Adam of Whitton appears between 1189 x 1196 (<em>Melrose Liber</em>, i, no. 152); Richard Scot appears in the late twelfth and early thirteenth century (<em>Kelso Liber</em>, i, nos. 147, 156, 161-63, 165, 167, 169, 263)
Primary
yes
Dare
yes
Tenendas
; (0ther)
Tenendas original language
.... homagio et seruicio suo
in feodo et hereditate
Exemptions
Exemptions original language
faciendo forinsecum seruicium quantum pertinet ...
sex acras terre et unam acram prati ... acram et dimidam terre in tofto et crofto et unam acram prati illi terre proximam iuxta Erdeburesburne et subchestres ....