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Source:Scottish document CDS, v, no. 521c#Main timeline + (between July 1307 and July 1308 - Wardrobe … between July 1307 and July 1308 - Wardrobe account book. To John, messenger of the earl of Ross, coming to [[Edward II of England|the king]] at Carlisle with letters of [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh, son of the earl]] and returning with king’s letters by the king’s gift in July, 3s.’s letters by the king’s gift in July, 3s.)
Source:Scottish document Haddington MS, p. 78#Main timeline + (between June 1316 and 28 January 1323 - [[Robert the Bruce|Robert, king of Scots]] … between June 1316 and 28 January 1323 - [[Robert the Bruce|Robert, king of Scots]], has given his beloved and faithful [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh of Ross knight]], for his service, that half of the land of Kinfauns, Perthshire, which he now has in his hand, with the half of the same fishing, in exchange for the land of Glenken in Galloway which Hugh had due to his brother the late [[Walter de Ross ( -1314)|Walter of Ross knight]], and which the late Walter had by the donation of [[Edward Bruce, King of Ireland|Edward, king of Ireland]], the king’s brother; in feu and heritage, for 3d. at Perth on Pentecost, for ward, relief, marriage, suit of court, and other services and demands, and without transit to the army except when the men inhabiting the king’s demesne lands may transit to the army.g’s demesne lands may transit to the army.)
Source:Scottish document Arb. Lib., no. 38#Main timeline + (between October 1199 and 24 September 1200 … between October 1199 and 24 September 1200 - [[Robert of Roos (-1227)|Robert de Ros]] and [[Isabel (fl1199)|Isabella, his wife]], have granted to [[Arbroath Abbey]], the church of Haltwhistle (Northumb.), with all its just pertinents, which the lord [[William I of Scotland|King William]] gave to the monks and established by his charter, in free, quiet and perpetual alms.harter, in free, quiet and perpetual alms.)
Source:Scottish document Lennox, ii, no. 15#Main timeline + (between circa 1279 and 1293 - Malcolm, ear … between circa 1279 and 1293 - Malcolm, earl of Lennox, has granted, and established by his charter, that donation and grant which [[Walter de Ros (fl1293-1296)|Walter de Ros]] and [[Mary, wife of Walter de Ros|Mary, his spouse]], made to Sir Patrick of Graham of the land of ‘Drumloche’ in the territory of Baldernock and Drumfad, with all its pertinents, as the charter of Walter and Mary to Patrick attests. Witnesses: Sir William de Soules, then justiciar of Lothian, [[Godfrey de Ros (fl1279-1293)|Sir Godfrey de Ros the son]], Sir Robert of Culchone, Sir Duncan, son of Aulay, John of Callander, Malcolm of Drummond, Arthur Galbraith, Ewen, clerkof Drummond, Arthur Galbraith, Ewen, clerk)
Source:Scottish document Lennox, no. 14#Main timeline + (between circa 1279 and 1293 - [[Walter de Ros (fl1293-1296)|Walter of Ross]] … between circa 1279 and 1293 - [[Walter de Ros (fl1293-1296)|Walter of Ross]] and [[Mary, wife of Walter de Ros|Mary his spouse]], with the consent of Sir Malcolm, earl of Lennox, have given, granted and by this their present charter established to Sir Patrick of Graham, all that piece of land in the earldom of Lennox which has fallen on them hereditarily by reason of the death of Sir William Galbraith, that is, ‘Drumloche’ in the [[Balernock, Dunbartonshire|territory of Balernock]] and their [[Drumfad, Dunbartonshire|land of Drumfad]], holding of the earls of Lennox, with all its liberties and easements, making forinsec service to the lord earl. Witnesses: Sir William de Soulis, then justiciar of Lothian, [[Godfrey de Ros (fl1279-1293)|Sir Godfrey de Ros, son]], Sir Robert de Culchone, Sir Duncan son of Aulay, John of Callendar, Malcolm of Drummond, Arthur Galbraith, Ivo, clerk of Drummond, Arthur Galbraith, Ivo, clerk)
