Individual Details
John Bain
(1514 - 29 Oct 1600)
== Biography ==(John?) Alexander Bayne (Bane / Bain) is the second laird of Tulloch. His father Duncan Bayne (Bane / Bain) was granted the barony of Tulloch in 1542. Scottish Castles Association. "Tulloch Castle at the Association for Scottish Castles". www.scottishcastlesassociation.com
In 1558, Alexander Bayne II married Janet "of Kildun and Ussie" in. They were the parents of two sons:
*Duncan Bayne, born 1559, who succeeded his father as 3rd laird of Tulloch*Robert Bayne The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
Alexander succeeded his father as second laird of Tulloch on April 4, 1559. The contract date for his second marriage was in May, 1562. Alexander's second wife was Agnes Fraser daughter of Hugh, 3rd Lord Fraser of Lovat. In 1582, there is a charter by his maternal grandfather, Hugh Fraser, in favor of Alexander Bayne of Tulloch, Agnes Fraser his spouse and Alexander their eldest lawful son of the lands of Rhindown. Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
Children of Alexander and Agnes are:
*Alexander Bayne, styled, "Younger of Tulloch." In 1582, there is a deed of resignation by this Alexander the Younger and in 1594 he granted a charter of the lands of Rhindown to Colin Mackenzie of Kintail The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
*Ronald Bain
*Janet Bayne, married Chisholm of Comar Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
*John Bain
*Marjorie Bain
*Giles Bain
*Hugh Bain
*Catherine Bain
Alexander died in 1600. http://www.clandavidsonusa.com/tullochcastle.htm
== Land Transactions ==25 Jan 1562/3. Charter by Alexander Bane of Tullich to Robert Munro of Foulis of half of the lands and fishings of Feirincosky in Braquhat, viz., half of the lands of Innerane and fishings thereof, Linset croy, Linset moyr, Altas beg, Altas moyr, Achynes, and half of the mill of Innerane, in the sheriffdom of Innernes, in excambion for infeftment to said Alexander Bane of the lands of Wester Logy, mill and brewhouse thereof, in the earldom of Ross and sheriffdom foresaid, and of the arable lands in the burgh of Dingwall belonging to said Robert Munro, said half lands and fishings of Ferrincosky in Braquhat to be held of the Crown in fee and heritage for rights and services used and wont; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Donald Munro, archdeacon of the Isles, Hugh Munro Hectorson, George Munro, brothergerman of said Robert Munro of Foulis, Donald Kemp, burgess of Dingwall, William Cumming, burgess of Innernes, William Munro, vicar of Dingwall, and James Buchart, notary public.03 Sep 1573. Charter by Donald Kemp, burgess of Dingwall, and one of the bailies thereof, granting to his neighbour Donald Makgillichoan a rig of land lying in Poldam within the bounds of said burgh, between the lands of said Donald Makgillichoan on the east and the lands of Alexander Mcgillichoan on the west, between the myldam on the north and Poldam on the south, in excambion for "ane heid rig" within the bounds of said burgh, lying near Gray stane on the south and the lands of Alexander Bane of Tulloch on the north, between the lands of said Donald Makgillichoan on the west and the high way on the east; to be held in free burgage of Dingwall; said Donald Makgillichoan rendering therefor services to the King used and wont; with clause of warrandice; and clause narrating that the granter had given sasine to said Donald Makgillichoan. Witnesses, Ranald Bane, Ranald Duncanesone, James Robertsoun, and Alexander Scherar, official.
