Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/172

NRS, GD297/172
Originally written nd.

National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date	nd.
Title	Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of Sky, son and heir of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, laird of Fylorch, granter's brother, of lands resigned by Marion Hyrdmanstoun, relict of William Mareschall, viz. Balnegouyn, Achahany and Gorry with annualrent of £4 from Tarbait
Description	Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, brother Donald, abbot of New Fearn, Mr Thomas Urchard, archdeacon of Ross, sir John Derlyng, percentor of Caithness, Adam Urchard, sheriff of Crombathy, granter's cousin, Henry Stewart, Robert Munro, Thomas Dyngvale, William Clyne, John Tarrel. Fragment of tag, no seal.
Collection	J. & F. Anderson Collection (GD297)
Reference	GD297/172 (link to catalog entry)
Repository	National Records of Scotland
Access status	Open
Location	Off site
Level	File

Discussion

Dating notes:

• Alexander, bishop of Ross, 1350-1371.
• Thomas de Urquhart was Archdeacon of Ross between 1358 and 1365.

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• between 1358 and 1365 - Charter by William, earl of Ross, lord of Sky, son and heir of deceased Hugh, earl of Ross, to Hugh Ross, laird of Fylorch, granter's brother, of lands resigned by Marion Hyrdmanstoun, relict of William Mareschall, viz. Balnegouyn, Achahany and Gorry with annualrent of £4 from Tarbait. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, brother Donald, abbot of New Fearn, Mr Thomas Urchard, archdeacon of Ross, sir John Derlyng, percentor of Caithness, Adam Urchard, sheriff of Crombathy, granter's cousin, Henry Stewart, Robert Munro, Thomas Dyngvale, William Clyne, John Tarrel.
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Sources

• Watt, D.E.R. (1969). Fasti Ecclesiae Scotinanae Medii Aevi ad annum 1638 (2nd Draft ed.). St Andrews.* "Catalogue search". NRS Online Public Catalogue. National Records of Scotland. 9 Nov 2007.