1585 Alexander Lokhert, son and heir-apparent of John Lokhert of Boghall, was a witness to a deed on November 24. [1]
1592 Alexander Lokhert, as son and undoubted heir of the late John Lokhert, obtained seisen of his lands. [2]
1592/1593 Alexander Lokhert resigned lands in favor of his spouse Margaret Kennedy on March 15.[3]
Seisin following upon resignation made by a worthy man, Alexander Lokhert of Boghall, burgess of Ayr, of all and whole his lands called the Maryland, with the meadow called Motherlandsyk, and one acre of land called the Galblair, together with commonty and other small portions of land belonging to the said subjects, now occupied by John Campbell, lying in the territory and liberty of the burgh of Ayr, in the hands of a discreet man, George Cochren, one of the bailies of the said burgh, in favour of Margaret Kennedy, spouse of the resigner, in liferent, because of his favour towards her : Seisin was given to the said Margaret by the said bailie on the ground of the said lands about the first hour after noon of the 15th day of March 1592-3, in presence of James Bannatyne, Eobert Eeid, James Lokhert, brother of the resigner, burgess of Ayr, Archibald Lokhert, son of the late John Lokhert of Bar, and Andrew Miller, serjeant.
1592/1593 Alexander Lokhert, burgess of Ayr, was given seisen of lands on March 15 as heir to the late John Lokhert of Boghall his father and resigned the lands to his brother germain James Lokhert. [4]
[1] John Shedden-Dobie, "Mason's Protocol Book Abstracts," Archaeological and Historical Collections relating to Ayrshire and Galloway Vol. 6 (Edinburgh: Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association, 1889), 129-208 at 194, [HathiTrust].
[2] John Shedden-Dobie, "Mason's Protocol Book Abstracts," Archaeological and Historical Collections relating to Ayrshire and Galloway Vol. 6 (Edinburgh: Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association, 1889), 129-208 at 198, [HathiTrust].
[3] John Shedden-Dobie, "Mason's Protocol Book Abstracts," Archaeological and Historical Collections relating to Ayrshire and Galloway Vol. 6 (Edinburgh: Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association, 1889), 129-208 at 198, [HathiTrust].
[4] John Shedden-Dobie, "Mason's Protocol Book Abstracts," Archaeological and Historical Collections relating to Ayrshire and Galloway Vol. 6 (Edinburgh: Printed for the Ayrshire and Galloway Archaeological Association, 1889), 129-208 at 199, [HathiTrust].