Source:Scottish document TNA, SC 8/177/8805#Main timeline + (between circa 1290 and circa 1307 - [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|William, earl of Ross]] … between circa 1290 and circa 1307 - [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|William, earl of Ross]], states that he delivered [[Edward I of England|the king]]'s letters to Reginald le Chyen who has said that he has the keeping of the shrievalties of Invernairn, Forres and Elgin and the issues of the forest which were assigned to him for his sustenance, which the earl does not think was the king's will, and he believes the issues could be spent more wisely on the repair of castles and fortresses.:The earl requests that whereas a woman of inheritance has died and her son who is not yet 16 has been taken into the king's hand, that he be granted the wardship and marriage for a lady who has served the countess his wife. :The earl is at the king's service but has been given no command and requests that he can be employed where the king thinks best.:The earl requests letters of safe-conduct to two merchants, Roger Boner and Andrew Slethy of Elgin, to come and go into England to buy and sell. come and go into England to buy and sell.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD124/1/110#Main timeline + (c. 1358 - Charter by Thomas, Earl of Mar, … c. 1358 - 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] with 4 marks sterling of annualrent due to granter by abbot and convent of Londores from land of Flandres [Belgium]; to be held by them and the longer liver of them and their heirs, whom failing by heirs of said Robert, in fee and heritage, in free barony, with common pasture in forest of Benechkey and woods of Aldeclochy, under reddendo of as much forinsec service in common army of lord King as pertains to said lands, and of 3 suits annually at granter's chief pleas of Garviauch; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses - Alexander, Bishop of Aberdeen, Sir John, abbot of Aberbroth [Arbroath], Sir William, abbot of Londors [Lindores], Sir William, Earl of Douglas, granter's brother, William de Keth, Marshal of Scotland, Sir Walter Moygne [Moigne], Sir John de Strathachyn [Strachan], and Sir Laurence Gilibrand, Kts, Mr John de Cromdole [Cromdale], canon of Ross, Mr David de Marr, treasurer of Moray, Sir John de Marr, canon of Aberdeen, Walter Biset [Bisset], lord of Lossyndrum, John Prat [Pratt], John Bothirgask.ndrum, John Prat [Pratt], John Bothirgask.)
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S1929#Timeline 4 + (cir 1812 - [[John Ross of Giles County (1758-1845)|John Ross]] moved to [[Giles County, Tennessee]])
Source:Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 485#Main timeline + (circa 12 June 1343 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]] … circa 12 June 1343 - [[David II of Scotland|David, king of Scots]], has inspected and truly understood a charter of his beloved nephew [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]] dated 4 July 1342, finding it neither erased nor destroyed. The king approves and ratifies this charter.e king approves and ratifies this charter.)
Source:Scottish document Stringer, Alan s. Roland, no. 5#Main timeline + (circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]] … circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]], has given, granted, and established by his present charter, to Hugh of Crawford, for his homage and service, his land of Crosbie, by those marches by which Ivolotus the Small held it on the day when Alan granted that land to Hugh of Crawford, in pannages and assarts, and those easements and liberties which any knight has in all of his landholdings, except stags, hinds, roe-deer, and young hawks, for an annual render of one unmewed sparrowhawk, on the feast of the Assumption of the BVM. Moreover, he will perform the forinsec service that pertains to one ploughgate of land. Witnesses: Sir Ingram de Balliol, Sir William de Brus, Sir Archibald of Douglas, Sir William de Gevelist', Sir Patrick of Southwick, Sir Andrew of Loudoun, Sir Robert of Logan, [[Robert de Ros (fl1225-1227)|Sir Robert de Ros]], Hugh of Ardrossan, [[Alan de Ros (fl. 1225)|Alan de Ros]], Richard, chaplain, Robert de Stubhil, Ivolotus the Small, William, son of Cospatric, William de Mavecestria, son of Cospatric, William de Mavecestria)
Source:Scottish document Stringer, Alan s. Roland, no. 4#Main timeline + (circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]] … circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]], has granted, given, and established by his present charter, to Hugh of Crawford, for his homage and service, his land of Munnoch, by stated bounds, in pannages and assarts, and in all other easements and liberties, except stags, hinds, roe-deer, and young hawks, for an annual render of one unmewed sparrowhawk, on the feast of the Assumption of the BVM, for all services, customs and demands. Witnesses: Sir Walter, son of Alan, Sir Ingram de Balliol, Sir Duncan of Carrick, Sir William de Bruce, Andrew of Loudoun, [[Robert de Ros (fl1225-1227)|Robert de Ros]], Alexander de Néhou, Hugh of Ardrossan, Adam of Hormishoc, Richard, chaplain, Simon, clerk, Ralph de Clifton, chaplain, Simon, clerk, Ralph de Clifton,)
