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PICKNOC: Walter Pytnot who witnessed a quitclaim to the land of Fulton in 1272 (RMP., p. 51) is the Walter Pyknoc or Pycknoc who witnessed confirmation of the church of Cragyn (Craigie) to the monks of Paisley, c. 1272 (ibid., p. 233). As Walter Piknoc he witnessed a division between the lands of the church of Paisley and of William de Sanchar in 1280 (ibid.
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PICKNOC: Walter Pytnot who witnessed a quitclaim to the land of Fulton in 1272 (RMP., p. 51) is the Walter Pyknoc or Pycknoc who witnessed confirmation of the church of Cragyn (Craigie) to the monks of Paisley, c. 1272 (ibid., p. 233). As Walter Piknoc he witnessed a division between the lands of the church of Paisley and of William de Sanchar in 1280 (ibid., p. 228), and as Walter de Picnoc' witnessed a deed of resignation in 1284 (ibid., p. 65). Teobaud Pictoc of the county of Perth who rendered homage in 1296 (Bain, II. p 202) is probably another of the name. Pycnoch 1270.
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