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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/20/9

From Ross Surname Project

NRS, GD305/1/20/9
Originally written 4 Feb 1582


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 4 Feb 1582
Title Notarial instrument on the resignation by Alexander Bane following on the procuratory GD305/1/20/8, into the hands of the King, of the half of the lands of Cultaloude and Glenskauith in the earldom of Ross and shire of Inverness, in favour of Colin McKenzie of Kintail and his heirs and assignees. To be held of the Crown as freely as the said Alexander Bane had held them
Collection Papers of the MacKenzie Family, Earls of Cromartie (Cromartie Muniments) (GD305/1/20)
Reference GD305/1/20/9 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Location Off site
Level File
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  • 4 February 1582 - Notarial instrument on the resignation by Alexander Bane following on the procuratory dated 13 Jan 1582, into the hands of the King, of the half of the lands of Cultaloude and Glenskauith in the earldom of Ross and shire of Inverness, in favour of Colin McKenzie of Kintail and his heirs and assignees. To be held of the Crown as freely as the said Alexander Bane had held them[1]
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Sources

  1. "GD305/1/20/9". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.


  • "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.