| cir 1170 | Gilbertus de Kinros attests a St Andrew's Abbey charter. RPSA - Liber cartarum prioratus Sancti Andree in Scotia...Edinburgh, 1841, page 216. |
| Henry de Kynros witnessed ... | |
| cir 1201 | |
| cir 1204-11 | |
| cir 1214 |
| bef. 1232 | Johannes de Kinros granted a charter to Alexander
de Oggoluin (Ogilvie) of lands of Belaucht. Miscellany of the Scottish Historical Society, Edinburgh, volume IV, page 314. |
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| 1252 | John de Kynros, Sheriff of Kinros, is witness to
a Deed Perambulation of the Lands of Cleish, belonging to Gilbert
de Cleish. Chalmer's Caledonia and The Haddington Collection. |
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| 1260 | John de Kynros witnessed a quitclaim of the lands
of Drumkarauch. RPSA, page 364. |
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| 1263 | Gilbert de Kynros had the lands of Cuthylgrudyn
given to him for life. Exchequer Rolls, I, page 34. |
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| 1264-66 | John de Kynros was sheriff of Kinros. Exchequer Rolls, I, page 34. (Probably the same John as in 1260 above). |
| cir 1268 | Writ for payment to the King's Clerk, Thomas
de Kynros, for his expenses, the King's Gift, whom the King
is sending to Scotland, on his special business. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. |
| 1269 | Writ for payment from the Treasury of 100
shillings to Thomas de Kynros, the King's Clerk, going to
Scotland on his business. Westminster, Liberate 53, Hen. III, M.9. |
| 1274 | Henry III of England, at the request of his daughter,
Queen Margaret of Scotland, granted to Thomas de Kynros the
redemption of the lands of John de Stoke in Northamptonshire
for his laudable services. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. |
| 1275 | Thomas de Kynros was empowered to appoint and
remove attorneys at pleasure. Bain, II, 48. |
| 1280 | The Chapter of St Andrew's, appointing amongst others, Henry de Kynros Archdeacon, to choose a Bishop. |
| 1286 | Edward I, the Queen's brother, revokes the
grant equal to £200, of the redemption of the lands of John de
Stoke, given to Thomas de Kynros by Henry the King's
father, for his laudable services, by reason of his
transgression at the time of the disturbance of the
Kingdom. Westminster. |
| ? | Henrico de Kynros is witness to a Charter by Walter
Cumyn, son of William Cumyn. In a grant of alms to the
Church of St Trinitas of Scone. The Reign of Alexander II. |
| ? | Precept by William Abbot of Scone in favour of Sir
Andrew de Kinross, monk of the Order of St Augustine. Liber Ecclesie de Scon. |
| 1290 | Sir Thomas de Kinross sold his lands in Forfarshire
to throw in his lot with Wallace. Roger's Red Book of Wallace. |
| 1291 | Carta John Walays of Rickardtown lands of Murteller
in Vic. de Forfar and superiority of the land of the late John de
Kinross, Knight, quas John of Lyndesay of Thuriston,
miles, resignairt. At Edinburgh 26 January an. reg. 41. Robertson's Index of Charters. |
| 1291 | Master William of Dumfries, Rector of the Church of
Kynros, acknowledged receipt of £40 from Johanne de
Kynros. At Dunfermline die veneris profima post festum
Sancti - Nonogesimo primo. Historical Documents of Scotland. |
| 15th April 1291 | Receipt by William de Dumfries, Rector of Church of
Kynros to John de Kynros, son and heir to John de
Kynros, for £40 by command of the Chamberlain. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. |
| 19thJuly 1291 | Master Aco [Azo] de Kynross and others swore
fealty (redered homage) in the Chapel Kyngorne. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland and Ragman's Roll. |
| 1296 | Edward I overruns all Scotland and subdues the whole Kingdom, and compels all the Nobles and Church Dignitaries to sign submission to him in the Deed known as “The Ragman's Roll” historically. |
| 1296 | Ivone de Kynros is recorded after Sir Michael Scott. Ragman's Roll. |
| 16thJuly 1296 | Aberdeen. John de Kynros le fuiz, Knight and others. Ragman's Roll. |
| 28thAugust 1296 | Ace de Kynros. Ragman's Roll. |
| 1296 | Indentura de rebus inuentis in Castro de Edinburgh
(et liberatis d'no Hugoni de) Cressingham. Item j rotulus
unius pec. de arrirag. compot. Johannis de Kynros. Acts of Parliament. |
| 1297 | John de Kynros is mentioned in a Royal Message. |
| 1297 | The Scottish Nobles and others are invited to
accompany King Edward I into Flanders. Consimiles litterae
dirigunter subscriptis qui citra mare Scotia Morantur Viz xxxxx
Johannis de Kinros. Historical Documents of Scotland. |
| 13th August 1304 | The King to his dearest friend, Lord N., Bishop of Ostia. Especially commends to his good offices Master Matthew de Kynros dean of Dunkeld, the bearer, and his business at the Court of Rome. |
| 1304 | Safe conduct for Mathew of Kynros dean of Dunkeld, going to Rome on his affairs. |
| 1305 | (Petitions by Scotsmen to Edward I and his replies).
