Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xiii fol. 87
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| Reg. Sec. Sig. vol. xiii fol. 87 • NRS, PS1/13 | |
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| Earliest date of granting: 1527, Date volume begins (if known): 1539 April, Date volume ends: 1540 | |
| Originally written 29 Mar 1540 | |
Transcription
3466. At Stirling, 29 Mar.
Ane lettre maid to M. JOHNE CAMEROUN and SCHIR JOHNE DONALDSOUN, chaplains, thare airis and assignais ane or ma,—of the gift of all gudis movable and unmovable quhilkis pertenit sumtyme to Schir Christe Johnesone, chaplane, and now pertenyng to oure soverane lord be resoun of eschete, throw being of the said Schir Christe borne bastard and deit bastard, etc. Per Signaturam. x s. xiii. 87.[1]
Ane lettre maid to M. JOHNE CAMEROUN and SCHIR JOHNE DONALDSOUN, chaplains, thare airis and assignais ane or ma,—of the gift of all gudis movable and unmovable quhilkis pertenit sumtyme to Schir Christe Johnesone, chaplane, and now pertenyng to oure soverane lord be resoun of eschete, throw being of the said Schir Christe borne bastard and deit bastard, etc. Per Signaturam. x s. xiii. 87.[1]
Document
| Printed sources | Registrum secreti sigilli (vol. 2) |
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| 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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- 29 March 1540 - At Stirling, ane lettre maid to M. JOHNE CAMEROUN and SCHIR JOHNE DONALDSOUN, chaplains, thare airis and assignais ane or ma,—of the gift of all gudis movable and unmovable quhilkis pertenit sumtyme to Schir Christe Johnesone, chaplane, and now pertenyng to oure soverane lord be resoun of eschete, throw being of the said Schir Christe borne bastard and deit bastard, etc. Per Signaturam.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Fleming 1921, p. 515.