Source:Scottish document Stringer, Alan s. Roland, no. 6#Main timeline + (circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]] … circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway ( -1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]], has granted and established by his charter, to Hugh of Crawford, the third part of the [[Stevenston, Stevenston Parish, Ayrshire|villa of Stevenston]], which Margaret, daughter of Adam Loccard (Lockhart) sold to the same Hugh for 40 marks, and the whole right to which she quitclaimed to Hugh and his heirs in perpetuity, and which she restored to Hugh in Alan’s court by staff and baton. Margaret has also renounced all right that she had in the church of Irvine in perpetuity, and in the court of Alan’s lord Alexander, king of Scots, she has given Hugh her charter of quitclaim, as a woman of legal age and lawful power. Alan has granted and established this to the aforesaid Hugh and his heirs for the third part of the service of one knight, according to the charter of the same Margaret. Witnesses: Adam of Loudoun, [[Robert de Ros (fl1225-1227)|Robert de Ros]], Arthur of Ardrossan, Robert de Logan, Alexander of Newham, Andrew of Loudoun, Richard of Winchester, Robert son of Ledmer, [[Alan de Ros (fl. 1225)|Alan de Ros]], Hugh of Ardrossan, Richard of Cunningham, Adam de Ormeshocn, Richard of Cunningham, Adam de Ormeshoc)
Source:Scottish document Stringer, Alan s. Roland, no. 7#Main timeline + (circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway (-1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]] … circa 1225 - [[Alan, lord of Galloway (-1234)|Alan son of Roland, constable of Scotland]], has given, granted, and established by his present charter, to [[Alan de Ros (fl1225)|Alan de Ros]], for his homage and service, all of the [[Fairlie, Largs Parish, North Ayrshire|land of Fairlie]], by stated bounds, in feu and heritage, as freely as anyone holds and possesses by habergeon service, in pannages and assarts, in banks and fisheries and in all easements and liberties pertaining to the aforesaid land, saving to Alan stags and hinds, for provision of one young man with a habergeon, in the expeditionary army, and a render in aids as pertains to one ploughgate of land.ids as pertains to one ploughgate of land.)
Source:Scottish document Kel. Lib., no. 47#Main timeline + (circa 1250 - Thomas de Bataille, son of th … circa 1250 - Thomas de Bataille, son of the late William de Bataille the burgess of Berwick, has given, granted, rendered on high, quitclaimed and by this his present charter established to Kelso Abbey his land which lies in [[Waltheofgate, Berwickshire|Waltheofgate]] between the land which is of [[Robert of Roos of Wark (-c1270)|Sir Robert of Roos]], which was of the late William White, and the land of Kelso Abbey in ‘Briggat’ for certain sum of money which they gave to him in his great need. The monks are to return annually to the heirs of Luke Black 12 pennies, half at the feast of Saint Michael and the other half at Easter.aint Michael and the other half at Easter.)
Source:Scottish document TNA, SC 13/B16#Main timeline + (circa 1260 - Shield with 3 lions rampant, 2 and 1, tails contournd : ‘s’ [[William, 2nd Earl of Ross ( -1274)|Willelmi ‘comitis de ros’]])
Source:Chronicle of the Scottish Nation (Annals XXXII)#Main timeline + (circa 1364 - ''[[Gesta Annalia]] … circa 1364 - ''[[Gesta Annalia]]'' records, “The following year,” meaning 1215, “the king of Scotland's enemies — namely, Dovenald Bane, son of Macwilliam, Kennach MacAth, and the son of a certain king of Ireland — entered Moray, with a numerous crowd of miscreants. These foes of the king's were attacked by Makentagart and mightily overthrown ; and the latter, having cut off their heads, presented them as new gifts to the new king, Alexander, and was therefor graced, by the king, with the honour of knighthood.” This passage is taken from the ''[[Chronicle of Melrose]]'', but the persons there named "Douenaldus Ban filius Makwillehni et Kennuah Macaht" are called here Dovenaldus Bane filius Macwilliam et Kennach mac Ath.Bane filius Macwilliam et Kennach mac Ath.)
