shilling money forsaid, for furnishing one herd to him
this last sumer, with certification ut supra.
Source:
Archaeological and Historical Collections Relating to the Counties
of Ayr and Wigton
Title:
Corshill Baron-Court Book penes Brown of Stewarton
1048
8
December 1709
Corshill
The whilk day, In the actione persewed be Niniane Bannatyne, Chamberland to
the Earle of Glasgow,and in his Lordship name,against the persons afternamed,
ilk ane of them for ther oun parts, in maner underwritten, viz.; against
William Alexander in Clerkiand, for not payment makeing to the said David,
Earle of Glasgow, or his Chamberlands in his name, of the soume of seven
hundrth and eightie fyve poundis scottis of bygone rentis for the cropts and
years of God jiii vjjc and nyne, preceadings: Item, Archibald Murthiand
in Little Cutstray, of the soume of tuo hundreth and sixtie seven pounds12s
money forsaid, of bygone restis and rent for cropt jiii vijc and nyne,
preceadings: Item, John Murthiand in Meickle Cutstray, of the soume of ane
hundreth and fourtie six pounds money forsaid of bygone rests and rent for
cropt jm viic and nyne, and preceadings: Item, John Stewart in
Templehouse, the soume of ane hundreth thretty and thrie pounds money forsaid
of bygone restis and rentis for cropt and year of God jiii vuc and
seven, and preceadings: Item, James Fultoune in Meickle Corshill, the
soume of four hundreth and seventie nyne pounds fyfteen shilling tuo pennys of
bygone restis and rents for cropt and year of God jiii vijc and seven,
and preceading: Item, Hugh Adam in Whinnebrae in Douray, the soume of ane
hundreth and tuentie eight poundis of bygone restis and rents for cr0 pt and
year of God jiii vijc and nyne year, and preceadings: Item, John Hutchesone in
Patertoune of Douray, the soume of ane hundreth and tuentie one pounds ten
shilling money forsaid of bygone restis and rents for cropt and year of God
jiii vuc and nyne, and preceadings: Item, Andrew Picken att the
Kirkstyle of Stewartoune, of the soume of fyftie seven pounds eighteen
shilling scottis money of bygone restis and rents cropt and year of God jiii
vijc and nyne, and preceadings. Compeared the said Niniane Bannatyne as
Acturney for the said David, Earle of Glasgow, and gave in the lybell
abovewritten against the tennents abovenamed, tutching ther not paying of ther
respective articles above exprest, ilk ane of them for ther oun parts as is
above sett doun: And for probatione of his lybell referred the verity therof
to the defenderis oaths of verity; who being all lawfulle warned to this dyet
by the Barronie officer, who in face of Court declared they were all lawfullie
cited and warned be him to this dyet, who did not compear of designe to elude
the said process. Therfor the said baillie, in communi forma, caused call the
haill defenders thrie times, and non compearing held them as conest; and
therfore decerned and decernis ilk ane of them in payment of ther respective
articles above lybelled to the said David, Earle of Glasgow, or his
Chamberlands in his name, and to make payment of the samen within fyfteen days
nixt after they be charged thereto, under the pain of poynding; wherintill if
they failzie, to arreist and poynd, in communi forma, and all maner of
executione to procead hearupon, and for a fyft part more proportionallie of
expenssis of plea, as accords of law.
Title:
The Times
1138
11
November 1872
A NEW CLAIMANT.- In the Court of
Session, Edinburgh, an action has been raised by William Stephen John
Fulton, at present residing in Edinburgh, against Archibald William
Montgomerie, Earl of Eglinton, to have himself declared heir to the Eglinton
estates. The pursuer was formerly in the 8th Hussars, and served in the
Crimea. On Friday [8 November 1872] he presented a petition to the Court to be
admitted to the benefit of the poor-roll. It was remitted to the Sheriff to
inquire into the circumstances of the case, and to take the usual preliminary
steps.
31 October 1882 THE EARLDOM OF EGLINTON.
Yesterday, in the Court of
Chancery, Edinburgh, the Sheriff (Professor
Muirhead) heard a petition by William Stephen John Fulton,
designated as
Her Majesty's 8th Hussars, and
residing at 2, Salisbury-square, Edinburgh, claiming the earldom of Eglinton.
The petitioner states that he is
the great-grandson of James Fulton, or Fultown, the immediate younger
brother of the eleventh earl, who, however, died prior to the eleventh earl,
leaving a son (the petitioner's grandfather), who, when the earldom opened to
him by the death of his uncle, the eleventh earl, was a prisoner of war, and
could not claim. He maintains that while the present holder of the title does
so through the female line, he claims as a male heir, and that females are
excluded under the deeds. Sheriff Muirhead found relevant a plea by the Earl
of Eglinton that he is entitled to appear to oppose the petition, and
appointed him to lodge documents to substantiate his plea in 14 days.
Title:
Gray’s Inn Admission Register
1234
22 April 1828
Edington Fulton,
second son of Edington Fulton, of Regents Park, Middlesex, gent.
Title: British Museum
Additional MSS
1274
1819
Separatists' memorial signed by ... Henry Fulton of Lisburn
Title:
Calendar of Mure of Caldwell Manuscripts
1299
1750
Copy of verdict on charge raised
by Jean wife of John Fulton of Auchinbothie.
Ch.4447
Title:
Ireland. King's Letter Book
1326
25 September
1767
To Robert Fulton free
pardon for killing William Uniack of Cork in a duel in
1752. An outlawry had been issued
against him for not standing his trial for the same.
Title:Quarter Sessions
Petitions
1518
Liverpool,
Epiphany 1818
Bill of costs for prosection of John Fulton and Robert Davies