RS12/3 – Instrument of Sasine to William Neisbit of an annualrent out of the lands of Dalley (in Latin) Registered at Irvine on the 2 January 1626 by Johne Wilsone, servitor to Thomas Stewart of Galstoun On the 2 December 1625, William Inglis, merchant in Hamilton, acting as attorney for William Nei...

Instrument of Sasine, presented by Peter Roger in Mauchline, at Irvine on the 8 January 1605 On the 4 December 1601, Alexander Neisbet in Greenholme disponed his 20 shilling lands of Mylrig in the parish of Riccarton, under reversion, to Murdoch Neisbet, brother german of James Neisbet in Trokersyd....

RS11/3 – Sasine to Robert Nisbit of a half merkland called the Kirkland of Lowdoun (in Latin) Registered at Irvine on the last day of November 1605, presented by William Montgomerie, depute baillie of Cunningham. On the 5 October 1605, John Michill, son of Alexander Michill, notary, as attorney for ...

Sasine to GEORGE Nesbit of the KIRKLAND of LOWDOUN (in Latin) Registered at Irvine, 22 June 1604, presented by Gilbert Garven GEORGE Nesbit in KNEVOKLAW, baillie in that part, for Hugh, Earl of Eglinton, Lord Montgomerie, presented a precept of sasine which had been granted by the Earl, with consent...

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I have no idea who this Sir Thomas is -where he came from but he did live in Maybole Ayrshire in 1597 Sir Thomas Nisbet Maybole Domestic Annals of Scotland Reign of James VI. 1591 - 1603 Part C Jan 1 1597 Jan 1 On the evening of the 1st of January, Sir Thomas Kennedy supped with Sir Thomas Nisbet in...

I believe there may be at least 3 DNA groups from ayrshire from before 1600
We have the Greenholm branch
see Branches of the NN families on this forum for chart for NN of Greenholm (DNA group3)

see DEAN DIRLETON CRAIGENTINNIE-1 for the ancestors DNA unknown Dean and Craigentinnie exchanged lands I suspect because of financial reasons This is the chart of the what was Nisbet of Craigentinnie and became Dean Dean was having some financial difficulties He was also behind some forgery of docum...

see DEAN DIRLETON CRAIGENTINNIE-1 for the ancestors

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Dean and Craigentinnie exchanged lands I suspect because of financial reasons

This is the chart of the what was Nisbet of Dean and became Craigentinnie

There is an error on this chart and a whole generation is missing

Greenholm belongs to DNA group3 ROBERT N of Greenholm * bef 1485 + ca 1519 X Margaret Blair + bet 1553 and 1568 had a son James who died without heirs so Greenholm went to his oldest sister Margarets descendants (so this older branch could be another DNA group) Margaret N married John Nisbet of Brai...