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324 MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS, 1165-1300
{Abstract.)
On 10 August 1400 at the east end of the cemetery of St. Clement in
Dundee, Nicholays of Ledale presented to Simon of Lendores, clerk, of
the diocese of St. Andrews, notary public by apostolic and imperial
authority, an ancient charter not erased or abolished, nor in any part
vitiated but altogether free from suspicion, to be transcribed and copied
and fortified by his signum : The Charter makes known that William de
Valoniis, son and heir of the late Sir William de Valoniis, knight, lord
of Dalgingh in Fiffe, has granted to John de Ledale, son and heir of
Thomas de Ledale, the lands of Panlathy, Balbany and Petcouray, which
the said Thomas de Ledale held of Sir William heritably: To be held
by the said John and his heirs and assignees of the granter and his heirs,
rendering therefor the forinsec service due to the king for said lands
and suit at the court of the Earl of Angus, and also to the granter at the
chief lordship of Panlathy two pence sterling in name of feu farm.
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Charter by John, Earl of Athole, to Sir Alexander
de Meyners of the lands of Weem and others ; un¬
dated, but circa 1300. (Original in 1874 penes Sir
Robert Menzies of Weem.)
Sciant presentes et futuri quod ego Johannes comes
Atholye filius et heres domini Davyd comitis Atholye
dedi concessi et hac presenti carta mea confirmavi domino
Alexandro de Meyners filio et heredi quondam domini
Roberti de Meyners et heredibus suis pro homagio et
servicio suo totam terram meam del Weem et de Abyrfeally
beg in Atholya videlicet duas dauatas et dimidiam dauatam
del Weem et dimidiam dauatam de Abyrfeally beg cum
omnibus suis pertinenciis libertatibus et aysiamentis ad
dictas terras spectantibus vel de iure spectare valentibus
in bosco in piano in moris in marisiis in pascuis et pratis in
stagnis et molendinis in aquis et rivulis in saxis et rupellis
in uiis et semitis in auibus et feris et piscariis et in omnibus
aliis aysiamentis ad easdem terras pertinentibus vel
pertinere valentibus sine aliquo retenemento ; salua michi
et heredibus meis aduocacione et donacione ecclesie del
Weem : Tenendas et habendas eidem domino Alexandro et