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Scottish document CDS, v, no. 471c#Main timeline	1 April 1307 - Book of imprests of the wardrobe including expenses for wages, delivery of Scottish prisoners, prests, and others. Payment at Lanercost to Hugh de Ros
Scottish document CDS, v, no. 472aa#Main timeline	1 April 1307 - To Hugh de Ross for his winter robe, by account at Lanercost; to the same for his summer robe because he was out of court at Pentecost, by account as above.
Papal Regesta, Vol. CXXIX f. 200d#Main timeline	1 April 1341 - Pope Benedict XII to the bishop of Ross. Mandate to grant a dispensation to John de Berclay and Margaret de Graam, relict of Hugh, earl of Ross, widow, to intermarry, notwithstanding that they are connected in the third degree of affinity
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 2	1 April 1756 - Letter from Charles Robertson to Mr. David Monro Clerk of the Signet about Meikle Allan & Dingwall lands
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 168	1 February 1649 - Allexander Ros off Patkirye departit [this word inserted above line in different hand] was bureitt att Tane.
Northern Notes (Kindeace)#Timeline 3	1 February 1658 - Andrew ʻin Balmachyʼ acts as witness to document
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 19	1 February 1757 - Letter from Charles Robertson of Kindeace to David Monro about cattle & rent at Meikle Allan
Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 11 p. 111, William Ross#Timeline	1 January 1780 - Deed from William Penny of Mecklenburg County to William Ross of Mecklenburg County for 327 acres in on Coddle Crk in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 20	1 Jun 1538 - Ane Lettre of Tak maid to HUCHOUN ROS, his assignais and subtennentis ane or ma,—of all and haile the thre merk land of Brekauche , the v merkland of Auchnecloycht, the X merkland of Culich-meanych, and the myln of Crag mylne , with all thare pertinentis , lyand in the erldome of Ros , within the schiref dome of Inuernys , for the space of fyve zeris nixt efter his entre tharto , quhilk sal be at the feist of Witsonday nixt to cum efter the dait heirof , etc .; PAYAND zerlie for all the saidis landis xii lib . at tua termes in the zeire , and for the said myln xviii lib . of ferme , at termes usit and wont, allanerlie , etc. Per Signa turam . Gratis . (xld . ) xi. 93. At Sanctandrois
Ex Regto Joh. P. P. XXII. an. 1. ep. 3490#Main timeline	1 June 1317 - Pope John XXII to the bishop of Ross. Commission and mandate to grant a dispensation to Edward de Brux, earl of Catrik, and Isabella, daughter of William, earl of Ros, who being related in the fourth and third degrees of affinity have intermarried, to remain in the marriage they have contracted. (It is assumed that the marriage never took place.)
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 1	1 March 1517 - Hugh deceasing (as said is) was succeeded by his eldest sone, named Hugh, seventh of that name, and nynth person succeeding in the familie
Scottish document NRS, RS38/7/107#Main timeline	1 March 1710 - Sasine transferring lands to Andrew Ross & Margaret Gellie after the death of David Ross
Scottish document NRS, RS38/7/59#Main timeline	1 March 1710 - Sasine transferring lands to Andrew Ross & Margaret Gellie after the death of David Ross
Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 475#Main timeline	1 November 1370 - David, king of Scots, has approved, ratified, and confirmed that donation which Hugh Ross of Philorth made to Alexander Sinclair, son of the late Thomas Sinclair of the land of Easter Tyrie, Aberdeenshire; as contained in Hugh's charter; saving the king's service.
Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 476#Main timeline	1 November 1370 - David, king of Scots, has approved, ratified, and confirmed that donation which William, earl of Ross, made to Alexander Sinclair, son of Thomas Sinclair, of the whole davoch of Brae, Ross-shire, in the marsh of 'Fornewyr' in the sheriffdom of Inverness; as contained in Earl William's charter, saving the king's service.
NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/153/46#Main timeline	1 November 1699 - Discharge by George Viscount of Tarbatt to David Ross of Balblair for payment of the vicarage of the parishes of Fearn and Tarbatt, for the years 1696, 1697 and 1698, also for £96 as payment of the Vacant stipends of Crop 1698
Letter, Hugh Ross of Shandwick to John Ross of Philadelphia, October 1, 1764#Timeline 2	1 October 1764 - In a letter written by Hugh Ross of Shandwick to John Ross of Philadelphia, Hugh states that he knew John's cousin Andrew Ross Jr. and that he died without heirs.
Letter, Hugh Ross of Shandwick to John Ross of Philadelphia, October 1, 1764#Main timeline	1 October 1764 - Hugh Ross of Shandwick replied to John Ross of Philadelphia confirming that they were related and that he had been acquainted with his uncle Andrew and his son Andrew, both now dead. He informed John he was cadet of the decayed house of Balamuchy and included a copy an account of Shandwick's descent from the Earls of Ross prepared by George Crawford in 1729 and now referred to as the The Crawford tree.
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 637	1/1/1872 - Part of Hardin County lost Eagle Nest Island [Tennessee R.] to Decatur County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 636	1/1/1872 - Decatur County gained Eagle Nest Island [Tennessee R.]. from Hardin County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 615	1/24/1871 - Part of Hawkins County lost to Hamblen County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 614	1/24/1871 - Hamblen County gained from Hawkins County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 616	1/25/1871 - Part of Marshall County lost to Maury County to accommodate local residents
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 617	1/25/1871 - Maury County gained from Marshall County to accommodate local residents
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 619	1/26/1871 - Part of Scott County lost to Campbell County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 618	1/26/1871 - Campbell County gained from Scott County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 866	1/26/1905 - Part of Pickett County lost to Fentress County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 865	1/26/1905 - Fentress County gained from Pickett County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 621	1/28/1871 - Part of Wilson County lost to Rutherford County [repealed 29 Mar 1883]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 620	1/28/1871 - Rutherford County gained from Wilson County [repealed 29 Mar 1883]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 901	1/28/1919 - Part of Hamilton County lost to Marion County [repealed act of 30 Mar 1917 and 1 Jun 1917]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 902	1/28/1919 - Marion County gained from Hamilton County [repealed acts of 30 Mar 1917 and 1 Jun 1917]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 681	1/31/1879 - Part of Dickson County lost to Cheatham County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 680	1/31/1879 - Cheatham County gained from Dickson County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 907	1/5/1920 - Hamilton County gained all of James County; James County eliminated
Scottish document RLP, i, 91a#Main timeline	10 April 1209 - King John writes to W[illiam], king of Scots, expressing joy at his recovery, and comes to meet him at […]. He sends as an escort R[anulf], earl of Chester, W., earl of Ferrers, P. […], [Robert fitz] Roger, R[oger], constable of Chester, Robert de Ros and Eustace de Vescy. The king desires to confer with him and settle matters long discussed between them.
Scottish document Moray Reg., C.O., no. 19#Main timeline	10 August 1295 - Description of the extent of the lands of Kilravock and Easter Geddes which belong to Hugh de Ros, and Mariota, his spouse, at Invernairn in 1295, through the good, honest and faithful men of the country, viz.: by Robert the falconer, William thane of Moyness, Donald, thane of Cawdor, Thomas the hunter, Fergus the Judex, Alexander Husband (the husbandman?), John son of Duncan, Duncan of Urchany, Walter son of Thomas son of Neuini, Richard Mul, William Wood, John Orlet, Hugh son of William, Henry … of Kildrummie, Elias Juster. These men pledged by oath and declared their unanimous consent that the land of Kilravock, with all its pertinents, viz.: with the mill, brewery, quarellis (quarry?) and wood, is worth twenty-four pounds per year. Other the other hand, the land of Easter Geddes, with the mill and brewery, is worth twelve pounds per year, with the sum total of each land being thirty-six pounds.
Scottish document RMS, R. v fol. 64#Main timeline	10 August 1374 - Robert, etc., to all, etc. approved, etc., that donation and concession which William, Count of Rosse, our brother once made and granted to Hugh de Rosse his brother, of the lands of Balnegoune, Achauylle, and Corty, as well as of the annual rent of four pounds of Tarbarde with appurtenances, in the county of Rosse under the sheriff of Inverness. To hold and hold to William de Rosse, son and heir of the said former Hugh and his heirs in fee and inheritance, by all their rightful lands and divisions, as freely and quietly in all and by all as the charter of the said former earl to the said former Hugh then executed in himself justly contains and proportion · Save to us the ward and relief of the said lands and the rent whenever the ward or relief of the aforesaid county will be due to us as well as save to us our other services. In whose case, etc. Witnesses, etc. At Nude in Badenache.
Scottish document RMS, R. vi fol. 32#Main timeline	10 August 1374 - Robert, by the grace of God, king, etc., to all, etc. Be it known to us that he has approved, etc., that donation and grant which our brother William Earl of Rosse once made and granted to Hugh de Rosse his brother, of the lands of Balnegoune, Achehavil, and Corty, as well as of the yearly rent of four pounds from Tarbart with the appurtenances, in the county of Rosse under the sherrifdom of Invirnys. To hold and hold William de Rosse, son and heir of the said former Hugh and his heirs in fee and inheritance.
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 7	10 Jan 1530 - Preceptum Legitimationis ALEX ANDRI ROS et duorum suorum fratrum , in communi forma , etc. Per Signetum . xv s . ix . 25 . Apud Edinburgh
NRS catalogue entry GD93/21#Main timeline	10 January 1464 - Charter by John de Ile, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles, with consent of his whole council, giving granting and confirming to his natural brother Celestine de Isles the lands of Fernacostrech, eg, Auchnes, Spanegydill, Devachcarry, Plodd and Pulrossy, with pertinents, in the Earldom of Sutherland, within the sheriffdom of Innernys; to be held of the granter and his heirs by said Celestine and the heirs lawfully procreated or to be procreated betwixt him and Fynvola, daughter of Lachlan McGillean of Doward, whom failing the lawful heirs of said Celestine and any other wife in fee and heritage forever, by all their right marches, in woods, plains, meadows, moors, marshes, grazings and pastures, etc, with 'wrak' and 'waith', mills, etc, courts and their issues, herezelds, bloodwites, etc; rendering therefor to said earl and his successors 6 pennies Scots in name of blench-farm yearly if asked; with clause of warrandice. Sealed at the castle of Dingvale.
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 29	10 Jul 1539 - Preceptum Carte Feodifirme THOME ROS. [ R.M.S. iii . 1990. ] Per Signetum . Gratis. (Gratis. ) xiii. 12. Apud Sanctandrois
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 7	10 July 1756 - Memorial for Charles Robertson of Kindeace written by David Munro Writer to the Signet containing instructions for his visit to Meikle Allan
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 19	10 June 1488 - Jamis the tyrd ves slane at Banachburne
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 22	10 June 1803 - John Leith Ross of Arnage granted arms by the Lord Lyon
Scottish document RRS, iii, no. 148#Main timeline	10 March 1229 - King Alexander II for Margaret, his younger sister; has given, for her marriage, all his land of Tynedale, to be held for one hawk yearly at feast of St Michael, reserving to king the homages and services of William Comyn and William de Ros, and advowson of church of Simonburn. If he marries Margaret outside the kingdom, he will give her in exchange for Tynedale land which is of equivalent value in rents and services within kingdom; nor shall she lose sasine of Tynedale until she gains sasine of land provided in exchange.
Scottish document RRS, v, no. 86#Main timeline	10 March 1316 - Robert, king of Scots, has given to his beloved and faithful Hugh of Ross knight his whole burgh of Cromarty, Ross-shire, and the annual rent owed to us from William Mowat (de Monte Alto) his sheriff of the same place, holding in feu and heritage, saving the custom called malatout (maltolte).
Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 315#Main timeline	10 March 1364 - David, king of Scots, has approved, ratified, and confirmed that donation which his most beloved relative, William, earl of Ross, lord of Skye, made to his beloved and faithful man Alexander of Urquhart, sheriff of Cromarty, of a certain annual rent of 20 marks from the burgh of Cromarty, Ross-shire; in feu and heritage, as contained in the earl's charter or letter, saving the king's service.
NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/13/1#Main timeline	10 March 1579 - Charter of confirmation by King James VI, of two charters of sale made by Walter Urquhart, sheriff of Cromartie, to Elizabeth Ross, daughter of Hugh Ross of Kilrawok, in implement of a contract of marriage between them dated Kilrawok 31 August 1579. The one of the western half of the oxgate lands of Nether Pitnelie with two oxgates and a half of the lands of Ballkucht and the half of the three oxgate lands of Pittogarty, to her in liferent and to the heirs male of their bodies, and their assignees, - whom failing to the heirs male and assignees of the said Walter; to be held of the Crown for rendering the services due from said lands dated at Braye 13 September 1579. The other charter of the same date of the towns and lands of Wester Balblair, Auchmertyne, and Ballais Kailie, in the barony and shire of Cromartie, to her in liferent, and to the heirs male of their bodies, whom failing, to revert to the said Walter and his heirs male whomsoever, - to be held of the Crown for rendering the services due and wont. Given under the Great Seal at Stirling Castle.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/181#Timeline 1	10 May 1333 - Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of 4 davachs of the lands of Rarechys in earldom of Ross
NRS catalogue entry GD297/165#Main timeline	10 May 1333 - Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of 4 davachs of land of Rarechys in earldom of Ross. Witnesses: Mr Andrew, dean of Moray, William Lindors, chancellor of Ross, William Ross, granter's son and heir, Thomas Lythcou, William (torn) [Clerk]. At Balkomy.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/161#Main timeline	10 May 1333 - Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of the manor of Fylorth in earldom of Buchan, and demesne lands pertaining to granter and advocation of churches of Abbyrdone, of Thiry and Crechmund. Witnesses: Roger, bishop of Ross, Mr Andrew (Herdmanston), dean of Moray, Mr William Londors, chancellor of Ross, William Ross, granter's son and heir, Thomas Lythcou, John Ogstoun. At Balkomy.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/167#Main timeline	10 May 1333 - Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of all lands in hands of Margaret Ross excepting the manor of Kynedward. Witnesses: Roger, bishop of Ross, Mr Andrew, dean of Murray, William Londors, chancellor of Ross, William Ross, granter's son, and heir, William le Ross, John Ogstoun. At Balkomy.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/165#Timeline 1	10 May 1333 - Several charters are made on this date by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son. Each lists William Ross as granter's son and heir. This William was the last earl of Ross of this line. His brother Hugh of Rarichie was the 1st of the cadet branch of Balnagown. This is also the first we see of this family using Ross as a surname.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 9	10 May 1492 - Hugh Rose of Kilravock found to have hade three daughters ; the eldest named Isabel, contracted with John Calder, designed son and appearand heir to Wiliam Thane of Calder. This Isabel appears to have been daughter to Isabel Sutherland, his first spous
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 2	10 May 1529 - Ane Lettre maid to JOHNE ROS of Cragy, his airis and assignais of the gift of the malis, fermes , proffittis and dewiteis of all and sindry the landis of Segyden , myln of Kilfawnis , the Byne and Northleyis . . . liand in the barony of Kynfawnis and schirefdome of Perth , now occupiit and usit be Dauid Chalmer of Strathy , being in our soverane lordis handis and his predeces souris be the space of i° zeris sen the deces of umquhill Robert Ros of Cragy, than possessour of the saidis landis , etc. Per Signaturam Regis et thesaurarii subscriptam, etc. X S. viii . 51 . At Edinburgh
NRS catalogue entry RH1/2/258#Main timeline	10 November 1466 - John de Ila, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles, in favour of Farchard Owre, of Tulloch Delnye in the Earldom of Ross and Sheriffdom of Inverness. Dated at Dingwall.
