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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD93/11

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NRS, GD93/11
Originally written in English 30 Apr 1379


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 30 Apr 1379
Title Charter by Eufame, Countess of Rosse granting and confirming to her cousin Hugh de Monro the whole davach of land of Contulich and le 'Fortyr' of Ardach, and their pertinents
Description Charter by Eufame, Countess of Rosse, in her pure and simple widowhood, granting and confirming to her dearest cousin Hugh de Monro, for his faithful and laudable service rendered and to be rendered in his time, the whole davach of land of Contulich and le 'Fortyr' of Ardach, and their pertinents: to be held by said Hugh, his heirs and assignees, in fee and heritage forever of said Eufame and her heirs, in woods, plains, etc, malt-kilns and mills, with hunting, hawking, and fishings, and with liege-men and neyfs ('nativis'), and all and sundry commodities, etc, as freely as any other land granted within the Kingdom of Scotland by any earl or baron; said Hugh and his heirs rendering to the granter and her heirs yearly a pair of white gloves or 2 pennies of silver at Whitsunday upon the soil, if asked, in name of blench-farm, for all other service, exaction or secular demand, required from said lands, and doing forensic service to the King relative to said davach of Contulich, with pertinents; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Alexander Stewart, Lord of Badenach, Mr William de Dyngvale, dean of Ross, Adam de Wrcharde, sheriff of Crumbachy, Alexander de Chisholme, Thomas de Foderynhay and Robert de Appiltona. The granter's seal was appended at Dyngvale.

[Note: date of document, though very clear, may be doubted as in Apr 1379 Euphemia, countess of Ross could not be said to be a widow.]

Collection Papers of the Munro family of Foulis1299-1823 (GD93)
Reference GD93/11 (link to catalog entry)
Repository Highland Council Archive Service
Access status Not Held
Access conditions These records are not in the National Records of Scotland. They are held by Highland Council Archive Service, Inverness.
Level Item
Finding aids Inventory
Physical description Tag; seal gone
Language English



Sources


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