Beaton, David, 1494-1546 (abbot of Arbroath and archbishop of St Andrews)

Scope and Contents Charter by David, abbot of Arbroath, with consent of the convent, granting in feu-farm to Walter Ogilvy, son of Thomas Ogilvy of Cloway, his heirs-male, etc., whom failing, to James Ogilvy of Bradone, his heirs, etc., the lands of Wester Perse with teindsheaves, lying in the lordship of Kingoldrum, regality of Arbroath and shire of Forfar. Paying yearly twenty merks and 13s. 4d. for 'rynmart' of old rental, with twenty-four capons and as many fowls and four bolls of customs oats and four and...

Scope and Contents Charter by David, abbot of the monastery of Arbroath, with consent, granting to Thomas Annand, son of the late Alexander Annand, formerly in Medilperse, or Bagraw, his heirs-male, etc., whom failing, to Thomas Annand of Kynquherys and his heirs-male only of the surname of Annand, whom failing, to the heirs of the first-named Thomas Annand, the whole lands of Medilperse called Bagraw, with teindsheaves, lying in the lordship of Kyncoldrum in the regality of Arbroath and shire of Forfar,...

Scope and Contents Charter by David [Betoun], cardinal, archbishop of St. Andrews, etc., and commendator of Arbroath, granting to his kinsman David Betoun of Melgound, and the lawful heirs-male of his body, whom failing, to James Betoun, his brother-german, whom failing, to Alexander Betoun, their brother-german and heirs, as above, whom all failing, to the nearest heirs of the said David, the whole kirklands of Abyrlempno, lying in the lordship and barony of Roscoby in the regality of St. Andrews and...

Scope and Contents Charter of Feu-farm by David [Betoun], abbot of Arbroath [afterwards cardinal], with consent of the convent, granting to Thomas Annand of Kynquhereis, his heirs-male and his male assignees of the surname of Annand, whom failing, to the heirs-male and assignees-male of same surname of Thomas Annand, son of the late Alexander Annand, formerly of Myddill-perse, commonly called Bagraw, whom failing, to the heirs whomsoever of Thomas Annand of Kynquhereis, the whole lands of Easter-perse with...

Scope and Contents Instrument of Sasine following upon and narrating a precept, dated 31st August 1527 by David, abbot of Arbroath, for infefting Thomas Annand in the lands of Medilperse called Bagraw, with teindsheaves, lying in the lordship of Kyncoldrum in the regality of Arbroath and shire of Forfar. Sasine given on the lands, 29th July 1528, by Thomas Masoun, bailie for granters, to Alexander Robert[-son?], attorney for Thomas Annand. Witnesses, Thomas Lyndesay, Henry Bell, and Robert Myll. John de...