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- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 21 + (1755 - Mary Swaine household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 4 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 9 + (1755 - Mathew Griffin household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 6 + (1755 - Mathew Griffin household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 2 whites and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 2 + (1755 - Thomas Benet household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 2 whites and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 1 + (1755 - Thomas Bennet Senr. household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 4 whites and 2 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 11 + (1755 - Thomas Redick household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 2 whites and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 8 + (1755 - William Griffin household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 14 + (1755 - [[Edmund Smithwick Sr. (-1774)|Edmond Smithwick Esqr.]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 2 whites and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 17 + (1755 - [[Edmundson John Smithwick|John Smithwick]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 1 black)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 15 + (1755 - [[Edmundson Samuel Smithwick|Samuel Smithwick]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 16 + (1755 - [[Edmundson Smithwick|Edmond Smithwick Son of Edmd.]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 1 black)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 13 + (1755 - [[John Ross Sr. (-c1793)|John Ross]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 0 blacks)
- Source:NC digital (Tax Lists, Tyrrell County, 1755)#Timeline 12 + (1755 - [[William Ross Sr. of Martin County (-1760)|William Ross]] household taxed in [[Tyrrell County, North Carolina]], for 1 white and 0 blacks)
- Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S1929#Timeline 1 + (1758 - [[John Ross of Giles County (1758-1845)|John Ross]] was born in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]])
- Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 11 + (1776 - John Ross was living in [[Mecklenburg County, North Carolina]])
- Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 3 + (1776 - [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]] enlisted for the Revolutionary War in [[Bedford County, Virginia]].)
- Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 1 + (1777 - [[Sterling Rose of Surry County (1757-)|Sterling Rose]] was a Corporal under Capt. Jesse Walton in the Surry County Regiment)
- Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 3 + (1778 - [[Sterling Rose of Surry County (1757-)|Sterling Rose]] was a Corporal under Capt. John Cleveland)
- Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 7 + (1779 - [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]] was discharged from the military Revolutionary War in 1779 in Philadelphia.)
- Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 5 + (1779 - [[Sterling Rose of Surry County (1757-)|Sterling Rose]] was also a Sergeant)
- Source:Carolana (North Carolina Corporals)#Timeline 4 + (1779 - [[Sterling Rose of Surry County (1757-)|Sterling Rose]] was a Corporal under Capt. Jabez Jarvis)
- Source:King Haco's Expedition (MCCLXII)#Main timeline + (1782 - In ''[[The Norwegian Account of King Haco's Expedition (1782)|The Norwegian Account of King Haco's Expedition]] … 1782 - In ''[[The Norwegian Account of King Haco's Expedition (1782)|The Norwegian Account of King Haco's Expedition]]'', James Johnstone includes this note about his translation of manuscripts pertaining to the Earl of Ross's ransacking of the Hebrides in 1262: "Jarlin af Ros ok Kiarnakr son Makamals (orig.). The text here is much vitiated. The author might have read in some Irish accounts, Jarl na Ross (William) M'Kerchar, M'Calom, i.e., the Earl of Ross (William) the son of Ferchard, the son of Malcolm. This William Mac Erchart was a young Hero, and is corruptly called Macentagart by the Scottish historians. Or perhaps, three persons may be alluded to viz. The Earl of Ross, Kinneach-son (of Kintail), and a MacCamal of Lochaw, all powerful chieftains on the west coast of Scotland."chieftains on the west coast of Scotland.")
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 46 + (1783 - Deborah Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 47 + (1783 - Delilah Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 45 + (1783 - Elizabeth Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 41 + (1783 - Esther A. Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 40 + (1783 - Evalina Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 39 + (1783 - Hannah Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 44 + (1783 - Louisa Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 42 + (1783 - M. E. Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 43 + (1783 - Maggie A. Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 49 + (1783 - Margaret Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 48 + (1783 - Martha A. Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 52 + (1783 - Mary Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 51 + (1783 - Nancy Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 55 + (1783 - Patsey Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 35 + (1783 - Polley Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 50 + (1783 - Sarah Ross posted a marriage notice in North Carolina)
- Source:Deed book, North Carolina, Mecklenburg Co. bk. 13 p. 375, William Ross#Timeline + (1789 - Grant from State of North Carolina to [[William Ross Sr. of Rocky River|William Ross]] for 622 acres in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, #783 Rocky River.)
- Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 1219, Elijah Ross#Entered timeline + (1789 - [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]] entered a grant for 100 acres on the N. side Pamplico River in Long Acre in [[Beaufort County, North Carolina]])
- Source:Old Statistical Account (Applecross)#Main timeline + (1792 - Rev. Mr. John M'Queen, of the [[Applecross Parish, Ross-shire|parish of Applecross]] … 1792 - Rev. Mr. John M'Queen, of the [[Applecross Parish, Ross-shire|parish of Applecross]], stated in the ''[[Source:Old Statistical Account (Applecross)|Old Statistical Account of Scotland]]'',</br>::“Close by the parish church, are the remains of an old religious house, where the standard and soles of crucifixes are still to be seen. It was richly endowed with landed property, which tradition relates to have been conveyed, by the last Popish missionary, in [[St. Maelrubha's monastery at Aporcrosan|the place]] known by the designation of the ''[[Máel Ruba|Red Priest of Applecross]]'', to his daughter.”Máel Ruba|Red Priest of Applecross]]'', to his daughter.”)
- Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S1929#Timeline 3 + (1794 - [[John Ross of Giles County (1758-1845)|John Ross]] was living in Georgia)
- Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 88 + (18 April 1589 - Ane notabill delyuerance of ye [[Forres, Forres Parish, Morayshire|towne off Fores]] fra fyre be burnynge of Jhone Dunbar Davidssons hows in ane wehement tempest of wynd.)
- Source:Scottish document CDS, v, no. 472b#Main timeline + (18 August 1306 - To [[John de Ros, chaplain]], and Malcolm, clerk of John of Argyll, coming as their lord’s messengers, staying at court and returning, Newbrough.)
- Source:Scottish document Aberdeen Ant., vol. iv p. 83#Main timeline + (18 August 1381 - You will all see and hear … 18 August 1381 - You will all see and hear this charter that [[Walter Lesley, Earl of Ross ( -1382)|Walter de Lesley, lord of Ross]], has granted us eternal salvation in the Lord of Noueritis, and confirmed our present charter to our beloved kinsman Andrew Mercer on the fifth day of the month of June in the year of our Lord one thousand three hundred eighty-first . . He simply resigned the holding and holding of the same Andrew to his heirs and assigns of us and our heirs in perpetual fee and inheritance. . . Paying thence to us and our heirs. . . one pair of gilded shoes at Faythley aforesaid at the feast of Pentecost in the name of the white firm yearly only if requested. . . In witness whereof we hereby affix our seal to these venerable witnesses in Christ, the Lords Alexander and Alexander, by the grace of God, the bishops of the churches of Moravia and Ross, Lords Alexander and Willelmo de Lindisay, our dearest brothers, the Lords Walter Senescall Robert de Innes and Richard Comyn, the soldiers of the Magistrates Willelmo de Dyngvale and Alexander Man dean and archdeacon of the church of Ross Adam de Vrchart Alexander de Cheeshelm Hugh de Monro Robert Burnen' and many others at Elgyne. Robert Burnen' and many others at Elgyne.)
- Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 37 + (18 Dec 1540 - Preceptum Carte Appreciation … 18 Dec 1540 - Preceptum Carte Appreciationis [[Hugh Rose, 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|HUGONIS ROS de Kilrawak]] - super tota et integra solari dimedietate omnium et singularum terrarum de Altare , cum pertinentiis , jacen . infra vic . de Elgin et Fores, que fuit Alex andri Cummyng de Altare hereditarie et debite appreciat . pro summa quadrin gintarum mercarum monete Scotie per ipsum dicto Hugoni debita , etc. Per Signetum . xs. xiv . 37. Apud Edinburgher Signetum . xs. xiv . 37. Apud Edinburgh)
- Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xiv fol. 37#Main timeline + (18 December 1540 - Apud Edinburgh, Precept … 18 December 1540 - Apud Edinburgh, Preceptum Carte Appreciationis [[Hugh Rose, 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|HUGONIS ROS de Kilrawak]] - super tota et integra solari dimedietate omnium et singularum terrarum de Altare, cum pertinentiis, jacen. infra vic. de Elgin et Fores, que fuit Alex andri Cummyng de Altare hereditarie et debite appreciat . pro summa quadrin gintarum mercarum monete Scotie per ipsum dicto Hugoni debita, etc. Per Signetum.um dicto Hugoni debita, etc. Per Signetum.)
- Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/8/2#Main timeline + (18 February 1348 - Charter by the Adam of … 18 February 1348 - Charter by the Adam of Urquhart Laird of Inchrore and Sheriff of Cromarty granting to God and the Virgin Mary and to the chaplain celebrating divine service in the chapel of St Mary of Inchrore, for the souls of [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, Earl of Ross]] and of his parents, and for the souls of the granter and of his parents and of all the faithful dead, of an annual rent of 5 merks out of the said lands of Inchrore together with a croft of land called the Alehouse Croft in the territory of Inchrore, for a sufficient maure to the said chaplain, with pasture for one horse, 12 cows, one bull, and 80 sheep in the said land of Inchrore, and the right of having fuel from the moors woods and mountains etc without hindrance from any one. To be held by the said chaplain and his successors, in free, pure, perpetual alms, as freely as any kirklands in Scotland, under reservation to the granter and his heirs, of the right of patronage and presentation of the chaplain as often as a vacancy occurs. Dated at Kilcoldrum. as a vacancy occurs. Dated at Kilcoldrum.)
- Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/22/2#Main timeline + (18 February 1462 - Precept by [[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498) |John of Yle, Earl of Ross, and Lord of the Isles]] … 18 February 1462 - Precept by [[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498) |John of Yle, Earl of Ross, and Lord of the Isles]], to his [[bailie]]s for [[infeft]]ing Thomas of Dingvale, formerly subdean of Ross in the [[Inchfuir, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Inchefur]] which had been resigned into the hands of the granter, as superior by Robert of Johnstone, Laird of Inchefur. To be held by the said Thomas of Dingvale and his heirs, in terms of their charter thereof. Dated at the [[Delny Castle|Manor place of Delny]].[[Delny Castle|Manor place of Delny]].)
- Source:Rose of Kilravock (Kilravock Nynth)#Timeline 2 + (18 February 1520 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh, seventh of that name]] … 18 February 1520 - [[Hugh Rose 9th of Kilravock (1485-1544)|Hugh, seventh of that name]], and nynth person succeeding in the familie, being [[wiktionary:infeft|infeft]] in the [[Kilravock, Croy Parish, Nairnshire|Barronie of Kilravock]] and [[Geddes, Cawdor Parish, Nairnshire|Geddes]][[Geddes, Cawdor Parish, Nairnshire|Geddes]])
- Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/18#Timeline 2 + (18 January 1442 - Be it made kende till al … 18 January 1442 - Be it made kende till all men be thir present letteris me [[Thomas Fraser, 7th of Lovat|Thomas Frasar lord of the Lovet]] to haf becummyn and becummys lele man and trew to a rycht he and mychty lorde my lorde [[Alexander Macdonald, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles ( -1449)|Sir Alexander of Ila Erle of Ross ande lorde of the Ilis]] ande Justice of the north half of the Watter of Forth ande that I sall mak to my saide lorde lele ande trew service at all my gudely powar quhat tyme I be chargit tharto, Ande assiste to him in contrar of all man ande men that lyffis or lyff may or de may myne allegeance to my soverine lorde the kinge owtane, ande my fewte to the rychtwise Erle of Murray that beis for the tyme. Ande giff it happin me the forsaide Thomas Frasar to brek my manrent ande obelysinge made to my forsaide lorde the Erle I obeliss me lely and treuly but fraude gile exceptioun or ony cavillatioun to pay my saide lorde but forthir delay als sone as I breke or cummis aganis him fyfetene hundir markis of gude ande suale monay of the kinrike of Scotlande in all forme ande maner lyke as all evidentis ande oblygaciounis of my borowis that I fande to my forsaide lorde in his [[Dingwall Castle|Castale of Dingvele]] proportis ande beris wytnes tharapoun, na remede of law canoun or civele to avalze or stande me instede in the contrar of this myne obligacioun, Ande I obelyss me straitly to ger the forsaide evidentis of my borowis be selyt ande delyverit in possibill haste to my forsaide lorde as was concordit ande forspokin betuix my forsaide lorde ande me in Dingvale. In the forthir wytnes of all ande sindry thingis befor writin I haff put my Sele to thir presene letteris of myne oblygacioun at the Lovet.letteris of myne oblygacioun at the Lovet.)