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se gerit pro abbate monasterii de Insafra Dunblanensis diocesis,' for dilapidating the possessions of the abbey (Regest. Avinion. 344, fol. 801 verso).

(8) Nicholas Fechil and George Murray (see pp. 254, 255, 336). On 27 September 1458 an' oblation ' is made for George de Muray, abbot of Insula Missarum, of 100 florins of gold and 5 minuta servitia'; and the next day there is an undertaking that when George shall obtain peaceable possession he will be responsible for restoring (reficiendo) all that has been paid by Nicholas Feyhill, his adversary (Obbligazioni, vol. 76, fol. 158 verso).

(9) William de Hadington (see above, p. 337). On 14 April 1463 William, abbot of Insula Missarum, made his oblation of 52 florins of gold 'de camera' and 25 solidi in full payment of his 'communia et minuta servitia' (Obbligazioni, vol. 79, fol. 49 verso).

(10) Pius II. (14 Kal. Feb. anno pontificatus 6), 19 January 1463-64, confirms two pensions granted by William, Abbot of Inchaffray, out of his abbacy to James Inglis, perpetual vicar of Lerarewade (? Lasswade), in the diocese of St. Andrews, of 10lb. and 5 marks Scots, respectively. James Inglis declares that the two pensions together do not exceed the value of 4lbs. sterling (Regest. Vatic., vol. 511, fol. 304).

The lady' Moriella,' mentioned in the commission of Benedict XIII. was the second wife of Albany: Muriella, eldest daughter of William de Keith, Great Marischal of Scotland' (see Sir J. Balfour Paul's Scots Peerage, i. 148). D.

ADDENDUM

By the courtesy of the Marquis of Lansdowne I have lately been allowed to see a charter by Maurice de Dromod to John Mercer of the barony of Mikil Ewre, dated Wednesday after St. Mathias's day, 1362 (i.e. 1 March 1362-63). One of the witnesses is Johannes Dei gracia abbas de Insula Missarum.'

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INDEX

277.

Abernethy, xxxvii.

Alexander de, lxvii.
Hugo de, lxiv.

Laurence, prior of, 125, 297.
of Saltoun, 296.

Aberuthven, xxxii, xxxvii, xli, 2, 4,
13, 26, 51, 59, 67, 171, 172, 323. See
Cathan, St.

Abraham, chaplain of earl Gilbert, 3,

4, 10-15, 24, 25, 31, 43, 44, 142,
264. See Dunblane, bishop.
Abthane of Maderty, 318 and n.
also Maderty.

Accolti, Peter, cardinal, 255.
Ach, son of Alpin, 90, 92, 289.

son of Elpine, 130, 299.

See

Alan, dapifer, 154, 305.

marischal, 68, 77, 78.

son of Roland, constable, 17.
Albeinr, William de, 158 and 2.
Albot, John, 63, 65, 102, 284.
Aldie, Ixxvi.

Alexander I., king of Scotland, grant
to Scone of second tithes, xxviii.
Alexander II., king of Scotland, grants
exemption of toll, 29; confirms earl
Gilbert's grants, 34; takes the
abbey under his protection and
grants right to capture fugitives, 46,
grant of tithes in Auchterarder, 46;
confirmation of the Seher de
Quincy's gift of Gask church to
Brackley hospital, 158.

Alexander IV., pope, commission from,
for recovering the property of the
monastery, 74.

Alexander, son of Thore, 18, 269.
Alienation of church property, papal
bulls against, xxx and n.

Alnet, Thomas de, 56, 281.
Alston, Cumberland, 291.

Amabilia, daughter of earl Robert,
Ixii.

Ancaster, Gilbert, earl of, steward of
Strathern, xciii.

Anechol, thane of Dunning, lxxx, 3, 8,

William d', lix. See Albeinr.
Auchincloiche, 171.

Auchterarder (Efferdardeuar), xli, lxv,
20, 27, 46, 59, 131, 171, 172, 270,
299. See Makkessog, St.
Auchtermaffiny, 60, 321.
Austin canons, lvi; establishment of,
at Inchaffray, xxiii, xxvi, xxvii;
grants of parish churches by earl
Gilbert, xli; of Inchmahome, xl;
of St. Oswald, 306.

Aviz, daughter of Tristram, 24.
Ayr, William de Lyndesay, parson of,

117, 295.

Aysone, Robert, 150.
Aysons of Fornocht, 298.

Aythe, son of Thomas, 129, 298.

BAILEYHEF, HENRY DE, 35, 275.
Baillol, Henry de, camerarius, 46,
47.

Baleful or Balfur, 23, 32, 34, 35, 140,
318.

Balfron (Buthbren), church of, xliii,
113, 171, 172.
Balindarge, 113.
Ballandewaris, 171, 308.

