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Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#12 + (13 February 1523 - Strict bond of amitie and friendship betwixt Sir John Campbell of Calder (who married the heretrix thereof) and [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh Rose of Kilravock]], for them and ther heirs)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#96 + (13 January 1575 - Ane honorabil man [[Hugh Ross, 1st of Tolly ( -1575)|Huchon Ross of Tolle]] decessit quhom God assolze.)
Source:Scottish document Foedera, iii, I, 281#Main + (13 July 1354 - Agreement between the Engli … 13 July 1354 - Agreement between the English and Scottish commissioners for the ransom of [[David II of Scotland|Sir David de Bruis]] for 90,000 marks sterling, payable in 9 years, during which time there is to be a truce, including [[Edward Balliol|Sir Edward de Balliol]] and all the other allies and adherents of the [[Edward III of England|K. of England]]. Twenty hostages to be given for payment, viz., the sons and heirs of the Earls of Sutherland and March, the heir of the Earl of Wigton, the heir or brother of Sir William de Conyngham, the sons and heirs of Sir William More and Sir David de Graham, William son of Sir William de Levyngston, the softs and heirs of Sir Robert de Erskyn, of Sir Thomas Somervylle, of Sir John de Danieliston, of Sir Thomas Bysett, of Sir Andrew de Valence, of Sir Adam de Foulertone, of Sir John Steward of Derneley, and of Sir Roger de Kyrkpatrik ; one of the sons of John de Berkelay,the sons and heirs of John Kenedy, John Gray, of Sir David de Wemys, and of Sir William del Hay lord of Loehorwart. Among the hostages proposed was the [[William, son of William, 5th Earl of Ross (aft 1350-aft 1357)|son and heir of the Earl of Ross]], when he was of an age to travel, or the brother of the said Earl. Newcastle-on-Tyne.other of the said Earl. Newcastle-on-Tyne.)
Source:Scottish document Rot. Scot., i, 1a (1)#Main + (13 June 1291 - [[Edward I of England|King Edward]] … 13 June 1291 - [[Edward I of England|King Edward]] writes to John Soulis, constable of Berwick castle, with the common assent of William, bishop of St Andrews, Robert, bishop of Glasgow, John Comyn [of Badenoch], and James, steward of Scotland, guardians of the kingdom of Scotland, and nine named claimants to the throne, commanding him to deliver the castle of Berwick to Walter Beauchamp his steward. Consentors: Williame, Roberd, Johan Comyn, James, Florence, Roberd de Bruys, [[John Balliol|Johan de Baillol]], Johan de Hastinges, Patrik de Dunbar, Johan Comyn, Johan de Vescy, [[William of Roos of Hamelake (-1316)|Williame de Ros]], Nicolas de Soules[[William of Roos of Hamelake (-1316)|Williame de Ros]], Nicolas de Soules)
Source:Scottish document Laing Charters, box 65, no. 2544#2 + (13 March 1671 - Inverness, assignation and … 13 March 1671 - Inverness, assignation and obligation by which John Polson of Merkinsche assigned to Robert Barbour, merchant in Inverness, 2000 of 3000 merks, due by [[Hector Douglas, 4th of Mulderg (-c1675)|Hector Douglas of Muldearg]], as principal, and the late James Douglas of Little Rany and James Corbat of Ballnagall, on a bond dated 26th September 1666, in favour of [[Marion Ros, wife of Thomas Polson|Marion Ros]], relict of the late Thomas Polson, some time in [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Allan]], in liferent, and John Polson in fee—a bond which in turn Marion Ros assigned to John Polson— the sum of 2000 merks, being secured over the two mills of Fearn, with the mill-crofts, multures, etc., lying in the [[Fearn Abbey|abbacy of Fearn]] and sheriffdom of Ross.arn Abbey|abbacy of Fearn]] and sheriffdom of Ross.)
Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#4 + (13 October 1503 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh Rose of Kilravock]] … 13 October 1503 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh Rose of Kilravock]] mariage contract to [[Agnes Urquhart, wife of Hugh Rose, 9th of Kilravock (1485-1556)|Agnes Urquhart]], daughter to Mr. [[Alexander Urquhart, Hereditary Sheriff of Cromarty (cir 1445-1504)|Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie]], was ratified at Cullan[[Alexander Urquhart, Hereditary Sheriff of Cromarty (cir 1445-1504)|Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie]], was ratified at Cullan)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#14 + (13 October 1756 - Letter from [[Charles Robertson, 5th of Kindeace ( -1792)|Charles Robertson]] to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro]] acquinting there is 21 oxen on his grass & discussing the canal)
Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#30 + (13 Sep 1539 - Preceptum Carte Confirmationis [[John Ross of Cragy|JOHANNIS ROS de Cragy]]. [R.M.S. iii. 2019.] Per Signetum. Gratis. (Gratis.) xiii. 29. Apud Stirling)
Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#39 + (13 Sep 1541 - Preceptum Carte THOME ROS, filii et heredis apparentis dilecti familiaris servitoris regis Johannis Ros de Cragy. [ R. M.S. iii . 2448. ] Per Signetum. Gratis. xv. 38 . Apud Falkland)
Source:Scottish document RMS, L. i fol. 162#Main + (13 September 1366 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]] … 13 September 1366 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]], has given his beloved and faithful [[Walter Lesley, Earl of Ross ( -1382)|Walter of Leslie knight]], and [[Euphemia, 1st Countess of Ross (1345-1394)|Euphemia of Ross]], his wife, the king's relative, for his homage and service, all of New Forest in the sheriffdom of Dumfries, and their legitimate male heirs, in one integral and free barony, in feu and heritage, with bondsmen and bondages, neyfs and their offspring, with pit and gallows, sake and soke, toll and team and infangenthef, as freely as any barony, for homage and forinsec service owed to the king.age and forinsec service owed to the king.)
Source:Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#2 + (1357 - Deed dated at the [[Fearn Abbey|abbey of New Fearn]] … 1357 - Deed dated at the [[Fearn Abbey|abbey of New Fearn]], [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William Earl of Ross]], the son and heir of the deceased [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh Earl of Ross]], granted the [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|land of Estir Alane]] to [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh of Ross]] his brother[[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh of Ross]] his brother)
Source:Scottish document TNA, E 213/188#Main + (1357 - Receipt, indented, by William de Wheteley, clerk, to John Mareschal, Clerk of the King's stores at Linlithgow, for wine and beans for the [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|Earl of Rosse]] at Cambuskynel.)
Source:System of heraldry (vol. 2 Prynne's History)#1 + (1367 - [[John de Ros, 1st of Halkhead|Sir John Ross]] … 1367 - [[John de Ros, 1st of Halkhead|Sir John Ross]], had a charter from [[Robert II of Scotland|Robert Earl of Strathern]], his ''[[Consanguinity|consanguineus]]'', of the [[Halkhead, Paisley Parish, Renfrewshire|lands of Hacket]], which lie in ''baronia de Renfrew''[[Halkhead, Paisley Parish, Renfrewshire|lands of Hacket]], which lie in ''baronia de Renfrew'')
Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#43 + (14 Feb 1542 - Presentatio D. MURDOCI JOHNE … 14 Feb 1542 - Presentatio D. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, junioris, capellani, super dimedia capellania de Apilcroce infra diocesim Rossensem, cum eandem vacare contigerit per resignationem, cessionem aut dimissionem D. Murdoci Johnesoun, senioris, ad presentationem domini regis et collationem episcopi Rossensis, etc 1542 - Per Signaturam. '"`UNIQ--templatestyles-000006BC-QINU`"'x s. xv. 84. Apud Falkland"smallcaps">x s. xv. 84. Apud Falkland)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/176#Main + (14 February 1370 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]] … 14 February 1370 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]], son and heir of deceased [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh, earl of Ross]], to [[William Ross, 2nd of Balnagown ( -bef 1395)|William Ross]], son and heir of deceased [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh Ross, granter's brother]], of [[Pitmaduthy, Logie Easter Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Petmadwy]] in bailiery of Delgany, formerly held by Mr William Dyngevale. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, [[Donald Pupill, abbot of New Fearn ( -1373)|Donald, abbot of New Fearn]], [[Adam de Urquhart, sheriff of Cromarty|Adam Urchard, sheriff of Crombathy]], Henry Styward, William Clyne, Thomas Dungevale. At [[Dingwall, Dingwall Parish, Ross-shire|Dyngevale]].[[Dingwall, Dingwall Parish, Ross-shire|Dyngevale]].)
Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xv fol. 84#Main + (14 February 1542 - At Falkland, the presen … 14 February 1542 - At Falkland, the presentation of Mr. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, junior, chaplain, over half the [[chaplaincy of Apilcroce]] in the diocese of Ross, when the same happened to be vacant by the resignation, cession, or dismissal of Mr. MURDOCI JOHNESOUN, senior, to the presentation of the lord the king and the collation of the bishop of Ross, etc. By Signature. of the bishop of Ross, etc. By Signature.)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#125 + (14 February 1615 - [[George Ross, 10th of Balnagown ( -1616)|George Ros off Balnagoinn]] departitt at [[Balnagown, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|Balnagoin]].)
Source:Scottish document NRS, C22/53/319-320#Main + (14 January 1710 - [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross of Balblair]] … 14 January 1710 - [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross of Balblair]], father of [[Andrew Ross Sr. of Balblair (-bef1724)|Andrew Ross, now of Balblair]], dies in peace and good health. The Queen and that the said Andrew Ross is the heir and heir of the said David Ross of his father and that he is legitimately heir.s father and that he is legitimately heir.)
Source:Scottish document Foedera, i, II, 801#Main + (14 June 1294 - Writs summoning all persons … 14 June 1294 - Writs summoning all persons owing military service to meet the [[Edward I of England|King of England]] at Portsmouth, to go with him into Gascony. Signed by [[William de Ross ( -1340)|Willielmus de Ros]], [[William de Bruce|Willielmus de Breus]], [[William de Ros of Ingmanthorp|Willielmus de Ros de Ingmanthorp]], [[Robert de Ros, 1st and last Lord Ros of Wark (-aft1296)|Robertus de Ros de Werk]], and others.[[Robert de Ros, 1st and last Lord Ros of Wark (-aft1296)|Robertus de Ros de Werk]], and others.)
Source:Proceedings (Saint Maelrubha)#Main + (14 June 1859 - [[William Reeves (bishop)|William Reeves]] … 14 June 1859 - [[William Reeves (bishop)|William Reeves]] presented to the [[Society of Antiquaries of Scotland]] his research on the location of [[Máel Ruba|St Maelrubha]]'s church at [[St. Maelrubha's monastery at Aporcrosan|Apercrossan]] in the west of Scotland. In it, he states that, "the church-lands of Applecross became an heirloom in one family, which family, namely O'Beollain, furnished the recipient of the first-created earldom of Ross." This was the beginning of the story that [[Fearchar, Earl of Ross|Fearchar Mac an t-Sagairt]], Earl of Ross, was of a family of lay-abbots of Applecross.s of a family of lay-abbots of Applecross.)
Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#44 + (14 Mar 1542 - Preceptum Carte ANDREE CRAUFURDE de Giffertland et AGNETIS ROS ejus conjugis. [R.M.S. iii. 2309. ] Per Signetum. X S. xv. 44. Apud Edinburgh)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#22 + (14 March 1757 - Letter from [[Charles Robertson, 5th of Kindeace ( -1792)|Charles Robertson of Kindeace]] to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro of Allan, W.S.]] about affairs at [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Allan]])
Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#18 + (14 Sep 1537 - Preceptum Carte [[John Ross of Cragy|JOHANNIS ROS de Cragy]] et MATE MONCREIF ejus sponse . [ R. M.S. iii . 1714. ] Per Signetum. Gratis . ( ii s . ) xi. 33. Apud Inuernes)
Source:NRS catalogue entry CS229/R/1/21#1 + (14 September 1704 - Bond of relief granted … 14 September 1704 - Bond of relief granted by [[Andrew Ross Sr. of Balblair (-bef1724)|Andrew Ross writer]] in Edinburgh to Alexander McLeod writer there the said Elizabeth's father declaring that the said Alexander McLeod & he are bound to pay to Dame Mary Hope Spouse to Thomas Moncrief of that Ilk in liferent of Captain Thomas Young her sone in fee the sume of one thousand poinds Scotts & @ rent from the term of Lambas 1704 & penalty contained in their bond dated the 11th of September 1704 that the said whole sume was borrowed for the use & behoof of the said Andrew Ross & therefor he obliges himself & his heirs by the said back bond to free relieve & sheathless keep the said Alexander McLeod & his heirs of the said whole sume @ rent & expenses contained in the said bond heirs of the said whole sume @ rent & expenses contained in the said bond)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#36 + (1460 - Obitus Alexandri McCulloch de Pladis tercia die mensis Nouembris anno Domini M° cccc° lx.)

Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#51 + (1466 - Obitus Jacobi Stewart episcopi Morauiensis quinto Augusti 1466.)

Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#2 + (1474 - [[Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock (1442-1517)|Hugh Rose]] … 1474 - [[Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock (1442-1517)|Hugh Rose]] was first maried with [[Isabel Sutherland, wife of Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock|Isabel Sutherland]], daughter to Wiliam Sutherland of Berridal, eldest sone and appearand heir to Alexander Sutherland of Duffus, and Morella Chesholme of Quarrellwood, his spouse ; the tocher being three hundreth merks, for securitie whereof he gott the lands of Kinstearieie whereof he gott the lands of Kinstearie)
Source:Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#3 + (1476 - Grant by [[James III of Scotland|King James III]] … 1476 - Grant by [[James III of Scotland|King James III]] to the [[Elizabeth Livingston, wife of John Macdonald, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles ( -bef 1506)|Countess of Ross]] included 20 marklands of [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Mekle Alane]] and 10 marklands of [[Little Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Litill Allane]][[Little Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Litill Allane]])
Source:Origines parochiales (Tarbat)#4 + (1477 - Grant to the [[Elizabeth Livingston, wife of John Macdonald, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles ( -bef 1506)|Countess of Ross]] … 1477 - Grant to the [[Elizabeth Livingston, wife of John Macdonald, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles ( -bef 1506)|Countess of Ross]] included 20 marklands of [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Mekle Alane]] and 10 marklands of [[Little Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Litill Allane]] confirmed by [[James III of Scotland|King James III]][[James III of Scotland|King James III]])
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#37 + (1482 - ObitusJohannis McCulloch de Pladis xvj die mensis Octobris anno Domini M° cccc° Ixxxij.)
Source:Rossiana (Branch of Balblair)#3 + (15 April 1678 - [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross]] acted as notary for a [[sasine]])
Source:North Carolina Historical Review (Records of Emigrants to North Carolina 1774-1775 II)#2 + (15 April 1774 - [[John Ross the Immigrant (c1727-)|John Boss]] … 15 April 1774 - [[John Ross the Immigrant (c1727-)|John Boss]] left the [[Port Lerwick, Shetland|Port of Lerwick, Shetland]], aboard the [[Ship Bachelor of Leith]], aged 47, a Widower hath six Children, from 20 to 5 years Old, who emigrate with him, by Trade a Farmer, last at Kabel in the [[Farr Parish, Sutherland|Parish of Farr]] and County of Sutherland, upon the Estate of Sutherland. Goes to Carolina, because the rent of his Possession was greatly Advanced the price, of Cattle which must pay that Rent reduced more than one half, and bread which they must always buy excessively dear. The evil is the greater that the Estate being parcelled out to different Factors and Tacksmen, these must oppress the subtenants, in order to raise a profit to themselves, particularly on the Article of Cattle, which they never fail to take at their own prices, lately at 20/ or 20 Merks, and seldom or never higher than 30/ tho' the same Cattle have been sold in the Country from 50 to 55 sh. By these means reduced in his circumstances, and encouraged by his Friends already in America, he hopes to live more comfortably in that Country. to live more comfortably in that Country.)
