Instrument of Sasine in terms of a precept by Archibald, [fifth] Earl of Angus, 11th February 1472

Instrument of Sasine in terms of a precept (letters patent) by Archibald, [fifth] Earl of Angus, narrating that Alexander Lovale of Ballumby, as the earl's bailie, gave sasine to Robert Graham of Fintrie of the Mains lands of Earls Strathdichty ('Stradichti Comitis'), in the regality of Kirriemuir and shire of Forfar. Done on the lands, 11th February 1471-2. Witnesses, John Erskine of Dun, David Ogilvy of that Ilk, James Maitland of Quenysbery, David Wedderburn, Alexander Anand, Robert Douglas, Andrew Hethin, David Dempster, Sir Andrew Richardson ('Ricardi'), and Sir Alexander Walterson ('Walteri'), presbyters, and David Bachetar, serjeant; Alexander Forfar, presbyter of St. Andrews diocese, by imperial and royal authority notary public.