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102. Charter by Thomas of Kyrkpatrik, Knight, lord of Kyllosbern,
whereby he grants to his well beloved brother, Roger of Kyrkpatrik, all
his lands of Penersex with the pertinents ; to be held by the said Roger,
for all the time of his life, as quietly and freely as the granter held
them ; with warrandice by Thomas and his heirs against all mortals.
Seal appended at Kyllosbern, 21 November 1423. Seal now wanting.
103. Charter by Archibald, Duke of Touraine, Earl of Douglas and
Longauill, lord of Gralloway and Annandale, granting to his cousin,
George of Kyrkpatrik, son of his cousin Sir Thomas of Kyrkpatrik,
lord of Kyllysbern, for his service, the whole lands of Penersex, within
the regality of Anandale, and sheriffdom of Drumfres, with tenaodries
and services of free tenants thereof, and advocation and donation of the
church thereof, all resigned in the town of Drumfres by the said Sir
Thomas ; To be held to the said George, and the lawful heirs male of
his body, whom failing to the said Sir Thomas, and the lawful heirs
male of his body, whom failing to Roger of Kyrkpatrik, brother of the
said Sir Thomas, and the lawful heirs male of his body ,swhom failing to
Yuo of Kyrkpatrik and the lawful heirs male of his body, whom failing
to Stephan of Kyrkpatrik, and the lawful heirs male of his body, whom
failing to David of Kyrkpatrik and the lawful heirs male of his body,
whom failing to the nearest heirs whomsoever of the foresaid Sir
Thomas, of the Earl and his heirs, in fee and heritage for ever, rendering
therefor annually the service due and wont. With clause of
warrandice. Dated at Drumfres, 13 June 1432. Witnesses, Sir Herbert
Heris, lord of Trareglis, James Heris, his brother germ an, »lames of
Douglas of Drumlangrig, Thomas of Grame, David of Murray, Sir
Thomas McLyn, Sir Michael of Byrkmyr, notaries public. Sir Patrick
McNavvany, Andrew Hamiltoun, and Richard of Corsby. [Seal of the
granter appended, slightly broken.]
104. Letters of Quitclaim by Edward of Craufurd, son and heir of
" lone " of Craufurd, lord of Trarinzan, by which he renounces for liim
and his heirs " till a worschipfull lord," Sir Thomas of Kyrkpatrik,
lord of Killosbern, *' and to George of Kyrkpatrik, his sone naturall,"
all right he had to the " landis of the town of Dalgarnok," the Lang
Croft, in the barony of Teberis and sheriffdom of Drumfres, and all
other conditions and bands betwixt Sir Thomas and his son and him,
which the said Thomas and George had in possession at the making
hereof. If Crawfurd, or his heirs, should do or suffer to be done anything
contrary to this obligation, the penalty to be paid to Kyrkpatrik,
&c., was to be £200 Scots, in the Friars of Drumfres, on the high altar,
" on a day be twix the rysing and the ganging to rest of the sone,"
before he or his heirs could be heard in judgment making any claim, &c.
Sealed at Drumfres^ 21 November 1433, before William of Carlell, lord
of Torthorwald, John Mur, lord of the Keldwod, Morys of Dalrympill,
Androw of Hamiltoun, Patrik Fergussoun, and Schir Michall of
Byrkmyr, notary public, Michaell Ramsay and Rob Walch. [Seal
wanting.]
105. Reversion of the lands of Pennyrsax.
" Till all and syndri, to quhais knawiege thir present letteris sal to cum,
Mathev/ Irwyne duelland in Pennyrsax, greting in God euerlesting. Wit
youre vniversiteis, that albeit a worschipfull man, Adam of Kyrkpatrik of
Pennyrsax to me has said and analyit hererablie be chartir and seisyng all
and hale thai twenty thre schilling worth and foure pennyworth off his
landisof Pennyrsax, of aid extent, with the pertinentis, quhilkis thir personis
vhdirwritin has in malyng and now occupyis the day of the date of