Source:North Carolina Historical Review (Records of Emigrants to North Carolina 1774-1775 II)#1 + (15 April 1774 - [[Patrick Ross, schoolmaster in Farr|Patrick Ross]] … 15 April 1774 - [[Patrick Ross, schoolmaster in Farr|Patrick Ross]] left the [[Port Lerwick, Shetland|Port of Lerwick, Shetland]], aboard the [[Ship Bachelor of Leith]] aged thirty five Unmarried, lately Schoolmaster in the [[Farr Parish, Sutherland|Parish of Farr]], in the County of Sutherland. Goes to America on the Assurance of some of his Friends already in that Country of procuring a more profitable Schoolntry of procuring a more profitable School)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD90/1/229#Main + (15 August 1607 - Charter by David [Lindsay … 15 August 1607 - Charter by David [Lindsay], bishop of Ross, with consent of the dean, canons and chapter of the cathedral church of Ross, to [[Kenneth Mackenzie, 1st Lord Mackenzie of Kintail ( -1611)|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, [[Chaplaincy of Apilcroce|Apilcroce]], Garloch, Lochbrume, and Assint; also the office of heritable constable of the castle of Ross. Dated at Leith, 15th August and at Cromartie 27th October 1607. [Two seals appended.]e 27th October 1607. [Two seals appended.])
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#21 + (15 December 1542 - [[James V of Scotland|James the fifth king of Scotland]] died in Falkland)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#17 + (15 December 1756 - Letter from [[Charles Robertson, 5th of Kindeace ( -1792)|Charles Robertson of Kindeace]] to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro]] about marches)
Source:Scottish document Moray Reg., no. 217#Main + (15 February 1269 - [[William, 2nd Earl of Ross ( -1274)|William, earl of Ross]] … 15 February 1269 - [[William, 2nd Earl of Ross ( -1274)|William, earl of Ross]], has granted, and by this his present charter has established, to the church of Moray and Bishop Archibald, the donation made to them by the late Freskin of Moray, lord of Duffus, of two davochs of the land at Clyne in Ross, to support two chaplains in the aforesaid church to celebrate mass for the dead, in pure and perpetual almss for the dead, in pure and perpetual alms)
Source:Early sources (vol. 2 Part XI)#3 + (15 July 1235 - In the [[Chronicle of Melrose]] … 15 July 1235 - In the [[Chronicle of Melrose]] we again find mention of Maccintsacairt. He is referred to now as the [[earl of Ross]], but the name Fearchar is not used. [[Timeline of the Earls of Ross|Official documents]] of the time referred to him as Fearchar, or simply F.::“In the same year, on the first Sunday before the festival of the blessed Mary Magdalene, after collecting his army, [[Alexander II of Scotland|the lord king]] entered [[Galloway, Scotland|Galloway]]. And he came to a place sufficiently fair to the eye; where, since the day was now spent, he proposed to fix his tents. But the Galwegians, knowing better the site of the place, after lurking the whole day in the mountains, now on the contrary gave battle to the king. The aforesaid place had given them great confidence; because it was full of marshes, covered over everywhere with grass and flowers; and in these the king's army for the greater part had sunk. But in the beginning of the contest, the [[Fearchar, Earl of Ross|earl of Ross, named Maccintsacairt]], arrived, and attacked the enemy in the rear; and after the enemy was aware of this, he turned his back, and made for the mountains and woods. But the aforesaid earl, and many others besides, pursued them, making a great slaughter, and harassing them until dark. On the following day, the king, with his accustomed piety, granted peace to all who came to him. Therefore the Galwegians who had survived came to the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.”o the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.”)
Source:Early sources (vol. 2 Part XI)#4 + (15 July 1235 - On the first Sunday before … 15 July 1235 - On the first Sunday before the festival of the blessed Mary Magdalene, after collecting his army, [[Alexander II of Scotland|the lord king]] entered [[Galloway, Scotland|Galloway]]. And he came to a place sufficiently fair to the eye; where, since the day was now spent, he proposed to fix his tents. But the Galwegians, knowing better the site of the place, after lurking the whole day in the mountains, now on the contrary gave battle to the king. The aforesaid place had given them great confidence; because it was full of marshes, covered over everywhere with grass and flowers; and in these the king's army for the greater part had sunk. But in the beginning of the contest, the [[Fearchar, Earl of Ross|earl of Ross, named Maccintsacairt]], arrived, and attacked the enemy in the rear; and after the enemy was aware of this, he turned his back, and made for the mountains and woods. But the aforesaid earl, and many others besides, pursued them, making a great slaughter, and harassing them until dark. On the following day, the king, with his accustomed piety, granted peace to all who came to him. Therefore the Galwegians who had survived came to the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.to the king's peace, with ropes put round their necks.)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#182 + (15 July 1660 - [[Alison Clephane, wife of Walter Ross, 1st of Morangie ( -1660)|Alisone Clephan]] depairtit at [[Tain, Tain Parish, Ross-shire|Tayne]] and buiried in coleg kirk yair of being 16 off yis instant.)
