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  • Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 83  + (8 November 1583 - [[James Ross of the Aberdeenshire family of Auchlossan ( -1583)|Capitane James Ross]] … 8 November 1583 - [[James Ross of the Aberdeenshire family of Auchlossan ( -1583)|Capitane James Ross]] brodyr sone to ye Lard of Achlossin and Patryk Zoar with him weir slaine in [[Tain, Tain Parish, Ross-shire|Tane]] in Andro Rossis chalmir at viij horis afoir none or yairby be [[Nicholas Ross, 1st of Pitcalnie ( -1611)|Nicolas Ross]] and [[Walter Ross of Tuiteam Tarbhach ( -1608)|Walter Ross]] with yair complesis.[[Walter Ross of Tuiteam Tarbhach ( -1608)|Walter Ross]] with yair complesis.)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD25/1/121#Main timeline  + (8 October 1475 - Obligation by Donald de I … 8 October 1475 - Obligation by Donald de Ilay of Glins and Dunivaig, principal councillor of [[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498)|John Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles]] to warrant and defend the Charter (GD25/1/116) by the Earl to John Davidson, of the lands of Greenan to John Davidson, of the lands of Greenan)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/123/519#Main timeline  + (8 October 1487 - Notarial Transumpt by aut … 8 October 1487 - Notarial Transumpt by authority of Thomas Menelaw Provost of the Collegiate Church of St. Duthae of Tayne of a Document dated 4 Mar 1382 by [[Alexander Stewart, Earl of Buchan|Alexander Stewart Earl of Buchan Lord of Ross and Badzenach]] declaring that Andrew Terrell appeared by his procurators before his Lordship in a Court held at Dingwalle his Lordship in a Court held at Dingwall)
  • Source:Reg. sec. sig. (vol. 2 Register)#Timeline 21  + (8 Sep 1538 - Ane Lettre maid to JAMES ROS … 8 Sep 1538 - Ane Lettre maid to JAMES ROS , his airis and assignais, -of the gift of all actionis , caussis , contractis , bandis , obligationis, and utheris clames quhat sumever , quhilkis umquhill ane reve rend fader in God , Alexander , Bischop of Murray ,¹ had or mycht have movit aganis Thomas Charteris of Kinfawnis for himself or as aire , successour , execu tour and intromettour with the gudis of umquhill Johne Charteris of Kinfawnis his fader , togidder with all and sindry soumes of money , cornis, fermes , males, dewiteis, victualis and dettis awing to the said umquhill reverend fader be the said Thomas , for himself or as are, suc cessour, executour and intromettour forsaid , now awing and pertenyng to oure soverane lord or ony way may per tene to him, as are to the said umquhill reverend fader , or be resoun of eschete of bastardry, or ony uther wais throw his deces ; with power, etc. Per Signa turam . Gratis . (Gratis . ) xii. 24. At Linlithqowratis . (Gratis . ) xii. 24. At Linlithqow)
  • Source:Scottish document Rot. Scot., i, 31a (1)#Main timeline  + (8 September 1296 - Osbert of Spaldington h … 8 September 1296 - Osbert of Spaldington has letters of commission for the castle of Wark, belonging to [[William of Roos of Hamelake (-1316)|William de Ros]] who is on [[Edward I of England|the king]]’s service in Gascony. John Sampson is commanded that the said Osbert shall have the said castle with troops, victuals and other things as in the chirograph between them. things as in the chirograph between them.)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 10  + (8 September 1756 - Letter from [[Charles Robertson, 5th of Kindeace ( -1792)|Charles Robertson of Kindeace]] to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro]] about affairs at [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Allan]])
  • Source:Annals of Ulster#Timeline 4  + (801 - Mac Oige of [[St. Maelrubha's monastery at Aporcrosan|Aporcrosan]] … 801 - Mac Oige of [[St. Maelrubha's monastery at Aporcrosan|Aporcrosan]], abbot of Bennchor, Muiredach son of Óchobor, abbot of Cluain Ferta Brénainn, Coscrach grandson of Fraech, abbot of Lugmad, Clemens of Tír dá Glas—all ended their lives happily and in peace.ll ended their lives happily and in peace.)
