Records: Parliaments of Scotland
Records of the Parliaments of Scotland (RPS)
This is a fully searchable database containing the proceedings of the Scottish parliament from the first surviving act in 1235 to the union of 1707. There are many Guthrie-associated entries, some significant to family relationships and legal entanglements. Others where the Guthrie plays the role of witness or notary. All of these facts are primary sources about the origins of Guthrie families in Scotland.
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Records of the Parliaments of Scotland: Guthrie Mentions
Surname and variant-spelling references gathered for Guthrie Genealogy
| Row | RPS ref / date label | Date | Reign / record set | Layer | Heading / record title | Name or phrase as found | Normalized name / subject | Role / significance | Place / designation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nov. 1469 | Nov 1469 | James III | Translation | Judicial / register-clerk context | Master David Guthrie of that Ilk | David Guthrie of that Ilk | Clerk of rolls and register; important early official appearance of the laird of Guthrie. | Guthrie of that Ilk |
| 2 | 18 Feb. 1472 | 18 Feb 1472 | James III | Translation | Auditors / Dundee commissioner context | Malcolm Guthrie; [David Guthrie of] Guthrie | Malcolm Guthrie; David Guthrie of Guthrie | Commissioner/burgess context for Dundee; also references David Guthrie of Guthrie. | Dundee; Guthrie |
| 3 | A1472/1 | 1472 | James III | Additional source / charter | Charter to William, lord Monypenny | Mr David Guthrie of that Ilk, clerk of the rolls and register | David Guthrie of that Ilk | Witness to royal charter; provides official styling and office. | Guthrie of that Ilk |
| 4 | 1479/3/9 | 1479 | James III | Translation | Acts of the lords auditors | William of Guthrie of Kinbrachmont; Alexander Guthrie of that Ilk | William Guthrie of Kinbrachmont; Alexander Guthrie of that Ilk | Land/litigation context involving Kinbrachmont/Kincreich and Kincaldrum; key cadet-line entry. | Kinbrachmont; Kincaldrum; Guthrie |
| 5 | 1479/10/26 | 26 Oct 1479 | James III | Manuscript/translation | Acts of the lords auditors | Malcolm of Guthr[e] of Be[n]ge[n]ne | Malcolm Guthrie of Bengenne | Debt/obligation context: owed 10 merks according to search snippet. | Bengenne |
| 6 | 1481/4/1 | 1 Apr 1481 | James III | Translation | Sederunt / lords auditors | Alexander Guthrie of that Ilk | Alexander Guthrie of that Ilk | Named in sederunt; indicates parliamentary/judicial attendance. | Guthrie of that Ilk |
| 7 | 1482/3/23 | 23 Mar 1482 | James III | Translation | Acts of the lords auditors | Malcolm of Guthrie, sheriff depute of Forfar | Malcolm Guthrie | Sheriff-depute role in proof/brieve matter. | Forfar |
| 8 | 1484/2/140 | 1484 | James III | Manuscript | Latin sederunt / lords auditors | Domino de Guthr’ | Lord/laird of Guthrie | Latin/abbreviated manuscript styling; likely laird of Guthrie in sederunt. | Guthrie |
| 9 | 1484/2/168 | 1484 | James III | Manuscript/ translation | Acts of the lords auditors | Marjory Strachan spouse of late Malcolm Guthr[e]; Malcolm of Guthr[e]; Henre Guthr[e] | Marjory Strachan; Malcolm Guthrie; Henry Guthrie | Charter/proof context; includes spouse of deceased Malcolm and a Henry/Henry Guthrie witness. | |
| 10 | 1558/11/14 | 14 Nov 1558 | Mary I | Translation | Royal letters / seals context | Guthrie, scribe of the burgh of Edinburgh | Guthrie, Edinburgh burgh scribe | Scribe/signatory/seal-bearer context in burgh/royal letters material. | Edinburgh |
| 11 | 28 Jul 1569 | 28 Jul 1569 | James VI | Translation / additional source | Convention at Perth, sederunt | Guthrie | Guthrie, unidentified in retrieved snippet | Named in sederunt/additional source context. | Perth |
| 12 | 14 Feb 1570 | 14 Feb 1570 | James VI | Translation / additional source | Convention at Edinburgh, sederunt | Guthrie, fiar of that Ilk | Guthrie, fiar of that Ilk | Named in convention sederunt; important title styling. | Guthrie of that Ilk |
