Source:NRS catalogue entry GD176/4
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| NRS, GD176/4 | |
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| Originally written 14 Jun 1456 |
| National Records of Scotland catalogue | |
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| Date | 14 Jun 1456 |
| Title | 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. |
| Description | This was done in the Chapel of St. Finla, in the island of Cana [?Canna], on the 14th of June 1456.
Witnesses: Alexander Flemyng [Fleming], esquire, Duncan McOhanak [McO'Shannig], James Wylie, clerk to the said Earl, and Sir Duncan Obrolchan [O'Brolachain], notary public. |
| Collection | Papers of the Family of Mackintosh of Mackintosh (GD176) |
| Reference | GD176/4 (link to catalog entry) |
| Repository | National Records of Scotland |
| Access status | Open |
| Location | On site |
| Level | File |
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- 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.[1]
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- "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.