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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD297/229

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NRS, GD297/229
Originally written 30 Oct 1485


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 30 Oct 1485
Title Transumpt, of:

(i) Charter by Walter Lesly, Lord of Ross, to Hugh Ross of Kynfaunis, of lands of Raa and Dunbethe, in sheriffdom of Caithness; formerly belonging to Andrew Berclay. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, Patrick, abbot of Ferne, Mr William Dyngvale, dean of Ross, Sir John Sutherlande, Sir Robert Innes, Sir Richard Comyne, kts., William Ross, Nicholas Sutherlande, Adam Urcharde, Alexander Murray, Hugh Munro. At Tayne in Ross, the day following the feast of St. Catherine the Virgin, 1380, (26 November). (ii) Indenture between John Dunbar, earl of Moray, and Hugh Ross, laird of half the lands of Kynfaunis, whereby said Hugh resigns to said John his lands in earldom of Caithness with the castle of Dunbeth. At Edinburgh, 30 December 1387. (iii) Special retour in favour of Robert Ross, as heir of deceased Hugh Ross, his father, in lordships of Dunbethe and Raa in earldom of Caithness. Members of inquest: Robert Sutherlande, John Angusson (Angusii), Hugh Angusson, John Henryson, Henry Crumard, Richard Vause, Hugh McWilliam, William, son of John Sutherlande, ?Ambrose, son of Hugh, Malcolm, son of Saul, Hugh, son of Alexander, Thomas Skarlate, William, son of Henry, Duncan, son of Paul, John, son of Hawlart, Raginald Halande, Donald Ingstak, Walter, son of Thomas, Andrew son of Gilbert. Notaries: Walter Clerk, priest, Aberdeen diocese, and John Kynmoncht, priest, Dunkeld diocese. Witnesses to transumpt: Henry Brysone, John Brysone, son of said Henry, burgesses of Perth, and Walter Rose. Seals of Thomas Kynnarde of Kynnymonde and Umphrey Murray, burgess of Perth, missing. At Barbar in earldom of Caithness, 2 May 1427

Collection J. & F. Anderson Collection (GD297)
Reference GD297/229 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Location Off site
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  • 26 November 1380 - Charter by Walter Lesly, Lord of Ross, to Hugh Ross of Kynfaunis, of lands of Raa and Dunbethe, in sheriffdom of Caithness; formerly belonging to Andrew Berclay. Witnesses: Alexander, bishop of Ross, Patrick, abbot of Ferne, Mr William Dyngvale, dean of Ross, Sir John Sutherlande, Sir Robert Innes, Sir Richard Comyne, kts., William Ross, Nicholas Sutherlande, Adam Urcharde, Alexander Murray, Hugh Munro. At Tayne in Ross, the day following the feast of St. Catherine the Virgin[1]
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  • 30 December 1387 - Indenture between John Dunbar, earl of Moray, and Hugh Ross, laird of half the lands of Kynfaunis, whereby said Hugh resigns to said John his lands in earldom of Caithness with the castle of Dunbeth[1]
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  • 2 May 1427 - Special retour in favour of Robert Ross, as heir of deceased Hugh Ross, his father, in lordships of Dunbethe and Raa in earldom of Caithness. Members of inquest: Robert Sutherlande, John Angusson (Angusii), Hugh Angusson, John Henryson, Henry Crumard, Richard Vause, Hugh McWilliam, William, son of John Sutherlande, ?Ambrose, son of Hugh, Malcolm, son of Saul, Hugh, son of Alexander, Thomas Skarlate, William, son of Henry, Duncan, son of Paul, John, son of Hawlart, Raginald Halande, Donald Ingstak, Walter, son of Thomas, Andrew son of Gilbert. Notaries: Walter Clerk, priest, Aberdeen diocese, and John Kynmoncht, priest, Dunkeld diocese.[1]
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Sources

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 "GD297/229". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.


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