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Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 20 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Dunbeath — William St Clair of Dunbeath pays for his half of [[Wester Geanies, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Wester Geanies]] 20 merks, and four teind wedder for his haill Geanies, inde... £21 19 8 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 11 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mulderg and Torridon — [[Muldearg, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Mulderg]], Torridon, and [[Fearn, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Fearn]] pays of teind money… £1 2 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 2 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Culnald — Culnald pays for his [[Culnaha, Nigg Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Culnald]], Torr, and Annat, twixt money and price of customs and the teind money of Tulloch... £40 6 7 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 1 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Delny — Mr John Bayne of Delny pays for [[Arboll, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Arboll]] one teind wedder and 21s teind money… £2 11 9 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 1 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Pi … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Pitcalnie — [[Alexander Ross, 4th of Pitcalnie|Pitcalnie]] pays for his [[Pitcalnie, Nigg Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Pitcalnie]], Culderaris, Cululia, and Amatnalisgas, twixt money and price of customs, and for the teind money and wedder of Arboll... £55 18 11 Scotsey and wedder of Arboll... £55 18 11 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 12 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Me … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Meikle Allan — A [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|quarter of Meikle Allan]], now pertaining to [[John Monro, 4th of Wester Allan ( -bef 1739)|John Monro]], pays 12s 6d teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £2 1 6 Scotsone teind wedder or 30s inde… £2 1 6 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 12 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Miller — John Miller pays for [[Kincardine, Kincardine Parish, Ross-shire|Kincardine]] twixt money and price of customs... £20 9 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 2 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ro … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — [[David Ross, son of Hugh Ross in Balblair|David Ross M'Hutcheon]] pays for a [[Mid Geanies, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|quarter of MidGeanies]], 7s and 6d teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 17 6 Scotsne teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 17 6 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 16 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Stronach — [[John Stronach of Balblair|John Stronach]] pays for an [[Little Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|oxgate of Little Allan]] 2s teind money, and a quarter teind wedder or 7s 6d inde… £0 9 6 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 10 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Catboll — [[Catboll-Fisher, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Catboll Fisher]] pays 18s teind money, and two teind wedders or 3 lib… £3 18 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 6 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. [[Rosskeen, Rosskeen Parish, Ross-shire|Rosskein]] — William Innes of Rosskein pays for these lands... £18 9 11 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 7 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. [[Logie, Logie Easter Parish, Ross-shire|Logie]] — [[John Munro of Logie]] pays for these lands twixt money and price of customs... £11 9 10 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 10 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. St … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. St Martins — [[George Dallas of St. Martins, W.S. (cir 1634-1701)|St Martins]] pays for [[Balblair, Resolis Parish, Ross-shire|Easter Balblair]] and Wester St Martins twixt money and price of customs... £41 2 11 Scotsney and price of customs... £41 2 11 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 8 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Maclood — Hugh Macleod pays for his [[Edderton, Edderton Parish, Ross-shire|Eddertoun]], twixt money and price of customs... £14 5 9 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 21 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Moringie — [[George Ross, 3rd of Morangie (bef 1622-1703)|George Ross of Moringie]] pays for his lands of Dibidell and [[Rosskeen, Rosskeen Parish, Ross-shire|miln of Roskeen]]... £4 3 2 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 22 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ba … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Balnagown — The [[Hugh Ross, 4th of Balnagown ( -1497)|Laird of Balnagown]] pays for his [[Kincardine, Kincardine Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Kincardine]], ale-house thereof, Ardgay, fishing of Kincardine, [[Edderton, Edderton Parish, Ross-shire|Eddertoun]], and ale-house thereof, attour the few victual due out of the mill of Kincardine... £98 13 4 Scotsf the mill of Kincardine... £98 13 4 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 3 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — Mr Arthure and [[William Ross, 3rd of Aldie|Aldie]] pay for the [[Wester Geanies, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|one-half