Paul was the grantor of deeds for a bond recorded 20 Jan 1663, 25 Nov 1678, and 3 Oct 1683. S asine dated 20 Mar 1663 of Paul Dog, son of David Dog of Ballengrew in 3 merks of lands of Ba llengrew. [Particular Regiter of Sasines of Stirlingshire, Vol. 1.] Sasine dated 28 Aug 166 5 of Paul Dog, lawful son of David Dog of Ballengrew lands of Cessintullie; David Graham of M icklewood baillie. [Particular Regiter of Sasines of Stirlingshire, Vol. 2.] He was grantee o n a bond on 3 Dec 1680. A deed was recorded in 1687, which was after his death [Maybe by hi s son Paul]. His creditors filed papers in 1688, and his representatives in 1692.

1672 - Macfarlane of Ballancleroch, NAS, GD61/59
Receipts (2) by John McLachlane of Auchinbroig, and Janet Livingstone, his spouse, to Paul Do ig of Ballengrew for [feu] duties. [One document.] July 24 & October 9

On the 12th of March 1685 the Lords of the Privy Council commissioned the Marquss of Atholl t o levy a force of Highlanders to march into Argyllshire to force peace in the King's name. I n May of 1685 Paul was with the Perthshire troop of horse commanded by Lord William Murray, u nder Lochiel. They were camped near Inveraray when one evening the Camerons mistook them fo r Argyll's men, and they attacked. Five gentlemen were killed, Paull Dog of Ballingrue, Pear son of Kippenrosse, Linton of Pittindreich, Napeir of Baluhapple, and a fifth unnamed. (MHP ) Paul's testament was recorded in the Dunblane Commissariat 13 Sept 1688 and 24 Oct 1700.

Paul made no will of his own, so this was a testament dative detailing his goods, debts, etc.
[Commissariot of Dunblane CC6/5/20]
In the first testament, we are told that Paul Doig of Ballengrew died in June 1685, and tha t his testament dative was given up by Margaret Drummond his relict spouse executrix dative a nd creditrix decerned and surrogate to him in place of the procurator fiscall. So she is exe cutrix as Paul Doig owed her money, to witt a just third of the whole household plenishings r eckoned at about £40, and provided by the said defunct in the Contract of marriage past betwi xt them 30 December 1679. Also for the sum of 200 merks money disburst by her for mourning o n the death of her husband. There is a detailed agricultural inventory then itemised amounti ng in worth to £180 3/4d. The debts owing to the dead in which there are no debts of other D oigs, are £165 5 shillings. So the Inventory and debts together amounted to £345 7 4d. The re was no division. Mr. Ninian Drummond of Glesingall was cautioner. This was confirmed o n 13 September 1688.

Will [SRO CC 6/5/20] Eik Paull Dog of Ballingrew
The testament dative and inventar ... to umqle Paul Dog of Ballingrew in the paroch of Kilmad ock and Commissary of Dunblane the tyme of his decease was in the month of July 1685 ... mad e and given up by Margaret Drummond his spouse ... the 13 September 1688 ... contract of marr iage ... of the date the thirtieth day of Decer 1679 ... of her umqll husband ... Robert Stew art of [Innerdonison?] dated 25 Nover 1682 ... Margaret Drummond .. 5 July 1686 ... Alexr Mit chell merchant in Doune and Andrew Garvock in ... Agnes [?] David and Elizabeth Dog only law ful children to the defunct and the D Margaret Drummond his relict and the tutors and curator s of the said David and Elizabeth Dog ... ... Inventar: ... ...

Will [SRO CC 6/5/21]
The testament dative and inventar of goods ... of money and others which pertained and were a ddebted to umqle Paull Dog of Ballingrew at the tyme of his decease which was in the month o f June anno ... eightie fyve yeares, faithfullie made and given up by David Dog now of Ballin grew his only lawfull son and execr dative as .... by the Commissary of Dunblane ... and of t he date of these presents more fullie proposed. Inventar: Imprimis ... ... by David Drumm ond of Innermay younger by bond iiij.... Lib ... by David Muschett of Calziehall [?] by bon d viij.. Lib ... by him ... David Muschett and Captain David Muschett of Boghall ... and seal d by bond viij Lib ... ... in communi forma Andrew Buchanan ... dated the 24th October 1700 y ears.

[Commissariot of Dunblane CC6/5/21 no72]
The Eik, confirmed on 24th October 1700, was given up by David Dog of Ballengrew, who must no w have been of age that is 21 to be the executor. More debts were owed to the deceased, by D avid Drummond of Innermay by bond £86, by Muschett of Calyehall by bond £800, Item more by th e said David Muschett as principall and Captain David Muschett of Boghall as Cautioner conjun ctly and severally by bond £800 of principle. Item by the said principall and cautioner of b ygone annual rents of the saids two, last principall soumes £1524. Sum of debts £3,110 the t hird part whereof is £1,036 13/4d
Confirmation was in the common form. Cautioner David Lyd. Confirmed 29 October 1700.

• Married: NOT MARRIED

1. Paul DOIG b: 1669 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland c: 27 May 1669 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland
2. Marion DOIG b: 1671 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland c: 4 Aug 1671 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland

• Married: ABT 1678 in Scotland

1. David DOIG b: 1679 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland c: 22 Mar 1679 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland

• Married: 30 Dec 1679 in Scotland
• Note: Date is for the contract of marriage, so the were likely married shortly after this time.

1. Jean DOIG b: 1681 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland c: 22 Jan 1681 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland
2. Elizabeth DOIG b: 1683 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland c: 26 Jul 1683 in Kilmadock, Perth, Scotland