13 Jan 1596/7. Summons under the Quarter Seal to John Hay of Lochloy, David Brody of that Ilk, George Dunbar of Tarie, David Hay of Zett, William Douglas of Erlismylne, David Ross of Holme, John Ross, in Cantray, Alexander Dolles of Burdett, John Hay of Urchuir, William Dolles, apparent of Burdett, John Ross, provost of Nairne, Donald Calder, in Litle Urchuire, Alexander Ross, in Leonach, Mungo Gollane, burgess of Rosmarkie, William Thomesoun, in the Canonry of Ross, John Cuthbert of Auldcastlehill, John Ross, burgess of Nairne, William Tulloche, burgess there, Walter Ross, in Mekilgeddes, Robert Leslie, in Canonry of Ross, Alexander McKey, in the templelands in Urtissar, black John Ross, burgess of Innernes, and Thomas Fraser of Monack, who were upon the inquest of a chancery brieve at the instance of Elezebeth Ross, relict of Robert Monro of Foullis, for serving her to a reasonable terce of the lands and others in which said deceased Robert died last vest and seased, as also requiring the compearance of said Elezebeth Ross and Gordoun, apparent of, now her spouse, and to all others having interest, to compear before the King and Lords of Council at Edinburgh on the day of the month of next, to answer at the instance of Thomas Hammiltoun of Drumcairnie and William Heart of Levelandis, advocates of the directors of chancery, and Hector Monro of Assint, William Bailzie of Druneane, and Katherine Monro, his spouse, Ninian Lows, and Thomas Lows, lawful sons of deceased Ninian Lows, burgesses of Edinburgh, Alexander Bane of Tullich, William Monro, son of Ferquhard Monro of Kilterne, Hugh Monro, son and heir of deceased Alexander Monro of Arduilzie, Ferquhard Monro, in Inverane, Robert Monro, vicar of Urquhart, and, heritable proprietors of the lands undermentioned, and also at the instance of Monro, now of Fowlis, brother and heir of said deceased Robert Monro of Foulles, heritable possessor of said lands and others, asking for reduction of the service granted at the sheriff-court of Innernes on 07 Jul 1595 , to said Elezebeth of the terce of the lands of Mekle Daane, the davach lands of Carbestill and Tayninver in Stratharron, and other lands, and for punishment according to law of said members of inquest, in respect that they erred in granting said service to lands in which said deceased Robert Monro of Foullis did not die vest.
== Sources ==
In 1558, Alexander Bayne II married Janet "of Kildun and Ussie" in. They were the parents of two sons:
*Duncan Bayne, born 1559, who succeeded his father as 3rd laird of Tulloch*Robert Bayne The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
Alexander succeeded his father as second laird of Tulloch on April 4, 1559. The contract date for his second marriage was in May, 1562. Alexander's second wife was Agnes Fraser daughter of Hugh, 3rd Lord Fraser of Lovat. In 1582, there is a charter by his maternal grandfather, Hugh Fraser, in favor of Alexander Bayne of Tulloch, Agnes Fraser his spouse and Alexander their eldest lawful son of the lands of Rhindown. Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
Children of Alexander and Agnes are:
*Alexander Bayne, styled, "Younger of Tulloch." In 1582, there is a deed of resignation by this Alexander the Younger and in 1594 he granted a charter of the lands of Rhindown to Colin Mackenzie of Kintail The Celtic Monthly: A Magazine for Highlanders, Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
*Ronald Bain
*Janet Bayne, married Chisholm of Comar Volume 14, by John Mackay, Annie Maclean, Sharp Mackay, page 96
*John Bain
*Marjorie Bain
*Giles Bain
*Hugh Bain
*Catherine Bain
Alexander died in 1600. http://www.clandavidsonusa.com/tullochcastle.htm
== Land Transactions ==25 Jan 1562/3. Charter by Alexander Bane of Tullich to Robert Munro of Foulis of half of the lands and fishings of Feirincosky in Braquhat, viz., half of the lands of Innerane and fishings thereof, Linset croy, Linset moyr, Altas beg, Altas moyr, Achynes, and half of the mill of Innerane, in the sheriffdom of Innernes, in excambion for infeftment to said Alexander Bane of the lands of Wester Logy, mill and brewhouse thereof, in the earldom of Ross and sheriffdom foresaid, and of the arable lands in the burgh of Dingwall belonging to said Robert Munro, said half lands and fishings of Ferrincosky in Braquhat to be held of the Crown in fee and heritage for rights and services used and wont; with clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Donald Munro, archdeacon of the Isles, Hugh Munro Hectorson, George Munro, brothergerman of said Robert Munro of Foulis, Donald Kemp, burgess of Dingwall, William Cumming, burgess of Innernes, William Munro, vicar of Dingwall, and James Buchart, notary public.03 Sep 1573. Charter by Donald Kemp, burgess of Dingwall, and one of the bailies thereof, granting to his neighbour Donald Makgillichoan a rig of land lying in Poldam within the bounds of said burgh, between the lands of said Donald Makgillichoan on the east and the lands of Alexander Mcgillichoan on the west, between the myldam on the north and Poldam on the south, in excambion for "ane heid rig" within the bounds of said burgh, lying near Gray stane on the south and the lands of Alexander Bane of Tulloch on the north, between the lands of said Donald Makgillichoan on the west and the high way on the east; to be held in free burgage of Dingwall; said Donald Makgillichoan rendering therefor services to the King used and wont; with clause of warrandice; and clause narrating that the granter had given sasine to said Donald Makgillichoan. Witnesses, Ranald Bane, Ranald Duncanesone, James Robertsoun, and Alexander Scherar, official.
