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Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xiii fol. 26

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Reg. Sec. Sig. vol. xiii fol. 26 • NRS, PS1/13
Earliest date of granting: 1527, Date volume begins (if known): 1539 April, Date volume ends: 1540
Originally written in Latin 28 May 1539

Transcription

3036. Apud Sanctandrois, 28 Maii.

Presentatio D. JOHANNIS DONALDSOUN-super capellania capelle Sancti Mulrubi in Apilcors, infra diocesim Rossensem, nunc vacante per decessum quondam D. Alexandri McClode, etc.
Per Signaturam. xs. (xld.) xiii. 26.¹[1]

  1. Cf. i. 2666 supra, et 3459 infra.

Translation

At Sanctandrois, May 28.

Presentation of D. JOHANNIS DONALDSOUN-over the chaplaincy of the chapel of Sancti Mulrubi in Apilcors, under the diocese of Rossense, now vacant by the death of the late D. Alexander McClode, etc.

By Signature.

Document

Printed sources Registrum secreti sigilli (vol. 2)
National Records of Scotland catalogue
Collection Privy Seal: Latin and English Register, Old Series (PS1)
Reference PS1/13 (link to catalog entry)
Title Earliest date of granting: 1527, Date volume begins (if known): 1539 April, Date volume ends: 1540
Date 1527-1540
Access status This record is Open.
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  • 28 May 1539 - At Sanctandrois, Presentation of D. JOHANNIS DONALDSOUN-over the chaplaincy of the chapel of Saint Mulrubi in Apilcors, under the diocese of Ross, now vacant by the death of the late D. Alexander McClode, etc. By Signature.[1]
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  1. 1.0 1.1 Fleming 1921, p. 450.