Series 3 > Accounts of the collectors of thirds of benefices, 1561-1572

OF THIRDS OF BENEFICES
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And . . . for the thrid of the personage of Croy and Moy,
in the handis of Maister Patrik Liddell, persone thairof,
£19, 18s. 8d.
And ... in the handis of Thomas Cuming of Alter, fer-
morare of the personage thairof, for the haill fruictis of
the samyn, £20.
And . . . for the fruictis of the personage of Alwy, pertening
to the chaiplanes of Murray, in the handis of Maister
George Gordoun, £53, 6s. 8d.
And . . . for the haill personage of Braaven, quhilk is a
commoun kirk of the cheptoure of Murray, in the handis
of Dame Muriell Calder, lady of that ilk, £37, 6s. 8d.
And . . . for the haill personage of Farnaway, ane of the
commoun kirkis of the saidis channonis, in the handis of
Jonet Ross, Lady Lovet, £6, 13s. 4d.
And . . . for the commoun kirk of Logane, in the handis
of Angus Williamesoun and rest of the parochinaris
thairof, £26, 13s. 4d.
1 [The parsonage of Abirnethy, one of the said common
kirks [John Grant of Frewchquhy); the victuals of the Freiris
Hauch and Masondieu of Elgin (William Innes of that ilk),
£81; the silver mails of Masondieu, Pettinseir, Oveir
Manbenis and annual of Abirdene pertaining to the Black-
friars of Elgin (said William), £27, 65. 8d.; eighteen bolls
of victual of the feu farms of the lands of Bogsyid pertaining
to the said friars (George Grant, tutor of Patrick Grant of
Bogsyde), £36 ; the feu mails of Nether Manbenis and the
Hauch, pertaining to the said friars (James Innes, brother
of the said laird of Innes, feuar thereof), £14 ; the price of
10 bolls, 2 firlots, 2f pecks of meal and 8s. of silver (sir Alan
Portirfeild, vicar of Ardrossane, for his third), £14,12s. 5^d.;
third of vicarage of Petty (sir William Gourlay); third of
vicarage of Lagane (sir John Nicolson); third of chaplainry
1 Succeeding entries are calendared. The value is not stated if it is
identical with a figure already given and the ‘ horner ’ is not designated
if he is the holder of the benefice.