Note 777 — Chapter IX · EXTINCTION OF THE OLD CELTIC CHURCH IN SCOTLAND.
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In 1497, John Colquhoun of Luss sold to John, earl of Argyll, the lands and superiority of the two Ardinblathis, the two Craigquholdis, and a half-merk land in the territory of Innerquhappel, occupied by a certain procurator, ‘cum baculo sancti Mundi,’ called in Scotch Deowray, and in the tenendas it is called ‘medietatem unius mercatæ nuncupat per deowry.’—Orig. Par., vol. ii. p. 72.