https://era.ed.ac.uk/handle/1842/6507
This is a thesis on the first four Earls of Crawford.
There were royal charters witnessed in Glenprosen in 1380.
and another thing -> this text just below is srtaight from the website;
https://saintsplaces.gla.ac.uk/place.php?id=1083
PARISH TLA
KRR
COUNTY
Angus
MEDIEVAL DIOCESE
St Andrews
PARISH NOTES
Granted to Arbroath by Gilchrist earl of Angus 1201x7 the church was confirmed to the uses of the abbey by William bp. of St As 1202x4, while by an agreement of 1204x11 vicars perpetual were to be presented (Arb. Lib. I nos. 1, 44, 164, 167). The parsonage thereafter remained with the abbey, while the cure was as stipulated, a vic. perpetual (Ass. 330v, 358v). Cowan 1967, 125. KRR had a detached part in Glenprosen. In 1891 it was transferred to Cortachy & Clova COC. It consisted of Balnaboth, Buckhood, Craig, Cramie & Glenlogie, Curmure, Dalairn, Easter & Wester Dalinch, Glentarrie, Inchmill, Kilbo, Kirkhaugh, Mayar (moor), Pitcarity (houses), Runtalive, Spot, Glenprosen church etc., Ballochburn (moor), Glenning, Lednathie, Wester Lednathie, Millhall, Shawfield (land). Shennan 1892, 193. Kirriemuir – Forbes, 1872, 306-7 [NOT in Reeves] – so not in Ó Muraíle 1997. Redford 1988, 159 has ‘capella Sancti Colmoci’ 1700 Retours (Forfarshire) no.557 + St Colmes Close next to Police Station. Taylor 2000 (Innes Review).
here are those on the Lindsay-Mair genome list – THAT IS, HERE ARE THE SIMILARITIES TO OUR HERITAGE LIST BELOW!!!
AND - THIS CAN BE FOUND IN THE PROFILES OF BOTH WILLIAM LINDSAY OF WOODEND AND ISOBEL LINDSAY OF WOODEND (MAIR) GENIPROFILE
Woodend and Spott farms in Kirriemuir - lands of Woodend with all other freedom privilege and communities belonging to the said lands of
Balnaboth chapel
and Balnaboth greens,
Right of Centre Spott and Pitcarity.
West of Spott Wester Dalinch
South of Spott Easter Dalinch
North West of Spott Dalairn
Bottom right-hand corner Dodavoe (Dundavoes)
Top left hand corner Shielings of Kilbo.
The sasins proof that these pieces of land have been in the possession of the family for centuries. Sir James of Lothian of Spott is one, who has inherited part of these lands.
similarities are now : Balnaboth, Dalairn, Easter & Wester Dalinch, Kilbo, Pitcarity (houses) and Spot.
Please comments, I want to hear how you are understanding this!
