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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD52/1083

From Ross Surname Project

NRS, GD52/1083
Originally written 9/8/1467


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 9/8/1467
Title Bond of friendship in indenture form (with two copies) between William, Lord Forbes, Sir Alexander Forbes of Petsclego (Pitsligoe), Alexander Forbes of Thothquhane (Tolqhon), Arthur of Forbes and John of Forbes of Burthuhis (Brachouss) on one part and Duncan Makyntoschy (McIntosh), chief and captain of Clanchattane [Chattan], Hutcheon Ross, baron of Kilrawake (Kilravock), and Allan and Lauchlan Makyntoschy (McIntosh), brothers of said Duncan, on the other, the latter party reserving their allegience to the Earl of Ross. (Spellings in brackets are from the earlier copy). [Four tags; two seals, damaged].
Collection Lord Forbes (GD52)
Reference GD52/1083 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Location Off site
Level Item
Extent 3 items
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  • 9 August 1467 - Bond of friendship in indenture form between William, Lord Forbes, Sir Alexander Forbes of Petsclego, Alexander Forbes of Thothquhane, Arthur of Forbes and John of Forbes of Burthuhis on one part and Duncan Makyntoschy, chief and captain of Clanchattane, Hutcheon Ross, baron of Kilrawake, and Allan and Lauchlan Makyntoschy, brothers of said Duncan, on the other, the latter party reserving their allegience to the Earl of Ross[1]
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Sources

  1. ↑ "GD52/1083". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.


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