Dunbrack Family History - Person Sheet
NameAlexander Dumbreck of that Ilk 
Birthabt 1436
Death1510 Age: 74
FatherPhillip Dumbreck of that Ilk (~1392-~1459)
Misc. Notes
There is a solitary record, that in 1457, when he witnesses a charter from the Earl of Errol to Alan de Kynard. (Ant. A. and B. I. p. 356).
In the Exchequer Rolls under the date 1460, (Ex Rolls, VI. p. 65) we find John de Dumbreck. He is not styled de eodem. His lands were in ward of the crown, paying therefore £4 4s. 5d. (four pounds, four shillings and five pence). The widow's terce (Scots Law - the right a a widow who has not accepted any special provision to a liferent of one-third of the heritage in which her husband died infeft.) is mentioned as paying 27s. There also flourished at the same time, and of the same race doubtless, a Philip de Dumbreck, who, in the "Register of the Diocese" and in the "Chartulary of St. Nicholas," is frequently found as a witness to deeds in 1468, 1471 and 1490. (Chartulary of St. Nicholas Church). In 1473, this Philip de Dumbreck takes part in the foundation of St. Andrews in the church of St. Nicholas.
In the Exchequer Rolls under the date 1460, (Ex Rolls, VI. p. 65) we find John de Dumbreck. He is not styled de eodem. His lands were in ward of the crown, paying therefore £4 4s. 5d. (four pounds, four shillings and five pence). The widow's terce (Scots Law - the right a a widow who has not accepted any special provision to a liferent of one-third of the heritage in which her husband died infeft.) is mentioned as paying 27s. There also flourished at the same time, and of the same race doubtless, a Philip de Dumbreck, who, in the "Register of the Diocese" and in the "Chartulary of St. Nicholas," is frequently found as a witness to deeds in 1468, 1471 and 1490. (Chartulary of St. Nicholas Church). In 1473, this Philip de Dumbreck takes part in the foundation of St. Andrews in the church of St. Nicholas.