of Wester-Greanies]] 14s teind money, and 2 teind wedders or 3 pound inde-… £3 14 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 5 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Pope — Gilbert Pope pays for a [[Meikle Rhynie, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|quarter of Meikle Rannie]] 8s teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 16 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 5 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Findon— Mr Rory Mackenzie of Findon, Urquhart, Wester Culbo, [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Barony of Allan]], and teinds of the said Barony... £131 6 8 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 6 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Denoon — [[Norman Denoon, 6th of Cadboll|Norman Denoon]] pays for a [[Meikle Rhynie, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|quarter of Meikle Rannie]] 6s teind money, and one teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 16 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 16 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Me … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Mey — The Lady Mey pays for her liferent lands of Little Kilmuir, twixt money and the price of customs, 9 lb. 11 sh. 2d. She pays also be the rental-book, for a quarter of [[Mid Geanies, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Mid-Geanies]] lands of Cadboll, and Little Kilmuir, of teind money 40 sh. 3d and five teind weddcrs, inde... £19 1 5 Scots five teind weddcrs, inde... £19 1 5 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXV)#Timeline 13 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. [[George Munro, 5th of Limlair|Lemlair]] pays for Lemlair and Komanchterrach, twixt money and price of customs... £48 0 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 15 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ross — [[Mr Hugh Ross]] pays for a quarter of Eysland 4s teind money, and a teind wedder or 30s inde… £1 14 0 Scots)
Source:Antiquarian notes (LXXVI)#Timeline 14 + (1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Ma … 1695 - Rental of the Bishopric of Ross. Maculloch — Mr James Maculloch pays for a [[Little Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|quarter of Little Allan]], sometime pertaining to Andrew Maculloch, and [[Little Tarrel, Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Little Tarrel]] 5s 6d teind money, and half a teind wedder or 15s, and it is said he possesses an oxgate15s, and it is said he possesses an oxgate)
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 90 + (1696 - Assn.., Mr Jon Dallas, Dean of Ross, wt. consent of Mr Jon eldest s. to Mr Jas. Muirsone student of divinitie)

Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 91 + (1696 - Do., David Ross tutor of Kindeace to D. R. of K)

Source:Scottish document Dunf. Reg., no. 83#Main timeline + (17 December 1253 - Clement, bishop of Dunb … 17 December 1253 - Clement, bishop of Dunblane, Richard, abbot of Cambuskenneth, Walter Comyn, earl of Menteith, Alexander Comyn, earl of Buchan & justiciar of Scotia, William, earl of Mar, chamberlain, Alexander the Steward, [[Robert of Roos of Wark (-c1270)|Robert de Ros]], Nicholas de Soules, David of Graham, Master Gamelin, William the chaplain and Alexander of Corbridge, clerks of the lord King, and John Blund and John Salvain, knights, announce that Emma, daughter and heiress of the late Gilbert of Smeaton, recognised that the holding of Smeaton in the feu of [[Musselburgh, Midlothian|Musselburgh]], properly belonged to Dunfermline Abbey.[[Musselburgh, Midlothian|Musselburgh]], properly belonged to Dunfermline Abbey.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD139/1#Main timeline + (17 February 1268 - Charter of confirmation … 17 February 1268 - Charter of confirmation by [[William, 2nd Earl of Ross ( -1274)|William earl of Ross]] to the church of Moray and to Archibald, bishop of Moray, of the gift by the late Freskinus of Moray, Lord of Duffus, of the two davachs of the lands of Clone in Ross for the upkeep of two chaplains in the church of Moray; renouncing a burden due him from the lands of Dowey and Duffus, with which Freskinus had endowed the chapel of St Laurence of Duffus in Strathspey. Dated at Innirnarryn. Witnessed by are William of Dun dean of Moray, William of Bather prior of Urchard, Archibald Herock archdeacon of Moray, William earl of Sutherland, Sir William of Montealto, Sir Alexander of Moray, Sir John Prath, William Wysman, Galfredo Surays.hn Prath, William Wysman, Galfredo Surays.)
Source:Scottish document Laing Charters, box 72, no. 2799#Timeline 2 + (17 January 1695 - Precept in disposition, … 17 January 1695 - Precept in disposition, dated at Balblair, by [[Hector Douglas, 5th of Mulderg (1655- )|Hector Douglas, late of Muldearg]], heir served and retoured to his uncle, the deceased [[Hector Douglas, 4th of Mulderg (-c1675)|Hector Douglas, some time of Muldearg]], in favour of Mr. James M'Culloch of Pilton, of the ile or burial-place belonging to the granter and his uncle, adjacent to the kirk of Fearn, commonly called the Douglas Ile, with the whole fabric of stone, windows, locks, doors, etc., in the parish of Fearn and shire of Ross, reserving to the said Hector, his wife and children, liberty of burial there, under the conditions narrated in the disposition. Witnesses to disposition, [[William Ross, 3rd of Aldie|William Ros of Aldie]], [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ros, notary public]], and [[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|George Ros]], his lawful son.[[George Ross of New Castle (1679-1753)|George Ros]], his lawful son.)
