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'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third regent to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).

== Sources ==

*[[Thomas Craufurd]], ''History of the University of Edinburgh, from 1580 to 1646: To Which is Prefixed the Charter Granted to the College by James VI of Scotland, in 1582'' (Edinburgh: Printed by A. Neill & Co., 1808)
*[[Sir Alexander Grant]], ''The Story of the University of Edinburgh during its First Three Hundred Years'', 2 vols (London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1884)
*Hew Scott, ''Fasti Ecclesiæ Scoticanæ: The Succession of Ministers in the Church of Scotland from the Reformation'', vol. I (Edinburgh: Oliver and Boyd, 1915)
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−	'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third ~~regent~~ to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock (1555-1599)\|Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).	+	'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third [[Opening of Edinburgh University, 1583#The Regenting System\|Regent]] to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock (1555-1599)\|Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).

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−	'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third regent to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).	+	'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third regent to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock (1555-1599)\|Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).

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 == Archives at Edinburgh University ==
-*Signatures, August 1587 (as student), 1 August 1590, 7 August 1594, 29 July 1598 (as regent), [[First Laureation & Degrees Album]], Edinburgh University Archives (EUA IN1/ADS/STA/1/1)
+*Signatory of Confession of Faith, 1585, [[First Laureation & Degrees Album]], Edinburgh University Archives (EUA IN1/ADS/STA/1/1)
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	'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third regent to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).		'''Charles Lumsden (ca. 1561-1630)''' was the third regent to be employed by the University of Edinburgh. In February 1586, the university re-opened after a nine-month closure due to an outbreak of plague. [[Duncan Nairn]] who was due to continue as Regent to the Second Year class, had died earlier in the month, and Lumsden was engaged in his stead. Lumsden demitted at the end of the university year, and was replaced by [[Adam Colt]]. The son of an Edinburgh tailor, Lumsden became Minister of Duddingston in 1588, and remained in post until his death in 1630. He published an English translation of [[Robert Rollock]]'s ''Exposition upon Some Select Psalms of David'' (1600).
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		+	*Signatures, August 1587 (as student), 1 August 1590, 7 August 1594, 29 July 1598 (as regent), [[First Laureation & Degrees Album]], Edinburgh University Archives (EUA IN1/ADS/STA/1/1)

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