Reminiscences of East Lothian

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Reminiscences of East Lothian R E M IN ISCE N CES A N D N OTICE S T E N PA R ISH E S OF THE COUNTY OF HADDINGTON BY THE LATE O H N M A R T I N E J , AUTHOR OF ” Bnmm xscm ons or THE ROYAL BURC H or HADDIN GTON , ” m' S roun m PARISHE on" THE COUNTY OF HADDINGTON , aw. EDITED BY w 1 L N . 0 E . s J , AUTHOR OF ” “ v ' EGLIN GHAM AND ITS xcm rrr, m sro ur or aw. H A D D I N G T O N W I L L IA M S I N C L A I R M A R K E T ST R E E T S C O T E T . ' Fron tzlcpzece PORTRAIT OF J OH N MARTIN E PAGE PREFACE B IOGRAPHICAL SKE TCH PARISH OF PE NCAITLAND PARISH OF SALTOU N PARISH OF W HITTINGHAME PARISH OF STE NTON PARISH OF SPOTT PARISH OF DU N BAR PARISH OF IN N ERW ICK PARISH OF PRESTO N PANS PARISH OF GLADSMUIR PARISH OF OLDHAMSTOCKS E P R F A C E . apo lo gy is requ ire d fo r the pu blication o f s o o k I i s the co n n u a o an d thi b . t ti ti n co n clu s o o f a a o u o f o e u nde i n l b r l v , r ta e the a e M o Ma e who e ded k n by l t r J hn rtin , int n to pu blish re m in isce n ce s o f eve ry parish in East Lo a H e u s e d two o u m e s on e de a n thi n. p bli h v l , li g w the u o f H add n o n the P ar s o f Mo rham ith B rgh i gt , i h , an d distin gu ishe d East Lo thian agricu ltu rists ; an d u r e e ar s e s the co u n Mr the o the r with fo t n p i h in ty. M hi m the M o f e o f the te n artine le ft be hind S . ight re m a n ar s e s ladsm u an d O d am s o c s ini g p i h , G ir l h t k w u n o u c e d be ing the t o t h . ’ d u r ar n e s E s A . E M M P R dso n C. o a . n l , q , , inb gh ( r ti h M m nd s f e r e x e cu o dl ace d t e S . a . A t r), kin y pl in y h t re re s e re s o n e x am ining it I fo u nd that it qu i d o m vi i . H ad he live d Mr M artine wo u ld u n do u bte dly have he M S an o e m e e fo re se n d n it to gone over t . th r ti b i g e ss the pr . vHL F PRE ACE . The wo rk o f revisio n was ve ry ki n dly u n de rtake n Mr E s n u s who i s . o Sc o o o e o o by . J Wil , h lh , B lt n, we l - n o w as an an u ar an an d has n ow s o wn l k n tiq i , h m se f to a e e e m e n f r s tas hi l h v b n e i n tly fitted o thi k . The acco u n ts o f the parishe s writte n by Mr M artin e have ve ry wi se ly be e n allo we d to appe ar i n his o wn n m a e st e — u a n a m o s o so e e i i it bl yl q i t , l t b l t , e x re ss o n s e n eta n e d w c e a n e z e st p i b i g r i , hi h giv fi r , an d to the m o de r re ade r an o r n a fl a o u r , n , igi l v re m in i sce n t o f the wi n te r fi re side o f the ho m e ly farm - o u se s o f Eas Lo an w e at the sam e m e h t thi , hil ti t e n stru c n h s o n has e e n h y i t a d de light . T e re vi i b l m e d to so m e co re c o n s i n fact an d add o n s i it r ti , iti w c se e m e d to be n e es n hi h i t r ti g. Mr Wilso n wishe s to place o n re co rd the assistan ce he re c e d fro m the R e o u llie B D P e n cait e v C . iv . J . , . , n d R e v E r D to u n R e v . a T S Cla e B . Sa l . k , . , l D D . Lo ra n he R v Ro e r so . , an S o a d t e . thi G y, p tt J b t n , n am e Whitti gh . The de scriptio n s o f Gladsm u i r an d Oldham sto cks P ari she s we re large ly co m pile d fro m the so u rce s fro m which the i n fo rm atio n co n tai n e d i n the pre vio u sly e scr e d a s s o a n e d Mr so was d ib p ri he s wa bt i . Wil n gre atly i n de bte d i n his re se arche s to M r J am e s o adsm r S c o se he R e v M n u o o u t . Wi t n, Gl i h lh ; W H u o n O d am sto c s M an se an d M r T o m as C ar tt , l h k , h l k , o fO d am s o c s M n s l h t k ai . A s a fittin g co n cl u si o n to the wo rk o f Mr M arti n e it F . PRE ACE . ix was co s de re d we to a e a o ra cal s e c n i ll h v bi g phi k t h , n a o rtr Fo r the fo m e r we are n de te d to a d p ait. r i b Mr T o m s C wan H n The a te r has a o add to . h , i g n l t be e n take n fro m a pho to graph o f a gro u p o f ne arly f e o e o n a ca n e card N o tw stan d n its fi ty p pl bi t . ith i g sm a s z e the fe a u re s we re fa r d s n c an d w e n ll i t i ly i ti t , h a e n an d M e ssrs Y o u n I rv n Ed n t k in h by g i g, i d e n e ss was s cu re d Mr am e s u a o o e . b rgh , g lik J ’ L le m e rc an Ed n u r to w o m Mr M ar n e s y , h t, i b gh , h ti fe a u re s we re e r fam ar re se d the ro o f an d t v y ili , vi p r u n c n e p o no e d the po rtrait to be an e x ce lle nt o . ' H addzn t on a m 1 8 . g , j 94 M E MO I R O F T H E AUT H O R . l O H N o f o M A R T I N E , author ” 4 Reminiscences o f the Royal B u rgh o f Haddington and Old East Lothian u u o f Agric lt rists , Reminiscences the Town and f f o &c. o Port Leith , , was a descendant an old a n d f prominent Haddington amily .
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