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Hi Goldie,
Thank you for your reply, it's pleasant to read the effort you have put into your research..  Yea, 'Carriers' in Scotland 1800's etc. in the Judiciary 'business' Lawyers, Advocates, etc.  I have searched in this field in prior days, and found it difficult to trace persons, even on the periphery.  Canongate cemetery in Edinburgh, up market, is their place for interment, difficult to trace though as many of the grave-stones are badly weather worn, even on paper their names are scarce.  Definitely, not on 'account books', pity! as they are a godsend on many occasion.

If you enter Carriers in Scotland 1751 into Address Bar; 1751 In Scotland- Wikipedia.......Judiciary  appears.

Hi Goldie,
I read your blog with interest, but did expect John to be of wealth simply with him marrying the daughter of a Law Officer, i.e. Carrier in the Parish of Liberton.  This is a serious position within the Scottish Law.  A second thing was, there were two deaths for a John Suttie in Scoonie, your one which was on 15th March, 1837. and another John Suttie on 25th April 1837.  Lastly, Auchtermuchty is not in Perth, it is in Fife.  A few loose nails in the pocket of a man does not indicate he's a shop-keeper, he could have been fixing his pigeon loft.

I thought it only right to let you know what I knew, with no offence, but I do like to see, as myself too, getting our ancestry right.

I presume the word Trinal was an abbrev: of the word Tribunal  and the sentence in it's entirety would be found in The Royal Navy Queens Regulations. Her Majesty Queen Victoria of course.  i.e. 'Tribunal Of Service Refuted'. The date 1864.