Jonathan, archdeacon, buried at Inchaffray. Great endowment of the See by Gilbert, earl of Stratherne, c. 1195-1210. William de Bosco, chancellor, 1210. Abraham, 1220 to c. 1223. Osbert, abbot of Cambuskenneth, +1231. Clement, a Dominican friar, consecrated by Bishop William of St. Andrews at the Stow Church of Wedale; founded cathedral; made exaggerated wail of poverty to the Pope, who in 1238 appointed a commission of inquiry, 1233-1258. Robert de Prebenda, dean, ambassador in 1277 to Edward I.: in 1265 was Conservator of Council at Perth, 1258-1283. William, one of the arbiters between John Baliol and Bruce, 1290 to c. 1292. Nicholas de Balmyle, monk of Arbroath, parson of Calder, lord chancellor, 1307-1320. Maurice, abbot of Inchaffray, Bruce's chaplain at Bannockburn with crosier of St. Fillan; a brave patriot priest, with the old piety that reverenced relics, yet was true and fervent, 1320-1347. William, 1347-1361. Walter de Cambuslang or Conentre, 1362-1370. Andrew, seals Act for succession of crown at Scone, 1st April, 1373. Dougal, c. 1380-1399. Finlay Dermoch, built bridge over Allan Water, tomb in cathedral on north side of nave, 1400-1419. William Stephen, divinity-reader in 1411 at St. Andrews, Conservator of Council at Perth, 1420, 1420-1429. Michael Ochiltree, dean in 1425, built Knaik Bridge at Ardoch, Bishop's Bridge at Culdees, rebuilt Culdee Church at Muthill; crowned James II. in 1437 at Holyrood, 1429-1447. Robert Lauder, sent on several embassies, founder of several prebends, 1448-1458. Thomas, 1459. John Hepburn, a lord of session, 1467 to c. 1479. James Chisholm, son of Edward Chisholm of Cromlix, chaplain to James III., 1534; a careful administrator and good bishop, 1489-1527. William Chisholm, half-brother of the preceding, who resigned in his favour; a shameless wretch, who wasted the See by fraudulent tacks to his three bastards and his nephew, and who burned men for heresy, 1527-1564. William Chisholm, nephew of the robber bishop, appointed by Papal brief of 2nd June, 1561, and nominated by Queen Mary in 1564; was in exile Bishop of Vaison in France, became a Carthusian of Grenoble, and died at Rome, 1564-1593. PAROCHIALE DUNBLANENSE Dunblane, St. Blain. Chapelry of Kilbride at Kilbride Castle. Aberfoyle in Menteith. Dependent on _Inchmahome_. Has five lakes. Abernethy, St. Brigid. _Arbroath_. Prebend, 1240. In See of Dunkeld in 1446. For four vicars. Probable date of round tower, 854. At first had Dron, Dunbulg, and Erole as chapels. Auchterarder, St. Mungo. _Inchaffray_. Old church in a valley, one mile westward. Mackessock in charter of Innerpeffray. Aberuthven, St. Cathan. _Inchaffray_, 1200. Later to Arbroath. Now joined to Auchterarder. Very ancient church survives. Tullibardine. A collegiate church. Now in parish of Blackford.