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SANCTI ANDRAE
The second parish is named Sancti
Andrae [St Andrews].
This parish is large and prolific in corn.
There is nothing remarkable here
other than what befell a truly noble gentleman named Jacob Sinclair,
who here resided, and when there was war with the Caithnessmen (which
will be described in the proper place),
this noble commander was captured, became demented, and casting
himself into the sea where he ended his life, which indeed was very
lamentable.
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