Scottish document RMS, xiii, no. 186#Main timeline	10 November 1495 - James, King of the Scots, confirms the bank charter, “John de Yle, Earl of Ross, and the Lords of the Isles. and that, by early deliberation, our Council has agreed to give and confirm by this present charter to our dearest brother Hugh Alexander of the Isles, Lord of Slete, all and each of our underwritten lands, viz. thirty lands purchased from Skerehowg twelve lands purchased from Beanbeacla denarii de Gergremynis sixty denarii lands purchased from the Eastern part of Wist two denarii from Scolpic four denarii from Gremynis two denarii two denarii from Talawmartin six denarii from Orvinsaig half a denarii from Waynlis and half a denarii from the Isle of Gillegerre together with twenty lands eight mercantiles of Slete with their appurtenances lying in our possession of the Isles: To hold and have the whole and entire aforesaid lands with their appurtenances to the aforesaid Hugh and his heirs male between himself and Fynvol Alexander John of Ardnamurchan legitimately or illegitimately begotten or procreated and their legitimate heirs to whom all failing which is absent from his male heirs after the death of Finvole between Hugh himself and any other woman of our counsel as well as the counsel of our relatives viz. Donald de Insuli Lord de Dunnowaig and Glynnis Celestini de Insuli de Lochalche Lachlani M'Gilleoin de Doward and Alexander John de Ardnamurchan”
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1401#Main timeline	10 October 1303 - The king commands the constable of Berwick castle to receive William earl of Ros, whom Nicholas de Chilham, William de Tudenham, and Reginald le Lumbard, the king’s vallets in charge, will deliver to him, and assign the earl, his men, and these vallets, competent chambers and houses within the castle. Kynlos.
NRS catalogue entry GD137/3721#Main timeline	10 October 1444 - Precept by Alexander of the Isles, earl of Ross and lord of the Isles, in favour of Sir John Scrymgeour, constable of Dundee, of certain lands in the barony of Kincardine
NRS catalogue entry GD86/21#Main timeline	10 October 1457 - Charter under the Great Seal of James II whereby, in praise and honour of God Almighty, the Virgin Mary, St. Duthac the Confessor and all the Saints and for the salvation of the souls of James I, his father, Joan, Queen of Scots, his mother, and Mary, Queen of Scots, his consort, and also of his own soul and the souls of his children and all his predecessors and successors, and for the increase of divine worship, he grants to God and to St. Duthac and to the chaplain celebrating divine worship in the Collegiate Church of St. Duthac of Tayne for his sustentation the lands of Dunskaith with pertinents lying in the lordship of Ardmanach and sheriffdom of Innirnis, together with an annual-rent of two merks Scots from the freight and profits of the port and ferry of Croma[r]ty. To be held in pure and perpetual alms ad manum mortuam. The said chaplain when appointed to the church is to celebrate mass daily at the high altar for the foresaid souls and at the beginning of each mass to exhort the people to say a pater noster with a Salutacione Angelica and to be present in the choir at matins high mass and vespers cum nota in his habit like the other chaplains of the church; and if he should happen to be promoted to a better benefice so that he was unable to minister in the said service personally the said chaplainry was to become vacant and the presentation to pertain to the granter and his successors and the collation to the bishops of Ross. Witnesses, John, Bishop of Moray, George, Bishop of Brechin, Chancellor, Thomas, Bishop of Ross, and William, Bishop of Caithnes, John, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles, Alexander, Earl of Huntle, Lord Gordoune and Badzenach, Alexander, Lord Montgomerre, Patrick, Lord Glammys, James de Levingstoun of Calentar, Great Chamberlain, Robert, Lord Flemyng, William de Moravia of Tulibardin and Ninian Sprot, Comptrollers. At Innirnis
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 667	10/21/1875 - Part of Carter County lost to the creation of Unicoi County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 668	10/21/1875 - Part of Washington County lost to the creation of Unicoi County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 669	10/21/1875 - Unicoi County created from Carter County and Washington County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 630	10/26/1871 - Part of Claiborne County lost to Campbell County to accommodate local residents
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 629	10/26/1871 - Campbell County gained from Claiborne County to accommodate local residents
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/5385#Timeline 24	1086 - Count Alan holds 1½ hides in Wodtone, Broadwater Hundred, Hertford. Godwine holds of him. There is land for 4 ploughs. In demesne there can be 2 ploughs. There 3 bordars and cottars have 2 ploughs. There is meadow for 2 oxen, and pasture for the livestock. It is a was worth 20s ; TRE 30s. Godwine held this land of the Church of St. Peter ; he could not sell, but after his death it ought to have reverted to the church, as the hundred testifies. But his wife turned with this land by force to Eadgifu the Fair, and held it on the day when King Edward was alive and dead. From this land 16 acres were taken after the coming of King William, which now Anschtal de Ros holds under the archbishop, and yet Count Alan discharges the kings geld on them.
British document TNA, E 31/2/2/313#Timeline 40	1086 - In Bidenham, Flitton Hundred, Bedford, Ralph and Serlo de Ros hold of William 4 hides, less 1½ virgates. There is land for 4 ploughs. In demesne are 2 ploughs; and 6 villans have 2 ploughs. There are 2 bordars and 2 serfs, and 1 mill rending 10s, and meadow for 4 ploughs. It is worth 40s ; when received, 20s ; TRE 40s. 11 sokemen held this manor and they could give and sell their land to whom they wished. William states he has this land in exchange for Toddington.
British document TNA, E 31/2/2/280#Timeline 32	1086 - In Bidenham, Bedford, Serlo de Ros holds 1 hide of Hugh. There is land for 1 plough, and there is 1 plough, and 1 bordar and 1 serf, and meadow for 1 plough. It is and was always worth 10s. Alsige of Bromham, a man of Queen Edith, held this land he could give it to whom he wished.
British document TNA, E 31/2/2/281#Timeline 36	1086 - In Bruneham Serlo de Ros holds 6 hides of Hugh. There is land for 5 ploughs. In demesne are ploughs; and 16 villans have 4 ploughs. There are 5 bordars and 6 serfs, and 1 mill rendering 20s and 125 ells, meadow for 5 ploughs, and woodland for 40 pigs. All together it is worth 7l ; when reeived, 100s ; TRE 4l. Alsige, a man of Queen Edith, held this land could sell.
British document TNA, E 31/1/2/2096#Timeline 44	1086 - In Bastwic, Walsham Hundred, Norfolk, Godric, a free man in commendation, held TRE 30 acres. And he was a man of Godric of Ross. Now Ralph de Beaufort holds him. There are 4 acres of meadow. There has always been 1 plough between himself and the men. It has always been worth 4s., less 4d.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/163#Timeline 3	1086 - In the same vill the same Anschitel has 1 manor of the bishop. It is assessed at half a sulung. There is land for 1½ ploughs. There are 5 villans and 5 bordars, and 1 mill rendering 20s. There are 3 acres of meadow and 1 serf. The whole manor was worth 60s ; and now 70s. Osgeard held it of King Edward.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/455#Timeline 18	1086 - The whole manor Newetone in Milton Hundred, Kent, TRE was worth 40l ; and afterwards 36l ; now 34l. The archbishop has from it 5l ; and the Bishop of Bayeux has 3 danes. It is worth 40s. Of the land of this manor Gotsfrid de Ros holds 1 yoke, and it is worth 10s. Adam fitzHubert has as much woodland as 40d a year come from.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/378#Timeline 15	1086 - The abbot himself holds Esmerefel in Wye Hundred, Kent, and Anschitil holds of him. It is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land for 1 plough; and there is 1 plough in demesne, with 5 bordars, and 6 acres of meadow. There is woodland for 10 pigs. TRE it was worth 40s; and afterwards 20s ; now 40s.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/186#Timeline 6	1086 - The same Anschitel holds 1 sulung of the bishop in the same manor. There is land for 3 ploughs, and 8 villans with 2 ploughs. There is 1 serf, and 8 acres of meadow, and half a mill rendering 5s, and woodland for 15 pigs. The whole manor was worth 4l ; and now 100s. Aleward held if or Harold. These 4 manors are now held as 1 manor.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/186#Timeline 5	1086 - The same Anschitel holds half a sulung of the biship in the same manor. There is land for 1 plough, and there is 1 plough in demesne; and 8 fillans with 6 bordars have 1 plough. There is a mill rendering 15s, and 9 acres of meadow, and woodland for 5 pigs. The whole manor was worth 40s ; and now 60s. Ordling held it of the king.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/191#Timeline 10	1086 - The same Anschitel de Ros holds another Craie of the bishop. It is assessed at half a sulung. There is land [...]. In demesne is 1 plough; and 7 villans with 5 bordars have 1 plough. There is 1 mill rendering 4d, and 5 serfs, and woodland for 7 pigs. TRE, and afterwards, it was worth 4l; and now 3l. These 2 estates were 2 manors TRE and are now 1 manor. Alwine held them of Æthelnoth Cild.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/168#Timeline 4	1086 - The same Anschitel holds Hortune in Axton Hundred of the bishop. It is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land for 3 ploughs, and there are 4 bordars, and 1 mill rendering 5s, and 6 acres of meadow. There is a church, and woodland for 3 pigs. The king has a recent gift from from the bishop as much woodland of this manor as is worth 5s. The whole manor was worth 4l ; and now 6l. Godel held it of Beorhtsige and could turn where he wished with this land.
Brittish document TNA, E 31/2/1/195#Timeline 11	1086 - Anschitil holds Elentun near Maidstone, Larkfield Hundred, Kent, of the bishop. It is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land for 3 ploughs. In demesne are plougs; and 15 villans with 2 bordans have 1½ ploughs. There is a church, and 2 serfs, and half a mill, and 1 dene rendering 15s, woodland for 8 pigs, and 1 acre of meadow. TRE it was worth 100s ; when received, 60s ; now 100s. Wulfric held it of Æthelnoth Cild.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/261#Timeline 13	1086 - Anschitel de Ros holds 3 sulungs of Hou and he has there in demesne 1 plough; and 5 villans with 1 cottars have 1½ ploughs. There are 5 serfs, and 1 mill rendering 10s, and 12 acres of meadow, and 2 fisheries rendering 5s. TRE, and afterwards, it was worth 6l ; now 6l5s.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/180#Timeline 9	1086 - Anschitel de Ros holds [?North] Craie in Helmestrei Hundred of the bishop. It is assessed at half a sulung. There is alnd [...]. In demesne is 1 plough; and 7 villans with 6 bordars have 1 plough. There is a church, and 1 acre of meadow and 3 acres of pasture. TRE, and afterwards, it was worth 4l; and now 3l. Leofric held it of King Edward.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/163#Timeline 2	1086 - Anschitel de Ros holds Tarent in Axton Hundred of the bishop. It is assessed at half a sulung. There is land for 1½ ploughs. In demesne is 1 plough; and 4 villans with 4 bordars have 1 plough. there are 3 acres of meadow, and 2 mills rendering 18s, and woodland for 3 pigs. The king has of this manor as a recent gift from the bishop what is worth 10d. The whole manor was and is worth 100s. Ælfric held it of King Edward.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/923#Timeline 20	1086 - Anschitel de Ros holds of the bishop Tatelefelle in Tandridge Hundred, Surrey. Ælfric held it of King Edward. Then, as now, it was assessed at half a hide. There is land [...]. In demesne is 1 plough; and 5 villans and 9 bordars with 1 plough. There are 12 serfs. TRE it was worth 30s ; and afterwards 40s ; now 60s.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/357#Timeline 14	1086 - Anschtal de Ros hold of the bishop's fief Acres, in Loningbrough Hundred, which 2 brothers held and each had a hall. It is now 1 manor and is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land for 2 ploughs. In demesne are 1½ ploughs; and 5 villans with 5 bordars have 1 plough. There is woodland for 10 pigs, and a church. TRE it was worth 40s; and afterwards 30s; now 60s.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/5603#Timeline 28	1086 - Ansgot de Ros holds of the bishop Prestone in Rowley Hundred, Buckingham. It is assessed at 15 hides. There is land for 8 ploughs. In demesne are 3 ploughs ; and 11 villeins with 7 bordars have 5 ploughs. There are 6 serfs, and 1 mill rendering 32d, meadow for 8 ploughs, woodland for 200 swine. It is worth 100 shillings; when received 4 pounds; T.R.E. as much. This manor Wiglaf, a man of Earl Leofwine, held and could sell.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/170#Timeline 1	1086 - Gotsfrid de Ros holds Lolingestone in Axton Hundred, Kent. It is assessed at 1 sulung. There is land [...]. In demesne is 1 plough ; and 4 villans with 1 cottar have 2 ploughs. There are 7 serfs and 6 acres of pasture, and woodland for 20 pigs. When received, it was worth 60s ; and now 100s. The king has in his own hand what is worth 10s. Beorhtsige Cild held it of king Edward.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/244#Timeline 12	1086 - Gotsfrid de Ros holds Oteham in Kent of the bishop. It is assessed at 1 sulung and 1 yoke. There is land for 2½ ploughs. In demesne is 1 plough; and 9 villans with 3 bordars have 1 plough. There is a church, and serfs, and 1 mill rendering 5s, and 3 acres of meadow, and woodland for 8 pigs. TRE it was worth 4l ; when received, 3l ; now 4l. Alwine held it of King Edward.
British document TNA, E 31/2/1/189#Timeline 8	1086 - Gotsfrid de Ros holds Lasela in Helmestrei Hundred, Kent, of the bishop. It is assessed at 7 sulungs There is land [...]. In demesne are 3 ploughs; and 31 villans with 14 bordars have 16 ploughs. There are 10 serfs and 1 fishery rendering 90 eels, and woodland for 75 pigs. The whole manor was worth 30l TRE; when received, 1l ' and now what Geoffrey hold, 24l ; what Richard of Tonbridge holds in his lowly is valued at 6l; what the king holds of this manor, 22s. Beorhtsige Cild held it of King Edward.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 82	11 January 1581 - Ane honorabill man Andrew Munro of Cullinald decesit
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1938#Main timeline	11 June 1307 - Letters patent by Aymer de Valence commands James de Dalilegh to deliver to Sir David of Atholl, certain victuals, and to other named persons, including Hugh de Ros.
Letter, Mr. Stodart to General Read, January 3, 1873#Timeline 2	11 March 1709 - David Ross of Balblair disponed the Mansion House and the Wester half of Balblair in life rent to his wife Margaret
Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)#Timeline 6	11 May 1336 - Williame was made erll efter returning from his exyle in Norroway, upon Friday, before Whitsonday
NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/79/8#Main timeline	12 April 1463 - Charter by John of Yle Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles to his Lovite and native Squire Donald Corbatt of the Lands of Easter Arde with the pertinents in the Earldom of Ross and Shire of Inverness which belonged heritably to the deceased John Tullach and were resigned by him into the Granter's hands to be held by the said Donald Corbatt and his heirs whom failing by Margaret Corbatt his Daughter and the heirs begotten between her and the foresaid John Tullach of the Granter and his heirs and successors Earls of Ross in feu and heritage for ever for rendering yearly three suits at the three head Courts to be held at Kynnardy. Sealed with the Granters Seal and dated at Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 93	12 April 1592 - Katharene McKenze departit in Daan and wes erdit on ye morue in Ferne: sche beand Lady of Balnagown.
