People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Transaction: Quitclaim of third part of Pitfirrane and third part of Pitscottie (FIF)

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Leaflet
Type of Transaction
Quitclaim
From Source
3/357/5 (NLS, Ch. 6003)
Firm date
7 April 1264 X circa 1280
Dating Notes
Election of John of Haddington, prior of St Andrews × witnesses
Primary
yes
Tenendas
in feu and heritage; in perpetuity; of me and my heirs
Tenendas original language
de me et heredibus meis in feudo et hereditate inperpetuum
Exemptions
free and quit from all service and/or aid, custom and exaction; free from all suits of court, except chief pleas
Exemptions original language
de omnimodis secularibus seruicis et aliis et ab omnimodis consuetudinebus exactionibus et demanda sectis curiorum
Render dates
Pentecost (Whitsun)
Nominal renders
gloves
Returns / Renders
money: pennies
Common burdens
Forinsec service
Corroboration / sealing
yes
Warrandice
yes

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Role Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits
Grantor Constantine of Lochore (III), son of Constantine, sheriff Constantinus de Louchor filius Constantini filii philipp' de Lochor Constantine son of Constantine son of Philip of Lochore 1280 × 1305
Beneficiary Hugh of Lochore, sheriff of Fife Hugoni de Louchor auunculo meo Hugh of Lochore, my uncle 1266 × 1293
Scribe Walter of Strathenry, clerk Waltero de Strathanrath Walter of Strathenry, clerk, who composed this writing 1263 × 1277


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Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits Order
John of Haddington, prior of St Andrews (d.1304) Johanne dicto de hadington' Sir John, called ‘of Haddington’, then prior of St Andrews 1265 × 1301 1
William of Gloucester, prior of May (1269-70) Willelmo dicto de Glouernia Sir William called of Gloucester then prior of May 1270 × 1270 2
Andrew of Lochore (uncle of Constantine) And' de Louchor Sir Andrew of Lochore, knight 1236 × 1264 3
William de Valognes (TRA3) (son of William) Willelmo de Valoniis Sir William de Valognes, knight 1245 × 1296 4
Richard Melville, knight (1270s) Ric' de Malevill' Sir Richard de Maleville, knight 1260 × 1296 5
Richard Chamberlain (Chalmers) Ric' Sir Richard Chamberlain, knight 1248 × 1270 6
Ralph de Lascelles, knight Radulph' de Lascell' Sir Ralph de Lascelles, knight 1261 × 1296 7
Alexander of Blair (II), knight (d.1283) Alex' de Blar' Sir Alexander of Blair, knight 1263 × 1266 8
Michael of Wemyss, lord of Wemyss, knight mich' de Wemes Sir Michael of Wemyss, knight 1280 × 1317 9
Edward of Pitglassie Edward de petglassie Sir Edward of Pitglassie, knight 1264 × 1277 10
William of Farsley, lord of Fargie Willelmo de ferselay William of Farsley 1270 × 1300 11
Alexander of Airdrie Alex' de ardari Alexander of Ardarie 1264 × 1264 12
Robert of Crail Roberto de kerall' Robert of Crail 1263 × 1264 13
William, son of John, constable of Crail Willelmo filio Joh' William, son of John, constable of Crail 1264 × 1264 14
John of the Wardrobe Johanne de wardroppa John de Wardrobe 1233 × 1278 15
Michael of Arnot Mich' de Ernoth Michael of Arnot 1272 × 1284 16
Robert Melville (late13C) Roberto de malevill' Robert de Maleville 1280 × 1296 17
Walter of Strathenry, clerk Waltero de Strathanrath Walter of Strathenry, clerk, who composed this writing 1263 × 1277 18


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
FIF (Fife) third part of Pitfirrane tertiam partem totius terre de petfuren' Pitfirrane
FIF (Fife) third part of Pitscottie tertiam partem totius terre de petscotthy Pitscottie