Extract 15. On the Countess of Fyfe's petition (1) to give in almoigne to the Abbey of Couper for her husband's soul who died there, the land held by John de Kynros. Response - The King wills inquiry "ad quod damnum" by the Warden. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. |
| 1305? | Master Mathew de Kinros, Archdeacon of Dunkeld
ordered to be released of ransom of £200. Calendar of Documents relating to Scotland. |
| 1309 | There is a confirmation by Robert the Bruce and John of Kinros, Knight, of a gift to the Convent of Cupar of the lands of Littleport, Montrose by Alexander Lindsay. |
| 1398 | Gilbert de Kynros was elected a lineator in Aberdeen. CRA, page 374. |
| 1417 | Gilbert and Andrew Kinross appear in a list of
inhabitants who contributed towards the expense of the Embassy
to England. Charters of Inchaffray Abbey. |
| 29th March 1509 | John Kinross entered into a bond of contract with Lord Elphinston for
the fulfilment of marriage between his son James and Lady Jean Elphinston. However
Isabella Callander supplanted Lady Jean and history does not relate if John Kinross
forfeited the Mill of Kippenross pledged in the bond. Ancient Castles and Mansions of Stirling Nobility. |
| 1541 | In 1541 certain parties claimed parts of the lands of the
Barony of Corntoun. Malcolme Kynros paying 9 bolts, 1 firlot, 2 pecks
wheat, 9 bolts, 1 firlot, 2 pecks bear (barley) & 5 bolts oats to the said
John Howat. Exchequer Rolls, Vol. XVII, pages 712-713. |
| 6th September 1543 | Elizabeth Kynross. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 20th October 1547 | James Kinross at Kippenrait. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 1561-1567 | Henry or Harie Kinross appears as an eminent lawyer
and is often mentioned between these years. Calendar of Deeds. |
| 11th July 1565 | An action was commenced upon a “precept by Henry Kinross,
Procurator-fiscal to our Sovereign Lady,” to set aside the second marriage
of “Custine Stevenson” with “Agnes Pollock,” the paramour, for
adultery with whom he had been divorced from his first wife, who gave her concurrence
to this action of the Procurator-fiscal, and decree was pronounced accordingly. Reports of Some Recent Decisions by the Consistorial Court of Scotland in Actions of Divorce ... by James Fergusson, Esq. Advocate, One of the Judges. 1817 |
| 1569 | Malcolm Kinross, Messenger of Arms, Stirling. Register of Privy Council. |
| Jan 1572 | Maister Henry Kinross, procurator for Lord Sempill. Register of Privy Council. |
| 18th January 1574 | Katherine Kynross, spouse of Malcolm Kinross, burgess of Stirling. Testament Dative & Inventory, Edinburgh Commissary Court. |
| 1576 | Your nychtbuir and hoist maister Hendrie Kynros as died the third of this month. James Kennedy to Lord Barnbarroch in Correspondance of Sir Patrick Waus. |
| 9th July 1576 | Malcum Kynross in Stirling. Testament Dative & Inventory, Edinburgh Commissary Court. |
| 1577 | James Kynros. Letter to Lord Barnbarroch. Correspondance of Sir Patrick Waus. |
| 24th August 1578 | Caution in £100 by Patrick Kinross, burgess
of Stirling, for Alexander Commendator of Kilwenning. Register of Privy Council. |
| 4th September 1578 | King James VI, by special commission, constituted Mr Robert Danielston, as
successor to Mr Henry Kinross, “his Majesty's Procurator-fiscal, in all action and causes
concerning his Hieness, ...” Privy-Seal, book xlv, folio 74. |
| 1st November 1578 | Henrie Kynross advocate and sometime procurator-fiscal to our Sovereign Lord. Testament Dative & Inventory, Edinburgh Commissary Court. |
| 1579 | James Kinross, Commissar for Inverness, appears by Attorney in Parliament. Acts of Parliament. |
| 15th September 1579 | Complaint by Craftsmen of Stirling against the
Magistraites and Merchants, among others, David Kinross. Register of Privy Council. |