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 21	12 February 1757 - Letter from Charles Robertson of Kindeace to David Monro of Allan, W.S. about affairs at Meikle Allan
Scottish document Foedera, i, II, 756#Main timeline	12 June 1291 - The Edward, King of England, Lord of Ireland, & Duke of Guyenne agrees to settle the question in dispute relative to the crown within the realm of Scotland. The nobles and high men, Florenz Counte de Holland, Robert de Bruys Lord of Val de Anaund, Johan de Balilol Lord of Gaweye, Johan de Hastinges, Lord of Bergeveny, Johan Comyn Lord of Badenagh, Patriks of Dumbar Counte de la Marche, Johan de Vescy for his father, Nichole de Soules, & Guillam de Ros claimants right in the realm of Scotland
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 136	12 June 1624 - William Ros of Annat perished on ye water of Oikell and was buried in Ferne.
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 17	12 June 1767 - David Ross of Priesthill granted arms by the Lord Lyon
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 24	12 Mar 1539 - Preceptum Carte ANDREE SCHAW, filii et heredis apparentis Johannis Schaw de Polkem mett, et HELENE ROS ejus sponse. [ R. M.S. iii. 1939. ] Per Signetum. x 8. (xld . ) xii . 82. Apud Linlithgow
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 10	12 March 1498 - Hugh Rose of Kilravock hade a second daughter, named Helen, contracted with James Gordon of Ardbrylick. Her tocher was 100 merks, payable ten punds at Whitsunday, ten punds at Martinmas, &c., till it were compleated. She appears also to have been daughter to Isabel Sutherland, his first spous.
Scottish document Liber Insule Missarum, no. 26#Timeline 2	12 May 1334 - Charter by King David II. ratifying and engrossing a charter of Malis Earl of Caithness dated 8 May 1334
Scottish document Suther., no. 20#Main timeline	12 May 1362 - David, king of Scots, has inspected a charter of Malise, earl of Strathearn, Caithness and Orkney, giving the marriage of his daughter Isabel to William earl of Ross, dated at Inverness, 28 May, 1344. The king approves and ratifies this charter.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 108	12 May 1604 - Departitt Jane Ros Ledi off Kintaill.
NRS catalogue entry GD124/1/111#Main timeline	12 November 1358 - Inspection by King David II of charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, lord of Garviauch, to his ally Sir Robert de Erskyne, Kt, and his kinswoman Lady Christian de Keth, Robert's spouse, of lands in lordship of Garviauch. Witnesses - William, Bishop of St Andrews, Patrick, Bishop of Brechin, Chancellor, Robert, Steward of Scotland, Earl of Stratheryn [Strathearn], King's nephew, William, Earl of Ross, his kinsman, William de Cunyngham [Cunningham], William de Levyngstoun [Livingstone], Hugh de Eglyntoun [Eglinton], Kts. At Scone, in full Parliament.
NRS catalogue entry GD90/1/26#Main timeline	12 November 1361 - Charter by David II. confirming Charter, dated at Innernes 28 May 1344, by Malise, Earl of the earldom of Stratharne, Caithness and Orkney, granting his daughter Isabella in marriage to William, Earl of Ross, and constituting her his heir and successor in the earldom of Caithness
NRS catalogue entry GD297/199#Main timeline	12 October 1457 - Great seal charter confirming privileges of the collegiate church of Tain
NRS catalogue entry GD71/135#Main timeline	12 October 1727 - Assignation by Bessie Ross, relict of Joseph Monro, sometime of Nether Allan, with consent of Alexander Stroanach, mason in Seafield, her present husband, in favour of Evan Baillie, writer in Inverness, of an annualrent on 1800 merks and half the conquest and moveables pertaining to the said Joseph Monro contained in and due to the said Bessie Ross by contract of marriage dated 29 January 1695, and also £84 disbursed by the said Bessie Monro on the funeral of said Joseph Monro
Scottish document Strathearn, Add. Chrs., no. 13#Main timeline	12 September 1232 - Agreement is formed between Andrew, bishop of Moray, on one side, with the counsel and consent of the dean and chapter of the church of Moray, and Gillebrigte, son of Gillebrigte late earl of Strathearn, on the other, whereby Gillebrigte will hold at feuferme from the bishop one half davoch of ‘Kyncarny’. Witnessed by domino ·S· decano Moraviensis ecclesie · magistro ·W· precentore · Ranulpho archidiacono · Willelmo cancellario · Gylberto de Bradhouche · ·N· monacho vallis crescentis · Petro et Johanne clericis nostris · Symone de Orreby · R· camerario · W· de Sutherlandia · W· filio ·F· comitis de Ros
Scottish document CDS, v, no. 492a#Timeline 1	12 September 1306 - From the Account Book of John de Sandale, chamberlain of Scotland, Payments to ships taking stores from Berwick, as follows: 100 qrs. wheat, to William Byset, constable of Stirling
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 649	12/1/1872 - Part of Trousdale County lost to Macon County and Smith County when the Tennessee Supreme Court declared Trousdale County boundaries null and void
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 647	12/1/1872 - Macon County gained from Trousdale County when Tennessee Supreme Court declared Trousdale County boundaries null and void
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 648	12/1/1872 - Smith County gained from Trousdale County when Tennessee Supreme Court declared Trousdale County boundaries null and void
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 663	12/1/1874 - Part of Houston County lost to Humphreys County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 664	12/1/1874 - Humphreys County gained from Houston County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 889	12/1/1913 - Putnam County exchanged with Smith County when Tennessee Supreme Court overturned acts of 7 Jul 1870, 24 Mar 1873, 24 Mar 1877, 6 Apr 1881, 19 Mar 1883, 8 Apr 1895, 29 Apr 1897, and 13 Apr 1905 [map depicts net changes in Putnam County-Smith County line 1867-1913]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 890	12/1/1913 - Smith County exchanged with Putnam County when Tennessee Supreme Court overturned acts of 7 Jul 1870, 24 Mar 1873, 24 Mar 1877, 6 Apr 1881, 19 Mar 1883, 8 Apr 1895, 29 Apr 1897, and 13 Apr 1905 [map depicts net changes in Smith County-Putnam County line 1867-1913]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 631	12/15/1871 - Part of Campbell County lost to Scott County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 632	12/15/1871 - Scott County gained from Campbell County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 634	12/16/1871 - Part of Hancock County lost to Hawkins County [overturned by Tennessee Supreme Court Sep 1885]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 633	12/16/1871 - Hamblen County exchanged with Hawkins County to accommodate local residents [[[Hamblen County, Tennessee|Hamblen County]]'s gain from Hawkins County repealed 19 Mar 1883]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 635	12/16/1871 - Hawkins County gained from Hancock County [overturned by Tennessee Supreme Court Sep 1885]. Hawkins County exchanged with Hamblen County to accommodate local residents [[[Hamblen County, Tennessee|Hamblen County]]'s gain from Hawkins County repealed 19 Mar 1883]
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 940	12/19/1931 - Dyer County gained small area from Gibson County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 941	12/19/1931 - Gibson County lost small area to Dyer County to accommodate local residents
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 572	12/7/1869 - Part of Hickman County lost to re-creation of Lewis County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 573	12/7/1869 - Part of Lawrence County lost to re-creation of Lewis County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 574	12/7/1869 - Part of Maury County lost to re-creation of Lewis County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 575	12/7/1869 - Part of Wayne County lost to re-creation of Lewis County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 576	12/7/1869 - Lewis County re-created from Hickman County, Lawrence County, Maury County, and Wayne County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 611	12/7/1870 - Part of Jackson County lost to the creation of Clay County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 612	12/7/1870 - Part of Overton County lost to the creation of Clay County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 613	12/7/1870 - Clay County created from Jackson County and Overton County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 577	12/9/1869 - Part of Cheatham County lost to Davidson County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 579	12/9/1869 - Part of Montgomery County lost to Robertson County
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 578	12/9/1869 - Davidson County gained from Cheatham County to accommodate local resident
Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (Tennessee)#Timeline 580	12/9/1869 - Robertson County gained from Montgomery County
Scottish document Moray Reg., no. 85#Main timeline	1234 - Agreement between Andrew, bishop of Moray, and Walter Comyn, earl of Menteith, with the consent of the chapter of Moray, over certain portions of land that the bishop said pertained to a half davoch of the church of Kincardine. Witnessed by domini Abbatis de Hy · fratris Alani monachi · nobilium virorum doinini ·P· comitis de Ros · domini Willelmi Prath' · domini ·M· de Alto monte vicecomitis de Inuernys · domini Alexandri de Strinelyn · domini Merleſſani filii Comitis · domini Alexandri Ruffy · Fercardi filii Seth
Scottish document Moray Reg., no. 86#Main timeline	1234 - Agreement between the chapter of Moray, and Sir Alexander of Stirling. Alexander and his heirs by his wife, the daughter of Sir Freskin of Kerdal, will hold at feuferme of the chapter a half davoch of land that they have at Daviot, Inverness-shire. Witnessed by domini ·F· comitis de Roſſ · et domini ·M· de Alto monte vicecomitis de Inuernys · Willelmi Prath’ · domini Alexandri Ruffi · domini Merlefueyni · Fercardi ſeneſcalli de Badenach · Edwardi ſeneſcalli de Lochabyr · Johannis et Johannis clericorum Epiſcopi · et aliorum
Scotichronicon (Lib. IX, Cap. XLIX)#Main timeline	1235 - Alexander king of Scotland, having collected an army, entered Galloway, to conquer the land, and to take vengeance on the rebels. The natives, finding that, while the king and his army were resting in their huts, coming out of the mountains and valleys, unexpectedly joined the king. For the place was full of marshes, and the grass was thin and beautiful, and gave them no little confidence. On whom earl of Ross Machentagard, having attacked with great force in the rear, drove away many of them, and forced many to flee.
Scottish document RRS, iii, no. 259#Main timeline	1237 - King Alexander and barons, the earl of Strathearn, earl of Lennox, earl of Angus, earl of Mar, earl of Atholl, earl of Ross, earl of Caithness, earl of Buchan, earl of Winchester, earl of Oxford, earl of Fife, and earl of Menteith, to Pope Gregory (IX); inform him that they have sworn in presence of Cardinal Otto, papal legate in England, Scotland and Ireland, and have prepared their charter, which remains in chirograph between themselves and lord king of England. They subject themselves to papal jurisdiction, to be enforced by any suffragan of archbishop of Canterbury.
NRS catalogue entry GD1/88/5#Main timeline	1249 to 1271 - Charter by William de Monte Alto to David de Donouen of a davach of land in Feruenes, Cromarty, among the other davachs of Feruenes in tenement of Crumbauthin, lying next but one davach to castle of Crumbauthin (in excambion for land of Kyppen which said William's father gave to said David for his homage and service, and for 2 marks of land in land of Donouen which said David held of his brother), to be held in fee and heritage, for reddendo of 2 marks of silver annually and performing king's forinsec service pertaining to that davach, with provision that if said William fails to warrant said davach to grantee or his heirs said William shall provide land of same value at sight of lawful men (per visum proborum hominum). Witnesses - Sir Robert, bishop of Ross, Sir William, earl of Ross, Sir William French (Francisco), Sir William son of Augustine, Sir John, vicar of Innernes, Geoffrey Sures, burgess of Innernes, Malcolm, clerk.
King Haco's Expedition (MCCLXII)#Timeline 1	1262 - In summer there came letters from the Kings of the Hebrides in the Western seas. They complain'd much of the hostilities which the Earl of Ross, Kiarnach, the son of Mac-Camal, and other Scots committed in the Hebrides when they went out to Sky. They burned villages, and churches, and they killed great numbers both of men and women. They affirmed, that the Scotch had even taken the small children, and, raising them on the points of their spears, shook them till they fell down to their hands, when they threw them away lifeless on the ground. They said also, that the Scottish King purposed to subdue all the Hebrides, if life was granted him.
Scottish document Rose of Kilravock, 109-11#Main timeline	1294 - This agreement is made at Lovat in the Aird, between Hugh de Ros and Mary, his spouse, on the one hand, and Sir David of Graham, the knight, on the other, viz: that Hugh and Mary unanimously granted, leased at ferme, and gave to Sir David of Graham one davoch of land in the tenement of ‘Edirdowyr’, viz.: that whole davoch which is called Kilcoy, with all the pertinents, liberties, rights and easements pertaining to the land, to be held and had by David and his heirs or assignees until the end of eight years, with the first year beginning at Pentecost in 1294. Thenceforth, David and his heirs or assignees are to render during the first four years [of the agreement] two pennies of sterling per year to Hugh of Rose and his heirs or assignees, viz.: one penny is to be rendered after the feast of Pentecost, and one penny after the feast of St Martin in winter, and they are to render during the final four years, eight marks of sterling at two times of the year (i.e. Pentecost and St Martin), for all service, custom, or secular demand. Hugh and Mary reserve their wood of Kilcoy, along with one acre of land which John called Dalt formerly held; so that Sir David and his heirs or his assignees and his men may have and take from the wood to burn and to build according to their will in the land of Kilcoy. Conditions and penalties are stipulated in case of war or failure in the terms of any of the aforesaid. Hugh and Mary promise warrandice and stipulate that on the completion of the eight years the land is to revert to them.
Chronicon domini Hemingburgh (Chronicon)#Timeline 1	1296 - Death of Robert de Roos.
Scottish document CDS, v, no. 366#Main timeline	13 April 1304 - Draft privy seal writ from King Edward I to William, earl of Ross. The men of the barony of Urquhart which is of the inheritance of William de Soulis, who is in the king’s peace and faith, have made fine to William of 8 milch cows and 40 ‘marters’
Scottish document CDS, v, no. 365#Main timeline	13 April 1304 - Draft writ from King Edward I to the sheriff of Edinburgh. At the king's command, William, earl of Ross, was again given seisin of the lands in the sheriffdom which he held as his wife's inheritance at the beginning of the first Scottish war. Sir Thomas de Morham had seisin of them, and has been uplifting the fermes and other issues after the earl was given seisin, also pulling down houses and committing other destruction. The sheriff is not to allow this and is to see that amends are made to the earl for any injury done. Beaupre.
Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)#Timeline 7	13 August 1333 - For the defence of the realme depairtit Hew, erll of Ross, in the conflict of Hildonhill besyde Berwike. Unto quhome succeidit Wilhame the third his sone, oy to King Robert Steuart, was quha efter lang banishment in Norroway, came hame to his awin, and fand his men convertit to the obedience of England, quha manfullie gatherit ane great armie and invadit the toun of Pearth, quhair Englishmen was, and drew watter frome them, quhilk constrainit thame to depart furth out of the said town for ever.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/179#Main timeline	13 August 1398 - Charter by Alexander Lesly, earl of Ross, son and heir of Lady Euphemia, sometime countess of Ross, to Walter Ross, laird of Rarechys, his cousin, of lands of the two Aygass in Strathglass and a whole davach of land in Cullyns in the loch (marasium) of Delgyny. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, Adam, abbot of Ferne, Sir George Lesly, kt., John Urchard, sheriff of Cromboty, Hugh Munro, Alexander McCulach, John Terrell. At granter's castle of Dyngwall.
