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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD71/154

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NRS, GD71/154
Originally written 21 Feb 1735


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 21 Feb 1735
Title Letters of Horning at the instance of David Monro, W.S., against George, Earl of Cromarty, to be infeft in the lands of Balblair, in the parish of Fearn, following on GD71/106/7, GD71/106/8 and GD71/106/9
Description In dorso Execution thereof dated 18 March 1735.
Collection Papers of the Monro Family of Allan (GD71)
Reference GD71/154 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Access conditions Off site
Level File
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Related topics
People mentioned • David Monro • George Mackenzie • George Munro • Andrew Ross • David Ross
Places mentioned • Balblair, Fearn


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  • 21 February 1735 - Letters of Horning at the instance of David Monro, W.S., against George, Earl of Cromarty, to be infeft in the lands of Balblair, in the parish of Fearn, following on Extract Decreet in action of adjudication at the instance of George Monro of Newmore against Andrew Ross of Balblair dated 25 June 1712, disposition and translation by George Monro of Newmore in favour of David Ross of Inverchasly of the said lands and teinds of Balblair dated 18 December 1728, and disposition and assignation by David Ross of Inverchassley in favour of David Munro, Writer in Edinburgh, of said lands and teinds of Belblair dated 15 September 1730[1]
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Sources

  1. "GD71/154". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.


  • "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.