Instrument of Sasine for infefting Alexander Morton as heir to his father in the lands of Randelstoun in Fife, 21st May 1514
Scope and Contents
Instrument of Sasine following on a royal precept from the chancery of King James V, dated 23rd April 1514, for infefting Alexander Morton, son of the late John Morton, as heir to his father in the lands of Randelstoun or Randerstoun in Fife, taking security for £10 of rents from the previous Martinmas, and £20 of relief duty. Sasine given by Henry Sibbald, deputy of Patrick, Lord Lindsay of the Byres, sheriff of Fife, on 21st May 1514. Witnesses, Sir William Morton, vicar of Lathrisk, James Myll, and William Balfour. Notary, David Gregor of St. Andrews diocese, by papal and royal authority.
Dates
- Creation: 21st May 1514
Creator
- James V, 1512-1542 (King of Scotland) (Person)
- Gregor, David, fl 1510s (notary) (Person)
Language of Materials
Latin
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Archivist's Note
John Morton probably was killed at Flodden. This writ is faint and worn.
Margaret Forrest 7th June 2011
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