In the name of the Holy Trinity, Alexander II confirms to God, St Mary of Coupar, and the monks serving God there, all the grants of his predecessors to the abbey. Furthermore he now grants 10 li of silver which was accustomed to be received annually from the land of Glenisla and 10 merks of silver annually for the sustaining of two monks from the house of Coupar, who will serve and celebrate divine service in the chapel of the Holy Trinity on his island on the Forfar loch. 5 merks which are left from the said 10 li are granted to the monastery of Coupar for lighting the monastery. Further grants of land are made. There is mention of the land of Inchmartin.

In Nomine Sancte et Individue Trinitatis patris filii et Spiritus Sancti Amen. Ego Alexander Dei Gratia Rex Scottorum Authoritate Regali ac Comitum Episcoporum et Baronum regni mei Consilio populo itaque adquiescente dedisse contulisse et pro perpetuo Confirmasse Deo et Sancte Marie de Cupro et Monachis ibidem deo Seruientibus et imperpetuum Seruituris omnes predecessorum meorum donationes viz {. . .} Et iis insuper Do et Concedo in puram et perpetuam Elimosinam Decem Libras argenti quas solebamus recipere annuatim de terra de Glenyliffe per manus Abbatis de Cupro. Dedi et concessi insuper decem Marcas argenti annuatim ad sustentationem duorum Monachorum de Domo de Cupro qui perpetuo ministrabunt et diuina celebrabunt in Capella Sancte Trinitatis in Insula Nostra infra Lacum Nostrum de Forfar et quinque marcas que restant de dictis decem libris concessimus Monasterio de Cupro ad Luminare eiusdem Monasterii. {. . .} Item donationem quam Richardus de La Batelle iis fecit de terra illa que est inter terram de Ederpolls et Inchemartyne que fuit in calumpnia inter Willelmum de Haya et Richardum Ruffum. {. . .}