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phum factum de compofitione, & fcripta ex
utraque parte de confirmaticne illius, data &
accepta, teftantur ; locus ille iirviolatam & in-
tegram in perpetuum obtineat libertatem. Et
Tie cceca oblivione depereatquod de loci hujus
libertate fancimus, apicibus noflris, & Sigilli
noftri authoritate, illud confirmamus, & prse-
fentibus pariter & futuris, in perpetuum ob~
fervandum firmiter praecipimus. Ipfum au~
•tern Walterum, loci illius fundatorem, & tan-
ti benefkii largitorem, in fratrem fufcipimus ;
& omnium orationum totius ordinis Cluniaci
participem conflituimus. Et fi abfque habi-
tu noftro vitam finierit, quod abfit, fiat pro
eo, quantum pro uno fratrum noftrorum, in
tricennariis, & Minis, &; Pfalmis, & omni-
bus aliis beneficiis.
Von-

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Essay on the origine of the royal family of Stewarts
DescriptionBy Richard Hay of Drumboote. Edinburgh : Printed by William Adams, 1722. Reprinted by Stewart, Ruthven, & Co., 1793.
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Histories of Scottish families
DescriptionA selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916.