Source:Scottish document Laing MS III.666#Timeline 1 + (circa 1607 - The second son of the said [[William Ross of Little Allan, 1st of Shandwick ( -1486)|Mr. William Ross]] … circa 1607 - The second son of the said [[William Ross of Little Allan, 1st of Shandwick ( -1486)|Mr. William Ross]], called [[Walter Ross, 1st of Shandwick ( -1531)|Walter Ross of Shandwick]], had a tack of the King, the wester quarter of [[Meikle Allan, Fearn Parish, Ross-shire|Meikle Earles Allan]], quhilk now [[William Monro, 1st of Allan|William Munro]] possesses[[William Monro, 1st of Allan|William Munro]] possesses)
Source:Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)#Timeline 1 + (circa 1615 - The unknown author of the ''[[Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)|Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross]] … circa 1615 - The unknown author of the ''[[Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross (Cronicle)|Cronicle of the Earlis of Ross]]'' manuscript stated that, "Of this Farqr discendit fyve erlis, being Ross of surname, viȝt Farqr the first, Williame the second, Williame the third, Hew the fourt, and William the fift ; but the sixt erle was namit Walter Ross, utherwayis Leslie, quha maryit the said fift erle of Ross his dochter, callit Euphame Ross."lie, quha maryit the said fift erle of Ross his dochter, callit Euphame Ross.")
Source:Scottish document NRS, NP2/9 David Ross#Timeline 2 + (circa 1642 - Birth of [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross]])
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 2 + (circa 1671 - Berkeley Precinct (now [[Perquimans County, North Carolina|Perquimans County]]) created in [[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; southern boundary limit, below Albermarle Sound, was indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 4 + (circa 1671 - Shaftesbury Precinct (now [[Chowan County, North Carolina|Chowan County]]) created in [[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; southern and western boundary limits were indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 3 + (circa 1671 - [[Carteret Precinct, North Carolina (original)|Carteret Precinct]] (original) created in [[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; southern boundary limit, below Albermarle Sound, was indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 8 + (circa 1684 - Berkeley Precinct renamed Perquimans Precinct)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 5 + (circa 1684 - Currituck Precinct (now [[Currituck County, North Carolina|Currituck County]] … circa 1684 - Currituck Precinct (now [[Currituck County, North Carolina|Currituck County]]) created from [[Carteret Precinct, North Carolina (original)|Carteret Precinct]] (original), extinct in [[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; Carteret Precinct eliminated[[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; Carteret Precinct eliminated)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 6 + (circa 1684 - Pasquotank Precinct (now [[Pasquotank County, North Carolina|Pasquotank County]]) created from Carteret Precinct (original, extinct) in [[Albemarle County, North Carolina|Albemarle County]]; Carteret Precinct eliminated)

Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 7 + (circa 1684 - Shaftesbury Precinct renamed Chowan Precinct)

Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 263, about 1690)#Timeline 1 + (circa 1690 - Heretors, Wadsetters, and lif … circa 1690 - Heretors, Wadsetters, and liferenters within the shyre of Ross, [[Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Tarbet Parish]], [[John Monro, 4th of Wester Allan ( -bef 1739)|Jon Monro of Meikle Allan]], [[Mary Davies, wife of David Monro, 3rd of Wester Allan|Margaret Davies]] his mother, [[George Stronach of Balblair (-aft1690)|Geo. Stronach of Balblair]], [[David Ross, 1st of Balblair (c1642-1710)|David Ross Nor. Pubt.]] there, and [[John Stronach of Balblair|Jon Stronach]] there[[John Stronach of Balblair|Jon Stronach]] there)
Source:Tain and Balnagown documents (No. 263, about 1690)#Timeline 2 + (circa 1690 - Heretors, Wadsetters, and liferenters within the shyre of Ross, [[Tarbat Parish, Ross-shire|Tarbet Parish]], [[Rorie Fowler of Meikle Allan|Rorie ﬀouler of Meikle Allan]])
