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Source:Scottish document RSS, vol. xliii fol. 17 v

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Reg. Sec. Sig. vol. xliii fol. 17 v • NRS, PS1/43
Originally written 4 August 1575

Transcription

262. 4 August 1575. Dalkeith.

Presentation of Murdoch Johnnestoun1 to the parsonage and vicarage of Apilcroce, a common kirk of the bishpric of Ross, in the sheriffdom of Inverness; directing the bishop or commissioner of Ross to examine the said Murdoch and admit him if found qualified to serve as a minister.

xliii, 17 v[1]

Document

Printed sources Registrum secreti sigilli (vol. 7)
National Records of Scotland catalogue
Collection Privy Seal: Latin and English Register, Old Series (PS1)
Reference PS1/43 (link to catalog entry)
Title Earliest date of granting: 1573, Date volume begins (if known): 1575 May, Date volume ends: 1576
Date 1573-1576
Access status This record is Open.
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  • 4 August 1575 - Dalkeith. Presentation of Murdoch Johnnestoun to the parsonage and vicarage of Apilcroce, a common kirk of the bishopric of Ross, in the sheriffdom of Inverness; directing the bishop or commissioner of Ross to examine the said Murdoch and admit him if found qualified to serve as a minister.[1]
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