Source:NRS catalogue entry GD23/10/35
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| NRS, GD23/10/35 | |
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| Originally written 1649 |
| National Records of Scotland catalogue | |
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| Date | 1649 |
| Title | Instrument of Sasine in favour of Agnes Fraser, second daughter of Hugh Fraser of Belladrome [Belladrum], and spouse of John McKenzie, apparent of Applecroce [Applecross], of lands and towns of Kylburrie, Calnakill [Kalnakill], Ardteaschlack [Ardheslaig], Schealdack [Shieldaig], and the scheilling of Scammadill, in barony of Applecroce [co.Ross] and sheriffdom of Innernes, in liferent, following on charter by said John McKenzie and Alexander McKenzie of Coull, his grandfather, dated 6th February 1649. Registered P.R.S. Inverness, 31st July 1649, i. |
| Description | July 26 28 & 30 |
| Collection | Additional Bught Papers presented by Major Duncan G. Warrand OBE on 20th July 1945. (GD23/10) |
| Reference | GD23/10/35 (link to catalog entry) |
| Repository | National Records of Scotland |
| Access status | Open |
| Location | Off site |
| Level | File |
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- 6 February 1649 - Instrument of Sasine in favour of Agnes Fraser, second daughter of Hugh Fraser of Belladrome, and spouse of John McKenzie, apparent of Applecroce, of lands and towns of Kylburrie, Calnakill, Ardteaschlack, Schealdack, and the scheilling of Scammadill, in barony of Applecroce and sheriffdom of Innernes, in liferent, following on charter by said John McKenzie and Alexander McKenzie of Coull, his grandfather, dated 6th February 1649. Registered P.R.S. Inverness, 31st July 1649, i. July 26 28 & 30[1]
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Sources
- ↑ "GD23/10/35". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.
- "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.