James II confirms various charters, including that of William Scowle (Scougall?), burgess of Perth, in which William, in praise and honour of Almighty God and his most blessed mother Mary, St Michael the archangel and all the heavenly host, granted 6 merks annual rent to the abbot and convent of Scone. Grant is made to Stephen Hislop, prior of the monastery.

{. . .} Willelmus Scowle burgensis burgi de perth eternam in domino Salutem Sciatis me in laudem et honorem dei omnipotentis et beatissime genitricis sue marie Sancti Michaelis archangeli ac omnium ciuium supernorum {. . .} una cum Sigillo Andree Chartris unius ballivorum dicti Burgi qui saisinam hereditariam dictarum sex mercarum annui redditus de terris supradictis Venerabili et religioso viro dompno Stephano heslyhop priori dicti monasterij nomine et ex parte dictorum Abbatis et conuentus per resignationem meam in manibus suis factam tradidit {. . .}