Letters following on petition of David II narrating that the late Robert, bishop of Glasgow, considering the state of the monastery of SS Mary and Winnin of Kilwinning on account of losses of wars etc, granted the perpetual vicarages of the churches of Kilmarnock and Beith, in the diocese of Glasgow, to the abbot, convent and monastery.

{. . .} Petitio carissimi in Christo filii nostri David Regis Scocie illustris nobis exhibita continebat, quod bone memorie Robertus Episcopus Glasguensis, dum adhuc vitam ageret in humanis, attendens quod Monasterium sanctorum Marie et Wynnini de Kylwynin ordinis sancti Benedicti Glasguensis diocesis, propter diversarum guerrarum {. . .} ac ob hoc dictus Episcopus eisdem Abbati et Conventui affectu pio compatiens de Kylmernoc et de Beth ecclesiarum perpetuas vicarias Glasguensis diocesis in quibus vicariorum presentatio ad eosdem Abbatem et Conventum antea pertinebat, dilectorum filiorum Capituli Glasguensis ad hoc accedente consensu, eisdem abbati, conventui et monasterio {. . .}