Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/165
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| NRS, GD297/165 | |
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| Originally written 10 May 1333 |
| National Records of Scotland catalogue | |
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| Date | 10 May 1333 |
| Title | Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of 4 davachs of land of Rarechys in earldom of Ross |
| Description | Witnesses: Mr Andrew, dean of Moray, William Lindors, chancellor of Ross, William Ross, granter's son and heir, Thomas Lythcou, William (torn) [Clerk]. Damaged. Repaired in the late 17 cent. by being stuck onto a piece of paper. At Balkomy. |
| Collection | J. & F. Anderson Collection (GD297) |
| Reference | GD297/165 (link to catalog entry) |
| Repository | National Records of Scotland |
| Access status | Open |
| Location | Off site |
| Level | File |
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- 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.[1]
<ref name="NRS GD297/165" /> - 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.[1]
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Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "GD297/165". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.
- "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.