| Administrative History | In 1791, James Park of Cranoch bequeathed money to the College for the education of two poor scholars.
In 1691, Dr Alexander Adam of Wester Anstruther in Fife, mortified several crofts of land for the education and maintenance of three bursars or poor scholars at the College.
In 1699, Mr William Watson, Minister at Leslie, mortified a sum for the maintenance of two Philosophy bursars at the College. |