David Ogilvy of Inchmartin, for the salvation of his soul and the souls of his wife, son, other offspring, predecessors, and successors, grants to the glorious virgin Mary and her chapel of Carsegrange and to the chaplain sir John Symonson, for the augmentation of divine service to the glorious virgin Mary, (and after the death of John to the chaplain celebrating divine service in the said chapel at the altar of the said glorious virgin Mary) two acres of his land of the Lang Langlands of Inchmartin.

Omnibus . . . Dauid ogiluyl de Inchmertyne . . . salutem Noueritis me pro salute anime mee et animarum uxoris mee Jacobi filii mei et aliarum prolium mearum predecessorum et successorum meorum dedisse concessisse et hac presenti carta mea pro perpetuo confirmasse unire dare concedere et hac presenti carta mea pro perpetuo confirmare gloriose virgini marie capelleque sue de le carsgrange ac dilecto capellano meo domino Johanni Symonni ad augmentacionem seruicii eiusdem gloriose uirginis marie et post dicti domini Johannis decessum cuicumque capellano in dicta capella apud altare dicte gloriose uirginis marie celebrante et in perpetuum celebraturo duas acras terrarum mearum de le lang langlandis de Inchmertyne {. . .}