| 13 | James VI treason process | James VI | Translation | Summons / deposition in treason proceedings | Alexander Guthrie, soldier | Alexander Guthrie | Witness/deposition context in proceedings involving Andrew Gray/Redcastle. | ||
| 14 | C1639/8/1 | 1639 | Charles I | Translation / index | Guthrie's liberty | Guthrie's liberty; Mr John Guthrie | John Guthrie | Liberty/warrant context; likely the item linked by user and related to Mr John Guthrie. | |
| 15 | Charles I, id 19431 | Charles I | Translation | Oaths/certification context | Guthrie, minister at King Edward; Mr John Guthrie | John Guthrie, minister at King Edward | Minister at King Edward in certification/oaths context. | King Edward | |
| 16 | Charles I, id 21965 | Charles I | Translation | Act anent committees of war for several shires | James Guthrie of Pitforthie | James Guthrie of Pitforthie | Named on/among committee-of-war personnel for presbytery/shire context. | Pitforthie; Brechin/Forfar context | |
| 17 | Charles I, id 24571 | Charles I | Translation | Commission for revaluation of sheriffdoms | Guthrie of Pitforthie | Guthrie of Pitforthie | Named in commission for valuation/revaluation of lands/sheriffdoms. | Pitforthie; East Lothian context | |
| 18 | 1645/11/113 | 1645 | Charles I | Translation/ manuscript | Interloquitor against William Murray, Nathaniel Gordon and Mr Andrew Guthrie | Mr Andro/Andrew Guthrie | Andrew Guthrie | Defence regarding quarters was repelled; related to later forfeiture proceedings. | |
| 19 | 1645/11/129 | 1645 | Charles I | Translation | Decreet of forfeiture against Mr Andrew Guthrie | Mr Andrew Guthrie; son of Mr John Guthrie, late pretended bishop of Moray | Andrew Guthrie; John Guthrie, bishop of Moray | Forfeiture/treason process; genealogically significant because it names Andrew as son of the late bishop of Moray. | Moray |
| 20 | 1645/11/129 | 1645 | Charles I | Manuscript | Decreet of forfeiture against Mr Andrew Guthrie | Mr Andrew Guthrie | Andrew Guthrie | Manuscript layer for same forfeiture record; useful for exact spelling. | |
| 21 | 1645/11/257 | 1645 | Charles I | Translation | Act Mr Simeon Durie | Patrik/Patrick Guthrie of Auchmuthie | Patrick Guthrie of Auchmuthie | Named in act involving Mr Simeon Durie; place designation Auchmuthie. | Auchmuthie |
| 22 | 1646/11/177 | 1646 | Charles I | Translation | Roll of remissions and passes | David Guthrie; Mr Patrick Guthrie | David Guthrie; Patrick Guthrie | Named in roll of remissions/passes. | |
| 23 | C1650/5/2 | 1650 | Charles II | Translation | Committee for dispatches and commission of the church | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Church commission/committee context before the 1661 process. | |
| 24 | M1661/1/31 | 10 Apr 1661 | Charles II | Translation | Charges against the marquis of Argyll / James Guthrie defences | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Defences read and delayed/remitted in parliamentary/judicial proceedings. | |
| 25 | M1661/1/33 | 12 Apr 1661 | Charles II | Translation | James Guthrie's defences further considered | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Continuation of proceedings; defences considered. | |
| 26 | M1661/1/34 | 15 Apr 1661 | Charles II | Translation/ manuscript | James Guthrie's libel proven | Mr James Guthrie; Guthrees | James Guthrie, minister | Parliament found the libel proven; manuscript snippet shows plural/possessive-style variant 'Guthrees'. | |
| 27 | 1661: defences | 1661 | Charles II | Translation | Mr James Guthrie's defences | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Full defence text in the 1661 process. | |
| 28 | 1661: replies | 1661 | Charles II | Translation | Replies to Mr James Guthrie's defences | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Replies/prosecution response to Guthrie's defences. | |
| 29 | 1661: decreet | 1661 | Charles II | Translation | Decreet of forfeiture against Mr James Guthrie | Mr James Guthrie | James Guthrie, minister | Forfeiture/treason decreet; resulted in capital sentence according to RPS snippet. | |
