Charter by King David II, granting to Patrick, son of the late Michael 'Harper' of Carryk, 6th May 1346

Charter by King David the Second, granting to Patrick, son of the late Michael 'Harper' of Carryk ('Patricio filio quondam Michaelis Cithariste de Carryk'), that whole land which is called Dalelachane, in the holding of Ballemontyrcowyltane, in the earldom of Carryk, and sheriffdom of Are [Ayr], which land belonged to Andrew, son and heir of the said late Michael and brother of the said Patrick, and was resigned by him before certain nobles of the kingdom at Are, 23rd May 1344: To be held to Patrick and his heirs, in fee and heritage, as freely as the said Andrew or the late Michael, his father, held the land from the king, or from his father when he was Earl of Carryk; for payment yearly of a silver penny at the Church of Stratoun, at the feast of the translation of St. Cuthbert, in name of blench only, for ward, relief, marriage, and all other services. Dated at Dumbarton, 6th May an. reg. 17 [1346]. Witnesses, Robert Steward of Scotland, John Randolph Earl of Moray, Patrick Dunbar Earl of March, Malcolm Fleming Earl of Wigtown, Thomas de Carnoto [Charteris] Chancellor, knights.