Instrument of Sasine following on a precept of clare constat by Archibald, Earl of Angus, directed to Walter Lychtoun of Kynnard, David Wedderburn, and Thomas Lovell, 18th May 1496

Instrument of Sasine following on a precept of clare constat, dated at Stirling 22nd April 1496, by Archibald, [fifth] Earl of Angus, directed to Walter Lychtoun of Kynnard, David Wedderburn, and Thomas Lovell as bailies, for infefting David Graham as heir of his late father, Robert Graham of Fintry, in the lands of Mains of Erllis Strathechtyn, of the Forest of Glen Prossin, the lands of Ballinch and Belloch, Inchbrachty, Inchmyll, Pectaraty, Glenovik, and Daldavo, the lands of Owtfield of Kerymuir, and of Myltoun of Kerymuir, with an annualrent of £2 from the feufarm of Erllisstrathechtyn, lying in the regality and barony of Kerymuir and sheriffdom of Forfar, held in chief of the granter. Witnesses to precept, Mr. Henry Kermechall, rector of Lethnot, Alexander Fokart, and George Dan. Sasine given 18th May 1496 by Walter Lychtoun on the messuages of the lands at 7, 8, and 10 a.m. Witnesses, Sir Robert How, chaplain, Alexander Sanderis, Patrick Karncorse, John Thom, Robert Forfare, Thomas Vobster, Thomas Edward, John Duncanson, Patrick Mathie, John Malcomsoun, and John Robertson. Henry Brois, presbyter, of St. Andrews diocese, by imperial and royal authority notary public.