Instrument of Sasine by Alexander Colvile, 17th January 1513

Instrument of Sasine following on letters patent ('litteras patentes') by Mr. Alexander Colvile, rector of the church of Dysart, commanding James Scot, burgess of Dysart, as bailie, to infeft William clerk, burgess there, in the land belonging to the benefice of said church, bounded between the land of the late William Merchell's heirs on east, the land of David Monypenny's heirs on west and south, and High Street on north: To be held for one penny yearly, if asked. 17th January 1512-13. Witnesses, John Bennat, James Kilgour, Robert Kilgour, Robert Wilsoun, Nicholas Bridy, and Andrew Kingorne. Andrew Symsoun, presbyter of St. Andrews diocese, by royal authority notary public.