In this poser, taken form Lieutenant General Drummond's Regiment of Horse in 1667, we asked you who the troop's cornet was and what the occupations of the last three men listed were.

Passage from Lieutenant General Drummond's Regiment of Horse in 1667 (National Records of Scotland, E100/2 page 3).


Answers: James Lumsden of Muntquhannie (line 2) was the troop's cornet. John Peter was a farrier while Alexander Watt and Francis Bursie were trumpet players (lines 6-8).

Transcription

James Earle of Airlie Captaine
Sir David Ogilvy of Clovay Lewtennant
James Lumsden of Muntquhannie Cornet
James Vrquhart quartermaster
Thomas Ogilvy clerk
Johne Peter Farrier
Alexander watt Trumpet
Ffrancis Bursie Trumpet

This poser was contributed by 'Fodiator', a researcher from Fife.

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