Scottish document CDS, iii, no. 29#Main timeline	13 December 1307 - The king, being about to set out to Boulogne, begs the clergy of Scotland to keep peace in that realm. Westminster. Addressed to the bishops of Aberdeen, Dunkeld, Ross, Brechin, Whithorn and Caithness, the abbots of Melrose, Jedburgh, Kelso, Holyrood, Newbattle, Dunfermline, Scone, Coupar Angus and Arbroath and the prior of St Andrews. Similar to the nobles and to be obedient to the earl of Richmond. Westminster. Addressed to: John Comyn, earl of Buchan, Patrick of Dunbar, earl of March, William, earl of Ross, Robert de Umfraville, earl of Angus, John of Menteith, earl of Lennox, Patrick, son of the earl of March, James Steward of Scotland, Alexander of Abernethy, John de Vaux, Edmond Comyn, David of Brechin, Robert of Keith, Henry Sinclair, David of Graham, John of Graham, Adam of Gordon, Henry of Halliburton, Duncan of Frendraught, Alexander of Argyll, Reginald le Cheyne, Dougal Macdowell, Gilbert of Glencarnie, senior, Gilbert of Glencarnie, junior, Hugh son of the earl of Ross, John of Argyll and William Bisset.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 12	13 February 1523 - Strict bond of amitie and friendship betwixt Sir John Campbell of Calder (who married the heretrix thereof) and Hugh Rose of Kilravock, for them and ther heirs
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 96	13 January 1575 - Ane honorabil man Huchon Ross of Tolle decessit quhom God assolze.
Scottish document Foedera, iii, I, 281#Main timeline	13 July 1354 - Agreement between the English and Scottish commissioners for the ransom of Sir David de Bruis for 90,000 marks sterling, payable in 9 years, during which time there is to be a truce, including Sir Edward de Balliol and all the other allies and adherents of the K. of England. Twenty hostages to be given for payment, viz., the sons and heirs of the Earls of Sutherland and March, the heir of the Earl of Wigton, the heir or brother of Sir William de Conyngham, the sons and heirs of Sir William More and Sir David de Graham, William son of Sir William de Levyngston, the softs and heirs of Sir Robert de Erskyn, of Sir Thomas Somervylle, of Sir John de Danieliston, of Sir Thomas Bysett, of Sir Andrew de Valence, of Sir Adam de Foulertone, of Sir John Steward of Derneley, and of Sir Roger de Kyrkpatrik ; one of the sons of John de Berkelay,the sons and heirs of John Kenedy, John Gray, of Sir David de Wemys, and of Sir William del Hay lord of Loehorwart. Among the hostages proposed was the son and heir of the Earl of Ross, when he was of an age to travel, or the brother of the said Earl. Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Scottish document Rot. Scot., i, 1a (1)#Main timeline	13 June 1291 - King Edward writes to John Soulis, constable of Berwick castle, with the common assent of William, bishop of St Andrews, Robert, bishop of Glasgow, John Comyn [of Badenoch], and James, steward of Scotland, guardians of the kingdom of Scotland, and nine named claimants to the throne, commanding him to deliver the castle of Berwick to Walter Beauchamp his steward. Consentors: Williame, Roberd, Johan Comyn, James, Florence, Roberd de Bruys, Johan de Baillol, Johan de Hastinges, Patrik de Dunbar, Johan Comyn, Johan de Vescy, Williame de Ros, Nicolas de Soules
Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 2	13 Mar 1772 - Birth of Elizabeth Haws
Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 2	13 Mar 1772 - Birth of Elizabeth Haws
Scottish document CDS, v, no. 472q#Timeline 1	13 March 1308 - From the Account Book of John of Droxford, keeper of the Wardrobe, for receipts and expenses, To Walter, son of the earl of Ross, scholar in Cambridge, for his expenses during the Scottish war, paid by the sheriff of Cambs and Hunts, London, 10 marks.
Scottish document Laing Charters, box 65, no. 2544#Timeline 2	13 March 1671 - Inverness, assignation and obligation by which John Polson of Merkinsche assigned to Robert Barbour, merchant in Inverness, 2000 of 3000 merks, due by Hector Douglas of Muldearg, as principal, and the late James Douglas of Little Rany and James Corbat of Ballnagall, on a bond dated 26th September 1666, in favour of Marion Ros, relict of the late Thomas Polson, some time in Meikle Allan, in liferent, and John Polson in fee—a bond which in turn Marion Ros assigned to John Polson— the sum of 2000 merks, being secured over the two mills of Fearn, with the mill-crofts, multures, etc., lying in the abbacy of Fearn and sheriffdom of Ross.
NRS catalogue entry GD176/2#Main timeline	13 November 1447 - Charter by Alexander de Yle, Earl of Ross, and Lord of the Isles, to Malcolm Mackintosh, of the office of bailie or steward of the lordship of Lochaber, with remainder to his heirs-male for ever. Dated at the Castle of Dingwall.
Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 12	13 Oct 1809 - Birth of Asa Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws, in America
Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 12	13 Oct 1809 - Birth of Asa Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws, in America
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 4	13 October 1503 - Hugh Rose of Kilravock mariage contract to Agnes Urquhart, daughter to Mr. Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie, was ratified at Cullan
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 14	13 October 1756 - Letter from Charles Robertson to David Monro acquinting there is 21 oxen on his grass & discussing the canal
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 30	13 Sep 1539 - Preceptum Carte Confirmationis JOHANNIS ROS de Cragy. [R.M.S. iii. 2019.] Per Signetum. Gratis. (Gratis.) xiii. 29. Apud Stirling
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 39	13 Sep 1541 - Preceptum Carte THOME ROS, filii et heredis apparentis dilecti familiaris servitoris regis Johannis Ros de Cragy. [ R. M.S. iii . 2448. ] Per Signetum. Gratis. xv. 38 . Apud Falkland
Scottish document RMS, L. i fol. 162#Main timeline	13 September 1366 - David, king of Scots, has given his beloved and faithful Walter of Leslie knight, and Euphemia of Ross, his wife, the king's relative, for his homage and service, all of New Forest in the sheriffdom of Dumfries, and their legitimate male heirs, in one integral and free barony, in feu and heritage, with bondsmen and bondages, neyfs and their offspring, with pit and gallows, sake and soke, toll and team and infangenthef, as freely as any barony, for homage and forinsec service owed to the king.
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1632#Main timeline	1304 - Again the said earl of Ross having laboured in his ward under the king’s commands, especially in these foreign isles, to do justice, and not yet had any allowance for himself or his servants, prays the king for his pleasure in this matter.
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1633#Main timeline	1304 - John, earl of Atholl, prays the king to supersede his order to deliver the castle of Aboyne to Sir Alexander Comyn till he is better advised, for the land around it is savage and full of evil-doers, and the king has no other fortress where the country or his servants may be in safety to keep the peace; and Sir Alexander has two of the strongest castles in the country already, that is, those of Urquhart and Tarradale, and may commit his prisoners to the castle of Aberdeen at his pleasure. Besides, the earl of Ross and the bishop of Ross have informed the earl that Lachlan and his friends have ordered that each davoch of land shall furnish a galley of 20 oars. Therefore it appears to the earl and others that it will not be good to deliver Aboyne Castle to any till they see what Lachlan and his friends will do, the other castles named above being enough for Sir Alexander.
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1631#Main timeline	1304 - William, earl of Ross shows the king that as the ‘foreign isles’ of Scotland and their ‘chieftains’ were quite opposed and disobedient to King John, he commanded him to make war on them, wherein he spent £1,000 and more of his own, but took Llewellyn and the other chieftains and brought them to King John’s will; for which costs and expenses the king leased him in feu ferme the lands of Dingwall and Ferintosh, at the same rent as in King Alexander’s time. Wherefore he prays the king that he may not lose them, as he only got them by gift as above, and not for making war on the king who is now.
NRS catalogue entry GD93/2#Main timeline	1336 to 1350 - Charter by William, Earl of Ross, Lord of Sky, to Robert de Munroo of Westerlogy, and his heirs, for faithful service rendered and to be rendered, of the davach land of Pethnadwy and of Morverach, which grant is also made in default of warrandice of the land of Findon in the Barony of Awach, which Lord Hugh, progenitor of said Earl William, granted to the father of said Robert for faithful service; to be held of said William, Earl of Ross and his heirs, in fee and heritage, under reservation to said Earl of Ross and his heirs of the woods of le Derwerach to the top of the hill thereof, and granting to said Robert and his heirs for their said land liberty and use of the woods of le Neboh and Kanrwe as often as necessary for building and repair; said Robert and his heirs rendering therefor one pair of white gloves or 3d sterling yearly at Whitsunday and also each year 3 suits at the Earl's court of le Derwerach and forensic service to the King such as pertains to a devach land; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Roger, bishop of Ross, Mr John de Kynkell, dean thereof, Sir Robert de Lawedir and Sir Oliver de St Clar, knights, John de Bolany, Adam de Urchard, Sir Cristine and Earl's chaplain, Mr John Oliver, the Earl's clerk, John Yonge of Dingwall and Thomas his brother.
Scotichronicon (Lib. XIV, Cap. I)#Main timeline	1346 - The king of France wrote to king David, beseeching him, that with all his forces at his disposal, by his grace, he might wage a civil war against the king of England; because he promised to place a siege around the town of Cales, so that the king of England, being narrowed or cornered, might be subdued by force and violence. King David, agreeing to his request, collected a large army from all quarters, desiring to have an encounter with the English beyond measure. They assembled from all parts of the kingdom, and made a show of arms at Perth. Whereupon among the rest, with his army, was the count of Rossen. And in the monastery of Elquho was entertained Raynald of the Isles with his people. To whom in the night the Count of Ross sent certain assassins out of ambushes, who killed Raynald himself, together with seven others who had fallen asleep: the Count himself with his army as soon as possible sought his own parts, leaving the King.
Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#Timeline 2	1357 - Deed dated at the abbey of New Fearn, William Earl of Ross, the son and heir of the deceased Hugh Earl of Ross, granted the land of Estir Alane to Hugh of Ross his brother
Scottish document TNA, E 213/188#Main timeline	1357 - Receipt, indented, by William de Wheteley, clerk, to John Mareschal, Clerk of the King's stores at Linlithgow, for wine and beans for the Earl of Rosse at Cambuskynel.
System of heraldry (vol. 2 Prynne's History)#Timeline 1	1367 - Sir John Ross, had a charter from Robert Earl of Strathern, his consanguineus, of the lands of Hacket, which lie in baronia de Renfrew
Book of Pluscarden (Book X, Chapter II)#Timeline 1	1372 - Queen Euphemia was crowned at Scone. She was the mother of the traitor earl of Athol who was privy to the death of King James I., and daughter of the earl of Ross.
Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 10	14 Aug 1804 - Birth of Matilda Ross, daughter of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 10	14 Aug 1804 - Birth of Matilda Ross, daughter of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 43	14 Feb 1542 - Presentatio D. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, junioris, capellani, super dimedia capellania de Apilcroce infra diocesim Rossensem, cum eandem vacare contigerit per resignationem, cessionem aut dimissionem D. Murdoci Johnesoun, senioris, ad presentationem domini regis et collationem episcopi Rossensis, etc 1542 - Per Signaturam. '"`UNIQ--templatestyles-00000684-QINU`"'x s. xv. 84. Apud Falkland
NRS catalogue entry GD297/176#Main timeline	14 February 1370 - Charter by William, earl of Ross, son and heir of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to William Ross, son and heir of deceased Hugh Ross, granter's brother, of lands of Petmadwy in bailiery of Delgany, formerly held by Mr William Dyngevale. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, Donald, abbot of New Fearn, Adam Urchard, sheriff of Crombathy, Henry Styward, William Clyne, Thomas Dungevale. At Dyngevale.
Scottish document Aberdeen Ant., vol. iv p. 84#Main timeline	14 February 1382 - By the grace of God, Robert, King of the Scots, to all the good men of his whole land, clerics and laymen, has ratified us the salutation of Sciatus, and confirmed by this present charter that donation and grant which our beloved kinsman Walter de Lesley de Ross and our beloved kinsman Euphamia his wife, by free consent and assent they made and granted to our beloved and faithful Andrew Mercer the land of Faythley with its appurtenances in the barony of Kynedward under the sheriff of Abirdene and the land of Tire with its appurtenances in the same barony under the same sheriff of Holding. . . to the heirs and assigns of the said Andrew. . . Salute to our service. In witness whereof we have ordered our seal to be affixed to the present charter of our confirmation. To our venerable witnesses in Christ, our fathers William and John, our chancellor, bishops of the churches of St. Andrew and Dunkeld, John, our firstborn, Robert de Fytf of Carrick, seneschal of Scotland, and our beloved son William of Menteth, and William of Douglas, our kinsman of Marr, to James de Lyndesay, our dearest nephew, and Robert de Erskyne, our kinsman, to the soldiers at Meahfen.
Scottish document RSS, vol. xv fol. 84#Main timeline	14 February 1542 - At Falkland, the presentation of Mr. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, junior, chaplain, over half the chaplaincy of Apilcroce in the diocese of Ross, when the same happened to be vacant by the resignation, cession, or dismissal of Mr. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, senior, to the presentation of the lord the king and the collation of the bishop of Ross, etc. By Signature.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 125	14 February 1615 - George Ros off Balnagoinn departitt at Balnagoin.
Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 8	14 Jan 1801 - Birth of Hannibal Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 8	14 Jan 1801 - Birth of Hannibal Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Scottish document NRS, C22/53/319-320#Main timeline	14 January 1710 - David Ross of Balblair, father of Andrew Ross, now of Balblair, dies in peace and good health. The Queen and that the said Andrew Ross is the heir and heir of the said David Ross of his father and that he is legitimately heir.
Scottish document Foedera, i, II, 801#Main timeline	14 June 1294 - Writs summoning all persons owing military service to meet the King of England at Portsmouth, to go with him into Gascony. Signed by Willielmus de Ros, Willielmus de Breus, Willielmus de Ros de Ingmanthorp, Robertus de Ros de Werk, and others.
NRS catalogue entry GD176/4#Main timeline	14 June 1456 - Notarial Instrument narrating that Gilbert McBean, priest of the diocese of Moray, compeared before Sir John de Yle, Earl of Ross, to the same effect as in the immediately preceding writ, and with the same result, that the Earl refused the desire. In the Chapel of St. Finla, in the island of Cana [?Canna]. Witnesses: Alexander Flemyng [Fleming], esquire, Duncan McOhanak [McO'Shannig], James Wylie, clerk to the said Earl, and Sir Duncan Obrolchan [O'Brolachain], notary public.
Proceedings (Saint Maelrubha)#Main timeline	14 June 1859 - William Reeves presented to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland his research on the location of St Maelrubha's church at Apercrossan in the west of Scotland. In it, he states that, "the church-lands of Applecross became an heirloom in one family, which family, namely O'Beollain, furnished the recipient of the first-created earldom of Ross." This was the beginning of the story that Fearchar Mac an t-Sagairt, Earl of Ross, was of a family of lay-abbots of Applecross.
