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Charter by Philip called Chylde of Prendrelathe and Mariot, his wife, sister and heir of the deceased Gilbert de Hangandeschawys, granting to Walter called Wydouson, son of John of Kemelspethe, their whole land in Hangandeschawes and Brounlawe, which the said Gilbert family formerly held and which descended to the said Marjory by his decease., Circa 1320.
Copy, 1816, of charter, 1329, of John Stuart, Earl of Angus to Gilbert Lumsden., 1329.
Microfilm of transcripts and translations (some abridged), 1778, of charters and other documents, 1241-1559, belonging to the Blackfriars, Carmelites and Carthusians at Perth, made by the Reverend James Scott., 1241-1559.
Microfilm of transcripts, circa 1778, of charters, 1241-1405, relating to the Order Of Preachers (Blackfriars) at Perth, including translations and historical notes, made by the Reverend James Scott., 1241-1405.
Microfilm of transcript, 1813, made for Lieutenant-General G H Hutton "by EEH" of the transcript then in possession of John Dillon, of one of the notarial copies, mid-16th century, of the foundation and other charters of the Collegiate Church of St Mary the Virgin and St Anne, Glasgow., Mid 16th century.
Microfilm of transcript, 1812, by Lieutenant-General G H Hutton, 1812, of charters and other formal documents, 1488-1609, relating to officials and other secular clergy of, and regular clergy in religious houses in the medieval diocese of Glasgow., 1844-1609.
Microfilm of transcript, 1812, by Lieutenant-General G H Hutton, of charters and other formal documents, 1243-1488, relating to officials and other secular clergy of, and regular clergy in religious houses in the medieval diocese of Glasgow., 1243-1488.
Microfilm of transcript, 1812, by Lieutenant-General G H Hutton of charters and other formal documents, 1243-1609, relating to officials and other secular clergy of, and regular clergy in religious houses in the medieval diocese of Glasgow., 1243-1609.
“Swinton’s kirk MSS’, a collection of copies of Scottish historical documents, originally labelled ‘Kirk manuscripts C’., 17th century.
‘Kirk manuscripts’, copies of papers on ecclesiastical history, originally marked ‘C’., 17th century-18th century.

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