The Celtic And Scandinavian Antiquities of Shetland
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It does not appear how Pitcairne's report, assuming its date to be from 1607 to 161 5, came into the possession of the city of Edin- burgh, seeing that their entry to the bishopric was not until 1641. It has not been regarded by the city authorities as of much value, for it is put away in a bundle inventoried thus : " Item^ several papers relating to the state of the Kirks in Orkney and Zetland, thought to be not very material, and therefore not particularly inventoried. " I had no leisure to t...ranscribe more than this single paper, and I must content myself with printing it verbati7n, adding merely a few further explanatory notes. The just Rentelis of the Benefices callit the Vicarages wT the Number of the Kirkis pertening thairto as THAY have BEINE OF OLD AND AS THEY ARE NOW CALLIT IN Prebentis. St Mattke'w, St AlagtiKs^ St Cohiie^ t/ie Kirk off" the Fair yle. — In primis the Vicarage of Dunrosnes in corne teind nyne peise ilk peise calculatit to twenty pundis the bowteind ^ communibus annis foure 1 Bo7u teind — teind of cattle — milk cows.
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It does not appear how Pitcairne's report, assuming its date to be from 1607 to 161 5, came into the possession of the city of Edin- burgh, seeing that their entry to the bishopric was not until 1641. It has not been regarded by the city authorities as of much value, for it is put away in a bundle inventoried thus : " Item^ several papers relating to the state of the Kirks in Orkney and Zetland, thought to be not very material, and therefore not particularly inventoried. " I had no leisure to t...ranscribe more than this single paper, and I must content myself with printing it verbati7n, adding merely a few further explanatory notes. The just Rentelis of the Benefices callit the Vicarages wT the Number of the Kirkis pertening thairto as THAY have BEINE OF OLD AND AS THEY ARE NOW CALLIT IN Prebentis. St Mattke'w, St AlagtiKs^ St Cohiie^ t/ie Kirk off" the Fair yle. — In primis the Vicarage of Dunrosnes in corne teind nyne peise ilk peise calculatit to twenty pundis the bowteind ^ communibus annis foure 1 Bo7u teind — teind of cattle — milk cows.
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