...Dauidsoun, tymber man in Sanct Androis, mackand mentioun that he hes agreit with the honest men that hes bocht the Wod of Drum, for als mekill tymber as will big ane bark, quhilk bark he intendis, God willing, to big within this towne, and becaus the kirkyard of the Trinitie...

...Dauidsoun, tymber man in Sanct Androis, mackand mentioun that he hes agreit with the honest men that hes bocht the Wod of Drum, for als mekill tymber as will big ane bark, quhilk bark he intendis, God w illing, to big within this towne, and becaus the kirkyard of the Trinitie...

...perches of the cathedral, or the Bishop's palace—tantas vulgariter dictas lathis bonas et suffielentes de quercu. Two centuries later (1606), Alexander Davidson,...from the woodmen of Drum (1612—13) to make a sluice forone of the town of Aberdeen's mills, for the price of £27. These may have been oak. The presumption...

...of the cathedral, or the Bishop's palace— (a/if 's vulgoriter dictas lathis bonas et sujficientcs de quercu. Two centuries later (1606), Alexander Davidson,...from the woodmen of Drum (1612-13) to make a sluice forone of the town of Aberdeen's mills, for the price of £27. These may have been oak. The presumption...

...speaks of his " park " of Drum, continued to produce marketable timber several centuries later. In 1606, Alexander Davidson, styled tymber-man in St...floated down the Dee, "how soon the water growis" — from which it may be inferred that it was fir and not hardwood, and the bark was to be built at...

...Davidsoun, tymber man in Sanct Androis, mackand mention that he hes agreet with the honest men that hes bocht the Wod of Drum for als mekill tymber as will big ane bark, quhilk bark he intendis, God willing, to big within this towue, and becauss the kirkyard of the Trinitie...

...of the cathedral, or the Bishop's palace — tantat »•/'./• dietat lathis boncu et tvfficientes de quercu. Two centuries later (1606), Alexander Davidson,...Andrews, agrees with " the honest man that has bocht the wuil of Drum, for als niekill tymber as will big ane bark." The timber was to be floated down the Dee,...