Source:Scottish document Foedera, i, II, 730#Main timeline + (17 March 1290 - William, bishop of St Andr … 17 March 1290 - William, bishop of St Andrews, and Robert, bishop of Glasgow, [[John Comyn, lord of Badenoch ( -1302)|John Comyn]] and James Stewart of Scotland, Guardians of the realm of Scotland, Matthew, bishop of Dunkeld, Archibald, bishop of Moray, Henry, bishop of Aberdeen, William, bishop of Dunblane, Mark, bishop of Man, Henry, bishop of Galloway, William, bishop of Brechin, Alan, bishop of Caithness, Robert, bishop of Ross, and Laurence, bishop of Argyll, Malise, earl of Strathearn, Patrick, earl of Dunbar, [[John Comyn, 7th Earl of Buchan|John Comyn, earl of Buchan]], Donald, earl of Mar, Gilbert de Umfraville, earl of Angus, John, earl of Atholl, Walter, earl of Menteith, [[Robert the Bruce|Robert de Bruce, earl of Carrick]], [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|William, earl of Ross]], Malcolm, earl of Lennox, William, earl of Sutherland, John, earl of Caithness, the abbots of Kelso, Melrose, Dunfermline, Arbroath, Holyrood, Cambuskenneth, Coupar Angus, Dryburgh, Newbattle, Paisley, Jedburgh, Lindores, Balmerino, Glenluce, Kilwinning, Inchaffray, Culross, Dundrennan, Dercongal (Holywood), Kinloss, Deer, Iona and Tongland, the priors of St Andrews, Coldingham, Lesmahagow, Pluscarden, Beauly, Urquhart, Whithorn, Restenneth, May, Canonbie, and Blantyre, and [[Robert de Brus, 6th Lord of Annandale|Robert Bruce, lord of Annandale]], William Murray, William Soulis, Alexander of Argyll, Alexander de Balliol of Cavers, Geoffrey de Moubray, Nicholas Graham, Nicholas Biggar, Ingram de Balliol, Richard Siward, Herbert Maxwell, David Marischal, Ingram de Guines, Thomas Randolph, William Comyn lord of Kirkintilloch, Simon Fraser, Reginald Cheyne, the father, Reginald Cheyne, the son, Andrew Murray, John Soulis, Nicholas de Haya, William de Haya, Robert Cameron, William Sinclair, Patrick Graham, John of Stirling, John of Callander, John Melville, John Stewart, John of Glenesk, Alexander of Bunkle, Bertram of Cardoness, Donald le fiz Can, Magnus of Fothrif, Robert the Fleming, William Murray of Drumsargard, David of Betun, William Douglas, Alexander Lindsay, Alexander of Menteith, Alexander Menzies, William Mowat, Thomas de Somerville, John of Inchmartin, John de Vaux, John Murray, Malcolm of Frendraught, and John of Garioch, barons of the realm of Scotland, write to [[Edward II of England|Edward, king of England]], lord of Ireland and duke of Aquitaine, sending greetings and all the honours for his good fame and the rights that he does to everyone and for the good neighbourhood and profit that the kingdom of Scotland has received from him, his father and his ancestors; they note that they are happy that the pope has made a dispensation that the marriage may take place between their lord Edward, his son, and Lady [[Margaret, Maid of Norway|Margaret, queen of Scotland]], their most dear lady, notwithstanding their nearness of bloody, notwithstanding their nearness of blood)
Source:Scottish document RRS, v, no. 342#Main timeline + (17 March 1328 - Indenture of treaty with [[Edward III of England]] … 17 March 1328 - Indenture of treaty with [[Edward III of England]], with provision for peace, the marriage of [[David II of Scotland|David de Bruce]] with Johanna sister to Edward III, an income for Johanna, the death of David or Johanna before their marriage, the Scottish alliance with France, rebellion in Ireland or the Isle of Man, the handing over of documents to Scotland, the process against King Robert at the papal court, the penalties for non-payment the sum due to England under the treaty, the laws of the marches, and the confirmation of this treaty.</br>::“And on the occasion of the said marriage to Monsignor [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hughe counte de Ros]], in the presence of the said King of Scotland & by special command from him, & in his soul, & to be kept, held & accomplished in good faith without coming to the meeting, all the the above-mentioned things and none of these, if ad Monseur Robert de Lawedre justice of Loeneys in the presence of even this King of Scotland & by special command of him, & in his soul, make oaths as the best evangelies. And on the subject of the said marriage, & to be kept, held & accomplished in good faith without coming to the account of all the above-mentioned things & chescone of them, if ad the said Monseur Henri de Percy in noun of the said King of England, & by special poer from him and in his soul, swore an oath to all the gospels.”& by special poer from him and in his soul, swore an oath to all the gospels.”)
