Instrument of Sasine following on a precept, dated at the collegiate church of St. Mary of the city of St. Andrews, on 16th October 1528, by James Kincragy, provost of the said church (directed to Mr. John Aittoun, John Spittall, Thomas Herdsed, John Findes and William Crag, as bailies), for infefting James Dundas, son and apparent heir of Christian Cant, lady of the third part of the lands of Lamalethyne and Carngour, called Kynnis, in the said third part, in the sheriffdom of Fife and regality of St. Andrews, reserving the liferent to his mother. Sasine given, 17th October 1528, by Mr. John Aittoun, prebendary of said church, as bailie. Witnesses, Alexander Johnson, John Anderson, Sir George Gerwas, Peter Carstaris, Robert Anderson, and Janet Stirk, spouse of John Lovre. Notary, Robert Lawson, A.M., of St. Andrews diocese, by apostolic authority.