People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Transaction: Gift of toft and croft of William of Mowhope and other land in Mow (ROX)

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Leaflet
Type of Transaction
Gift
From Source
3/421/13 (Kel. Lib., no. 148)
Firm date
14 January 1247 X 21 November 1251
Dating Notes
Dean Walter Mortimer's predecessor in office x <em>Kelso Liber</em>, i, no. 164
Primary
yes
Dare
yes
Tenendas
in (free, pure and/or perpetual) alms
Tenendas original language
in liberam puram et perpetuam elemosinam
Exemptions
free and quit from all service and/or aid, custom and exaction; free from all burdens
Exemptions original language
ab omni seruicio et seruitute et exaccione et omnimoda consuetudine et ab omni honere et grauamine
Sicut clause
Included; kingdom; Scotia
Perambulation
yes
Corroboration / sealing
yes
Warrandice
yes
Spiritual Benefits
Ancestors (pro anima); Any Spiritual Benefit; Father (pro anima); Mother (pro anima); Sister(s) (pro salute anime); Successors (pro anima)

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Role Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits
Grantor Cecilia, daughter of Eschiva of Mow Cecilia de Molle filia Eschiue de Molle Cecilia of Mow daughter of Eschiva of Mow 1214 × 1247
Beneficiary Kelso Abbey Ecclesie sancte Marie de Kelchou et monachis ibidem church of Saint Mary of Kelso and the monks there 1131 × 1311
Neighbouring landholder Gilbert Avenel, son of Willam Avenel (13C) Gilberti auenel Gilbert Avenel 1185 × 1251
Neighbouring landholder Kelso Abbey 1131 × 1311
Neighbouring landholder Cecilia, daughter of Eschiva of Mow 1214 × 1247
Sealer William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258) Willemus Sir William bishop of Glasgow 1231 × 1258
Sealer Walter de Mortimer, dean of Glasgow (d.1270×71) Walterus de mortuo mari Master Walter de Mortimer, then dean of the church of Glasgow 1235 × 1270
Previous landholder William of Mowhope, junior Willemi de Mollehope William of Mowhope


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Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits Order
Gamelin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1271) Gamelino Master Gamelin 1242 × 1271 1
Nicholas of Moffat, archdeacon of Teviotdale (d.1270) Nichol' de Moffteth Master Nicholas of Moffat, then archdeacon of Teviotdale 1218 × 1268 2
Patrick de Jardin, clerk of Bishop William of Bondington Patricio de gardino Patrick of the Garden, clerk of the said lord bishop 1247 × 1247 3
Walter, vicar of Mow Waltero Walter, vicar of Mow 1251 × 1260 4
Stephen of Scotstoun Stephano de scothun Stephen of Scotston 1247 × 1247 5
John, chaplain of Mow Johanne capellano de Molle John, chaplain of Mow 1247 × 1247 6
John, nepos of Bishop William of Bondington Johanne nepote [...] W John nepos of lord William bishop of Glasgow 1247 × 1249 7
Adam, son of Nicholas Ada filio Nichol' Adam son of Nicholas 1247 × 1249 8
Henry of Blackdene Henr' de Blachedene Henry of Blackdene 1249 × 1260 9
Alan of Hartside, serviens Alano de hertesheued Alan of Hartside 1221 × 1247 10
Richard of Bowden Ricardo de Boulden Richard of Bowden 1229 × 1247 11
John of Fortune, serviens of the abbot of Kelso Johanne de fortun John of Fortune, serviens of the abbot of Kelso 1247 × 1247 12


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
ROX (Roxburghshire) toft and croft in Mow Toftum et croftum quis fuerunt Willemi de Mollehope Mow
ROX (Roxburghshire) 26 acres in Mow viginti acras terre arabilis et sex in dominio meo de Molle Mow
ROX (Roxburghshire) 13 acres in Mowstall tresdecim acras terre arabilis in dominiis meis Mow


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
freedom from multure freedom from multure quieti a multura