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First published 1971 (DOST Vol. IV).
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Quotation dates: 1557, 1609-1664
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(Milnar-,) Millarschip, n. Also: miller- and -ship, -scheip. The office of a miller or master of a mill. —1557 Digest Justiciary Proc. B. 141.
In the violent occupeing … of the seruice of the millerschip and knaifschip of Dalsangane mylne1609 Inverness Rec. II. 67.
To flit frae thrie quartaris off the office of millerschip of the Kingis myln of Innernes, with knavschip and bannock thairof1612 Ib. 101.1611 Glasgow B. Rec. II. 562.
The thrid falt depryving of him of his millarschip 1615 Ib. 563. 1664 Ib. III. 40.
