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Transaction: Gift of fishery on River Tweed, called fishery of Selkirk
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Leaflet
Type of Transaction
Gift
From Source
1/7/323 (
RRS
, iii, no. 315)
Firm date
8 February 1247
Dating Notes
8th day of February, regnal year 33
Primary
yes
Dare
yes
Tenendas
in (free, pure and/or perpetual) alms
Tenendas original language
in perpetuum in liberam, puram, et perpetuam elemosinam
Sicut clause
Included; kingdom
Associated People
(2)
Witnesses
(4)
Possessions: Lands
(3)
Possessions: Privileges
(1)
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Role
Name
Name (original language)
Name (translation)
Floruits
Grantor
Alexander II, king of Scots (d.1249)
A
A[lexander], king of Scots
1199 × 1249
Beneficiary
Melrose Abbey (fd.1136)
monachis de Melros
monks of Melrose
1147 × 1309
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Name (original language)
Name (translation)
Floruits
Order
William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)
W
William, bishop of Glasgow, our chancellor
1231 × 1258
1
Philip, abbot of Jedburgh (d.1249)
Philippo
Philip, abbot of Jedburgh
1244 × 1247
2
David Lindsay (III) of Barnweill (d.c.1268)
Dauid de Lindes'
David of Lindsay, justiciar of Lothian
1233 × 1261
3
Bernard of Ripley
Bernardo de Rippeley
Bernard of Ripley
1219 × 1249
4
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Type
Name
Original Text
Related Place
SLK (Selkirkshire)
fishery in Selkirk
piscariam illam super Twed' . que uocatur piscaria de Selechirk'
Selkirk
SLK (Selkirkshire)
7 acres of land with buildings and meadow
septem acras terre cum edificiis 7 prato infra easdem septem acras terre
Selkirk
ROX (Roxburghshire)
pasture for 8 oxen and 8 cows
pasturam ad Octo boues . et Octo uaccas in Wauhop'
Wauchope
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Name
Original Text
Related Place
permission to take wood (or timber), easements of wood
timber in Selkirk forest
Selkirk and Traquair forest (Ettrick Forest)