drysdale connections

Possibly the three earliest official 'Drysdale' documents

I have three Drysdale Testaments from the Scotlandspeople website (two from 1546 and one from 1553) they may contain useful genealogical information which is relevant to the origins of the Drysdale Surname or they may be just an inventory of farm tools, chickens, pigs etc and who gets them.

I approached 4 professional transcribers to see if they could do anything and the consensus was that they were too difficult for them to tackle - untidy handwritten secretarie script combined with a combination of old scots and Latin language.   

The wills are 

ScotlandsPeople Dunblane - James Drisdall Testament 1546 2 shts
ScotlandsPeople Dunblane - John Drysdaill Testament 1546
ScotlandsPeople Dunblane - John Drysdall 1553 Tillicoultry 2 shts
If anybody would like to have a shot at transcription, or just download the pdfs for records purposes please feel free, I have included some shots of the first pages of the three wills for info:
 
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The pdfs are attached here also