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In 1450, Archibald
Dundas held the tower of Dundas in defiance of James 11, declaring that he would
die upon the walls, or extort from the King a free pardon for himself and his
adherants. In May 1454, a safe conduct was
granted by the King of England to Archibald of Dundas to pass by way of Calais
on pilgrimage to Rome.
Received from King James [III] a grant, 22 Nov., 1471, during
his minority, to Archibald Dundas of that ilk, that,
although lands of Dundas pertaining to said Archibald
are held of barony of Wynchburgh and his lands of Eichling are held of barony of
Dunmanyng, which baronies are held of crown by ward and relief, nevertheless,
when said baronies are in King's hands, said lands of Dundas
and Eichling shall be free from ward and relief. |