13 Jan 1596/7. Summons under the Quarter Seal to John Hay of Lochloy, David Brody of that Ilk, George Dunbar of Tarie, David Hay of Zett, William Douglas of Erlismylne, David Ross of Holme, John Ross, in Cantray, Alexander Dolles of Burdett, John Hay of Urchuir, William Dolles, apparent of Burdett, John Ross, provost of Nairne, Donald Calder, in Litle Urchuire, Alexander Ross, in Leonach, Mungo Gollane, burgess of Rosmarkie, William Thomesoun, in the Canonry of Ross, John Cuthbert of Auldcastlehill, John Ross, burgess of Nairne, William Tulloche, burgess there, Walter Ross, in Mekilgeddes, Robert Leslie, in Canonry of Ross, Alexander McKey, in the templelands in Urtissar, black John Ross, burgess of Innernes, and Thomas Fraser of Monack, who were upon the inquest of a chancery brieve at the instance of Elezebeth Ross, relict of Robert Monro of Foullis, for serving her to a reasonable terce of the lands and others in which said deceased Robert died last vest and seased, as also requiring the compearance of said Elezebeth Ross and Gordoun, apparent of, now her spouse, and to all others having interest, to compear before the King and Lords of Council at Edinburgh on the day of the month of next, to answer at the instance of Thomas Hammiltoun of Drumcairnie and William Heart of Levelandis, advocates of the directors of chancery, and Hector Monro of Assint, William Bailzie of Druneane, and Katherine Monro, his spouse, Ninian Lows, and Thomas Lows, lawful sons of deceased Ninian Lows, burgesses of Edinburgh, Alexander Bane of Tullich, William Monro, son of Ferquhard Monro of Kilterne, Hugh Monro, son and heir of deceased Alexander Monro of Arduilzie, Ferquhard Monro, in Inverane, Robert Monro, vicar of Urquhart, and, heritable proprietors of the lands undermentioned, and also at the instance of Monro, now of Fowlis, brother and heir of said deceased Robert Monro of Foulles, heritable possessor of said lands and others, asking for reduction of the service granted at the sheriff-court of Innernes on 07 Jul 1595 , to said Elezebeth of the terce of the lands of Mekle Daane, the davach lands of Carbestill and Tayninver in Stratharron, and other lands, and for punishment according to law of said members of inquest, in respect that they erred in granting said service to lands in which said deceased Robert Monro of Foullis did not die vest.
== Sources ==
Events
| Birth | 1514 | Cromarty, Ross & Cromarty County, Scotland | |||
| Death | 29 Oct 1600 | Perth, Kinross-shire, Scotland | |||
| Alt name | Bane | ||||
| Reference No | 4736193 | ||||
| Reference No | 4851696 | ||||
| Reference No | 60 |
Families
| Father | Duncan Bayn (1489 - 1559) |
| Mother | Catherine Mckenzie (1493 - 1521) |