Letters following petition of David II narrating that the late Walter, earl of Menteith, granted the right of patronage which he had in the parish church of Kilmacocharmik in Knapdale, with the chapels of St Mary in Knapdale and St Michael in Inverlussa, with 3 pennylands in Riventos, to the abbot, convent and monks of the monastery of SS Mary and Winnin of Kilwinning. Thereafter Andrew, bishop of Argyll, granted the same to the monastery.

{. . .} ius patronatus, quod Comes predictus tunc habebat in parrochiali ecclesia de Kilmachermat in Cnapedale, tunc capellis sancte Marie in Cnapedale et sancti Michaelis in Inwerlaxo, cum tribus denariatis terre in Riventos eidem ecclesiae annexis Ergadiensis diocesis, dilectis filiis . . . Abbati et Conventui ac Monachis Monasterii sanctorum Marie et Wynnini de Kylwynyn ordinis sancti Benedicti Glasguensis diocesis concessit in perpetuum et donavit {. . .}