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Source:NC digital (Tax Lists: Tyrrell County, 1754) + (Tax Lists: Tyrrell County, 1754)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/21 + (Charter (and copy thereof) by John de Ile, … Charter (and copy thereof) by John de Ile, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles giving granting and confirming to his natural brother Celestine de Isles the lands of Fernacostrech, eg, Auchnes, Spanegydill, Devachcarry, Plodd and Pulrossy, with pertinents, in the Earldom of Sutherland, within the sheriffdom of Innernys (Inverness)hin the sheriffdom of Innernys (Inverness))
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/179 + (Charter by Alexander Lesly, earl of Ross, … Charter by Alexander Lesly, earl of Ross, son and heir of Lady Euphemia, sometime countess of Ross, to Walter Ross, laird of Rarechys, his cousin, of lands of the two Aygass in Strathglass and a whole davach of land in Cullyns in the loch (marasium) of Delgyny Cullyns in the loch (marasium) of Delgyny)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD176/2 + (Charter by Alexander de Yle, Earl of Ross, … Charter by Alexander de Yle, Earl of Ross, and Lord of the Isles, to Malcolm Mackintosh [McIntosh], of the office of bailie or steward of the lordship of Lochaber, with remainder to his heirs-male for ever.</br>[Although listed here this document is not in the National Archives of Scotland having been either destroyed or badly damaged in a flood at Moy Hall]d or badly damaged in a flood at Moy Hall])
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/3 + (Charter by Cristian son of Neill in favour of Robert de Monroe of the land of Achmolan)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD90/1/229 + (Charter by David [Lindsay], bishop of Ross … Charter by David [Lindsay], bishop of Ross, with consent of the dean, canons and chapter of the cathedral church of Ross, to Kenneth McKenzie of Kintaill of the kirklands of Cullicudden, Farnes Wester, Culboll, Wodheid, and many other subjects; with the patronage of the parish churches and parishes of Kintaill, Lochaillche, Lochcarrone, Apilcroce, Garloch, Lochbrume, and Assint; also the office of heritable constable of the castle of Ross heritable constable of the castle of Ross)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/1 + (Charter by Elizabeth Byseth to William, Earl of Ross of the whole barony of Edidouer)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/11 + (Charter by Eufame, Countess of Rosse granting and confirming to her cousin Hugh de Monro the whole davach of land of Contulich and le 'Fortyr' of Ardach, and their pertinents)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/15 + (Charter by Euffame, Countess of Ross giving, granting, and confirming, to her cousin Hugh de Monro, laird ('domino') of Fowlys the whole davach of land of Wesstir Fowlys with 'le Fortyr' of Strathschech)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/190 + (Charter by Hugh Ross, son of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to William Marescall, his squire, of lands of Dachynbegh in Vestray)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/165 + (Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of 4 davachs of land of Rarechys in earldom of Ross)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/167 + (Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of all lands in hands of Margaret Ross excepting the manor of Kynedward)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/161 + (Charter by Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his son, of the manor of Fylorth in earldom of Buchan, and demesne lands pertaining to granter and advocation of churches of Abbyrdone, of Thiry and Crechmund)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/230 + (Charter by Hugh, lord Fressar of Lowet, to Hugh Symsoun, his servitor, of lands of Belladrum and Culmolly Beg and Archilie with mill of Broyach)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/79/10 + (Charter by James Archbishop of St Andrews … Charter by James Archbishop of St Andrews Duke of Ross Marquis of Ormond Earl of Ardmannoch and others to the said John Corbat son and heir of the deceased Donald Corbat of Ester Ard of the Lands of Ester Ard near the Lands of Ester Terbat in the Dukedom of Ross and Shire of Inverness, which Lands belonged to the said deceased Donald Corbat and were recognosced to the Granters in consequence of having been disponed by him without their permissionn disponed by him without their permission)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD25/1/116 + (Charter by John Earl of Ross and Lord of t … Charter by John Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles, to his native esquire John Davidson, son and heir of Gilbert Davidson, of the lands of Greenan, lying in the Earldom of Carrick; To be holden of the Earl and his successors for payment of £20 money of Scotland at the Feasts of Pentecost and St. Martin yearly equal portionsecost and St. Martin yearly equal portions)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD25/1/125 + (Charter by John de Ilay Lord of the Isles … Charter by John de Ilay Lord of the Isles to his native esquire John Davidson son and heir of the deceased Gilbert Davidson of the lands of Greenan; To be holden of the said John de Ilay Lord of the Isles and his successors, for payment yearly of £20 money of Scotland at the Feast of Pentecostoney of Scotland at the Feast of Pentecost)

Source:NRS catalogue entry GD176/8 + (Charter by John de Yle, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles.)

Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/79/8 + (Charter by John of Yle Earl of Ross and Lo … Charter by John of Yle Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles to his Lovite and native Squire Donald Corbatt of the Lands of Easter Arde with the pertinents in the Earldom of Ross and Shire of Inverness which belonged heritably to the deceased John Tullach and were resigned by him into the Granter's handse resigned by him into the Granter's hands)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/20/10 + (Charter by King James VI following on resi … Charter by King James VI following on resignation, GD305/1/20/9, in favour of Colin McKenzie of Kintail and his heirs and assignees, of the lands of Culteleude and Glenskauych in the earldom of Ross and shire of Inverness. To be held of the King as Earl of Ross and his successors in feu and heritage for ever for rendering the rights and services used and wontring the rights and services used and wont)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/22/1 + (Charter by King Robert II confirming a gra … Charter by King Robert II confirming a grant by William, Earl of Ross to Hugh Harper, of the land of Inchefure lying within his dominical land of Delgeny in the earldom of Ross. To be held by the said Hugh and his heirs of the said Earl and his heirs in feu as freely in all respects as the said Earl's charter to the said Hugh bore said Earl's charter to the said Hugh bore)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/171 + (Charter by Marion Hirdmannystoun, daughter of deceased Mr Andrew Hirdmannystoun, widow, to Hugh Ross, son of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, of lands of Balengown, Achenyl and Gorry, with patronage of chapel of Balengown, and 6 merks annualrent from Tarbate)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD124/1/110 + (Charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, lord of Ga … Charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, lord of Garviauch [Garioch], to his ally Sir Robert de Erskyne [Erskine], Kt, and his kinswoman Lady Christian de Keth [Keith], Robert's spouse, for said Robert's homage and service, of lands in lordship of Garviauch, eg, lands of Balehaghirdy, Bundys, Knockynglas, Inneralmusy, with mill thereof, half of land of Dromdornach, lands of Petskurry, Petbey, Pettochery and Neulandis [Newlands]etbey, Pettochery and Neulandis [Newlands])
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/12 + (Charter by Walter de Lesly, Lord of Ross granting and confirming the Earls of Ross the whole town of Drwme, with common pasture within the park ('parcham'))
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/6 + (Charter by William Earl of Ross Lord of Sky to his beloved cousin Hugh de Munro of the davach of land of Catuell with le 'fortyre' which is called Badgarwy)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/8 + (Charter by William Earl of Ross granting and confirming to Hugh de Munro the half davach of land of Dachynmore, the davach of land of Innerlawyr in Lochbrene, the land of Kylmocholmok, and Carpstole in Strathcaroun and Strathokele)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/5 + (Charter by William Earl of Rosse, Lord of … Charter by William Earl of Rosse, Lord of Sky granting and confirming to Robert de Munro the whole davach of land of Estirfowlys with 'le fortyr' of Strathskehech and other pertinents, in equal exchange made to him for the davach land of Petmadwy and of le 'morwrach'vach land of Petmadwy and of le 'morwrach')
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD1/88/5 + (Charter by William de Monte Alto to David … Charter by William de Monte Alto to David de Donouen of a davach of land in Feruenes [Farness, Cromarty], among the other davachs of Feruenes in tenement of Crumbauthin [Cromarty], lying next but one davach to castle of Crumbauthin (in excambion for land of Kyppen which said William's father gave to said David for his homage and service, and for 2 marks of land in land of Donouen which said David held of his brother), to be held in fee and heritage, for reddendo of 2 marks of silver annually and performing king's forinsec service pertaining to that davach, with provision that if said William fails to warrant said davach to grantee or his heirs said William shall provide land of same value at sight of lawful men (per visum proborum hominum). Witnesses - Sir Robert, bishop of Ross, Sir William, earl of Ross, Sir William French (Francisco), Sir William son of Augustine, Sir John, vicar of Innernes, Geoffrey Sures, burgess of Innernes, Malcolm, clerk.ures, burgess of Innernes, Malcolm, clerk.