  • Source:Scottish document CDS, v, no. 562#Main timeline  + (9 April 1311 - Prest to Thomas of Derby, going to the earl of Cornwall at Dundee To [[James de Ros, son of Sir Godfrey de Ros, the elder|James of Ross, knight of Scotland]], for his stay in the company of Robert Clifford)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/106/1#Main timeline  + (9 April 1701 - Account of money due to Cap … 9 April 1701 - Account of money due to Captain [[Alexander Ross of Colonel Hamilton's Regiment]] and to be intromitted with by [[Andrew Ross Sr. of Balblair (-bef1724)|Andrew Ross, writer in Edinburgh]], his factor, and obligation by said Andrew Ross, to execute diligence for recovery of same and to account thereforr recovery of same and to account therefor)
  • Source:Scottish document Rot. Scot., i, 44b (2)#Main timeline  + (9 August 1297 - [[Edward I of England|The king]] … 9 August 1297 - [[Edward I of England|The king]] writes to his treasurer and barons of the Exchequer noting that as John, earl of Atholl, has mainprised Alexander de Menzies, in prison in the [[Tower of London]], and Malcolm of Kinross, in prison at Rochester, David le Mire, in prison at Leeds, and John Page, in prison at Tonbridge, they are to be released from those prisons. The king to Ralph of Sandwich, constable of the Tower of London, because John, earl of Atholl, detained in the Tower of London, has found sufficient mainprise before Walter de Beauchamp, steward of the household, and will be on the king’s service in Flanders, he is to be released from prison. The king to the constable of Northampton, because John of Menteith mainprised Thomas Campbell, captured at Dunbar, he is to be released from prison. The same John mainprised Robert le Letham, detained in Nottingham castle. The same John mainprised John Wiseman, captured [at Dunbar], and in Fotheringhay prison. The same John of Menteith mainprised Robert of Cresswell, captured [at Dunbar] and detained at Hardelagh prison. Edmund Comyn of Kilbride mainprised John of Clogston, at Kenilworth castle; [[Godfrey de Ros, the younger|Godfrey de Ros]] at Crukyn castle, and William Currie, at Nottingham castle. The king to the constable of Windsor, Richard Siward has mainprised William of Kirkpatrick [sic Kilpatrick], captured at Dunbar, and he is to be released from prison. The same Richard mainprised William Oliphant and Duncan Scott, captured [at Dunbar], and in Rochester castle; Michael Scott at Wallingford Castle, Richard of Pearsby, in Hardelak castle, and Richard Marischal in Montgomery castle.nd Richard Marischal in Montgomery castle.)
  • Source:Scottish document CDS, v, no. 472a#Timeline 3  + (9 August 1306 - Payments to [[The Bissetts|William Bisset, constable of Stirling]], from the Account Book of John of Droxford, keeper of the Wardrobe, for receipts and expenses)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/6#Main timeline  + (9 August 1369 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William Earl of Ross Lord of Sky]] … 9 August 1369 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William Earl of Ross Lord of Sky]] to his beloved cousin ('dilecto consanguineo') [[Hugh Munro, 9th Baron of Foulis|Hugh de Munro]], for his faithful service rendered and to be rendered during his time and also for the laudable service of [[Robert Munro, 8th Baron of Foulis|his father]] lately killed in defence of said earl, of the davach of land of Catuell with le 'fortyre' which is called Badgarwy, under exception of mills and multures; to be held by said Hugh and his heirs of said earl and his heirs in fee and heritage, in woods and plains, etc, meadows and grazings, etc, fishings, hunting and hawking, and also with inhabitants and neyfs thereof, and with all and sundry liberties, etc, belonging to said land, as freely as any other land within the Kingdom of Scotland granted by any earl or baron for good deeds; said Hugh and his heirs rendering to said earl and his heirs a pair of white gloves or one silver penny at the said earl's [[Dingwall Castle|castle of Dyngwale]] at Whitsunday, if asked, in name of blench-farm for suits of court, ward and relief, and marriage and for all other service, aid, burden, exaction, etc, required from said land; and doing forensic service to the King relative to said land; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Alexander, bishop of Ross, [[Donald Pupill, abbot of New Fearn ( -1373)|Donald, abbot of Feryn]], Adam de Wrqwerd, Mr William de Lychtona, Henry Stewart, John de Tarrell. At Dyngwale (Dingwall)., John de Tarrell. At Dyngwale (Dingwall).)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD52/1083#Main timeline  + (9 August 1467 - Bond of friendship in inde … 9 August 1467 - Bond of friendship in indenture form between William, Lord Forbes, Sir Alexander Forbes of Petsclego, Alexander Forbes of Thothquhane, Arthur of Forbes and John of Forbes of Burthuhis on one part and Duncan Makyntoschy, chief and captain of Clanchattane, [[Hugh Rose, 8th of Kilravock (1442-1517)|Hutcheon Ross, baron of Kilrawake]], and Allan and Lauchlan Makyntoschy, brothers of said Duncan, on the other, the latter party reserving their allegience to the [[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498)|Earl of Ross]][[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498)|Earl of Ross]])
