[642] Overshoes.

This is neir ane account of ane 100 mks. and the 3 dollars.

Then on the 21 of December 1670 was payed to
  the nurse as hir fee, 14 dolars. 
Item given hir as a pairt of the drinkmony she had
  receaved, 9 dollars.
which two soumes make up the other 100 mks.[643]

    [643] 23 dollars equal to 100 marks.  Taking the mark at 13-1/2d. dollar
        equal to 4s. 10-1/4d.

Then I receaved from my father other 200 mks., which made 1400 mks. of all that I had received from him.

Wheirof first payed to the nurse to compleat hir
  drinkmoney, which amounted in all to 18 dollars, 9 dollars. 
At a collation with Idington and others, a dollar. 
Given to my wife to buy a plaid with, 3 dollars. 
Given to my wife to buy lace with to hir apron, a dollar. 
Then on the end of December 1670 given to my
  wife 4 dollars and a halfe to pay 8 barrell of ale
  furnished us at 32s. the barrel, 4 dolars and a halfe.[644]
Item given to my wife, 18 pence. 
Item payed for another pair of shoes, 3 shilings 3 pence. 
Item for wine with Mr. G. Dickson in Caddell’s, 16 pence. 
Given to my wife, a dollar. 
Payed for wine, 10 pence. 
Given to my wife, halfe a dollar. 
Then given hir, a dollar.
which makes up on hundred mks.

    [644] Dollar equal to about 4s. 9d.

Then on the 2’d of January 1671 being hansell
  Monday I gave my wife to give out to people
  who expected handsel, 4 dollars. 
Then that same day I gave hir for the house, 8 dollars. 
Given for the Acts of G. Assembly 1638, 2 shillings. 
Given to my brother William, a dollar. 
Given to my wife, 2 mark. 
Also given to hir, a dollar. 
Then given to my wife to pay the waterman with, 30 shils. 
Then payed for Goodwin’s Antiquities, etc., 7 shilings. 
Then given to my wife to buy linnen to make me
  shirts with, 2 dollars. 
Given at Mr. David Falconer’s woman’s brithell,[645] a dollar. 
Payed for a chopping of win, 10 pence. 
For a quaire of paper, 6 pence. 
For wine, 6 pence. 
At a collation with Idington, 23 shilings. 
Given to my wife to buy sugar with, 6 shilings st. 
Then given to Dr. Stevinson’s nurse, a dollar.