Source:Book of Clanranald (2)#Timeline 1 + (circa 1700 - Niall MacMhuirich wrote in th … circa 1700 - Niall MacMhuirich wrote in the ‘[[Source:Book of Clanranald (2)|Little Book of Clanranald]]’,::“[[Alexander Macdonald, Earl of Ross, Lord of the Isles (-1449)|Alexander]] had other children, viz., [[Hugh Macdonald of Sleat ( -1498)|Hugh]], by a daughter of [[Patrick the Red, abbot|Gilpatrick Roy]], son of Rory, son of the [[Green Abbot of Ross-shire|Green Abbot]], son of the [[Earl of Ross]], whose surname was of the Rosses. He had for patrimony the third part of Lewis, and other lands upon the mainland.”Lewis, and other lands upon the mainland.”)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 14 + (circa 1712 - Archdale Precinct, North Carolina renamed Craven Precinct (now [[Craven County, North Carolina|Craven County]]); northern boundary limit was indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 13 + (circa 1712 - Pamptecough Precinct renamed Beaufort Precinct (now [[Beaufort County, North Carolina|Beaufort County]]); northern boundary limit was indefinite)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 15 + (circa 1712 - Wickham Precinct renamed Hyde Precinct (now [[Hyde County, North Carolina|Hyde County]]); northern boundary limit was indefinite)
Source:North Carolina Historical Review (Records of Emigrants to North Carolina 1774-1775 II)#Timeline 3 + (circa 1727 - birth of [[John Ross the Immigrant (c1727-)|John Ross]])
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 1 + (circa 1757 - [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]] was born)
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 2 + (circa 1761 - Birth of the wife of [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]])
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 905, Francis Ross#Survey timeline + (circa 1779 - Survey No. 5 for [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]] … circa 1779 - Survey No. 5 for [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]]'s 100-acre tract on the N. side of Pamplico river high up the ridge, known by the name of Long Acre, beginning at a pine on Robert West's line, N. 45 E. 175 poles to a pine, W. 100 poles to a cypress in the [swamp?], S. 45 W. 175 poles to a pine near the piney savanna, E. 100 poles to the first station, chain-borne by [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] and [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]], surveyed by Isaac Chauncey[[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elijah Ross]], surveyed by Isaac Chauncey)
Source:Grant, North Carolina, Beaufort Co. file no. 909, Francis Ross#Survey timeline + (circa 1779 - Survey No. 53 for [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]] … circa 1779 - Survey No. 53 for [[Francis Ross (-c1830)|Francis Ross]]'s 300-acre tract on the N. side of Pamplico river and on the E. side of Long Acre, beginning at a pine on Robert West's line, S. [?] 320 poles to a [?], E. 160 poles to a pine in the pocosin, N. 32 E. 320 poles to Robert West's line, thence with that line to the first station, chain-borne by [[Benjamin Ross (1736-1823)|Benjamin Ross]] and [[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elisha (probably Elijah) Ross]], surveyor [I.] Chauncey[[Elijah Ross Sr. (c1754-1817)|Elisha (probably Elijah) Ross]], surveyor [I.] Chauncey)
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 15 + (circa 1789 - Birth of [[Martin Ross (1789-)|Martin Ross]], son of [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]])
Source:Rev. War pension app., John Ross S35636#Timeline 9 + (circa 1809 - daughter of [[John Ross of Adair County (1757-1835)|John Ross]] was born)
Source:Scottish document Arb. Lib., no. 315#Main timeline + (circa 2 August 1282 - [[Robert de Ros of Bennere|Robert de Ros, knight, lord of ‘Bennere’]] has … circa 2 August 1282 - [[Robert de Ros of Bennere|Robert de Ros, knight, lord of ‘Bennere’]] has granted and by this his charter established to [[Arbroath Abbey]] the donation of Hugh Blund, lord of Arbuthnott, of the church of Garvock, with an oxgang of land pertaining to it, in pure and perpetual alms.taining to it, in pure and perpetual alms.)
Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/169#Main timeline + (circa 2 January 1351 - Letters of inspecti … circa 2 January 1351 - Letters of inspection and ratification by [[Hugh of Rarichies, 1st of Balnagown (-1374)|Hugh Ross]], son of deceased [[Hugh, 4th Earl of Ross ( -1333)|Hugh, earl of Ross]], of charters to [[William Mareschall of Balnagown|William Marescall]] and [[Marion Hirdemannystoun, Lady of Balnagown|Marion, his spouse]], of [[Balnagown, Kilmuir Easter Parish, Ross-shire|lands of Balnagow(an)]], and Achawyl and 6 merks annualrent of Tarbait, given by granter's father and [[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]], his brother[[William, 5th Earl of Ross ( -1372)|William, earl of Ross]], his brother)
Source:Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 923#Main timeline + (circa 25 July 1297 - The writer [the const … circa 25 July 1297 - The writer [the constable of Urquhart?] writes to [the king?] informing him that a certain noble called [[John of the Aird|John de Laarde]] (del Ard) to whose active zeal he was indebted for his own safety and the lives of his children, has a son at Corffe castle called Cristinus, who was made prisoner in the [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|earl of Ross]]’s retinue. He begs that this son may be sent to his assistance at Urquhart, as his appearance there will have the effect of winning the country to his side and gaining the king favour with the inhabitants. If this does not please him, begs him to retain him in his court. him, begs him to retain him in his court.)
Source:Scottish document TNA, E 101/10/11#Main timeline + (circa 29 September 1303 - Orders by Sir Jo … circa 29 September 1303 - Orders by Sir John de Drokenesford and others of the Council that the following persons escort and guard the [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|Earl of Rosse]] till he joins [[John Balliol|the king]] in [[Scotland]].:Sir Francis le Vylers, and Hugh le Rous his esquire, 3 horses, 3 grooms; William de Whetelay, clerk, 1 horse, 1 groom; Nicliol of Chilham, 2 horses, 2 grooms; Elys Skarlet and Elys his son, 2 horses, 2 grooms; William of Tuddeham, 2 horses, 2 grooms; Beynald Lumbard, marshal, 2 horses, 2 grooms; Master John le Sausser of London, cook, 1 horse, 1 groom.:Also for the earl, 2 palfreys, 2 sumpter horses, and 4 grooms. Sir Francis and William de Whetelay and two of the King’s sergeants shall lie nightly in the earl’s chamber, and four of the King’s sergeants outside with the other company. At each town where the earl rests at night, he shall have fire and light in his chamber. Two horse and two foot men, shall keep watch all night in his chamber, and 6 of the townsmen outside. No man is to be harboured in the earl’s house, save only his escort. The following are appointed by the sheriffs and mayor of [[London]] to join the earl’s escort as far as [[Berwick]], viz., Thomas atte Welle ‘sergaunt a mace,’ 1 horse and 1 groom ; John le Cotiller, William his brother, of London, 2 horses and 2 grooms; John of Lonesdale, and Adam of Blaksale, 2 horses and 2 grooms; Walter of Henelay, 1 horse and 1 groom. Ordered that these people’s ‘hostel’ be kept at the king’s cost till they reach him in Scotland with the earl, and their horses have hay and oats; also that the ‘Londoners’ return from Berwick. that the ‘Londoners’ return from Berwick.)