Source:Scottish document NRS, RS38/5 f.120#2 + (15 June 1681 - Andrew Fraser in Fearne app … 15 June 1681 - Andrew Fraser in Fearne appointed as bailie by [[George Stronach of Balblair (-aft1690)|George Stronach of Balblair]], to deliver a precept of sasine to a notary public for registration. The precept of sasine granted to [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross]] and [[Margaret Stronach (fl1667-1710)|Margaret Stronach]], and the longest living of them, in conjunct fie and [[liferent]], the [[Balblair, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Easter Oxgait of Balblair]], consisting of the toun of Balblair, extending to one quarter or two [[oxgang|oxgaits]] of land, with the alehouse, alehouse croft, houses buildings, yards, kilns, bars, byres etc. After their deaths, the right would pass to the heirs male begotten between David Ross and Margaret Stronach, failing which to David Ross’s nearest male heirs, failing which to his heirs and assignees, without reversion, regress or redemption. Written by Donald Simsone, writer in Tayne. Witnesses: Master [[John McKenzie of Inverlaell]]; [[Alexander Ross, Commissar Depute of Ross]]; Andrew Fraser in Fearne; [[Alexander Ross, servant to David Ross]].Alexander Ross, servant to David Ross]].)
Source:Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)#5 + (15 May 1274 - [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|Williame his sone]], quha was made [[Earl of Ross|erll]] at Witsonday the said yeir, quha leived erll fourtie nyne yeiris)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#87 + (15 November 1588 - Departit [[Ellen Clunes, wife of Donald Ross of Meikle Rhynie ( -1588)|Ellein Clunes]] spowss to [[Donald Ross of Meikle Rhynie ( -1595)|Donald Ross portionar off Mekill Rany]].)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#130 + (15 September 1619 - [[Alexander Ross, 2nd of Invercharron ( -1619)|Alexander Ros of Innercharron]] depairtit.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#12 + (15 September 1756 - Letter from David Clar … 15 September 1756 - Letter from David Clark to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro of Allan, W.S.]] informing him of the death of [[Bessie Ross (bef1674-1756)|his mother]] and of the state of the animals at [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Allan]][[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Allan]])
Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#3 + (1501 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh Rose of Kilravock]] … 1501 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh Rose of Kilravock]] was contracted to [[Agnes Urquhart, wife of Hugh Rose, 9th of Kilravock (1485-1556)|Agnes Urquhart]], daughter to Mr. [[Alexander Urquhart, Hereditary Sheriff of Cromarty (cir 1445-1504)|Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie]], being a child, by his father[[Alexander Urquhart, Hereditary Sheriff of Cromarty (cir 1445-1504)|Alexander Urquhart of Cromartie]], being a child, by his father)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#52 + (1504 - Obitus Hugonis Ross apud . . . Augusti 1504.)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#53 + (1504 - Obitus Hugonis Ross qui occisus fuit apud Achonasellache 1504 [at 19 September],)
Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#26 + (1506 - Obitus bone memorie Annete Fayd quondam sponse Johannis McCulloch que obiit apud Ferne secundo die Septembris anno Domini M° vto vi° pro cuius anima orate.)
Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#4 + (1506 - [[Margaret Gordon, wife of Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock ( -1506)|Margaret Gordoue]] dyed)
Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Eight)#5 + (1507 - [[Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock (1442-1517)|Hugh Rose]] maries [[Marion Nieneachin, wife of Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock|Marion Nieneachin]], designed relict of James Alexanderson)