| 30 | 1662/5/96 | 1662 | Charles II | Translation | Act containing exceptions from the act of indemnity | Guthrie of Pitforthie | Guthrie of Pitforthie | Listed among excepted/fined persons; snippet shows £600. | Pitforthie |
| 31 | 1669 ratification | 1669 | Charles II | Translation | Ratification/barony context | Guthrie of Kincaldrum | Guthrie of Kincaldrum | Land/barony context; Kincaldrum united or described with Inverarity in retrieved snippet. | Kincaldrum; Inverarity |
| 32 | 1678/6/22 | 22 Jun 1678 | Charles II | Translation | Supply list / commissioners | Sir Harry Guthrie of Kingsward; laird of Kincaldrum; Guthrie of Wester Seaton | Sir Henry/Harry Guthrie of King-Edward; Guthrie of Kincaldrum; Guthrie of Wester Seaton | Supply/commissioner list in Banff and Forfar contexts. | King-Edward/Kingsward; Kincaldrum; Wester Seaton |
| 33 | 1681, 17 Sep | 17 Sep 1681 | Charles II | Translation | Cochrane/Buccleuch land possession context | Alexander Guthrie | Alexander Guthrie | Former possessor/tenant in land description involving later possessors William Mair and John Skene. | |
| 34 | 1685 supply | 1685 | James VII | Translation | Act of supply | Sir Henry Guthrie of King-Edward | Sir Henry Guthrie of King-Edward | Commissioner/supply list for Aberdeen/Banff context. | King-Edward |
| 35 | 1685 supply | 1685 | James VII | Manuscript | Act of supply | Sir Henry Guthry of Kinedward | Sir Henry Guthrie of King-Edward | Manuscript spelling for same supply-list figure. | Kinedward / King-Edward |
| 36 | 1685 treason decreet | 1685 | James VII | Translation | Decreet against Sir John Cochrane and others | James Guthrie of Dingwall, pursuivant | James Guthrie of Dingwall | Officer/pursuivant who executed/served charge in treason/forfeiture process. | Dingwall |
| 37 | 1685 treason decreet | 1685 | James VII | Translation | Decreet against Mr Robert Ferguson | James Guthrie of Dingwall, pursuivant | James Guthrie of Dingwall | Officer/pursuivant serving charge in treason process. | Dingwall |
| 38 | 1685 treason decreet | 1685 | James VII | Translation | Decreet against David Montgomery of Lainshaw | James Guthrie of Dingwall, pursuivant | James Guthrie of Dingwall | Officer/pursuivant serving charge in treason process. | Dingwall |
| 39 | 1689/3/189 | 1689 | William and Mary | Translation | Act for raising four months' supply | John Guthrie of that ilk | John Guthrie of that Ilk | Named in supply/commissioner list for Forfar context. | Guthrie of that Ilk; Forfar |
| 40 | 1689/3/212 | 1689 | William and Mary | Translation | Act containing new nomination commissioners for supply | Sir Henry Guthrie of King-Edward | Sir Henry Guthrie of King-Edward | Named commissioner for supply. | King-Edward |
| 41 | 1690 William & Mary | 1690 | William and Mary | Translation | Supply/commissioner context | Guthrie of King-edward; John Guthrie of Castleton | Guthrie of King-Edward; John Guthrie of Castleton | Supply or commissioner list context. | King-Edward; Castleton |
| 42 | 1690/4/80 | 1690 | William and Mary | Manuscript | Minister/list context | Mr John Guthrie | John Guthrie | Named in manuscript context; likely ecclesiastical/list item. | |
| 43 | 1693/4/35 | 1693 | William and Mary | Manuscript / index | Minister context | Guthrie, minister | Guthrie, minister | Minister named in index/search snippet. | |
| 44 | 1695 | 1695 | William II | Translation | Decreet Sir John Dempster v. Seaforth | James Guthrie and Donald MacKay, messengers at arms | James Guthrie, messenger at arms | Messenger at arms serving charge in civil/legal proceeding. | |
| 45 | 1704/7/69 | 1704 | Anne | Manuscript/ translation | Act anent supply | Sir John Guthry/Guthrie of King-Edward; John Guthrie of that ilk | Sir John Guthrie of King-Edward; John Guthrie of that Ilk | Supply/commissioner list: Aberdeen/Banff and Forfar entries. | King-Edward/Kingedward; Guthrie of that Ilk |
| 46 | 1704 civil procedure | 1704 | Anne | Translation | David Bruce of Clackmannan against his creditors | James Guthrie, merchant in Edinburgh | James Guthrie | Merchant in Edinburgh; creditor/legal process context. | Edinburgh |
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