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Eccles, by Coldstream
    *Prioress Elizabeth Forman, Cistercian Priory, North Berwick
    *Prioress Elizabeth, Cistercian Priory, Haddington
    *Alisia Maitland, nun at Haddington Priory
    *Prioress, Cistercian Priory, Elcho, Perthshire
    *Sir Edward Bonkle, Provost of the Collegiate Church of the Holy Trinity, Edinburgh
    *Alexander Bonkle of Bruges and Edinburgh, his brother; merchant
    *John (Jannekin) Bonkle, his illegitimate son; once agent, now churchman
    *John Bonkle, his nephew; merchant; briefly Treasurer of Edinburgh
    *Master of Santra
    *William (Will) Bell, priest, public notary and Rector of Church of Upsettlington
    *Brother John Yare, Guardian of the Minorite Friars in Haddington
    *Sir William Knollys of Torphichen, Preceptor of Scotland of the Order of Knights Hospitaller of St John of Jerusalem
    *John Knollys, his brother; burgess of Aberdeen
    *Robert Knollys, Berwickshire, one of his four illegitimate sons
    *Prospero Schiaffino de Camulio de’ Medici, Collector for the Apostolic Camera in England, Ireland and Scotland
    TRADERS, BURGESSES, CRAFTSMEN AND SHIPMASTERS :
    *William (Old Will) of Berecrofts, merchant
    *Archibald the Younger of Berecrofts (Archie), his son
    *Robin, son of Archie and husband of Katelijne Sersanders, q.v.
    *Thomas (Tom) Yare, merchant, dealer, bailie and chancellor of Berwick-upon-Tweed; burgess and Treasurer of Edinburgh
    *Margaret Home, his wife
    *Walter (Wattie) Bertram, merchant of Edinburgh and Leith; Provost of Edinburgh; sailed the
Marie
with *Henry Cant, q.v., married to *Elizabeth Cant
    *George (Dod) Robieson, Customar of Edinburgh
    *James (Jamie) Hommyll, King James’s servant, envoy, tailor
    *Sir Simon Preston of Craigmillar Castle and Lauderdale, merchant
    *Margaret Preston, his sister, married to *Andrew Bertram, brother of Walter, q.v.
    *Thomas (Leithie) Preston, shipmaster and merchant; with Tam Cochrane and Master Conrad, q.v., tenant of Cousland under the Sinclairs; also in Middle Pitcairn under Lord Ruthven
    *Alison Russell, Leithie’s wife, formerly married to *Alan Cochrane of Cleghorn and Grugfoot, Tam Cochrane’s brother
    *Archibald Preston, Leithie’s young son
    *Thomas Preston, brother of Sir Simon Preston of Craigmillar
    *Cristina Preston, second wife of William Cumming, Marchmont Herald, q.v.
    *Agnes (Nanse) Preston, nurse to Prince James; married to burgess
    *John Turing
    *John Preston, burgess of Edinburgh
    *Elizabeth Monypenny, his wife, of Franco-Scottish family
    *Thomas (Big Tam) Cochrane, mason, dealer, master of defensive building and artillery movement; Constable of Kildrummy Castle
    *Robert (Dob) Cochrane, Tam’s cousin; Edinburgh burgess
    *Edward (Ned) Cochrane, Renfrewshire kinsman serving John, Lord Darnley, q.v.
    *James Cochrane, sheriff-depute of Renfrew
    *Andrew Lisouris, lay Brother of Cupar, Fife; King’s carpenter
    *Walter and *John Merlioun, master masons
    *John Bonar, bombadier, Mill of Dron, Fife; member of artillery family
    *Alexander (Alec) Brown of Leith, Colstoun, Ratho and Berwick-upon-Tweed, master of the
Marie
and the
James
, trading to England with Thomas Yare, q.v., and others
    *Peter Brown of Colstoun, his brother
    *Sir Andrew Wood of Largo, Fife; Leith captain and merchant
    *Gilbert (Gibbie) Fish, Berwick coiner in Berwick-upon-Tweed, goldsmith; burgess of Edinburgh
    *William Goldsmith, ‘the Halfpenny Man’, moneyer, gun-smelter
    *William Tor of Tor, hammerman; descendant of Warden of the Royal Mint
    *Matthew Auchinleck, goldsmith, Canongate
    *Alan Landells, of moneyer family, former occupant of King’s secure Blackness house
    *Thomas Mulliken, of Florentine mint masters, in Scotland for three generations
    *James MacCalzeane, Edinburgh burgess and goldsmith, and burgess brother *John
    Alexander (Eck) Scougal, manager of East Lothian stud of Knights of St John
    *John of Scougal, East Lothian, cousin of *John Scougal of that Ilk
    *Patrick Flockhart, commander of the Archers of the Guard of the French King
    *Thomas Swift, merchant,