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 44	14 Mar 1542 - Preceptum Carte ANDREE CRAUFURDE de Giffertland et AGNETIS ROS ejus conjugis. [R.M.S. iii. 2309. ] Per Signetum. X S. xv. 44. Apud Edinburgh
NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/112/357#Timeline 2	14 March 1381 - Charter by Euphemia Countess of Ross daughter and heir of the deceased William Earl of Ross in her pure widowhood to John Comyne her cousin For his homage and Service of the davach Lands of Pollane with Esterseton Mill and Smithy thereof with their Sequels Wilkcroft, Parkhill etc. which were to be held of the Granter and her heirs in feu and heritage for answering three suits at the three head Courts to be held at Kynardy. Dated at Dingwall.
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 22	14 March 1757 - Letter from Charles Robertson of Kindeace to David Monro of Allan, W.S. about affairs at Meikle Allan
NRS catalogue entry GD176/8#Main timeline	14 November 1466 - Charter by John de Yle, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles whereby he grants and confirms to his beloved cousin, Duncan McIntosche [McIntosh], Captain of Clanchattan [Clan Chattan], the lands of Keppach [Keppoch], Innerroygart [Inverroygart], Achnacrose, the two Bointynnis [Bohuntines], Bohene [Bohenie], Murvalgane [Murlaggan], Tullach [Tulloch], Dailadenenderg [Dalindundearg], Achderre [Achaderry], Innerroyg Muor [Inverroy Mor], Mischeralych [Musherlich], Achinnellane, Weyndale, Cloynis [Clunes], Glastor more, Micomer [Muccomer], Leachtnerynoch [Lechterynich], Cloyerkattych [Cloyer Kattych], Strounabay [Stronabay], Tornessa, Blarrowir [Blairour], the two Ratullychis [Ratullichs], Achinesk, Innerghie and Achrone, with the pertinents, lying in the granter's lordship of Lochabbria [Lochaber] and his sheriffdom of Innernys [Inverness], together with the office of bailiary of the said lands, and also the office of bailie of the following lands, belonging heretably to the granter, viz. Achdrome, Glengarre [Glen Garry], Letterfinlay, and the lands of the two towns of Lanachannis [Leanachan], with their pertinents; for homage and faithful service done and to be done to the granter and his heirs; to be held by the said Duncan McIntosche and his heirs of the granter, and his heirs and successors in fee and heritage, with customary rights, paying for the lands of Innerroygart with the aforesaid service two merks Scots yearly. There is a clause of warrandice. Dated at Urchard [Urquhart].
Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 18	14 Sep 1537 - Preceptum Carte JOHANNIS ROS de Cragy et MATE MONCREIF ejus sponse . [ R. M.S. iii . 1714. ] Per Signetum. Gratis . ( ii s . ) xi. 33. Apud Inuernes
NRS catalogue entry CS229/R/1/21#Timeline 1	14 September 1704 - Bond of relief granted by Andrew Ross writer in Edinburgh to Alexander McLeod writer there the said Elizabeth's father declaring that the said Alexander McLeod & he are bound to pay to Dame Mary Hope Spouse to Thomas Moncrief of that Ilk in liferent of Captain Thomas Young her sone in fee the sume of one thousand poinds Scotts & @ rent from the term of Lambas 1704 & penalty contained in their bond dated the 11th of September 1704 that the said whole sume was borrowed for the use & behoof of the said Andrew Ross & therefor he obliges himself & his heirs by the said back bond to free relieve & sheathless keep the said Alexander McLeod & his heirs of the said whole sume @ rent & expenses contained in the said bond
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 36	1460 - Obitus Alexandri McCulloch de Pladis tercia die mensis Nouembris anno Domini M° cccc° lx.
Scottish document TNA, E 404/72/1/13#Main timeline	1461 July 8 - Exchequer of Receipt: Warrants for Issues. James, earl of Douglas, whom the king has sent at this time 100 marks for certain matters to the earl of Ross, lord of the king’s isles, and Donald Balagh. Dated at Westminster, 8 Jul 1 Edw. IV.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 51	1466 - Obitus Jacobi Stewart episcopi Morauiensis quinto Augusti 1466.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 2	1474 - Hugh Rose was first maried with Isabel Sutherland, daughter to Wiliam Sutherland of Berridal, eldest sone and appearand heir to Alexander Sutherland of Duffus, and Morella Chesholme of Quarrellwood, his spouse ; the tocher being three hundreth merks, for securitie whereof he gott the lands of Kinstearie
Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#Timeline 3	1476 - Grant by King James III to the Countess of Ross included 20 marklands of Mekle Alane and 10 marklands of Litill Allane
Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#Timeline 4	1477 - Grant to the Countess of Ross included 20 marklands of Mekle Alane and 10 marklands of Litill Allane confirmed by King James III
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 37	1482 - ObitusJohannis McCulloch de Pladis xvj die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° cccc° Ixxxij.
Rossiana (Branch of Balblair)#Timeline 3	15 April 1678 - David Ross acted as notary for a sasine
North Carolina Historical Review (Records of Emigrants to North Carolina 1774-1775 II)#Timeline 2	15 April 1774 - John Boss left the Port of Lerwick, Shetland, aboard the Ship Bachelor of Leith, aged 47, a Widower hath six Children, from 20 to 5 years Old, who emigrate with him, by Trade a Farmer, last at Kabel in the Parish of Farr and County of Sutherland, upon the Estate of Sutherland. Goes to Carolina, because the rent of his Possession was greatly Advanced the price, of Cattle which must pay that Rent reduced more than one half, and bread which they must always buy excessively dear. The evil is the greater that the Estate being parcelled out to different Factors and Tacksmen, these must oppress the subtenants, in order to raise a profit to themselves, particularly on the Article of Cattle, which they never fail to take at their own prices, lately at 20/ or 20 Merks, and seldom or never higher than 30/ tho' the same Cattle have been sold in the Country from 50 to 55 sh. By these means reduced in his circumstances, and encouraged by his Friends already in America, he hopes to live more comfortably in that Country.
North Carolina Historical Review (Records of Emigrants to North Carolina 1774-1775 II)#Timeline 1	15 April 1774 - Patrick Ross left the Port of Lerwick, Shetland, aboard the Ship Bachelor of Leith aged thirty five Unmarried, lately Schoolmaster in the Parish of Farr, in the County of Sutherland. Goes to America on the Assurance of some of his Friends already in that Country of procuring a more profitable School
NRS catalogue entry GD90/1/229#Main timeline	15 August 1607 - Charter by David [Lindsay], bishop of Ross, with consent of the dean, canons and chapter of the cathedral church of Ross, to Kenneth McKenzie of Kintaill of the kirklands of Cullicudden, Farnes Wester, Culboll, Wodheid, and many other subjects; with the patronage of the parish churches and parishes of Kintaill, Lochaillche, Lochcarrone, Apilcroce, Garloch, Lochbrume, and Assint; also the office of heritable constable of the castle of Ross. Dated at Leith, 15th August and at Cromartie 27th October 1607. [Two seals appended.]
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 21	15 December 1542 - James the fifth king of Scotland died in Falkland
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 17	15 December 1756 - Letter from Charles Robertson of Kindeace to David Monro about marches
Scottish document Moray Reg., no. 217#Main timeline	15 February 1269 - William, earl of Ross, has granted, and by this his present charter has established, to the church of Moray and Bishop Archibald, the donation made to them by the late Freskin of Moray, lord of Duffus, of two davochs of the land at Clyne in Ross, to support two chaplains in the aforesaid church to celebrate mass for the dead, in pure and perpetual alms
Early sources (vol. 2 Part XI)#Timeline 3	15 July 1235 - In the Chronicle of Melrose we again find mention of Maccintsacairt. He is referred to now as the earl of Ross, but the name Fearchar is not used. Official documents of the time referred to him as Fearchar, or simply F. “In the same year, on the first Sunday before the festival of the blessed Mary Magdalene, after collecting his army, the lord king entered Galloway. And he came to a place sufficiently fair to the eye; where, since the day was now spent, he proposed to fix his tents. But the Galwegians, knowing better the site of the place, after lurking the whole day in the mountains, now on the contrary gave battle to the king. The aforesaid place had given them great confidence; because it was full of marshes, covered over everywhere with grass and flowers; and in these the king's army for the greater part had sunk. But in the beginning of the contest, the earl of Ross, named Maccintsacairt, arrived, and attacked the enemy in the rear; and after the enemy was aware of this, he turned his back, and made for the mountains and woods. But the aforesaid earl, and many others besides, pursued them, making a great slaughter, and harassing them until dark. On the following day, the king, with his accustomed piety, granted peace to all who came to him. Therefore the Galwegians who had survived came to the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.”
Early sources (vol. 2 Part XI)#Timeline 4	15 July 1235 - On the first Sunday before the festival of the blessed Mary Magdalene, after collecting his army, the lord king entered Galloway. And he came to a place sufficiently fair to the eye; where, since the day was now spent, he proposed to fix his tents. But the Galwegians, knowing better the site of the place, after lurking the whole day in the mountains, now on the contrary gave battle to the king. The aforesaid place had given them great confidence; because it was full of marshes, covered over everywhere with grass and flowers; and in these the king's army for the greater part had sunk. But in the beginning of the contest, the earl of Ross, named Maccintsacairt, arrived, and attacked the enemy in the rear; and after the enemy was aware of this, he turned his back, and made for the mountains and woods. But the aforesaid earl, and many others besides, pursued them, making a great slaughter, and harassing them until dark. On the following day, the king, with his accustomed piety, granted peace to all who came to him. Therefore the Galwegians who had survived came to the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 182	15 July 1660 - Alisone Clephan depairtit at Tayne and buiried in coleg kirk yair of being 16 off yis instant.
NRS catalogue entry RH1/2/106#Main timeline	15 June 1333 - Hugh, Earl of Ross in favour of William de Ros, Lord of Kylravok of Annual rent from the tenement of Estergedes. Dated at Balkeny in Ross.
Scottish document NRS, RS38/5 f.120#Timeline 2	15 June 1681 - Andrew Fraser in Fearne appointed as bailie by George Stronach of Balblair, to deliver a precept of sasine to a notary public for registration. The precept of sasine granted to David Ross and Margaret Stronach, and the longest living of them, in conjunct fie and liferent, the Easter Oxgait of Balblair, consisting of the toun of Balblair, extending to one quarter or two oxgaits of land, with the alehouse, alehouse croft, houses buildings, yards, kilns, bars, byres etc. After their deaths, the right would pass to the heirs male begotten between David Ross and Margaret Stronach, failing which to David Ross’s nearest male heirs, failing which to his heirs and assignees, without reversion, regress or redemption. Written by Donald Simsone, writer in Tayne. Witnesses: Master John McKenzie of Inverlaell; Alexander Ross, Commissar Depute of Ross; Andrew Fraser in Fearne; Alexander Ross, servant to David Ross.
Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)#Timeline 5	15 May 1274 - Williame his sone, quha was made erll at Witsonday the said yeir, quha leived erll fourtie nyne yeiris
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 87	15 November 1588 - Departit Ellein Clunes spowss to Donald Ross portionar off Mekill Rany.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 130	15 September 1619 - Alexander Ros of Innercharron depairtit.
NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 12	15 September 1756 - Letter from David Clark to David Monro of Allan, W.S. informing him of the death of his mother and of the state of the animals at Meikle Allan
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 3	1501 - Hugh Rose of Kilravock was contracted to Agnes Urquhart, daughter to Mr. Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie, being a child, by his father
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 52	1504 - Obitus Hugonis Ross apud . . . Augusti 1504.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 53	1504 - Obitus Hugonis Ross qui occisus fuit apud Achonasellache 1504 [at 19 September],
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 26	1506 - Obitus bone memorie Annete Fayd quondam sponse Johannis McCulloch que obiit apud Ferne secundo die Septembris anno Domini M° vto vi° pro cuius anima orate.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 4	1506 - Margaret Gordoue dyed
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 5	1507 - Hugh Rose maries Marion Nieneachin, designed relict of James Alexanderson
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 27	1516 - Obitus bone memorie reuerendi in Christo patris et domini Thome McCulloch abbatis de Ferine qui obiit apud eiusdem decimoseptimo mensisJulii anno Domini Incarnacionis M° ccccc° xvj°. Orate ex caritate pro anima eius.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 54	1518 - Obitus bone memorie quondam egregie . . . famose femine Katerine Ross domine tertie partis terrarum de comitisse Soderlandie Fowlis ac Loyslin que . . . in . . . quarto Januarii anno Domini M° quingentessimo decimo septimo.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 38	1520 - Obitus Elene Keyth domine de Balnagouin . . . [margin lost] Maii anno Domini M° v° xx°.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 55	1522 - Obitus quondam egregii viri Dauidis Dunbar de Durris in Granyhill 23 mensis Februarii anno 1521.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 40	1527 - Obitus Dauidis Ros militis dominus de Balnagouin qui obiit apud eiusdem xxii° Maii anno Domini M° v° xxvij°.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 39	1527 - Obitus dominiJohannis Ross vicarii de Edertane qui obiit in Ballone v° die mensis Marcii anno Domini . . . ccccc° xxvi° [or ‘xxxi0’].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 56	1528 - Meus est horus magister Thomas Ross. Si Deus nobiscum quis contra nos ? MTR natus in Culnyhay in Marche the xvij day anno 1527. God bryng . .
