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First published 1951 (DOST Vol. II).
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Decon(e, variant of Decan(e n.1, Deacon n.1 1569 Digest Justiciary Proc. G. 33.
Nowie Bussat, decone of cheringeares
1579 Aberd. B. Rec. II. 34.
The exorbitant … compositionis takin be the deconis of the craftis … fra craftismen … in admytting thame
1593 Acts IV. 30/2.
The provest, ballies, counsall and deconis of the burgh of Edinburgh
1612 Crim. Trials III. i. 237.
In name of Johnne Carmichell, decone of the tailȝeouris
1644 Aberd. B. Rec. IV. 13.
William Anderson, decon conveinar, wes ordanit to caus the deacons of the crafts convein
1672 Melrose R. Rec. II. 295.
[Both parties referred themselves] to the decone and boxmaister

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