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/4 + (Charter by William, Earl of Ross in favour of Robert called Lyttyl of the half davach of land of Dachynmore)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/2 + (Charter by William, Earl of Ross, Lord of Sky, to Robert de Munro of Westerlogy of the davach land of Pethnadwy and of Morverach)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/172 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of … Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of Sky, son and heir of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, laird of Fylorch, granter's brother, of lands resigned by Marion Hyrdmanstoun, relict of William Mareschall, viz. Balnegouyn, Achahany and Gorry with annualrent of £4 from Tarbaitd Gorry with annualrent of £4 from Tarbait)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/173 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of Sky, to Hugh Ross, his brother, of lands of Westray, Strathochele and Strathcarene in Ross)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/174 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of Sky, to Hugh Ross, his brother, of lands of Strathokel and Strathkarryn)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/162 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, son and heir of Sir Hugh, sometime earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, his brother, of lands of Munlochy)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/176 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, son and heir of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to William Ross, son and heir of deceased Hugh Ross, granter's brother, of lands of Petmadwy in bailiery of Delgany, formerly held by Mr William Dyngevale)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/194 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, son and heir of Hugh, formerly earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, granter's brother, laird of Fylorch, of all lands in earldom of Argyll with castle of Elandonan, in excambion for said Hugh's lands in Buchan)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/168 + (Charter by William, earl of Ross, to Marion, cousin and fosterchild of Emma, spouse of Thomas Abbachia, of the davoch of Awchale)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/79/14 + (Charter by the said John Corbat Laird of Ester Ard to John Caldor Precentor of Ross of the said Lands of Estirarde)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/74/88 + (Charter by the said William McCulloch to the said Walter Innes of Twquhis and his heirs of the two part of the Lands of Pytnely and of the half part of the Lands of Balmachoche)
Source:Scottish document Lennox, no. 14 + (Charter granted by Walter of Ros and Mary … Charter granted by Walter of Ros and Mary his spouse, with consent of Malcolm 4th Earl of Leuenax, to Sir Patrick of Grahame, and his heirs or assignees, of the lands of Drumloche, in the territory of Buchernoc, and also of the land of Drumfode: to be held of the Earl of Leuenax and his heirs, for rendering the forinsee service pertaining to the said lands.nsee service pertaining to the said lands.)
Source:Scottish document Lennox, ii, no. 15 + (Charter of Confirmation by Malcolm 4th Ear … Charter of Confirmation by Malcolm 4th Earl of Leuenaux, of the preceding Charter (GD220/2/14) by Walter Ros and Mary his spouse to Sir Patrick of Grahame, and his heirs or his assignees, of the said lands of Drumloche, in the territory of Buchernoc, and lands of Drumfode, with their pertinents. Sealed with the granter's seal but not dated.led with the granter's seal but not dated.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/13/1 + (Charter of confirmation by King James VI, of two charters of sale made by Walter Urquhart, sheriff of Cromartie, to Elizabeth Ross, daughter of Hugh Ross of Kilrawok, in implement of a contract of marriage between them dated Kilrawok 31 August 1579)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD86/21 + (Charter under the Great Seal of James II w … Charter under the Great Seal of James II whereby, in praise and honour of God Almighty, the Virgin Mary, St. Duthac the Confessor and all the Saints and for the salvation of the souls of James I, his father, Joan, Queen of Scots, his mother, and Mary, Queen of Scots, his consort, and also of his own soul and the souls of his children and all his predecessors and successors, and for the increase of divine worship, he grants to God and to St. Duthac and to the chaplain celebrating divine worship in the Collegiate Church of St. Duthac of Tayne for his sustentation the lands of Dunskaith with pertinents lying in the lordship of Ardmanach and sheriffdom of Innirnis, together with an annual-rent of two merks Scots from the freight and profits of the port and ferry of Croma[r]ty. To be held in pure and perpetual alms ad manum mortuam. The said chaplain when appointed to the church is to celebrate mass daily at the high altar for the foresaid souls and at the beginning of each mass to exhort the people to say a pater noster with a Salutacione Angelica and to be present in the choir at matins high mass and vespers cum nota in his habit like the other chaplains of the church; and if he should happen to be promoted to a better benefice so that he was unable to minister in the said service personally the said chaplainry was to become vacant and the presentation to pertain to the granter and his successors and the collation to the bishops of Rosss and the collation to the bishops of Ross)