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On 19 May 1432 he was served heir of his grandmother Margaret Murray in the lands of Aldie, she having been dead about twenty years. In 1428 he had a charter of Glenclow, and about 1430 another charter to him and his wife Margaret of the lands of Polgour, and a similar charter, dated 1 June 1443, from his cousin Robert Duncanson, of the lands of Fynnech, all in the earldom of Strathearn. His lands of Tullibardine and others named in a charter under the Great Seal were erected into the barony of Tullibardine 26 January 1443-44, and on 11 October 1446 the lands of Lethindy and Cultrany Litil were confirmed to him. In this year he founded the church of Tullibardine in honour of our Blessed Saviour. He was one of the auditors of the Exchequer 1448 and 1450, bailie of the earldom of Strathearn, and keeper of Methven Castle, for which he received 53s. 4d. He died between 21 July 1451 and 15 June 1452, and was buried in the church of his foundation, where may be seen the arms of Murray impaling Colquhoun.15
His seal, attached to a decreet arbitral of 19 June 1442, in favour of the town of Perth, shows on a shield couche, a chevron between three stars. Crest, on a helmet with wreath, a peacock head with long neck, between two arms vested, grasping the head by the beak and back. Supporters, dexter, a lion sejant guardant coue; sinister broken off, with part of legend.16
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