Source:NRS catalogue entry GD124/1/110

NRS, GD124/1/110
Originally written c. 1358

National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date	c. 1358
Title	Charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, lord of Garviauch [Garioch], to his ally Sir Robert de Erskyne [Erskine], Kt, and his kinswoman Lady Christian de Keth [Keith], Robert's spouse, for said Robert's homage and service, of lands in lordship of Garviauch, eg, lands of Balehaghirdy, Bundys, Knockynglas, Inneralmusy, with mill thereof, half of land of Dromdornach, lands of Petskurry, Petbey, Pettochery and Neulandis [Newlands]
Description	Also: With 4 marks sterling of annualrent due to granter by abbot and convent of Londores from land of Flandres [Belgium]; to be held by them and the longer liver of them and their heirs, whom failing by heirs of said Robert, in fee and heritage, in free barony, with common pasture in forest of Benechkey and woods of Aldeclochy, under reddendo of as much forinsec service in common army of lord King as pertains to said lands, and of 3 suits annually at granter's chief pleas of Garviauch; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses - Alexander, Bishop of Aberdeen, Sir John, abbot of Aberbroth [Arbroath], Sir William, abbot of Londors [Lindores], Sir William, Earl of Douglas, granter's brother, William de Keth, Marshal of Scotland, Sir Walter Moygne [Moigne], Sir John de Strathachyn [Strachan], and Sir Laurence Gilibrand, Kts, Mr John de Cromdole [Cromdale], canon of Ross, Mr David de Marr, treasurer of Moray, Sir John de Marr, canon of Aberdeen, Walter Biset [Bisset], lord of Lossyndrum, John Prat [Pratt], John Bothirgask.
Collection	Papers of the Erskine Family, Earls of Mar and Kellie1189-1957 (GD124/1)
Reference	GD124/1/110 (link to catalog entry)
Repository	National Records of Scotland
Access status	Open
Location	On site
Level	Item
Publication note	[HMC Supp, 6-7 (abstract)].
Physical description	(Tag, no seal).

Related documents	• NRS catalogue entry GD124/1/111

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• c. 1358 - Charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, lord of Garviauch [Garioch], to his ally Sir Robert de Erskyne [Erskine], Kt, and his kinswoman Lady Christian de Keth [Keith], Robert's spouse, for said Robert's homage and service, of lands in lordship of Garviauch, eg, lands of Balehaghirdy, Bundys, Knockynglas, Inneralmusy, with mill thereof, half of land of Dromdornach, lands of Petskurry, Petbey, Pettochery and Neulandis [Newlands] with 4 marks sterling of annualrent due to granter by abbot and convent of Londores from land of Flandres [Belgium]; to be held by them and the longer liver of them and their heirs, whom failing by heirs of said Robert, in fee and heritage, in free barony, with common pasture in forest of Benechkey and woods of Aldeclochy, under reddendo of as much forinsec service in common army of lord King as pertains to said lands, and of 3 suits annually at granter's chief pleas of Garviauch; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses - Alexander, Bishop of Aberdeen, Sir John, abbot of Aberbroth [Arbroath], Sir William, abbot of Londors [Lindores], Sir William, Earl of Douglas, granter's brother, William de Keth, Marshal of Scotland, Sir Walter Moygne [Moigne], Sir John de Strathachyn [Strachan], and Sir Laurence Gilibrand, Kts, Mr John de Cromdole [Cromdale], canon of Ross, Mr David de Marr, treasurer of Moray, Sir John de Marr, canon of Aberdeen, Walter Biset [Bisset], lord of Lossyndrum, John Prat [Pratt], John Bothirgask.
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