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200 THE DOUGLAS CHARTERS. [1510.
tenorem carte et infeodacicnis predicte quondam Elezabeth desuper prius confecte
. . . Acta erant liec infra burgum de Edinburgh, super gradum bospicii dicti domini
episcopi Abirdonensis, hora decima ante meridiem vel eo circa . . . presentibus
ibidem predicto domino episcopo Abirdonensi, necnon honorabilibus viris, videlicet,
Johanne Ogiluy de Innerqubarite, Andrea Elphinstoun de Selmys, Roberto Lausoun
de Hieriggis, Alexandro Wardlaw de Waristoune, Petro Carmicbell, Georgeo Inglis,
magistro Thoma Boid rectore de Carmicbaell, et Waltero Chepman notario publico,
cum diuersis aliis testibus . . .
Et ego Jacobus Zowng clericus Sanctiandree diocesis, publicus auctoritatibus
imperiali et regali notarius, quia premissis [etc. in forma communi].
176. Charter by King James the Fourth to George Douglas, son
of Archibald, fifth Earl of Angus, of the barony of Craufurdlindesay,
recognosced in the King's hands. 20th January 1510.
Jacobus Dei gratia rex Scotorum, omnibus probis hominibus tocius terre sue,
clericis et laicis, salutem : Sciatis nos dedisse . . . dilecto consanguineo nostro
Georgio Douglas, filio et apparenti heredi dilecti consanguinei et consiliarii nostri
Archibaldi comitis Angusie domini Douglas, totas et integras terras dominium et
baroniam de Craufurdlindesay tarn in proprietate quam in tenandria, videlicet,
castrum et fortalicium de Craufurd, terras de Howcleuch, Eacleuch, Hardtop, Bud-
hous, Ellirschaw, Powtrale, Crukestane, Nethir Newtoun, Litilclide, Glaspane, terras
dominicales videlicet le manis Mudlow, Ouer Newtoun, le Granys, Kowhill, villain
de Craufurd, in liberum burgum in baronia, cum libertatibus et commoditatibus
eiusdem vsitatis et consuetis, terras de "VVesthaw, Quhitcamp, Kirkhope, Southhous,
Normangill, Blakhous, Crympcramp, Haircleuch, Bonytoun et Halkschawis, vnacum
aduocacione, donacione et iure patronatus ecclesiarum et capellaniarum earundem,
cum suis pertinenciis, iacentes infra vicecomitatum nostrum de Lanark : quequidem
terre, dominium et baronia . . . fuerunt dicti Archibaldi consanguinei nostri
prius hereditarie, et in manibus nostris recognite fuerunt ob alienacionem maioris
partis earundem absque consensu, licencia aut confirmacione nostri aut prede-
cessorum nostrorum, et lapsis anno et die post huiusmodi recognicionem, dictisque
terris, dominio et baronia, cum suis pertinenciis ad plegium minime dimissis,
prefatisque Archibaldo et consanguineo nostro Johanne comite Craufurdie omni-
busque aliis ad easdem interesse habentibus, ad nostram instanciam legitime
citatis, ad videndum et audiendum ipsos decerni dictas terras, dominium et
tenorem carte et infeodacicnis predicte quondam Elezabeth desuper prius confecte
. . . Acta erant liec infra burgum de Edinburgh, super gradum bospicii dicti domini
episcopi Abirdonensis, hora decima ante meridiem vel eo circa . . . presentibus
ibidem predicto domino episcopo Abirdonensi, necnon honorabilibus viris, videlicet,
Johanne Ogiluy de Innerqubarite, Andrea Elphinstoun de Selmys, Roberto Lausoun
de Hieriggis, Alexandro Wardlaw de Waristoune, Petro Carmicbell, Georgeo Inglis,
magistro Thoma Boid rectore de Carmicbaell, et Waltero Chepman notario publico,
cum diuersis aliis testibus . . .
Et ego Jacobus Zowng clericus Sanctiandree diocesis, publicus auctoritatibus
imperiali et regali notarius, quia premissis [etc. in forma communi].
176. Charter by King James the Fourth to George Douglas, son
of Archibald, fifth Earl of Angus, of the barony of Craufurdlindesay,
recognosced in the King's hands. 20th January 1510.
Jacobus Dei gratia rex Scotorum, omnibus probis hominibus tocius terre sue,
clericis et laicis, salutem : Sciatis nos dedisse . . . dilecto consanguineo nostro
Georgio Douglas, filio et apparenti heredi dilecti consanguinei et consiliarii nostri
Archibaldi comitis Angusie domini Douglas, totas et integras terras dominium et
baroniam de Craufurdlindesay tarn in proprietate quam in tenandria, videlicet,
castrum et fortalicium de Craufurd, terras de Howcleuch, Eacleuch, Hardtop, Bud-
hous, Ellirschaw, Powtrale, Crukestane, Nethir Newtoun, Litilclide, Glaspane, terras
dominicales videlicet le manis Mudlow, Ouer Newtoun, le Granys, Kowhill, villain
de Craufurd, in liberum burgum in baronia, cum libertatibus et commoditatibus
eiusdem vsitatis et consuetis, terras de "VVesthaw, Quhitcamp, Kirkhope, Southhous,
Normangill, Blakhous, Crympcramp, Haircleuch, Bonytoun et Halkschawis, vnacum
aduocacione, donacione et iure patronatus ecclesiarum et capellaniarum earundem,
cum suis pertinenciis, iacentes infra vicecomitatum nostrum de Lanark : quequidem
terre, dominium et baronia . . . fuerunt dicti Archibaldi consanguinei nostri
prius hereditarie, et in manibus nostris recognite fuerunt ob alienacionem maioris
partis earundem absque consensu, licencia aut confirmacione nostri aut prede-
cessorum nostrorum, et lapsis anno et die post huiusmodi recognicionem, dictisque
terris, dominio et baronia, cum suis pertinenciis ad plegium minime dimissis,
prefatisque Archibaldo et consanguineo nostro Johanne comite Craufurdie omni-
busque aliis ad easdem interesse habentibus, ad nostram instanciam legitime
citatis, ad videndum et audiendum ipsos decerni dictas terras, dominium et
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| Description | By William Fraser. Edinburgh : Printed by T. and A. Constable, at the Edinburgh University Press, 1885. With plates, including portraits, facsimiles and genealogical tables. 4 volumes: I. Douglas memoirs.--II. Angus memoirs.--III. Charters.--IV. Correspondence. Based on the Douglas and Angus muniments in the possession of the Earl of Home. |
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| Description | A 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. |
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