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in 1612. In 1617 he was (counter to all other logic) entitled Abbot of
Crossraguel. This was possibly to simplify land ownership issues, and was certainly related to land ownership rather than a monastic function. This ownership entitled him to a seat within the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh. As
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Crossraguel.
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Hewat's relationship with the King is noteworthy, being amongst the minority of the
Scottish clergy to side with the King following the
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but was removed from the
Commission later that year. Although still a minister he was temporarily deprived of his post and confined in
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He sat on the Court of the High
Commission in 1615. In 1616 he was one of the group of ministers in charge of revising the
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Around 1599 he married Isobel Smail (d.1644) daughter of
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of 1600. Although this favoured him with the King it distanced him from the majority of the
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in 1588. He is first mentioned in 1594 when he was translated from "second charge" at
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The Burghs and
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1619. From June 1620 he was ordered to be confined at his home at
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The Gowrie Conspiracy and its Official Narrative by Samuel Cowan
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Public Opinion in Early Modern Scotland 1560-1707 by Kann Bowie
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and in 1617 he consulted the ministers in relation to the
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Elizabeth or Elspeth, married Bryce Blair of Goldring
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Three Excellent Points of Christian Doctrine (1621)
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207:James VI and the Gowrie Mystery by Andrew Lang
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268:Alumni of the University of Edinburgh
110:Protest for the Liberties of the Kirk
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145:Lilias Hewat (b.1603)
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151:Jean Hewat (b.1611)
142:John Hewat (b.1602)
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104:for the
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157:Elspeth
102:liturgy
95:charity
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131:Family
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160:Janet
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