Abbot William and the convent of Scone have given, granted and by this their present charter established at feuferme to Christian de Insula (de l’Isle/ Lyle or ‘of the Inch’), burgess of Perth, all their land which William of ‘Ballussy’ formerly held of them in the villa of Perth in Water Street, which lay between the land of Henry White on the north and the late Master Thomas Bell on the south, holding and having in perpetuity for their service, as attested in the charter to them from Sir Roger de Quincy, saving to them their court on the said land, rendering annually one stone of wax on the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and supporting all honours contained on the said land.
Firm date
15 October 1273 X 1284
Probable date
perhaps 19 May 1280×
Dating Notes
Thomas Bell of Perth’s charter (2/40/13) × succession of Hugh, abbot of Scone