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17th Century Duries
The 1600s saw the Duries lose political prominence and
also their ancestral lands, but become important as Reformed churchmen.
In outline:
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 Captain George Durie,
provost of Dunfermline and 5th of Craigluscar |
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John Durie, Protestant
reformer, grandson of the earlier
John Durie, Minister at St Giles |
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Robert Durie, Son of the Reformer,
John Durie,
one of the Fife Adventurers to Lewis and Minister at Leyden, Netherlands |
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Sir Alexander Gibson, Lord Durie
- who was not a Durie at all, but bought the
Scoonie lands and barony |
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