Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan
b. circa 1577, d. July 1642
Person Exhibits
Birth
Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan, was born circa 1577.
Parents
Working life
- On 20 June 1633 Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan, was occupied as sat in Parliament as a commissioner for the shire of Renfrew in Edinburgh.1
- In 1636 Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan, was occupied as was appointed by the Privy Council as a JP for Renfrew and Paisley.2,3
Property
Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan, possessed was a creditor in the testament of James Fleming of Lang-corslie in February 1606.
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Death
Patrick ("13th") Fleming, of Barochan, died in July 1642 at age ~65.
5 He had his estate probated on 5 September 1642.
5 He had his estate probated on 23 January 1643.
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Citations
- [S157] Thomas Thomson and Cosmo Innes, editors, The Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland: 12 vols in 13 (Edinburgh: Record Commission, between 1814 and 1875), vol v, p 8-12; online image, Hathitrust, Hathitrust (https://babel.hathitrust.org/ : viewed 3 November 2026.



- [S148] editor P Hume Brown, "Appointment of JPs: 1636," The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland, second series, vol vi, 1635-1637 (1905), online image (https://archive.org/details/registerprivyco02coungoog/page/n8/mode/2up : viewed 11 August 2025), p 223.

- [S148] editor David Masson, "Justices of the Peace," The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland, vol xiii, 1622-1625 (1896), online image (https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.35112103825313&seq=434 : viewed 21 August 2025), p 346.

- [S126] William Hamilton of Wishaw, Descriptions of the Sheriffdoms of Lanark and Renfrew: compiled about 1710 (Glasgow: The Maitland Club, 1831), p 96, note 2; online image, Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/descriptionsofsh00mait/page/96/mode/2up : viewed 21 May 2025.
- [S71] Scotland, National Records of Scotland, "Wills and Testaments 1513-1925," Scotland's People (https://www.scotlandspeople.gov.uk/: accessed 24 February 2025), CC 728, Patrick Fleming of Barochan Testament Dative (1642) and Eik (1643.)

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