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CONTENTS xi
xxxu.—Indenture between Sir Duncan Cambell and
Sir John Skrymgeour, Constable of Dunde, ex-
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cambing the lands of Menstry for those of
Glastyr, November 16, 1443, . . .177
xxxiii. — Precept by Duncan Camball, Lord of Lochquhou,
for infefting Sir John Skrymgeour, Constable of
Dunde, in the lands of Menstry in exchange for
those of Glastre, etc. ; dated November 16, 1443, 180
xxxiv.— Charter by Sir John Skrymgeour, Constable of
Dunde, to Duncan Kambayl, Lord of Lochquow,
of the lands of Glastyr, Edirlyng, and Cambis-
new, etc. ; dated October 30, 1448, . . 181
xxxv.— Precept of Sasine following upon the foregoing
charter; dated November 16, 1448, . . 183
xxxvi.—Declaration by Duncane Cambell of Kilmechell
that he has given infeftment to James Scrim-
geour, Constable of Dunde, of 66 merks' worth
of land in the lordship of Glastir ; dated July 22,
1479, • • • • • .184
xxxvii.—Charter by James Scrymgeour, Constable of
Dunde, to James Scrymgeour, son of Mr.
Hercules Scrymgeour, of the lands of Laichgory ;
dated July 11, 1480, . . . .185
xxxvm.—Precept for infefting Mr. John Scrimgeour and
his spouse in the lands and barony of Glastre
dated at Dunde, December 12, 1490, . .188
xxxix.— Procuratory by Jonet Ogilvy, wife of Mr. John
Scrimgeour, for taking conjunct infeftment in the
lands of Glaster ; dated January 20, 1491-92, . 190
xl.— Letters of Reversion by Colin, Earl of Ergile, in
favour of Mr. John Scrimgeour of Glasere of the
lands of Achaileley and others in Glassre ;
May 14, 1492, . . . . .191
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