In this poser, taken from the minutes of Stirling Presbytery in 1583 (National Records of Scotland, CH2/722/1, page 144), we asked you why William Kay made a pilgrimage to Christ's Well and what he left behind.

Image of an extract from the minutes of the presbytery of Stirling, 1583 (National Records of Scotland, CH2/722/1 page 144).

Answers: William Kay made the pilgrimage because his child (bairne) was sick and he left behind a string from the child's apron.

Transcription

The said W[illia]m kay co[m]-
peirit p[er]sonallie & confessit he passit to the chryst[is] woll
for ane bairne of his awin callit Jo[hn]ne kay th[a]t was seik
& th[a]t he twik w[i]t[h] him ane appr[o]un string of the bairn[is]
& that he past about the Woll & prayit to chryst[is] son-
day to help his bairne & brocht hame the walt[ir] of the
said Woll and gaif to the bairne to drink & left the
bairn[is] apprun string at the Woll behind him

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