David Schang

Before the Scottish Reformation, members of the Perth crafts paid for a banquet and a game of football when they were accepted as master craftsmen.

For Mary's formal Entry to Edinburgh stages and "triumphs" throughout the town were built by Patrick Schang and painted by Walter Binning.

[6] Patrick Schang was one the craftsmen who put their names to a band for the dissolution of the marriage of Mary, Queen of Scots and the Earl of Bothwell on 2 July 1567.

Others name include the goldsmith George Heriot (senior), the mason Thomas Jackson, James Young Deacon of the Hammermen, the tailor Alexander Sauchie, and the skinner Robert Abercromby.

He was found guilty of deception by pretending to have the ability to find lost objects by divination and taking money for consultations.