| 20th October 1579 | James Kynros, Deputy of Andrew, Earl of Errol,
Constable of Scotland, is on the sederunt of Parliament, also on
3rd April 1592. Acts of Parliament. |
| 1582 | Letter from Lady Ochiltree to Lord Barnbarroch
referring to Mr. Alexander Kinross, her man of business. Correspondance of Sir Patrick Waus. |
| 1591 | Mr. Alexander Kinross, procurator for Countess of
Gowrie, in the denouncing of William Mure and others. Register of Privy Council. |
| 21st August 1593 | Patrick Kinross, officer of lordship of Stirling, had to caution a John Crystie in Cortoun for contempt. |
| 1594 | James Kinross sits in Parliament for the Constable. Acts of Parliament. |
| 1597 | Robert Kynros was heir of James Kynros, procurator
and burgess of Edinburgh. Inquis, 6. |
| 26th July 1599 | James Kinross advocate, brother-german to umquhile Mr. Henrie Kinross. Testament Testamentar & Inventory, Edinburgh Commissary Court. |
| 25th August 1603 and 20th March 1604 |
Alexander Kinross, brother-german to James Kynros of Kippenros. Testament Testamentar, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 30th May 1604 | Aganes Kinros, spouse to umquhile Duncan Duncansone, alias Sutter, in Over Lanrik. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 12th January 1615 | Elspet Kinross, in Perth. Testament Dative & Inventory, St Andrew's Commissary Court. |
| 26th October 1616 | John Kinross in Dunblane confirms ordinance of Synod. Records of the Presbytery of Dunblane. |
| 20th December 1616 | Cristane Kinross, spouse to James Kinross in Kippenrait, parish of Dunblane. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 27th November 1617 | A dispute arose in Stirling when Patrick Kinross
struck a hole in his side wall so that “the water and filth of
his syer fall doun in (James Duncanson's) cloiss to his grete
herme”; the assise ordered suitable drains to be made and the
ground to be levelled to prevent future overflows. Stirling Birgh Court. |
| 28th July 1618 | Henrie Kynross, portioner of Wester Cambuschenie. Testament Testamentar, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 8th January 1620 | Margaret Kinross, relict of Robert Bissat of Quarrell, parish of Larbert. Testament Dative & Inventory, Stirling Commissary Court. |
| 1st December 1629 | James Kinross of Kippenros. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 8th June 1630 | Margaret Kinross, spouse to Thomas Gray in Kintocher. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 1635 | A plaid and sword were stolen from William Kynross in Menteath by the Macgregors. Rob Roy. |
| 19th Jan 1648 | A Jasper Cuming is apprenticed to John Kinross, merchant. The Register of Apprentices of the City of Edinburgh, 1583-1666. |
| 6th April 1650 | Elizabeth Kinros, daughter to Mr. Hendrie Kinros
forsaid, heir portioner, of Mr. John Kinros of Kippenross, her
father's brother in foresaid Annual rent. Inquisitionem ad Capellam Domini Regis Rebornavarum. |
| 6th October 1652 | Marione Kinross, relict of Thomas Brande, tailor, burgess of Stirling. Testament Testamentar; Latter Will & Inventory, Stirling Commissary Court. |
| 22nd Sep 1658 | A Harry Stewart is apprenticed to John Kinross, merchant. The Register of Apprentices of the City of Edinburgh, 1583-1666. |
| 18th December 1662 | James Kinross in Glenbank, parish of Dunblane. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| 4th June 1663 | Malcom Kinross, in Hillhead, parish of Logie. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
| October 1665 | Complaint by George Shaw about proclamating a marriage between
Beatrix Kynross and William Millar in Logie. Andrew Kinross had reported
falsely to the minister. |
| 3rd November 1670 | Gealls Kinross, relict of Andrew Monteath in Park of Jervey, and John Monteath, their sons. Testament Dative, Dunblane Commissary Court. |
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