Source:Scottish document RRS, v, no. 345#Main timeline + (17 March 1328 - Notarial instruments recording the king's promise to pay £20,000 to Edward III, and his submission to the jurisdiction of the papal court in this matter.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/4#Main timeline + (17 May 1350 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, Earl of Ross]] … 17 May 1350 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, Earl of Ross]], son and heir of [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh late Earl of Ross]], in favour of Robert called Lyttyl, son of Peter, and his heirs, for faithful service rendered and to be rendered, of the half davach of land of Dachynmore: to be held of said Earl and his heirs in fee and heritage, with woods, etc, fishings, hawking and hunting, meadows and grazings, mills and maltkilns, pertaining to said land; performing therefor to the King forensic service relative to said land, and delivering to said Earl and his heirs yearly a pair of Parisian gloves at Whitsunday in name of blench-farm, if asked; with warrandice against all men and women. Witnesses, Roger, bishop of Ross, [[Donald Pupill, abbot of New Fearn ( -1373)|Donald, abbot of New Ferin]], [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh de Ross]], brother of said William, Earl of Ross, John de Haya, cousin of said William, Earl of Ross, [[Adam de Urquhart, sheriff of Cromarty|Adam de Urchard, sheriff of Crombachy]], [[Robert Munro, 8th Baron of Foulis|Robert de Munro]], Thomas de Dyngevale, William de Clyne. At Dyngevale Dyngevale, William de Clyne. At Dyngevale)
Source:Scottish document A-S Relations, no. 19#Main timeline + (17 November 1292 - At Berwick-on-Tweed, in … 17 November 1292 - At Berwick-on-Tweed, in the hall of the castle before the king of England, lord superior of Scotland, in the presence of John, archbishop of Dublin, John, bishop of Winchester, Antony, bishop of Durham, William, bishop of Ely, John, bishop of Carlisle, William, bishop of St Andrews, Robert, bishop of Glasgow, Matthew, bishop of Dunkeld, Robert, bishop of Ross, and Mark, bishop of Sodor, and of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, Humphrey, earl of Hereford, John, earl of Buchan, Gilbert, earl of Angus, Malise, earl of Strathearn, and in the presence of eighty elected persons of Scotland, because that day had been assigned to Erik, king of Norway, Florence, count of Holland, [[John Balliol]], and all others who were claiming the realm, for them to hear judgment upon their petitions, all the claimants were called and publicly summoned, and the king, by the mouth of his justice, Roger Brabazon, caused his judgment to be promulgated in this manner: King Erik of Norway, Florence, count of Holland, John Balliol, Robert Bruce, John Hastings, Patrick, earl of March, [[William of Roos of Hamelake (-1316)|William de Ros]], William de Vescy, John Comyn, Robert de Pinkeny, Nicholas de Soules, Patrick Golightly and Roger de Mandeville, have placed before the eighty persons chosen from Scotland and the twenty-four nominated by the king of England, the lord superior of the realm of Scotland, their petitions for the realm of Scotland, and the arguments on which they based their claim. Of these claimants, Robert de Pinkeny, Patrick, earl of March, Nicholas de Soules, Patrick Golightly, [[William of Roos of Hamelake (-1316)|William de Ros]], William de Vescy and Florence, count of Holland, have withdrawn their petitions.f Holland, have withdrawn their petitions.)
Source:Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 330#Main timeline + (17 November 1364 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]] … 17 November 1364 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]], confirms a donation of [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross, lord of Skye]], to [[Robert Munro, 8th Baron of Foulis|Robert Monro]], of the davoch lands if Easter Foulis, Ross-shire, and the fortar of Strathskea; for a pair of white gloves; in exchange for the lands of Petian and Moorich.hange for the lands of Petian and Moorich.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/182#Main timeline + (17 October 1490 - Instrument narrating tha … 17 October 1490 - Instrument narrating that procurator for [[John Ross, 5th of Balnagown ( -1501)|John Ross of Balnagoune]] resigned in favour of [[David Ross, 7th of Balnagown ( -1527)|David Ross, his oy]], demesne [[Balnagown, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Balnagoune]] and others, resigned in hands of [[James Stewart, Duke of Ross|James, duke of Ross]], as superior[[James Stewart, Duke of Ross|James, duke of Ross]], as superior)
Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xxx fol. 52, alr. 68#Main timeline + (17 October 1561 - At Edinburgh, Presentati … 17 October 1561 - At Edinburgh, Presentation of Mr. William Monro chaplain over the [[chaplaincy of Apilcroce]] below the refuge lie Girth of the same and the diocese of Ross now vacant by the death of the late Mr. John Donaldson the last chaplain and possessor of the same to the presentation of the Lord Queen in full right of patronage and with regard to the ordinary collation of the Bishop of Ross, etc.nary collation of the Bishop of Ross, etc.)
