The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

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TEDICPvEE OF THE CKAXTS OF 'rULLOn](;()i;>r
IX 'JIIK I'AlM.^ir OV INVKllALLAN, IX s 11; ATllsTKN .
TATniCK Gka-. .' ill Tullorli^urTii, v.l, ajiiH'ars iis m witu. ^-i to tlir iiififliiu iil nl i;,;,rj.f C'niwronl ; ''ciMi'icth in tlu- liiiil.-, of
liivfialhiii. on -I'.'Oi Aiml 1531).
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JuHX GliANT in 'I'liUoflisorm, prol>a' .s' tlu' son of I'atiii-k. IK i^ nicntioneil in tlic rrlinir ol .):inics '' :int of rniirliie, M Oi-tobcr
l.'):;ij, fr)i wliicli his .-on I'.iirjck was one of llic jnrois. He iv;is ))ri>-nte witli John Grant of Frenchie about the niarthev of Kineliiulie in l.lil.S ; had a reini.-.sion in tlie to liave nianieil Jolin,
following year for iiarlieiiiatinu' in Huntly's rebellion; was. in li7i', a]iiHiinti'il bailii- for Jolm Grant of tliird son of Ali-Ier
Freuehie to give sasine of Finlarg to his son Patrick Grant, all^ruards of loilliieiiiiiivhiis. In l.'iSJ lie was Hoy Mackeii/ie of
one of the jirineipal men of the Clan Grant who came under niutiuil obligation V) dLti-nd their cliiet, the Aeliihy.
Laird of Freuchie, against the invasions of liis neighbours.
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I'ATniCK Gr.AXT of TuUocliL'ovni. He was an intennediary with Patrick Grant of Canon in John Deiw M'Kan \ 'PATnrrK. brotlier
the contposilion of a Icud between iieigliboiirs in IdoS ; and was among tliosc wlio to the "guidnian of Tiilhu-h.-oime."
were fined for the reset ot the Clan Greger in liJlS. his tine amounting to .fjill , 13s. 4d. also among those fined in ICPi lor tlie
Scots. He was tw-iee iiiariird. bnt the name of his first wife is nnknonn. His second reset of the Clan Gregor, his line being
wife was Katlierine Bailzie. He was dead before •iStli November ]tjl4. i'C6, 13s. 4d. Scots.
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John Grant of Tnlloeligorni, was, as ' son to
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TiiUochcorme," fined £iirt Scots lor his 'hare in the reset of the Maegrcgors. He aj'pears to
have been the first of tlie Grants of 'rnllochgorm who acquired an interest in tlie davoeli land of Tullochgorni, under a v.adset from
John Grant of Freuchie on 'JSth Xovenilier ]i)I4 for £iuOO Scots. The contract of wailset was tVdlowed by a charter of the same date,
made to John Grant of Tnlhchu'orni, son of the late Patrick Grant, forinerly also in 'rullocheorm, and to Katlierine Baihie his
stepmother (uovercae), and the longer liver of them, then to the heirs brirotten oi' John Grant and Lilias Dunbar, his sjiouse, (In i'th
Jannary ICIO, he obtained also from Jolm Grant of Freuchie a wadset of the davoeh of Iirumuilic in Dntliil, in conjunct infeftment
to him "and his spouse, Lilias Dunbar, for i'JXi inerks ; the ea-tern half of which they bestow ed in IG-iJ uiioii their elder son I'atrick,
jii obably on tlie occasion of his marriage. I
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Patrick Grant of TuUochgorm. On ftli ami llth December 162tjhe receive