David of Langwell

David, the second son of John Sutherland in Rangag, is designed "of Langwell," and he may have been a wadsetter of these lands. He seems to have had several children, but we find notice only of his "eldest son," John, who was his executor, and who in 1678 granted an assignation in favour of James Sutherland of Ausdale, his cousin-german, of a bond for 600 merks which had been granted by his grand-uncle, James of Forse, to his "good sir," John in Rangag, and by him assigned to his son, David, the father of John Sutherland.

Sources: Henderson, J. (1884) Caithness Family History. Edinburgh: David Douglas.