Instrument of Sasine written by Stephen of Heslyhope, presbyter of Glasgow diocese concerning the ground of Dyocis Tempill, 2nd November 1441

Instrument of Sasine written by Stephen of Heslyhope, presbyter of Glasgow diocese, by imperial authority notary public, narrating that George of Fowlartoun, lord of that ilk, gave sasine to Sir Andrew of Hetoun, then Provincial of the Order, on behalf of the brethren and prior of the convent near Ervyne [Irvine], of the Order of Carmelite Friars, of an annualrent of ten merks yearly to be uplifted from the ground of 'Dyocis tempill' lying in Kyle, Ayrshire, near the convent; 10s. of the said 10 merks to be allocated, and 12 pence to be paid to St. John. Sasine given on the ground of Dyocis Tempill, 2nd November 1441. Witnesses, Andrew Brown, rector of Kingarth, Rankin of Craw[fu]rd, Alex[ander] Howystoun, and Robert and John Huntar, burgesses of Irvine, etc. A memorandum indorsed is to the effect that Diocis Tempill, as the whole temple lands of the said laird, are to be allocated for five merks yearly, and the remaining five merks to be taken from the lands of Fullarton.