What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: George Martine of Claremont, 1635-1712. Lived in South Court, and his coat of arms is on the wall above. He was a lawyer, commissary clerk of St Andrews and author of the first history of the archbishopric: - "Reliquiae divi andreae".
George Martine (1635-1712) was a lawyer and commissary clerk of St Andrews, best known for authoring "Reliquiae divi andreae," the first history of the archbishopric.
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