Source:NRS catalogue entry GD103/1/9
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| NRS, GD103/1/9 | |
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| Originally written 22 Apr 1461 |
| National Records of Scotland catalogue | |
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| Date | 22 Apr 1461 |
| Title | Retour of the inquest made at Dingvale by the persons afternamed, eg Celestine de Insulis of Lochailche, sheriff of Inverness and lieutenant of John de Yle, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles, John Ross lord of Balnagowyn, Torlet Oge M'Ranald, Alexander Forbes, John Tullach lord of Estir Arde, Andrew Dunnowne, Lawrence de Monro, Donald McWonleve, John Nycholson (Nycholai), Donald Walterson (Walteri), Donald Huchonson (Hugonis), Duncan de Monro, Donald Torlet Ferchardson (Ferchardi), Donald Roderickson (Roderici), Thomas Johnson Huchonson (Johannis Hugonis), Angus Tormacson (Tormaci), Thomas Man and Ewat Patrickson (Patricii) tenant of Petfur |
| Description | Who being examined and sworn upon the holy evangels found that umquhile William de Clyne grandfather of William de Clyne died vest and seised of the two Catbollis in the earldom of Ross and sheriffdom of Inverness, that the last-mentioned William, his grandson, was his lawful and nearest heir in the said lands and was of lawful age: that the said lands were then of the value of £6 and in time of peace £10 yearly and were held in chief of the Earl of Ross in blench farm: Rendering 1d yearly into the hands of the chaplain of the cathedral kirk of Moray, according to a claim made by them on a gift of the late Earl of Ross. Five seals of the inquest are said to be attached, Andrew de Dunnowne (having no seal of his own) procuring that of Thomas of Dingvale, subdean of Ross. Witnesses: Sir Ferchard, William Squiar and William Clerk. |
| Collection | Papers of Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (GD103/1) |
| Reference | GD103/1/9 (link to catalog entry) |
| Repository | National Records of Scotland |
| Access status | Open |
| Location | Off site |
| Level | File |
| Physical description | Only one seal remains, of Celestin de Insulis. |
Sources
- "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.