Ninian Bannatyne of Kames

NINIAN BANNATYNE OF KAMES

Evidence from the National Records of Scotland

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15 August 1567: Instrument of resignation by Janet Bannatine, daughter of Ninian Bannatine of Cames, Katherine Bannatyne, her sister, with consent of William Glass of Ardnaquhoye [Ardnahuath], her husband, Agnes Bannatyne, their sister, with consent of Thomas Conybrath of Skowlath, her husband, and Christina Bannatyne, their sister, of all right which they might have in the lands of the two Ardroscatillis, Kilmachalman, two Atriks, Kilbride, two Glenmors and the lands of Cames, in the island and sheriffdom of Bute, as heirs of the deceased Robert Bannatyne, fiar of Cames, their brother, in the hands of the said Ninian, in favour of Hector Bannatyne, their brother. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Erskine Family, Earls of Mar and Kellie, reference GD124/1/1142

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4 May 1585: Ayrshire: Notarial copy of charter by David Fullartoun of Corsbie to Alexander Bannatyne, burgess of Edinburgh, of the lands of Corsbie apprised from Ninian Bannatyne, bearing protest that the granting of this charter should not prejudice the said David. Papers of Professor Robert K. Hannay, reference GD214/85

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16 May 1577: Bond of Maintenance by Angus McConneill [McConnell] of Dunnavaig [Dunovaig] and Glenis [Glens] to Ninian Bannatyne of Kames, and Hector Bannatyne, his son and heir-apparent, and bond of manrent by them to him in return. Dated at the Kames, 16th May 1577; Witnesses: Donald Camrone [Cameron] of Lochabir [Lochaber], John Dow McRanald Moir V'Alester [McAllister] in Kilcammag [?Kilmachalmack], Donald Spense [Spence] of Wester Kames, James Spense [Spence], burgess of Rothesay, and others. Hector Bannatyne signs for himself and also for his father who cannot write. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Family of Mackintosh of Mackintosh, reference GD176/114

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8 April 1586: Instrument of Premonition to Niniane Bannathing of Kames and Hector Bannathing, his son, for redemption at the altar of St. Mychael in Rothissay kirk of the South half of Glakenbay, in the Isle of Bute. National Records of Scotland, Papers of the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland: Other papers, reference GD103/2/96

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15 May 1630: HECTOR BANNATYNE, senior de Kaymes, haeres Niniani Bannatyne de Kaymes, patris. xii. 53. Inquisitionum Ad Capellam Domini Regis Retornatarum, etc. II

Genealogy

Clan MacFarlane: Ninian Bannatyne