. The chiefs of Grant. Memoirs (Correspondence. - Charters.) [With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables.] . barony of Freuchie, andWester Tulloch, with the lands of Mulben and others in the barony ofRothes. The result of this arrangement was that James Grant obtainedthe sole management of the estates. But, at his entry upon them, theywere encumbered with large debts, and also with the provisions to the twodowagers, for Lady Lilias Murray was still The witnesses to the arrangement between James Grant and hismother were George Earl of Seaforth, James Lord D
. The chiefs of Grant. Memoirs (Correspondence. - Charters.) [With plates, including portraits and facsimiles, and genealogical tables.] . barony of Freuchie, andWester Tulloch, with the lands of Mulben and others in the barony ofRothes. The result of this arrangement was that James Grant obtainedthe sole management of the estates. But, at his entry upon them, theywere encumbered with large debts, and also with the provisions to the twodowagers, for Lady Lilias Murray was still The witnesses to the arrangement between James Grant and hismother were George Earl of Seaforth, James Lord Deskford, ThomasMKenzie of Pluscardine, Sir Robert Innes of Balveny, James Sutherland,Tutor of Duffus, and John Grant of Moyness, and these appear tohave appended their signatures not merely as formal witnesses to thedue execution of the deed of arrangement, but to have been present asthe young Lairds council of advice. To their names may also be addedthat of John Grant, younger of Ballindalloch. There is no record of the 1 Original Letter at Castle Grant. 2 Extract Discharge and Renunciation, dated at Freuchie, 11th May 1637, ????,
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