Source:Scottish document Retours, xxvi. 264

Ross and Cromarty Retours, xxvi. 264
Originally written in Latin Jul 30, 1662

Transcription

   (117)      Jul. 30, 1662.

JOANNES M'KEANZIE de Aplecroce, hœres masculus Alexandri M'Keanzie de Coull, avi,—in terris de Aplecroce, comprehendentibus villas et terras de Rassollis vulgo vocatas Over et Nether Rassollis, Resker, Toskag, Barradaill, Longoll, Keppach, Auchmoir, Sacadaill, Drumley, Culmoir, Tercherrie, Drumclaughan, Kirktoun de Aplecroce, Killiemoirie, Culdnakle, Ardestag, Schildag, Sacrell, Testang, Sadilack, Auchiechork, et Culnakle, cum advocatione ecclesiæ de Aplecroce, infra parochiam de Aplecroce et episcopatum Rossensem.—E. 48m. et Ss. 4d. in augmentationem, feudifirmæ.

xxvi. 264.

Translation

   (117)      Jul. 30, 1662.
JOHN M'KEANZIE of Aplecroce, male heir of Alexander M'Keanzie de Coull, grandfather,—in lands of Aplecroce, comprising the villages and lands of Rassollis commonly called Over and Nether Rassollis, Resker, Toskag, Barradaill, Longoll, Keppach, Auchmoir, Sacadaill, Drumley, Culmoir, Tercherrie, Drumclaughan, Kirktoun de Aplecroce, Killiemoirie, Culdnakle, Ardestag, Schildag, Sacrell, Testang, Sadilack, Auchiechork, and Culnakle, with the advocacy of the church of Aplecroce, within the parish of Aplecroce and the bishopric of Ross.—E. 48m. et Ss. 4d. in augmentation, fiefdom

Document

Printed sources	Retours (vol. 2)

People pages	• John Mackenzie, 2nd of Applecross • Mackenzie of Applecross • Alexander Mackenzie of Applecross and Coul ( -1650)
Place pages	• Applecross, Applecross Parish, Ross-shire
Related topics	• Proceedings (Saint Maelrubha)
People mentioned	• John Mackenzie • Alexander Mackenzie
Places mentioned	• Applecross

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• 30 July 1662 - JOHN M'KEANZIE of Aplecroce, male heir of Alexander M'Keanzie de Coull, grandfather,—in lands of Aplecroce, comprising the villages and lands of Rassollis commonly called Over and Nether Rassollis, Resker, Toskag, Barradaill, Longoll, Keppach, Auchmoir, Sacadaill, Drumley, Culmoir, Tercherrie, Drumclaughan, Kirktoun de Aplecroce, Killiemoirie, Culdnakle, Ardestag, Schildag, Sacrell, Testang, Sadilack, Auchiechork, and Culnakle, with the advocacy of the church of Aplecroce, within the parish of Aplecroce and the bishopric of Ross.—E. 48m. et Ss. 4d. in augmentation, "fiefdom"
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• Inquisitionum ad Capellam Regis Retornatarum, quae in publicis archivis Scotiae adhuc servantur, Abbreviatio [An Abridgment of the Inquiries Returned to the King's Chapel, which are still preserved in the Public Archives of Scotland] (in Latina). 2. [Scotland: s.n.] 1816. OCLC 1258065567.