Ballenolleth (Balnello), lxii, 86, 288.
Balmacgillon (Bellyclone), lxxvi, 9 n,
18, 20, 28, 32, 34, 35, 122, 140, 318,
319 and n.

Balmaclone, 170.

Balmannoch, James, xcvii.

Balmyle, Nicholas, bishop of Dun-
blane, 260.

Balquhidder. See Buffudire.

Bane, Brice, 131.

Bankhead, 321.

Bar, Joan de, wife of John, earl of

Warren, lxix, lxxii.

Bathaldy. See Buthaldy.
Barbere, Malcolm, 130, 298.
Bardarel, 53, 59, 153, 303.
Batalia, John de, 62, 63, 283.

Bean, St., church of, of Fowlis, 25, 26,
33, 34, 36.

Bosco, H. de, 53.

William de, cancellarius, 21, 26,
30, 35, 39, 158, 271, 278.
Boseuille, Robert de, 153, 304.
Bowtoun in Kilbryd, 171, 308.
Boyd (Boude), lord, 160.
Brackley hospital, Northamptonshire,
lxxxviii, 78, 155, 306, 331; dispute
with the abbot of Inchaffray, xlviii
and n, 55; agreement with the
bishop of Dunblane as to Gasknes
church, 155.

Brechin (Breyhyn), xliii.

Adam de, 130, 298.

Albin, bishop of, 69, 285.
George Schoriswod, bishop of,

Bruce, William de, 47, 279.
Brumefauld, 170.
Brunsergarthen, lxxvii.

Buchan, earl of. See Comyn.

Andrew, abbot of Cupar, 251 n.
Buchteny (Buthny), 94, 96.
Buffudire (Balquhidder), 85, 288.

James, parson of, 85, 87, 92, 93,
97, 98, 288.

Bull of Innocent III., in favour of the
brethren of St. John of Strathern,
5; bull taking the monastery of
St. John under his protection, 19.
Burneheid, 170.

Buthaldy (Bathaldy), Ixxviii, 87.
Buthbren. See Balfron.
Buthny. See Buchteny.
Bysete. See Biset.

prior of, 55.

John, abbot of, III, 294.
Patrick, abbot of, xxxviii n.
Camera (Chalmers), Herbert de, 19.
Peter de, 5.

Radulf de, 18, 19, 269.

Cammageis, Eistir and Westir, 171.
Campbell, Colin, of Glenurchy, 144,
302.

Duncan, captain of Dunune, xcvi.
James, of Lawers, xlvi.
Cane and coneveth, 44, 57, 58, 278;
grant of, by earl Gilbert, 3, 15,
16, 20.

Canons' courts, 37, 38.
Canons regular and Keledei of St.
Andrews, liii.
Car, Robert, xcv.

Cardenai, barony, 114, 118, 139, 254.
Alexander de, 147.

Robert de, bishop of Dunkeld, 262.
Cargill or Kergille, Perthshire, 279.

Bernard, chaplain of, 5, 44, 277.
Richard, chaplain of, 5.
Carnebo, 130, 171, 322.
Carnoch (Carmiele), William de, abbot
of Inchaffray, 254, 337.
Carrick, John de, 262.

Castro Terri, Peter de, 53, 57, 280,
282.

Cathan, St. (or St. Katan) of Abruth-
ven, lviii, 2, 4, 7, 10, 13, 20, 33, 34,

36.

of Stornoway, xlviii.
Catherlavenoch.

See Tullibardine.
Cecilia, daughter of earl Gilbert, lxi,
lxii.

Celtic church in Strathern, xxxii.
Ceres. See Syreis.

Chalmers. See Camera.

Chaplains of parish churches, xxxvii
and n, xxxix, xl.

Chisholm, Elizabeth, xcviii.

James, of Cromlix, xciii.

bishop of Dunblane, 311.

sir John, of Buttergask, xciii.
Christina, daughter of Alan, lady of
Uist, 136, 137, 299.

wife of Tristram de Gorthie, 81,

82.
Clement IV., 287; confirmation by, of
Madderty church, 83; commission
for the recovery of the property of
the abbey, 84.

Clement v., commission of, for recover-
ing the property of the monastery,
113.

Clement VI., 296, 297; confirmation
of king Robert's grant of Killin
church, xlv, 124.

Clement VII., xlvi; petition to, for
confirmation of election of William
de Culross as abbot, 132; petition
to, for confirmation of the church of
Strugeith, 133; papal commission
to the bishop of Dunkeld, 134.
Clement, brother of Theobald, 48.
Walter, lxxxv.

Clemente, W., 47, 279.

Clonin (Clunie), in Stormont, 47,