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Alexander Mylne
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(b.) Alexander Mylne was the son of John Mylne (died c.1513) and was Master Mason to the King briefly around 1520. However, Alexander was primarily a clergyman, being Rector of Lundy, Canon of Dunkeld, Prebendary of Monifieth, Dean of Angus and Abbot of Cambuskenneth (from 1517). In this latter post he was responsible for building a chapter-house and the high altar. Appointed President of the court of session by King James V in 1532. This appointment at the inauguration ceremony of the court is depicted in the stained glass of Parliament Hall, where Mylne is depicted kneeling before James.

Derived from the Gazetteer for Scotland with permission.



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