John de Kinross, knight, for the salvation of his soul and for the souls of his late father, John de Kinross, and of all his ancestors and successors, grants to God, St Mary of Coupar, and the monks, 2 marks of annual rent from the land of Auchinleish with all right which he has in that land, and also his whole lands of Cammock, Dunnie, and 'Clargis' in Glenisla, for an annual payment of one silver penny or a pair of white gloves at Whitsunday, if asked for.

Omnibus . . . Johannes de Kynros miles salutem . . . Noueritis me pro salute anime mee et pro salute anime bone memorie Johannis de Kynros patris mei et pro salute animarum omnium antecessorum et successorum meorum dedisse . . . Deo et beate Marie de Cupro et monachis . . . duas marcas annui redditus de terra de A[chinlesk] annuatim percipiendas una cum toto iure meo quod in eadem terra habeo uel habere potero quouismodo Et etiam totas terras meas de Camb[och] Duny et Glargis in Glenylef {. . .} Reddendo inde annuatim michi et heredibus meis vnum denarium argenti . vel unum par albarum cerotecharum ad Pentecosten si petatur {. . .}