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 57	1528 - Obitus Hugonis Ross qui occisus fuit apud Strasse 1528 [September].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 41	1528 - Obitus Valteri Ross de Balnagouin qui interfectus fuit apud Tane xij° die mensis Maii anno Domini M° v° xxviij0.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 28	1528 - [Heavily overwritten entry: only] xii Maii anno Domini M° vc xxviij, Ross [and] Balnagovin [can be distinguished].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 42	1529 - Obitus Hugonis Ross de Rareche qui obiit apud idem xxiij die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° v° xxix°.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 43	1531 - Obitus Valteri Ross filii magistri Vilhelmii Ross qui obiit apud Schandowak x° die mensis Junii anno Domini M° ccccc° xxxj0.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 58	1535 - Joannnes Vau . . . [margin lost] eodem anno.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 13	1536 - Hugh Rose of Kilravock to have been long prisoner in the Castle of Dunbartoun, as appears by discharges for his mantinance, granted by George Stirling of Glorat, captain of the castle
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 59	1538 - Obitus domini Alexandri Ross capellani de Dunskauth 23° August! anno Domini 1538.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 29	1538 - Quarto die mensis Martii anno Domini M° quingentessimo trigesimoseptimo obiit honorabilis vir Willihelmus Ross Macolmi quondam burgensis de Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 30	1540 - Obitus Alexandri McCulloch fill Angusii McCulloch qui obiit apud Terrel x° mensis Februarii anno Domini M° v° xxxix°.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 60	1541 - Obitus Marierie Grant domine de Balnagouin . . . Februarii 1540.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 44	1541 - Obitus Vilelmi McCulloch de Pladis qui obiit apud Foils xv die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° ccccc° xlj [partly erased]
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 31	1541 - Obitus bone memorie quondam Donaldi Dunnone abbatis de Ferne qui obiit infra monasterium eiusdem nono die mensis Februarii anno Domini millesimo quingentesimo quadragesimo cuius anime propicatur Deus. Amen.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 32	1542 - Octauo huius [March] 1541 obiit probus et egregius vir Hector Munro de Foulis apud Carbistoll.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 45	1543 - Obitus Angusii McCulloch de Terrell qui obiit apud idem ultimo Julii anno Domini M° v° xliij.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 11	1543 - John Fraser of Farralen, (whose familie is best known by the title of Bailzie of Stratherrick,) who, with the Lord Lovat, and most of the name of Fraser, were killed at Kinlochlochie
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 64	1544 - Obitus Elizabeth Leslye uxorJacobi Dunbar de Tarbat 3 Augusti 1544
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 65	1544 - Obitus Jacobi Stuart comitis Morauie 1544 xvj Decembris.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 63	1544 - The xx day of Julii 1544 ane battell betuix Hew Lord Lowet and Jhone Mwdart in ye quhylk battell wes slane ye said Lord and his tway sonnes viz Huchone andJames with mony of ye best of ye said Lordis kynirs.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 62	1544 - [margin lost] domini Hugonis Fresser . . . qui occisus fuit . . . Johannem Muddart . . .x mensis Junii 1544 [between 15 and 17June].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 33	1546 - Quinto huius [February] anno Domini M° vc xl quinto obiit honorabilis virJoannes Wauss de Lochsline.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 9	1547 - Cuthbert of Castlehill, slayn at Pinkie
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 46	1548 - Obitus dompni Johannis McCulloch canonici de Ferne qui obiit v die mensis Aprilis anno Domini M° ccccc° xlviij.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 47	1552 - Obitus Mariota McCulloch quondam sponse Alexandri Clunes qui obiit apud Ferne xxiij° die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° ccccc° lij°. b littera dominicalis.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 34	1555 - Obitus Alexandri Ross filii Hugonis Ross qui obiit apud Ballemuche xviij die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° vc Iv.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 66	1556 - 1555 undecimo huius [March] obiit Margareta Muirsone apud Canoniam Rossensem 1555. Margareta Muirsone uxor Wilelmi Ross de Culnyhay.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 48	1556 - Obitus Elisabeth Urquhat que obiit apud Lityl Rane xij die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° ccccc° lvj°.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 67	1557 - Obitus Alexandri Clunes ultimo die mensis Julii anno 1557.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 49	1557 - Obitus domini de Urquhat vicecomitis de Cromartay qui obiit in suo palacio . . . [tear in MS] die mensis Augusti anno Domini M° ccccc° 1. . . .
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 68	1561 - Obitus honorabilis viri Johannis McKenzie de Kintaill 1560 [January].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 70	1566 - The xix day of June 1566 the quyneg ves lychter of ane prince [‘calidJames Stewart the vj kyng of thatt souenye’ overwritten in later hand].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 71	1567 - Obitus Vilelmi Ross de Estir Gane qui obiit apud Ferne vij Februarii anno Domini M° vc Ixvj.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 72	1569 - The xvij day of September in the zeir of God M vc Ixix zeiris 1569 Nicolas Ros ye commendatar of Ferne and provest of Tane decesit quhom God assolzie. [entry overwritten in hand ofWalter Ross]
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 73	1570 - The v day of December ye zeir of God jm vc Ixx zeris departit ane nobill and valzeand man [deleted] captin callit Wilelmus Ross Sir Dauid Ross knycht Lard of Balnagouin his sone quha ves zerdit in ye parris kirk of Tane at ye south syde of Our Lady a
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 95	1572 - Obitus Agnete Ros domina Plaids aput Hilton xxiiij Aprilis anno Domini M° ccccc° Ixxii. [On February page]
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 75	1573 - The vi of januar in ye zeir of God vc Ixxij Walter Innes of Calrossie decessit quhom God assolze. [Entry is overwritten in hand of Walter Ross.]
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 76	1574 - Dominica ultimo Octobris 1574 natus Wilhelmus Ross apud Pitcary: et est filius magistri Thome Ross abbatis de Ferne et prepositi de Tane.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 79	1577 - Die martis 6° Augusti nata in Tane Barbara Ros 1577 filia M T Ros abatis de Ferne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 80	1578 - The v of Januar in anno 1577 Ixxvij zeiris 1577 Alexander Ross in Terrell was . . ..dit in Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 81	1579 - The yeir of God 1578 Nicolas Ross of Dunskayth second sone to Sir Nicholas Ross . of Ferne wes . besyed Ardmoir ye. day of February.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 85	1588 - Johannis 5° Maii obiit Andreas Ross burgensis de Tane anno 1588 [the feast of St John at the Latin Gate falls on 6 May],
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 86	1588 - Obitus honorabilis vir Robertus Monro feoditarius . Fowlis . Die Augusti anno Domini M vc octagesimo . .
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 89	1589 - Obitus honorabilis viri Donaldi Ross de . qui obiit apud Catboll.. nono Augusti 1589. (This entry may relate to Donald Ross of Shandwick.)
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 92	1591 - Obiit Margareta Simsoun alias Galdy in Lytill Kindeiss, spousa Valteri Ross ibidem xviij Octobris 1591.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 97	1592 - 18 Octo obiit honorabilis vir magister Dauid Chalmer de Ormondy cancellarius Rossensis et praeses sedis justitie apud Canoniam Rossensem . in ye lady .. .
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 98	1592 - 24 Octob 1592 obiit honorabilis vir Allexander Ross de Baalnagoune et sepultus in Ferne . 28 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 94	1592 - Obitus Hugonis Ross in Mekill Aldie 1592 qui fuit sepultus in ecclesie de Tane apud Andream Ross olim balliuum de Tane [at 18 May],
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 99	1593 - Obitus Donaldi Ros in Mekill Ranye ultimo die Maii anno 1593 [rectius T595’] in Lytil Rane et sepultus est in Ferne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 100	1594 - Obitus Issobelle Munro spnse [sic] Hugonis Ros de Acnacloche 24 die Decembris anno 1594 sepulta apud Ferne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 101	1596 - Obitus Magistri Thome Ros abatis Ferne qui obiitt in Tayne 14 die Februari ano 1595 et sepultus in Ferne.
Scottish document Foedera, iii, I, 366#Main timeline	16 Aug 1357 - Safe conduct for David de Bruys after his liberation. Safe conduct for the 20 hostages to be given for David de Bruys. The king promises that the hostages shall not be detained after stipulated time, unless guilty of some crime against the laws of England. Names of the hostages; John son and heir of the seneschal of Scotland, Umfred son and heir of Roger de Kirkpatrick, and 18 others. William, son & heir of the count of Rosse is ill, & King David & the bishops of Seint Andreu & Brechyn, & the count of the March are obliged that he will be delivered if he is alive in the gardein of Berwik before Kwismas, and if he is dead, that the person close to the said Count go in his place.
NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/74/88#Main timeline	16 August 1533 - Charter by the said William McCulloch to the said Walter Innes of Twquhis and his heirs of the two part of the Lands of Pytnely and of the half part of the Lands of Balmachoche to be held from the Granter his heirs and assignees of the King as Earl of Ross in feu and heritage for ever for rendering the rights and Services of the foresaid Lands due and wont and Reserving to the Crown the Escheato of the Courts of bludewilis and theft. Dated at Innerbreke.
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 535d#Timeline 1	16 June 1291 - Robert de Ros, in the king’s service there with the king, has a protection till Christmas next. Berwick
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 535d#Timeline 2	16 June 1291 - William de Ros of Hamelake, in the king’s service there with the king, has a protection till Christmas next. Berwick
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 154	16 June 1642 - William Sincklar off Maiye departitt thair.
Scottish document APS, i, 459; RPS, 1309/1#Main timeline	16 March 1309 - William, earl of Ross, Malcolm, earl of Lennox, William, earl of Sutherland, and the communities of the earldoms of Fife, Menteith, Mar, Buchan and Caithness, the heirs of which are in ward, likewise the communities of all the other earldoms of the kingdom of Scotland except Dunbar; Edward de Bruce, lord of Galloway, James Steward of Scotland, Alexander of Argyll, Donald of Islay, John of Menteith, Hugh, son and heir of the earl of Ross, Gilbert de Haya, constable of Scotland, Robert Keith, marischal of Scotland, Thomas Randolph, lord of Nithsdale, James, lord of Douglas, Alexander Lindsay, Alexander Fraser, William Wiseman, David Barclay, Robert Boyd, barons; and also all of Argyll and the Hebrides and the inhabitants of all the kingdom of Scotland recognising the fealty of the lord Robert, king of Scotland. They write to lord Philip, king of France, noting his credence revealed to them in writing and having been fully understood by them in full parliament of their lord the king held at St Andrews recently, impressed upon their minds the joyfulness of his devotion. They note Philip’s intent to take on the business of the Holy Land, and how it was contained in his letter that he considers and calls to mind the treaties between France and Scotland made long ago and confirmed; they also note the special affection he says he has towards their lord Robert, king of Scots, whom justice and truce has raised up as their prince and leader. They return thanks to him for restoring the liberties and rights of the kingdom of Scotland. If the kingdom of Scotland returns to its former free condition, then he will be able to have them as supporters to achieve his desires concerning the Holy Land.
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 742#Timeline 2	16 May 1296 - List of Scottish prisoners taken at the battle of Dunbar and committed to Rochester Castle. Roxburgh. Godfrey de Ros, John Curry, knights, William Oliphant, John de Boterwange, Malcolm of Haddington, and Duncan Scot, esquires
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 742#Timeline 3	16 May 1296 - List of Scottish prisoners taken at the battle of Dunbar and committed to Conway Castle. Roxburgh. John de Somerville, clerk, Robert Lovel, William de Ros brother of Godfrey de Ros, William the marischal, William of Clapham, and Thomas Bisset, esquires 16 May 1296 - List of Scottish prisoners taken at the battle of Dunbar and committed to the castle of Cruikyn. Roxburgh. William of Newbaut, John of Hastingwayt, Alexander of Bellingham, Godfrey de Ros, and Michael Scot, esquires
Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 742#Main timeline	16 May 1296 - List of Scottish prisoners taken at the battle of Dunbar and committed to Tower of London. The earls of Ross, Atholl, Menteith, John son of John Comyn of Badenoch, Richard Siward, John fitz Geoffrey, Andrew of Moray, John of Inchmartine, David son of Patrick of Graham, Alexander de Menzies, Nicholas Randolph son of Thomas Randolph, knights
NRAS catalogue entry NRAS1400/Bundle 138#Main timeline	16 May 1458 - Precept by William, thane of Caldore, ordaining Hugh Ostillare, formerly provost of Inverness, and John Flemyng, to resign in hands of John of the Isles, earl of Ross and the Isles, the lands of Balmakyth in sheriffdom of Narne.
Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 5	16 Nov 1795 - Birth of Hiram Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 5	16 Nov 1795 - Birth of Hiram Ross, son of Angus Ross and Elizabeth Haws
Scottish document RMS, L. i fol. 26#Main timeline	16 November 1362 - David, king of Scots, has approved, etc., that donation which Thomas, earl of Mar, made to John of Ross, of the land of Gilcolmston, Aberdeenshire, in the sheriffdom of Aberdeen, holding by John and his spouse Joan in feu and heritage, as the earl's charter attests, saving the king's service.
NRS catalogue entry GD93/7#Main timeline	16 October 1370 - Resignation by Elyzabeth de Bercley, daughter and heir of Robert Lytyll, with consent of John de Bercley, her spouse, in favour of her beloved cousin Hugh de Monrooch, for good deeds ofttimes rendered to her by him and his parents, of all right and claim in the lands of Dachynmore, Carbystoll, Kylmacholmowch and Innerlawyn, with their pertinents, which she holds of her lord the Earl of Ross; to be held by said Hugh and his heirs of said earl, as freely, quietly, etc, as is more fully contained in the charter made by said earl to her father; and if it happen that her spouse, John de Bercley aforesaid, whould predecease her, she binds herself to ratify and confirm this grant in her widowhood. As she has not a seal of her own, the seal of said John de Bercley, her spouse, together with the seals of Alexander, bishop of Rosse, and John called Merser, burgess of Perth, are appended. Dated at Perth.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 102	1600 - Obitus Jonete Ros spnse [sic] Walteri Ros de Morinchie que obiit apud Ferne 2 die eodem [September] 1600 et sepulta est ibidem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 103	1601 - Undesimo Decembris obiitt Alexander Ros Willihelmi in Rarichie 1601.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 104	1602 - 6 Octobris 1602 obiitt Mariore Cambell domina Balnagoun.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 105	1603 - 10 Julii 1603 obiit Donaldus Ros de Ballemuckade.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 107	1603 - 15 Nouembris 1603 obiit magister Hector Munro de Foullis.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 106	1603 - Obitus Isobelle Kinnard sponse magistri Thome Ros abbatis Fearn aput Tant et sepulta in Ferne 5 Octobris 1603.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 109	1607 - Obitus Willihelmi Ros burgensis ac olim prepsitus [sic] Tane ultimo huius [February] 1607.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 110	1608 - 2 Augusti obbiitt [sic] Allexander Rose de Wester Gane 1608.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 112	1608 - Obitus Walteri Innes films Willihelmi Innes de Calrossie 3 huius 1608 [December].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 113	1609 - 4 Januari obiitt Will-helmus Innes de Calrossie 1609 ett sepultus in Roskeine.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 115	1610 - 15 Septembris 1610 obiitt Hugo Ros de Brackoche.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 116	1610 - Decimo quarto huius [October] 1610 obiitt Hector Munro de Assin.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 118	1611 - 02 huius [July] obiitt Nicolaus Ros de Pitcalnie 1611.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 117	1611 - Obitus Kenethi McKeinzie domini de Kintaill 27 huius [February] 1611 Keneth lord McKeinzie 1611.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 120	1613 - 10 Julii 1613 obiit Katherina Vans de Lochslin.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 121	1613 - 2 Octobris 1613 obiit Jacobus Innes apparens de Calrossie.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 122	1613 - Octobris 1613 obiit Katerina Wrquhat sponsa Wilhelmi Ros de Ballacuith.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 124	1614 - 15 huius [December] 1614 obiit Donaldus Ros de Ballintraid.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 128	1616 - 22 huius [October] obiit magister Johannes Ros de Lytill Tarrell rector [deleted] persona de Loge anno 1636 [sic: but an error for '1616’: see below].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 126	1616 - 8 huius [January] 1616 obiit Georgius Sincklar de May.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 127	1616 - 9 huius [January] 1616 obiit Magister Johannes Munro sub decanus Ros et sepultus Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 129	1618 - 1618 15 huius [September] obiitt Malcolmus Ros de Cambuscirrye.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 131	1619 - 20 huius [November] obiit honorabilis vir Dauid Ross de Ballangawne 16— [‘36’ erased] apud Ardmoir qui sepultus erat apud Ferine 23 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 133	1621 - 10 Septembris 1621 obiit vir vera pietatis imagine preditus Hugo Ros de Tollie et sepultus apud Ferne 15 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 135	1622 - 13 huius [October] 1622 obiit honorabilis vir Gulielmus Ros de Innercharron et sepultus apud Kincairdin 15 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 134	1622 - 5 huius [August] 1622 obiit Hugo Ros de Kindeice.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 137	1625 - 27 huius [March] obiit Jacobus 6 Magnae Brittaniaei Galliae et Hiberniae Rex 1625 apud Tibboldis in Angliae.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 138	1626 - 14 huius [February] obiit Walterus Kynaird de Culbin anno 1626.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 139	1626 - Obitus Magistri Joannis Munro pastoris ecclesiae de Tarbat 18 Martii 1626.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 140	1629 - 8 huius [February] 1629 obiit Margareta Strahan uxor MTR [sic].
