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Source:NRS catalogue entry GD305/1/79/19

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NRS, GD305/1/79/19
Originally written 6 Feb 1474


National Records of Scotland catalogue
Date 6 Feb 1474
Title A Precept by the said John of Yle Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles commanding the said Donald Corbat to compear in his Court at Kinnardy and answer to a charge made against him by Angus McCullocht of Terrell of withholding from him an annualrent due to him out of the Lands of Esterarde
Description The Precept is given under the Signet of the said John of Yle and is dated at Dingwell
Collection Papers of the MacKenzie Family, Earls of Cromartie (Cromartie Muniments) (GD305/1/79)
Reference GD305/1/79/19 (link to catalog entry)
Repository National Records of Scotland
Access status Open
Location Off site
Level File
People pages
Place pages
Related topics
People mentioned • John Macdonald • Donald Corbat • Angus McCullocht
Places mentioned • Kinnardy • Terrell • Easter Aird


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  • 6 February 1474 - A Precept by the said John of Yle Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles commanding the said Donald Corbat to compear in his Court at Kinnardy and answer to a charge made against him by Angus McCullocht of Terrell of withholding from him an annualrent due to him out of the Lands of Esterarde. The Precept is given under the Signet of the said John of Yle and is dated at Dingwell.[1]
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Sources

  1. "GD305/1/79/19". National Records of Scotland. Nov 9, 2007.


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