Source:Scottish document RMS, L. i fol. 255#Main timeline + (17 Sep 1370 - [[David II of Scotland|David]] … 17 Sep 1370 - [[David II of Scotland|David]], etc., to all, etc. Be it known that we have given, etc., to our dearest nephew, [[Robert II of Scotland|Robert, the Earl of Strathern]], the elder of Scotland, the whole barony of Methfen with its appurtenances, below the sheriffdom of Perth, which was our said nephew's, and which our said nephew has returned and resigned to us above, to be held and held by the said to our nephew and [[Euphemia de Ross, Queen of Scots|Euphamie, Moravia]], his spouse, our beloved kinsman, and to the heirs of the said nephews, to whomsoever, of us and our heirs in fee and inheritance, in one whole and free barony with the services of the same freehold and the advowsons of the same churches. usual, in whose case, etc. same churches. usual, in whose case, etc.)
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 97 + (1700 - Bessie Ross relict of Jon Dingwall of Cambuscurrie to [[William Ross, 6th of Easterfearn (-1727)|Wm. Ross of Easter ﬀearn]])
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 98 + (1700 - David Ross son to Alexr. R. in Mickle Tarrell to Alexr. McCulloch in Pitnellies)
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 96 + (1700 - Jean Stewart liferentrix, Miltoune of Westray, and Geo. Ross eldest s. to dec. [[Thomas Ross of Morangie|Thos. Ross of Morinsches]])
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/106#Main timeline + (1701-1759 - Papers relating to Captain Alexander Ross of Colonel Hamilton's regiment)
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 106 + (1702 - Writ, [[Andrew Stronach of Little Allan|Andw. Stronach portioner of Little Allan]])
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 103 + (1702 - Writ, to Malcolm son to [[Alexander Ross 4th of Pitcalnie|Alexr. Ross of Pitcalnie]])
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 1002, 1685, &c.)#Timeline 108 + (1704 - Discharge, Jon M'K. of Coull to [[David Ross, 13th of Balnagown (1644-1711)|David Ross of Balnagown]])
Source:NRS catalogue entry CS229/R/1/21#Timeline 2 + (1709 - Decreet obtained before the Lords o … 1709 - Decreet obtained before the Lords of Councill & SEssions at the Instance of George McLeod Some to the said Deceased Alexander McLeod & his tutors ag''r'' the [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross of Balblair]] the said [[Andrew Ross Sr. of Balblair (-bef1724)|Andrewes]] father proceeding upon the said Davids promise to pay & relieve the said Alexander McLeod & his sone & dr of the half of the above debt contained in his sones back bondof the half of the above debt contained in his sones back bond)
Source:Rossiana (Branch of Balblair)#Timeline 4 + (1730 - [[Andrew Ross Jr. of Kingston, Jamaica (-1730)|Andrew Ross]], being then styled surgeon in London, made a disposition in favour of John Cruickshank, merchant, London, of the [[Balblair, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|town and lands of Balblair]])
Source:ScotlandsPeople Coats of arms (vol. 1)#Timeline 4 + (1731 - [[Charles Ross 15th of Balnagown (1721-1745)|Charles Ross of Balnagown]] granted arms by the [[Lord Lyon King of Arms|Lord Lyon]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 30 + (1734 - Bladen Precinct (now [[Bladen County, North Carolina|Bladen County]]) created from New Hanover Precinct (now [[New Hanover County, North Carolina|New Hanover County]]); western boundary limit was indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 27 + (1734 - Carteret Precinct (second, now [[Carteret County, North Carolina|Carteret County]]) lost to the creation of Onslow Precinct (now [[Onslow County, North Carolina|Onslow County]]))
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 29 + (1734 - New Hanover Precinct (now [[New Hanover County, North Carolina|New Hanover County]] … 1734 - New Hanover Precinct (now [[New Hanover County, North Carolina|New Hanover County]]) lost to the creation of Bladen Precinct (now [[Bladen County, North Carolina|Bladen County]]) and Onslow Precinct (now [[Onslow County, North Carolina|Onslow County]]); northwestern boundary limit for New Hanover remained indefinite limit for New Hanover remained indefinite)