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 141	1630 - 23 huius [October] 1630 Johanes Mackeinze de Lochslin obiitt apud Canoniam Rossensem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 142	1632 - 24° Nouembris anno 1632 obiitt Barbara Ros sponse Andree . In Canoniam Rossensem et sepulta est ibidem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 144	1633 - Colinus comes de Seaforth obiit 15 Aprilis 1633.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 143	1633 - Simon dominus de Louat obiit 8 huius [April] anno 1633.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 145	1634 - 19 huius [July] 1634 obiit Andres Morisoune collector depute.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 147	1637 - Undecimo huius [April] obiit Andreas Monro de Delny anno 1637.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 148	1637 - Vigesimo quinto huius [April] obiit Joannes McCulloch de Kindeice anno 1637.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 150	1639 - 7 huius [December] obiit Margareta Ros uxor Joannis McCulloch de Kindeice anno Domini 1639 et sepulta apud Ferne.
Earldom of Sutherland (Balnagown)#Main timeline	1639 - Sir Robert Gordon published the Genealogical history of the Earldom of Sutherland. In it he stated, From this second sone of the Earle of Rosse, the lairds of Balnagown ar descended; and had by inheritance the lands of Rariechies and Coulleigh; wher yow may observe, that the laird of Balnagown his surname should not be Rosse, seing ther wes never any Earle of Rosse of that surname; bot the Earles of Rosse wer first of the surname of Builton, then they were Leslies, and last of all that earldom fell by inheritance to the Lords of the Yles, who resigned the sam into King James the Third his hands, the yeir of God 1477 : So I doe think that the lairds of Balnagowne, perceaveing the Earles of Rosse decayed, and that earldom fallen into the Lord of the Yles his hands, they called themselves Rosses, therby to testifie ther descent from the Earles of Rosse. Besyds, all the Rosses in that province ar vnto this day called in the Irish language, Clan-Leamdreis, which race, by ther owne tradition, is sprung from another stock. Bot I leave this, as litle apperteyning to my purposse.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 152	1641 - 6 huius [August] 1641 obiit Andreas Ros de Sanduick.
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 10	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Alness. Laird of Fowlis …£88 11 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 3	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Kiltearn. Hector Douglas of Muldearg …£533 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 4	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Kiltearn. Hugh Munro of Teaninich …£165 14 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 6	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Alness. Hugh Munro of Teaninich …£273 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 1	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Urray. Lord Lovat …£641 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 13	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Chanonry. Parish of Ardersier. John Campbell of Cawdor …£333 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 7	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Alness. Mr Wm. Rose of Sandwick …£66 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 12	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Chanonry. Parish of Kilmuir. Kilravock …£331 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 11	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Lochcarron. Rorie Mackenzie of Applecross …£621 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 5	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Kiltearn. Laird of Fowlis …£2295 15 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 9	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Alness. Robert Munro of Obsdale …£23 15 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 14	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Chanonry. Parish of Chanonry. Fowlis …£26 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 2	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Fodderty. Laird Tarbat …£983 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCIX)#Timeline 8	1644 - Rental of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Alness. John Munro of Lemlair …£66 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 8	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Brawn or Braicklie. William Dallas of Budget …£274 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 5	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Croy and Dalcross. Dame Catherine Ross …£321 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 12	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Boleskine and Aberturff. Lord Lovat …£1152 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 7	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Croy and Dalcross. David Rose of Holme …£368 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 19	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Kilmorack. Mr John Rose, Pittendreich …£150 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 9	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Dunlichity. Hugh Rose of Kilravock …£53 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 11	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Dores. Lord Lovat …£448 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 13	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Wardlaw and Farnaway. Lord Lovat …£998 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 3	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Petty. Hugh Rose of Kilravock …£170 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 15	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Conveth and Kiltarlity. Lord Lovat …£1291 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 4	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Croy and Dalcross. Mr John Ross of Leys …£268 10 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 18	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Dingwall. Parish of Kilmorack. Lord Lovat …£1364 16 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 16	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Conveth and Kiltarlity. Mr John Ross, Pettindreich …£150 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 2	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Petty. John Ross of Bellivat …£200 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 10	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Dalarossie. Kilravock …£13 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 6	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Croy and Dalcross. Lord Lovat …£333 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 1	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Parish of Inverness. Hugh Lord Fraser of Lovat …£1320 16 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (XCVIII)#Timeline 14	1644 - Valuation roll of the Sheriffdom of Inverness, including Ross. Presbytery of Inverness. Wardlaw and Farnaway. Dame Catherine Ross …£1316 13 4 Scots
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 162	1646 - 13 huius [October] 1646 obitt Helena Ferne sponse Willihelmi Ros burgensis ac . de Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 163	1646 - 14 huius [October] 1646 obitt Dauid Ros de Pitcalnye et sepultus apud Ferne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 164	1646 - 4 huius [December] 1646 obiitt Villihelmus Ros filius Andree Ros in Catboll ett seputus [sic] in Tayne.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 165	1647 - 11 Septembris 1647 obiit Georgius Ros de Ballemuchie et sepultus aputt Ferne 15 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 166	1648 - 22 huius [March] 1648 obiitt Willihelmus Ros de Balleculhe in Ballintaried ett sepultus in Tayne.
Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#Timeline 8	1651 - Captain Wiliam Rose dyed fighting valiantlie for his king and countrie, in the citie of Dundee, when the samen was taken by Generall Monk, in the tyme of the usurpation
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 174	1653 - Obitus Hector Duglas de Mulderg 12 Februarii anno 1653 et sepltus [sic] in Ferne 17 huius mensis.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 176	1654 - 9 huius [August] 1654 obiit Walterus Ros de Morenchie.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 177	1658 - Obbit [sic] magister Thomas Ross de Morinchie decimotertio Septembris anno Domini 1658.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 183	1660 - Huius mensis [September] 1660 5 obiit Thomas Ross a Risolis et sepultus apud Cromartie 7 eiusdem.
Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 186	1667 - Julii 1667 obiit egregius adolescens magister Joanes Ros scholarius scholae Taniae ibique sepultus est.
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 7	1672 - Mr. Charles Ross, son of William Ross of Kindeace, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 10	1672 - Mr. George Ross of Morinchie, descended of Balnagoune, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 11	1672 - Andrew Ross of Nuik, descended of the familie of the Lord Ross, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 12	1672 - Andrew Ross of Pilkerie granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 5	1672 - Francis Ross of Auchlossin, descended of the familie of Killravock, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 6	1672 - George Ross of Gastoune, descended of Haining, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 3	1672 - Lord Ross, George Ross granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 2	1672 - Hugh Ross of Kilravock granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 13	1672 - John Ross of Inch granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 8	1672 - Malcome Ross of Kindease, descended of the familie of Balnagowne, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 14	1672 - Robert Ross of Marckinch granted arms by the Lord Lyon
ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 9	1672 - William Ross of Knockbreck, bailzie of Taine, descended of the familie of Balnagowne, granted arms by the Lord Lyon
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 44	1685 - Do. to Geo. Dallas of St Martins
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 45	1685 - Do., Hector Douglas lait of Mulderge to Dav. Ross of Balblair
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 49	1686 - Band, Colin Robertson of Kindeace and Wm. Ross of Merkinch
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 51	1687 - Do., Joseph Munro broyr. german to Jon. Munro portioner of Mickle Allan to Geo. Cumenn mert. burgess of Inverness.
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 53	1687 - Tack, Jas. Ross of Easter Little Allane to Robt. Ross burgess of Tayne
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 76	1688 - Assn., Malc. Ross of Kindease
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 61	1688 - Band, Colin M'Kenzie, apeirand to Rorie McKenzie portioner of Arcon to Jon Chisholm Comr. depute of Ross
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 67	1688 - Band, And. Ross of Bellamuckie to Wm. Ferguson in Tayne
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 70	1688 - Do., Al. Ross merch. Cromertie to Jas. Young skiper ffindhorne
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 66	1688 - Localitie . . to Mr Androw Ross minr. at Tarbat by Js. Bp. regt. 22nd June
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 60	1688 - Localitie, James Bp. of Ross to Mr Don. M'Lenan minr. of ffearne
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 83	1690 - Assn., Wr. Ross prov. of Tayne to Alexr. Suyrland yor. of Torbo
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 82	1690 - Factorie, David Cathcart shreff dep. of Nairne and indweller of Arderseir to Hugh Baillie yor. wr. in ffortross.
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 86	1690 - James M'Kenzie subdean of Ross and Mr Kenneth his son to Jon fforrester of Culnald
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 1	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Monro — John Monro pays for a quarter of Meikle Allan half a boll, attour eleven bolls he pays to the minister 0 Bls. 2 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 3	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Fouller — Rory Fouller pays for his part of Meikle Allan one firlot attour seventeen bolls he pays to the minister 0 Bls. 1 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 24	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. The minister of Tarbat's locality. Item. — Pitcalnie, out of Arboll, pays 11 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 13	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — Gilbert Pape pays him for a quarter of Meikle Rainy 6 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 34	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Forrester — John Forrester of Culnald pays for Tullich 4 bolls, for Culnald and Torran 24 bolls, and for the lands of Annat 8 bolls inde 36 Bls. 0 fir.
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 26	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Delny — Mr John Bayne of Delny pays for his two-thirds of Arboll 21 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 33	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Catboll — The lands of Catboll Fisher pays 18 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 15	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Mr Kenneth Mackenzie pays him out of three quarters of Little Rainy 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 19	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. David Ross, Notar, pays him for Balblair 4 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 29	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Mey — The Lady Mey pays for a quarter of Mid-Geanies, Catboll, and Little Kilmuir 40 Bls. 3 fir. 1 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 25	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. The minister of Tarbat's locality. Item. — David Ross M'Hutcheon pays 0 Bls. 2 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 16	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — There is payed to him out of a quarter of the Drums of Fearn, possest by Ross 3 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 28	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — David Ross M'Hutcheon pays for his quarter of Geanies 7 bolls, attour half a boll the minister hath 7 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 21	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Rory Fouler pays him for his part of Meikle Allan 17 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 23	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. The minister of Tarbat's locality. Item. — Dunbeath, out of his Geanies, pays himself 5 Bls. 3 fir. 2 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 14	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — Norman Denoon pays him out of ane other quarter thereof 6 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 10	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — Mr Robert Ross and Mr David Fearn pays for their seven oxgates of Pitkylan 20 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 30	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Little Rannie — The quarter of Little Rannie, life-rented by the Lady Mey, pays 4 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 24	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Tarbat — Tarbat pays for Inverbreakies Geanies 11 Bls. 1 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 25	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Tarbat — Tarbat pays for Lochslin 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 6	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Stronach — John Stronach pays for one oxgate of Little Allan 2 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 11	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Shandwick — The Life-rentrix of Shandwick pays 8 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 27	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — Alexander Ross of Tarrell pays for Little Tarrell 9 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 2	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Fouller — Donald Fouller, at leist Robert and John Monro's, as tacksmen of his part of Meikle Allan, pays 17 Bls. 1 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 22	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. The minister of Tarbat's locality. Item. — He has payed to him the teinds of his own and Aldie's Greanies, which is fourteen bolls, and the teinds of his own and his brother's, and of Pitkerie, which is seventeen
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 32	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — David Ross, Nottar, pays for a quarter of the Drums of Fearn, sometime pertaining to Alex. Forester 6 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 8	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Little Kindeace — The Life Rentrix of Little Kindeace pays for these lands eleven bolls attour six she pays to the minister 11 Bls. 8 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 22	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Balnagown — Balnagown pays for the miln of Kincardine 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 7	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Kilravock— Kilravock pays for Wester Rarichies and Culis 76 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 20	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — John Munro pays him out of his part of Meikle Allan 11 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 4	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. M'Culloch — Mr James M'Culloch pays for a quarter of Little Allan fyve bolls and a half, but he contraverts the half boll. It is said that he has an oxgate of Eyesland which pays two bolls inde 7 Bls. 2 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 21	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Paterson — Mr George Paterson of Seafield pays for the miln of Tarbat and teinds of his lands 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 5	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — Mr Hugh Ross pays for a quarter of Eyesland 4 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 31	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — Mr Hugh Ross pays for Ballamuckie, and a quarter of the Drum of Fearn 18 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 17	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — There is payed to him out of that quarter of Little Allan, called Balnagoar 5 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 12	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — John Davidson pays out of Meikle Rainy 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 9	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Ross — Alexander Ross of Pitcalnie pays for Pitcalnie, Calnaha, and Culderary 44 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 23	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross, which includes the victual and meal ordinarily paid in bear. Tarbat — Tarbat pays for the teinds of Easter Tarbat, Easter Aird, and Meikle Tarrell 54 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVII)#Timeline 18	1695 - Bear rent of the Bishopric of Ross. Minister of Fearn's locality. Item. — Mulderg pays him for the lands of Mulderg and Fearn 20 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 20	1695 - Meal of the Bishopric of Ross, attour victual which is ordinarily paid in bear, and to be set down in the bear rental. Kindeace — The mill of Kindeace pays 12 Bls. 0 fir. 0 pks
