People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Transaction: Concession of three-mile sanctuary around church of Luss (DNB)

Type of Transaction
Concession
From Source
1/53/62 (RRS, v, no. 55)
Firm date
18 March 1315
Dating Notes
18 March, regnal year 9
Primary
yes
Tenendas
in perpetuity
Sicut clause
kingdom
Corroboration / sealing
yes
Notes
including right to punish wrongdoers

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Role Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits
Grantor Robert [Bruce] I, king of Scots (d.1329) Robertus Robert, by the grace of God, king of Scots 1292 × 1329
Beneficiary church of Blessed Kessog of Luss (DNB) ecclesiam de Lusse the church of Luss 1315 × 1315
Beneficiary Saint Kessog beato Kessogo Blessed Kessog 1315 × 1315
named person (transaction) Earls of Lennox (unnamed) comitibus de Leuenax earls of Lennox


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Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits Order
Walter Stewart (III) (d.1327) Waltero Senescallo Walter Stewart 1314 × 1327 1
John of Menteith (I), knight Johanne de Meneteth' John of Menteith 1286 × 1327 2
James Douglas, lord of Douglas (d.1330) Jacobo James, lord of Douglas 1309 × 1329 3
Robert Keith, marischal (d.1343) Roberto de Keth' Robert of Keith 1294 × 1343 4
Malcolm Fleming, earl of Wigtown (d. 1357x62) Malcolmo Flemyng Malcolm Fleming 1315 × 1354 5
Adam, son of Alan (late 13C) Ade filio Alani Adam, son of Alan burgess of Dumbarton 1315 × 1315 6


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
liberty called 'gyrth' liberty called 'gyrth' illam libertatem que dicitur gyrth