The Book of the Thanes of Cawdor: A Series of Papers Selected from the Charter Room at Cawdor. 1236-1742, Volume 1236, Issue 1742Cosmo Innes |
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aganis Alexander anent Angus anno anno domini apud Archibald Campbell Ardchattan Argyll awin barony befoir betuix Campbell of Calder Castle Clunes Colin Campbell Dauid dicte dicti dicto dictus Domini Regis Donald Donald Campbell Dunbar Earl Edinburgh eisdem Elgin Elgyn eodem termino firmis terrarum forsaid freindis haill haue heir heredibus honorabill hous Huchone hundreth iiii iiij Innernys Inuernes Inverness Item giffin James Jhone Campbell Johannis Kilravock knycht Lady Laird of Calder landis lands Lord lordis maister maner manrent mensis merkis merks millesimo Moray Muriel Nairn Narne nixt nocht obolus omnibus pairt personis pertinenciis quarteris quhen quhilk quibus quod quondam saidis sall sayd seill sibi Sir Hugh Sir John Campbell sone Summa super terras terre thair thame Thane Thane of Cawdor Thano thar thayne ther thir tyme umquhill unce utheris vicecomes viij Willelmo William Wilyame witnes yeir yeiris yeris
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