 This document shows that Seumas of Castle Camus and "Clann GhillEasbaig Chlèireach" ("the children of Gilleasbaig Clèireach") had divided up the lands of the Macdonalds of Sleat.A and A Macdonald stated that "Clann GhillEasbaig Chlèireach" possessed themselves of Trotternish (with Dòmhnall, son of Gilleasbaig as bailie of the region); while Seumas of Castle Camus held the bailiary of Sleat.For the year 1580, there is evidence that the possessors of clan estates were behind in their payments to the Bishopric of the Isles and the Iona Abbey — so much so that an Act of Council and Session was passed ordering a summons against Dòmhnall and Ùisdean, sons of Gilleasbaig Cleireach.