Charter by Patrick [Hepburn], bishop of Moray, granting the kirklands of Duldawhauch to Alexander Rose of Holme, and Janet Dunbar, 31st May 1546

Charter by Patrick [Hepburn], bishop of Moray and chapter thereof, granting to Alexander Rose of Holme, and Janet Dunbar, his spouse, and their lawful heirs-male, failing whom and the nearest lawful heirs-male of the said Alexander, to the nearest lawful heirs-male of Hugh Rose, baron of Kilravock, bearing the name and arms of Rose, the kirklands of Duldawhauch, with the kiln and croft of the same, lying in the barony of Ardclauch, regality of Spynie and shire of Inverness : To be held in feu-farm of the bishop and his successors; rendering therefor £5, 13s. 4d. of old rent, and for one custom mart, 24s., and for twenty-four poultries, at 3d. each, 6s., and for two bolls of oats, at 4s. the boll, 8s., and for two kids, at 14d. each, 2s. 4d., and for grassum of said lands, 33s. 4d., and for arriages and carriages, 6s. 8d. yearly, and in augmentation of rental, 20s., -in all, £10, 13s. 8d. Scots yearly; also paying suit at three head courts yearly, to be held at Spynie, and at justiciary courts when held; with warlike service when required. Dated at Elgin, 31st May 1546. Witnesses, James Dunbar of Conze, James Innes of Drany, Alexander Innes in Pethnik, John Thomson, burgess of Elgin, Sir Andrew Wallace, Sir James Douglas, Mr. Hugh Crag, and William Vysman, notaries public. Signed by the bishop and chapter. Seals attached.