Essay on the origine of the royal family of Stewarts

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Son, Earl of Huntington : and in the Coun-
cil of Kells mention'd by Waraus in the Year
1152.
The Fifth Argument I take from the Chartu-
lar of the Abbay of Paiflay, in my own Cudo^
dy. Walter the fir ft STEWART, as we
are told in the fir ft Page of that Chartular,
founds a fplendid Monaftery at Pat/lay, in
the Year 11 64, for thirteen Monks of the
Order of Cluny brought from Wenlock in Eng-
land, pro anima Rrgis David, et Regis Henri-
ci, et Cornitis Henrici* David King of Scot-
land died in the Year 1153, Henry King of
England died in 1135, and Henry Earl of
Huntington died 1152.
Walter the Grand-child of the firft S TE W-
A R T, endows the Nuns of Syxle in Lin col n-
fhire with a confiderable Sum, Redditum trium
Marcarum argenti, annuatim ad duos anni ter-
minos, in perpetuum Jolvendum, Page 68, of
the faid Chartular,
Walter, the Grand -child of the firft Stuart,
founds afterwards a Priory at Dalmulin, on
the