  • Source:Bible transcription (Asa Ross, 1845)#Timeline 14  + (9 Dec 1812 - Birth of [[Malinda Ross (1812-1878)|Malinda Ross]], daughter of [[Angus Ross (1767-1862)|Angus Ross]] and [[Elizabeth Hawes (1772-1840)| Elizabeth Haws]])
  • Source:Bible transcription (Angus Ross, 1845)#Timeline 14  + (9 Dec 1812 - Birth of [[Malinda Ross (1812-1878)|Malinda Ross]], daughter of [[Angus Ross (1767-1862)|Angus Ross]] and [[Elizabeth Hawes (1772-1840)| Elizabeth Haws]])
  • Source:Scottish document Theiner, Vet. Mon., no. 182#Main timeline  + (9 February 1256 - Pope Alexander IV, to th … 9 February 1256 - Pope Alexander IV, to the Bishop and Chapter of Ross. The bishop has petitioned that Pope G. granted Robert, late Bishop of Ross, licence to augment the slender prebends in the church of Rosemarkie and to ordain new ones; that Robert, in doing so, mentioned the deanery, precentorship, chancellorship, treasurership, archdeaconry and simple prebends only in general terms, without stating what belonged to each; and that the bishop, supplying, correcting and augmenting Robert's ordinance, has assigned in perpetuity the teind sheaves of Rosnarkin and Crumbarch, to be divided equally among the deanery, chantry, chancellorship and treasurership; to the deanery, the teind sheaves and altarage of Andresser, saving episcopal dues, and the teind sheaves of Kelmur, except those of half a davach of Aleyn; to the chantry, the teind sheaves of Kenneythes and Suthy; to the treasurership, those of Urcharde and Legidibride; to the archdeaconry, those of Fortherdi and Edordor, except those of one davach of Aleyn; to the subdeanery, those of Thayne and Eduthayne; to the succentorship, the church of Bron and the teind sheaves of Inverferan; to the bishop's own prebend, the bishop being counted among the canons, the teinds of the churches of Niger and Tharbert; to the simple prebends, the teind sheaves of certain places; to the four vicars of the four dignitaries, the altarages of the churches of Roskyarkyn and Crumbaty, free of episcopal burdens; and to the common fund of the canons, the churches of Ergaythel belonging to the church, as they fall vacant. The bishop has also ordained that the dean be elected as in the church of Salisbury; that none be admitted to the four dignities, the subdeanery or the succentorship unless he is a priest, that the archdeacon be a deacon, and that none be received to a simple prebend unless in holy orders; that none be installed in the choir before swearing continual residence, unless absent on pilgrimage, at the schools, or for another honest cause by the bishop's licence; that the subdean have a deacon and the succentor a subdeacon as vicar, and the bishop and the archdeacon each a priest as perpetual vicar, the bishop's vicar to receive six marks sterling yearly from the altarage of Fordi; that each simple prebend have a subdeacon as vicar, to whom his canon gives a black cope and surplice, perpetual vicars providing their own; that canons and vicars obtain leave from the dean or subdean to be away more than a day, that two vicars not be absent together without urgent cause, and that a vicar absent more than three days without reasonable cause pay a fine to the resident vicars; that a resident absent from the canonical hours be disciplined by the subdean; that canons' excesses be corrected by the bishop, and vicars' by the dean or subdean, or by the bishop if they are negligent or on appeal; that an offence by a canon's servant within the canonry, without bloodshed or mutilation, be tried before the canons in chapter, with the forfeiture paid to the bishop; that canons before installation and perpetual vicars before admission swear to keep the chapter's secrets and the church's constitutions and to give the bishop faithful counsel and aid in recovering what has been dispersed; that a mass for the dead, especially for the bishops of the place and the church's benefactors, be celebrated daily; and that canons' manses, except the dean's, be at the bishop's collation, to be conferred on canons. All other articles of Robert's ordinance are to stand. The ordinance having been sealed by the bishop and the chapter, the pope confirms it. Given at the Lateran.he pope confirms it. Given at the Lateran.)
