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Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xxiii fol. 10

From Ross Surname Project

Reg. Sec. Sig. vol. xxiii fol. x • NRS, PS1/23
Originally written in Latin 28 May 1549

Transcription

IX. Presentacio domini Johannis Donaldsoune super capellania sancti Malrwbij martyris in Abilcors infra diocesem Rossensem nunc vacante aut quum vacare contigerit per resignacionem cessionem seu demissionem magistri Johannis Camroune nunc capellani et possessoris ejusdem ad presentacionem Regine pleno jure patronatus et collationem ordinariam Vicarii Generalis Rossensis sede ejusdem vacante spectante, etc. Apud Edinburgh xxviij. Maii Anno, etc., quadragesimo nono.

Per Signaturam.[1]

Translation

The presentation of Mr. John Donaldsoune over the chaplaincy of St. Malrwbij the martyr in Abilcors below the diocese of Rossen now vacant or when it happens to be vacant by the resignation or resignation of master John Camroune now the chaplain and owner of the same to the presentation of the Queen with full right of patronage and the ordinary collation of the Vicar General of Rossen in the vacant seat of the same, etc. At Edinburgh xxvii. In the year of May, etc., the forty-ninth By Signature.

Document

Printed sources • Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland (vol. 3)
• Registrum secreti sigilli (vol. 4)
National Records of Scotland catalogue
Collection Privy Seal: Latin and English Register, Old Series (PS1)
Reference PS1/23 (link to catalog entry)
Title Earliest date of granting: 1544, Date volume begins (if known): 1549 April, Date volume ends: 1550
Date 1544-1550
Access status This record is Open.
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  • 28 May 1549 - At Edinburgh, The presentation of Mr. John Donaldsoune over the chaplaincy of St. Malrwbij the martyr in Abilcors below the diocese of Ross now vacant or when it happens to be vacant by the resignation or resignation of master John Camroune now the chaplain and owner of the same to the presentation of the Queen with full right of patronage and the ordinary collation of the Vicar General of Ross in the vacant seat of the same, etc.[1]
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  1. 1.0 1.1 Reeves 1862, p. 284.