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FS4/821
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Foresters, Ancient Order of, Friendly Society Court "Lower Strathearn", Bridge of Earn, No. 6565 Kirkcaldy and Fifeshire District
| nd. |
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GD4/1
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Charter by William (the Lion) King of Scots, granting Benne [Benholm] to Hugo brother of Helias the clerk.
| 1189-1196 |
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GD22/3/738
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"Memoriall anent the right of the Title and Dignity of the Earls of Strathern [Strathearn], Airth and Menteith".
| nd |
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GD22/3/740
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Note of charters in Register of the Great Seal, temp. David II - Albany, relating to Earls of Stratherne [Strathearn].
| nd |
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GD22/4/55
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Undated notes [by James Chalmers, W.S. and others] as to what required to be proved to establish claim to Earldom of Menteith [by John Graham of Gartur]: 'The bare assertion of genealogical writers will be little attended to. It will be necessary to prove these facts by authentic documents ...' Refers to Countess of Sutherland's Additional Case as 'drawn up by the most accurate Historian of Scotland, Sir David Dalrymple then Lord Hailes'. Refers to the Case of 1633 concerning Earldom of Strathearn and Menteith and to Scotstarvet [Scotstarvit, laird of] and Durie's Decisions. Suggests 'consulting the original pleadings which probably still exist'.
| nd |
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GD24
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Papers of the family of Stirling Home Drummond Moray of Abercairny, Perthshire
| c 1210-1934 |
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GD45/13/291
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Confirmation by Richard, bishop of Dunkeld, of Abthen
| 1203-1210 |
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GD45/24/181
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Advertisement for publication of a history and description of the shires of Perth, Clackmannan, Angus, Mearns, Aberdeen and Banff and the stewartries of Monteith and Strathearn
| nd |
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GD160/1/1
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Early sixteenth century transumpt of charter of William I granting to Richard de Montfiquet (Muschet) the lands of Cargill, Perthshire, as fully as when the King held it in his own hands on the day he granted it; and in addition Kincardine in Menteith, Perthshire; to be held in feu and heritage, with soke and sake, pit and gallows, toll, team and infangthief, for the service of one knight. Richard may hold Cargill in forest, and no one may hunt or cut down wood there without his permission, on the king's forfeiture of ten pounds. Given at Perth. Witnesses: Hugh [of Roxburgh], chancellor; Duncan Earl [of Fife], justiciar; Richard, clerk of the Provend; Gilbert Earl [of Strathearn]; William de Moreville, constable; Alan son of Walter, steward; William de Hay; Adam of Ceres; Hugh of Calder; Roger de Mortemer; Duncan of Ceres; Herbert the marischal. At the foot is a notarial note signed by Gavin Dunbar stating that the original having been read before the Lords of Council it was ordered to be transumed, on account of its age and fragility, by Master Gavin Dunbar, clerk of the rolls, register and council. [with transcript] PUBLICATIONS Regesta Regum Scottorum II, 339
| [1189-1195] |
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GD279/112
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Letter from `Jo[hn] Mitchell', [Steward clerk of Strathearn], to the laird of Comrie
| nd. |
Not Held
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