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 19	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Little Kindeace — Little Kindeace pays 7s teind money, and four teind wedders, inde… £6 17 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 19	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Tain — Walter Ross, Provost of Tain, and John Munro pays for the lands of Nonakiln... £11 3 10 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 9	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Shandwick — The Liferentrix of Shandwick pays for these lands twixt money and price of customs... £10 3 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 17	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Lovat — My Lord Lovat pays for the Priory of Beauly and Kilmorack... £236 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 15	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Munro — Hugh Munro of Teaninich pays for the lands of Canlach, twixt money and price of customs... £7 15 10 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 18	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mulderg — Robert Barbour of Mulderg pays for his part of the blench duty of Balnagown, part of the Abbacy of Fearn... £72 0 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 18	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Meikle Kindeace — Meikle Kindeace by the rental book pays 26s teind money, and four teind wedders or six pound, but the heritor contraverts it, and does not pay them, inde… £7 6 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 4	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Davidson — John Davidson pays for the half of Meikle Rannie 12s teind money, and two teind wedders or 3 lib mde… £3 12 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 13	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Foulis — Three-quarters of Meikle Allan, now pertaining to Donald and Rory Foulises, pays 34s 6d teind money, and three teind wedders or 4 lib, 10s inde… £6 4 6 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 11	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Applecross — Applecross pays for the Kirktoun thereof... £0 12 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 7	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mackenzie — Mr Kenneth Mackenzie pays for three-quarters of Little Rannie 12s teind money, and a teind wedder and one-half or 45s inde… £2 17 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 17	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Easter and Wester Rarichies and Culis — Easter and Wester Rarichies and Culis by the rental book pays 8 teind wedders or 12 pound, and 7 lib teind money, but the heritors contravert it, and do not pay it… £19 0 0 Sc
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 3	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Tarrel — Little Tarrel pays for these lands, twixt money and price of customs... £12 19 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 9	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Balnagoar — The quarter of Little Allan, called Balnagoar, 5s teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 15 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 14	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Tarbat — The Viscount of Tarbat pays for his lands of Killiemuir, Meddat, and Lochnaclerach haffs, Abbacy of Fearn, and of teind for his lands within the parochin of Tarbat... £305 4 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 23	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Balnagown — Balnagown's half of the Abbacy of Fearn pays 222 lib. 11 sh. 2d, whereof deduce 72 lib. 8s already charged on Robert Barbour, remains... £150 10 6 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 4	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — William Ross of Aldie pays for these lands three pound of wax and twenty-seven shillings and twelve pennies of augmentation, and for his lands of the Gameish, one teind wedder and ten shillings teind money, inde... £3 8 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 8	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Little Rannie — The other quarter of Little Rannie pays 4s teind money, and half a teind wedder or 15s inde… £0 19 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 20	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Dunbeath — William St Clair of Dunbeath pays for his half of Wester Geanies 20 merks, and four teind wedder for his haill Geanies, inde... £21 19 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 11	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mulderg and Torridon — Mulderg, Torridon, and Fearn pays of teind money… £1 2 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 2	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Culnald — Culnald pays for his lands of Culnald, Torr, and Annat, twixt money and price of customs and the teind money of Tulloch... £40 6 7 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 1	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Delny — Mr John Bayne of Delny pays for Arboll one teind wedder and 21s teind money… £2 11 9 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 1	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Pitcalnie — Pitcalnie pays for his lands of Pitcalnie, Culderaris, Cululia, and Amatnalisgas, twixt money and price of customs, and for the teind money and wedder of Arboll... £55 18 11 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 12	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Meikle Allan — A quarter of Meikle Allan, now pertaining to John Monro, pays 12s 6d teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £2 1 6 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 12	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Miller — John Miller pays for Kincardine twixt money and price of customs... £20 9 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 2	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — David Ross M'Hutcheon pays for a quarter of MidGeanies, 7s and 6d teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 17 6 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 16	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Stronach — John Stronach pays for an oxgate of Little Allan 2s teind money, and a quarter teind wedder or 7s 6d inde… £0 9 6 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 10	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Catboll — Catboll Fisher pays 18s teind money, and two teind wedders or 3 lib… £3 18 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 6	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Rosskein — William Innes of Rosskein pays for these lands... £18 9 11 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 7	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Logie — John Munro of Logie pays for these lands twixt money and price of customs... £11 9 10 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 10	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. St Martins — St Martins pays for Easter Balblair and Wester St Martins twixt money and price of customs... £41 2 11 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 8	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Maclood — Hugh Macleod pays for his Eddertoun, twixt money and price of customs... £14 5 9 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 21	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Moringie — George Ross of Moringie pays for his lands of Dibidell and miln of Roskeen... £4 3 2 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 22	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Balnagown — The Laird of Balnagown pays for his lands of Kincardine, ale-house thereof, Ardgay, fishing of Kincardine, Eddertoun, and ale-house thereof, attour the few victual due out of the mill of Kincardine... £98 13 4 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 3	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — Mr Arthure and Aldie pay for the one-half of Wester-Greanies 14s teind money, and 2 teind wedders or 3 pound inde-… £3 14 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 5	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Pope — Gilbert Pope pays for a quarter of Meikle Rannie 8s teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 16 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 5	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Findon— Mr Rory Mackenzie of Findon, Urquhart, Wester Culbo, Barony of Allan, and teinds of the said Barony... £131 6 8 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 6	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Denoon — Norman Denoon pays for a quarter of Meikle Rannie 6s teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 16 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 16	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mey — The Lady Mey pays for her liferent lands of Little Kilmuir, twixt money and the price of customs, 9 lb. 11 sh. 2d. She pays also be the rental-book, for a quarter of Mid-Geanies lands of Cadboll, and Little Kilmuir, of teind money 40 sh. 3d and five teind weddcrs, inde... £19 1 5 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 13	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Lemlair pays for Lemlair and Komanchterrach, twixt money and price of customs... £48 0 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 15	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — Mr Hugh Ross pays for a quarter of Eysland 4s teind money, and a teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 14 0 Scots
Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 14	1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Maculloch — Mr James Maculloch pays for a quarter of Little Allan, sometime pertaining to Andrew Maculloch, and Little Tarrel 5s 6d teind money, and half a teind wedder or 15s, and it is said he possesses an oxgate
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 90	1696 - Assn.., Mr Jon Dallas, Dean of Ross, wt. consent of Mr Jon eldest s. to Mr Jas. Muirsone student of divinitie
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 91	1696 - Do., David Ross tutor of Kindeace to D. R. of K
Scottish document Dunf. Reg., no. 83#Main timeline	17 December 1253 - Clement, bishop of Dunblane, Richard, abbot of Cambuskenneth, Walter Comyn, earl of Menteith, Alexander Comyn, earl of Buchan & justiciar of Scotia, William, earl of Mar, chamberlain, Alexander the Steward, Robert de Ros, Nicholas de Soules, David of Graham, Master Gamelin, William the chaplain and Alexander of Corbridge, clerks of the lord King, and John Blund and John Salvain, knights, announce that Emma, daughter and heiress of the late Gilbert of Smeaton, recognised that the holding of Smeaton in the feu of Musselburgh, properly belonged to Dunfermline Abbey.
NRS catalogue entry GD139/1#Main timeline	17 February 1268 - Charter of confirmation by William earl of Ross to the church of Moray and to Archibald, bishop of Moray, of the gift by the late Freskinus of Moray, Lord of Duffus, of the two davachs of the lands of Clone in Ross for the upkeep of two chaplains in the church of Moray; renouncing a burden due him from the lands of Dowey and Duffus, with which Freskinus had endowed the chapel of St Laurence of Duffus in Strathspey. Dated at Innirnarryn. Witnessed by are William of Dun dean of Moray, William of Bather prior of Urchard, Archibald Herock archdeacon of Moray, William earl of Sutherland, Sir William of Montealto, Sir Alexander of Moray, Sir John Prath, William Wysman, Galfredo Surays.
Scottish document Laing Charters, box 72, no. 2799#Timeline 2	17 January 1695 - Precept in disposition, dated at Balblair, by Hector Douglas, late of Muldearg, heir served and retoured to his uncle, the deceased Hector Douglas, some time of Muldearg, in favour of Mr. James M'Culloch of Pilton, of the ile or burial-place belonging to the granter and his uncle, adjacent to the kirk of Fearn, commonly called the Douglas Ile, with the whole fabric of stone, windows, locks, doors, etc., in the parish of Fearn and shire of Ross, reserving to the said Hector, his wife and children, liberty of burial there, under the conditions narrated in the disposition. Witnesses to disposition, William Ros of Aldie, David Ros, notary public, and George Ros, his lawful son.
Scottish document Foedera, i, II, 730#Main timeline	17 March 1290 - William, bishop of St Andrews, and Robert, bishop of Glasgow, John Comyn and James Stewart of Scotland, Guardians of the realm of Scotland, Matthew, bishop of Dunkeld, Archibald, bishop of Moray, Henry, bishop of Aberdeen, William, bishop of Dunblane, Mark, bishop of Man, Henry, bishop of Galloway, William, bishop of Brechin, Alan, bishop of Caithness, Robert, bishop of Ross, and Laurence, bishop of Argyll, Malise, earl of Strathearn, Patrick, earl of Dunbar, John Comyn, earl of Buchan, Donald, earl of Mar, Gilbert de Umfraville, earl of Angus, John, earl of Atholl, Walter, earl of Menteith, Robert de Bruce, earl of Carrick, William, earl of Ross, Malcolm, earl of Lennox, William, earl of Sutherland, John, earl of Caithness, the abbots of Kelso, Melrose, Dunfermline, Arbroath, Holyrood, Cambuskenneth, Coupar Angus, Dryburgh, Newbattle, Paisley, Jedburgh, Lindores, Balmerino, Glenluce, Kilwinning, Inchaffray, Culross, Dundrennan, Dercongal (Holywood), Kinloss, Deer, Iona and Tongland, the priors of St Andrews, Coldingham, Lesmahagow, Pluscarden, Beauly, Urquhart, Whithorn, Restenneth, May, Canonbie, and Blantyre, and Robert Bruce, lord of Annandale, William Murray, William Soulis, Alexander of Argyll, Alexander de Balliol of Cavers, Geoffrey de Moubray, Nicholas Graham, Nicholas Biggar, Ingram de Balliol, Richard Siward, Herbert Maxwell, David Marischal, Ingram de Guines, Thomas Randolph, William Comyn lord of Kirkintilloch, Simon Fraser, Reginald Cheyne, the father, Reginald Cheyne, the son, Andrew Murray, John Soulis, Nicholas de Haya, William de Haya, Robert Cameron, William Sinclair, Patrick Graham, John of Stirling, John of Callander, John Melville, John Stewart, John of Glenesk, Alexander of Bunkle, Bertram of Cardoness, Donald le fiz Can, Magnus of Fothrif, Robert the Fleming, William Murray of Drumsargard, David of Betun, William Douglas, Alexander Lindsay, Alexander of Menteith, Alexander Menzies, William Mowat, Thomas de Somerville, John of Inchmartin, John de Vaux, John Murray, Malcolm of Frendraught, and John of Garioch, barons of the realm of Scotland, write to Edward, king of England, lord of Ireland and duke of Aquitaine, sending greetings and all the honours for his good fame and the rights that he does to everyone and for the good neighbourhood and profit that the kingdom of Scotland has received from him, his father and his ancestors; they note that they are happy that the pope has made a dispensation that the marriage may take place between their lord Edward, his son, and Lady Margaret, queen of Scotland, their most dear lady, notwithstanding their nearness of blood
Scottish document RRS, v, no. 342#Main timeline	17 March 1328 - Indenture of treaty with Edward III of England, with provision for peace, the marriage of David de Bruce with Johanna sister to Edward III, an income for Johanna, the death of David or Johanna before their marriage, the Scottish alliance with France, rebellion in Ireland or the Isle of Man, the handing over of documents to Scotland, the process against King Robert at the papal court, the penalties for non-payment the sum due to England under the treaty, the laws of the marches, and the confirmation of this treaty. “And on the occasion of the said marriage to Monsignor Hughe counte de Ros, in the presence of the said King of Scotland & by special command from him, & in his soul, & to be kept, held & accomplished in good faith without coming to the meeting, all the the above-mentioned things and none of these, if ad Monseur Robert de Lawedre justice of Loeneys in the presence of even this King of Scotland & by special command of him, & in his soul, make oaths as the best evangelies. And on the subject of the said marriage, & to be kept, held & accomplished in good faith without coming to the account of all the above-mentioned things & chescone of them, if ad the said Monseur Henri de Percy in noun of the said King of England, & by special poer from him and in his soul, swore an oath to all the gospels.”
Scottish document RRS, v, no. 345#Main timeline	17 March 1328 - Notarial instruments recording the king's promise to pay £20,000 to Edward III, and his submission to the jurisdiction of the papal court in this matter.
NRS catalogue entry GD93/4#Main timeline	17 May 1350 - Charter by William, Earl of Ross, son and heir of Hugh late Earl of Ross, in favour of Robert called Lyttyl, son of Peter, and his heirs, for faithful service rendered and to be rendered, of the half davach of land of Dachynmore: to be held of said Earl and his heirs in fee and heritage, with woods, etc, fishings, hawking and hunting, meadows and grazings, mills and maltkilns, pertaining to said land; performing therefor to the King forensic service relative to said land, and delivering to said Earl and his heirs yearly a pair of Parisian gloves at Whitsunday in name of blench-farm, if asked; with warrandice against all men and women. Witnesses, Roger, bishop of Ross, Donald, abbot of New Ferin, Hugh de Ross, brother of said William, Earl of Ross, John de Haya, cousin of said William, Earl of Ross, Adam de Urchard, sheriff of Crombachy, Robert de Munro, Thomas de Dyngevale, William de Clyne. At Dyngevale
Scottish document A-S Relations, no. 19#Main timeline	17 November 1292 - At Berwick-on-Tweed, in the hall of the castle before the king of England, lord superior of Scotland, in the presence of John, archbishop of Dublin, John, bishop of Winchester, Antony, bishop of Durham, William, bishop of Ely, John, bishop of Carlisle, William, bishop of St Andrews, Robert, bishop of Glasgow, Matthew, bishop of Dunkeld, Robert, bishop of Ross, and Mark, bishop of Sodor, and of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, Humphrey, earl of Hereford, John, earl of Buchan, Gilbert, earl of Angus, Malise, earl of Strathearn, and in the presence of eighty elected persons of Scotland, because that day had been assigned to Erik, king of Norway, Florence, count of Holland, John Balliol, and all others who were claiming the realm, for them to hear judgment upon their petitions, all the claimants were called and publicly summoned, and the king, by the mouth of his justice, Roger Brabazon, caused his judgment to be promulgated in this manner: King Erik of Norway, Florence, count of Holland, John Balliol, Robert Bruce, John Hastings, Patrick, earl of March, William de Ros, William de Vescy, John Comyn, Robert de Pinkeny, Nicholas de Soules, Patrick Golightly and Roger de Mandeville, have placed before the eighty persons chosen from Scotland and the twenty-four nominated by the king of England, the lord superior of the realm of Scotland, their petitions for the realm of Scotland, and the arguments on which they based their claim. Of these claimants, Robert de Pinkeny, Patrick, earl of March, Nicholas de Soules, Patrick Golightly, William de Ros, William de Vescy and Florence, count of Holland, have withdrawn their petitions.
Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 330#Main timeline	17 November 1364 - David, king of Scots, confirms a donation of William, earl of Ross, lord of Skye, to Robert Monro, of the davoch lands if Easter Foulis, Ross-shire, and the fortar of Strathskea; for a pair of white gloves; in exchange for the lands of Petian and Moorich.
NRS catalogue entry GD297/182#Main timeline	17 October 1490 - Instrument narrating that procurator for John Ross of Balnagoune resigned in favour of David Ross, his oy, demesne lands of Balnagoune and others, resigned in hands of James, duke of Ross, as superior
Scottish document RSS, vol. xxx fol. 52, alr. 68#Main timeline	17 October 1561 - At Edinburgh, Presentation of Mr. William Monro chaplain over the chaplaincy of Apilcroce below the refuge lie Girth of the same and the diocese of Ross now vacant by the death of the late Mr. John Donaldson the last chaplain and possessor of the same to the presentation of the Lord Queen in full right of patronage and with regard to the ordinary collation of the Bishop of Ross, etc.
Scottish document RMS, L. i fol. 255#Main timeline	17 Sep 1370 - David, etc., to all, etc. Be it known that we have given, etc., to our dearest nephew, Robert, the Earl of Strathern, the elder of Scotland, the whole barony of Methfen with its appurtenances, below the sheriffdom of Perth, which was our said nephew's, and which our said nephew has returned and resigned to us above, to be held and held by the said to our nephew and Euphamie, Moravia, his spouse, our beloved kinsman, and to the heirs of the said nephews, to whomsoever, of us and our heirs in fee and inheritance, in one whole and free barony with the services of the same freehold and the advowsons of the same churches. usual, in whose case, etc.
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 97	1700 - Bessie Ross relict of Jon Dingwall of Cambuscurrie to Wm. Ross of Easter ffearn
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 98	1700 - David Ross son to Alexr. R. in Mickle Tarrell to Alexr. McCulloch in Pitnellies
Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 96	1700 - Jean Stewart liferentrix, Miltoune of Westray, and Geo. Ross eldest s. to dec. Thos. Ross of Morinsches
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