  • Source:Scottish document Acta Parl. Scot., vol. i. p. 91.#Main timeline  + (9 February 1293 - The [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross (-1323)|Earl of Ross]] … 9 February 1293 - The [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross (-1323)|Earl of Ross]]. [[John Balliol|The lord king]], for keeping the peace and stability of the kingdom established and ordained that there shall be [sheriffs] of the underwritten lands, namely of the lands of the [[Earl of Ross|earldom of Ross]] in north [[Argyll]], the land of Glenc’, the king’s land of Skye and [?]Lewis, eight davachs of the land of [...], Eigg and Rum, Uist and Barra with the very small isles. And he should be called the sheriff of Skye.d he should be called the sheriff of Skye.)
  • Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 3  + (9 February 1372 - The death of [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|Lord Wilhelm, count of Rossie]], who built and repaired the church of [[Fearn Abbey|Noue Ferine]], who died at Delny)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/181#Timeline 3  + (9 July 1357 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]] … 9 July 1357 - 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 [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh Ross, his brother]], of lands of [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Estiralane]][[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Estiralane]])
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/162#Main timeline  + (9 July 1357 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]] … 9 July 1357 - Charter by [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]], son and heir of Sir [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh, sometime earl of Ross]], to [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh Ross, his brother]], of lands of Munlochy. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, Adam, abbot of New Fearn, sir Robert, prior of Beauly, [[John, son of Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1364)|John Ross]], granter's brother, John Hay, laird of Tolybothvill, Adam Urcharde, sheriff of Crombathy, Robert Munro. At the monastery of New Fearne.ert Munro. At the monastery of New Fearne.)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD176/3#Main timeline  + (9 June 1456 - Notarial Instrument under th … 9 June 1456 - Notarial Instrument under the hand of Beanus Paterson, notary public, narrating that there compeared in presence of Sir [[John Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (c1435-1498)|John de Yle, Earl of Ross, and Lord of the Isles]], and the said notary and certain witnesses, Sir Gilbert McBean (Beani), a priest of the diocese of Moray, as procurator for Malcolm McInthosych, Lord of Moye and of Keppach, and their pertinents, within the lordship of Lochabera, and perpetual Steward of the lands of the said lordship, and desired that these lands and office, which had been recognosced by the said Earl, might be wadset to the said Malcolm McInthosych; offering as cautioners Sir Torkell McLoyd of Leows, and Alexander McAyne [McIan] of Ardnamurchan, who undertook to answer for the same before James, King of Scots, or any other unsuspect judge; but that the said Earl refused to grant what they desired. In the island of Kara [Cara], beside the Monkshaven. Witnesses, Alexander M'Inthosych [McIntosh] of Gumbri [?Cumbrae], Lord Arddrostan [Ardrossan]; Donald Ballach [Balloch] of Glennys [Glens], Lachlan McGyllane [McLean] of Doward [Duart], John McLoyd [McLeod] of Glenelg, Lachlan, juvene, son and heir of Mr. Lachlan, Malcolm McLoyd [McLeod] of Mignis [?Minginish], Donald Brehiff, and Alexander Flemyng [Fleming], esquire. and Alexander Flemyng [Fleming], esquire.)
  • Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 11  + (9 June 1571 - [[Donald Ross of Priesthill ( -1571)|Donald Ross of Preist Hill]] died)
  • Source:Calendar of Fearn (Additions)#Timeline 167  + (9 June 1648 - [[Alexander Ross of Cunlich ( -1648)|Allexander Ros of Cunliche]] departtitt [sic] att Cunliche.)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/177#Main timeline  + (9 May 1384 - Precept of sasine by [[Alexander Stewart, Earl of Buchan|Alexander Stewart, earl of Buchan, lord of Ross and of Badenach]] … 9 May 1384 - Precept of sasine by [[Alexander Stewart, Earl of Buchan|Alexander Stewart, earl of Buchan, lord of Ross and of Badenach]], to William Ross of lands of Innverkascolayne and Hospostyl. Bailie: Hugh Mure, bailie of earldom of Ross. At [[Delny, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|Delgny]].[[Delny, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|Delgny]].)
  • Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/350#Timeline 15  + (9 November 1756 - Letter from [[Charles Robertson, 5th of Kindeace ( -1792)|Charles Robertson of Kindeace]] to [[David Monro of Allan, W.S. (-1767)|David Monro of Meikle Allan Esq.]] Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh, there was little to report)
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