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appear coiiveiiieiil to the .said Mr John ;
the
service of
3 one-horse conveyances and men, between 1st June
and lat Novenil)er, to the towns of I'erth or Dundee,
or other places within twelve miles of Wester Kinloch ;
the services of 3 horses and men on one day in the
year for leading peats and turfs ; 80 merks in full payment
of the herezelds, the seising ox, and double feuduty
on the entry of heirs or assignees ;
attendance at
three capital pleas of the said barony and at other
pleas of the same as often as they—the vassal and his
representatives—should be sunnnoned ;
and
if they
should alienate the lands without reversion, without
the consent of the superior, or without liaving offered
them to the superior for a sum named, the charter was
to be of no effect. In addition the lands were to be
asstricted to the grain mills of Easter Kinloeh or
Easter Essendy at the option of the superior/'
At the same time the other half of the lands of
Wester Kinloch and the fishings in the three lochs of
the barony were disposed of both in property and
superiority to Patrick Blair of Ardblair, there being
reserved to Mr John Lindsay and Jean Ramsay, his
spouse, and their heir.s, liberty to dig turfs in the
moors and bogs of Ardblair. t
Agreeably to their marriage contract those that
remained of the Kinloch lands were settled in property
on the children of Mr John by his wife Jean liamsay,
while the superiority of them passed to the son of his
first marriage, who transmitted it to his heirs, the
Keg. May. Sig., L. 398 (Vol. VII., No. 271).
t Ibid., XLVli., 318 (Vul. VI., No. UOi)). ll.id., LI., 187 (Vol
VII., No. 952).