Source:Scottish document Stevenson, Docs., ii, no. 385c#Main timeline + (circa 3 September 1296 - The [[Edward I of England|lord king]] … circa 3 September 1296 - The [[Edward I of England|lord king]] has ordered that it is his pleasure that his cousin, [[Joan de Valence, wife of John Comyn ( -1306)|Lady Joanna]], wife of [[John Comyn of Badenoch ( -1306)|Sir John Comyn the son]], should have 200 marks of land in Tynedale for her sustenance, to hold at his pleasure, until he has ordered otherwise therein; without escheats, wards and reliefs. Also, he has ordered that the [[Euphemia de Berkeley, Countess of Ross|countess of Ross]] shall have £100 worth of land for her support, outside the earldom of Ross; and if the lands outside are not sufficient, that she receive the surplus at the exchequer of Scotland in money, without escheats, etc. Also, he has ordered that the [[Joan Comyn, countess of Atholl|countess of Atholl]] shall have £100 worth of land outside the earldom of Atholl for her sustenancee the earldom of Atholl for her sustenance)
Source:Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1416#Main timeline + (circa 6 December 1303 - Account of cost of … circa 6 December 1303 - Account of cost of the armour for the [[William, 3rd Earl of Ross ( -1323)|Earl of Ros]], by the Dec. 6. hands of Gefrei Merre at Dunfermelyn. :For a ‘gambessoun’ of which an ‘aketun’ was made for the earl, 60''s''. ; another ‘gambessoun’ for him, 40''s''. ; a ‘pissane’ and ‘gorger,’ 30''s''.; a chapel de fer,’ 30''s''.; a ‘bacinet,’ 8''s''.; a pair of ‘jamberis ov’ ‘les wampes,’ and a pair of ‘poleyns,’ 10''s''. 8''d''. ; a ‘colret’ of iron, 5''s''. 6''d''. ; 20 ells of red ‘sandal’ at 14''d''. an ell, 23''s''. 4''d''. ; 6½ ells of white ‘sandal’ at 18''d''. an ell, 9''s''. 9''d''. ; 8½ ells of ‘cele vermayl,’ at 4''d''. an ell, 2''s''. 10''d''.; 9 ells of ‘worytstede’ at 4''d''. an ell, 3''s''.; silk (saye) bought 2''s''. 8''d''. ; thread, 16''d''. ; 4 ells of ‘aylisham,’ 10''d''. ; for candles, 19½''d''., wages of 6 ‘valez’ helping in the work for 8 days, at 6''d''. each daily, 24''s''. Total, 12''l''. 13''s''. 6½''d''. Also for a mail coat for the earl’s body, bought from Walter de Rye, 100''s''. Total, 17''l''. 13''s''. 6''d''. He received on llth Nov. 1303, 10 marks; aud 6th Dec. following 100''s''.; still due him, 6''l''. 0''s''. 2''d''.'.; still due him, 6''l''. 0''s''. 2''d''.)
Source:Calendar of New Jersey Wills (vol. 1 Calendar)#Timeline 1 + (circa December 25, 1695 - Debts due to the … circa December 25, 1695 - Debts due to the estate of George Allin of Elizabeth Town by Sam. Olliver and John Bordman, by the estate to John Melvin, Richard Powell, Wm. Bingley, Thomas Gordon, James Murray, Ben. Griffith, Miles Forster, widow Delavall, David Mudie, Wm. Browne, Wm. Oliver, Tho. Johnston, widow Lyon, Abr. Hatfield, Henry Walwood, Rodger Lambert, [[George Ross of Elizabethtown (1629-1705)|George Ross]], Samuel Dennis, John Bishop, John Moore, John Crook, of N. Y., and John Baker, of Elizabeth Town. N. Y., and John Baker, of Elizabeth Town.)
Source:North Carolina, County Marriages, 1762-1979#Timeline 57 + (circa July 13, 1760 - John Ricks and Esther Ross were married in Edgecombe, North Carolina)
Source:Scottish document CDS, ii, no. 1942#Main timeline + (circa June 1307 - Aymer de Valence, the ki … circa June 1307 - Aymer de Valence, the king's lieutenant in Scotland, to Sir James de Dalilegh. Having sent 6 men-at-arms and 300 archers to Ayr to strengthen the castle and secure the country round, while he is on his foray towards Carrick and Glentrool, commands him to provide their pay and victuals. Also to give £18 5s. to [[Godfrey de Ros, the younger|Sir Godfrey de Ros]], and 73 marks to Sir Bernard of Keith which he borrowed from them and their people for the sustenance of [[Hugh de Ros of Ayrshire|Hugh de Ros]], etc.[Hugh de Ros of Ayrshire|Hugh de Ros]], etc.)
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 73 + (circa September 1, 1756 - [[Anson County, North Carolina|Anson County]] re-created by the legislature in response to the Crown Instructions of 1 Jul 1755 (authorizing reenactment of creations repealed on April 8, 1754))
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 74 + (circa September 1, 1756 - [[Bertie County, North Carolina|Bertie County]] re-created by the legislature in response to the Crown Instructions of 1 Jul 1755 (authorizing reenactment of creations repealed on April 8, 1754))
Source:Atlas of Historical County Boundaries (North Carolina)#Timeline 75 + (circa September 1, 1756 - [[Bladen County, North Carolina|Bladen County]] re-created by the legislature in response to the Crown Instructions of 1 Jul 1755 (authorizing reenactment of the creations repealed on April 8, 1754))