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Transaction: Quitclaim of third part of land of ‘Clonys’ next to Dingwall (ROS)
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Topography
Leaflet
Type of Transaction
Quitclaim
From Source
3/414/5 (
Moray Reg.
, no. 216)
Firm date
February 1264
Dating Notes
1263, month of February.
Primary
yes
Dare
yes
Tenendas
in perpetuity
Tenendas original language
in perpetuum
Previous mentions of charter
yes
Corroboration / sealing
yes
Associated People
(4)
Witnesses
(6)
Possessions: Lands
(1)
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Role
Name
Name (original language)
Name (translation)
Floruits
Grantor
Euphemia, wife of Walter Murray of Duffus
Eufemia
Lady Euphemia, wife of the late Sir Walter of Moray, lord of Duffus
1264 × 1264
Beneficiary
Moray Cathedrals (Elgin/Spynie)
ecclesie Moraviensi
Church of Moray
1174 × 1264
Beneficiary
Archibald, bishop of Moray (d.1298)
Archebaldo
Archibald, bishop of Moray
1249 × 1297
Previous landholder
Walter Murray of Duffus (son of Hugh)
Walteri
Sir Walter, my late lord
1226 × 1249
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Name (original language)
Name (translation)
Floruits
Order
Roger, master, succentor of Moray
Rogero
Master Roger, succentor of Moray
1262 × 1264
None
William, chaplain of Bishop Archibald of Moray
Willelmo
William, chaplain of the bishop
1263 × 1264
None
Alan, chaplain of Bishop Archibald of Moray
Alano
Alan, chaplain of the bishop
1264 × 1264
None
David Durnemanyg, clerk of Bishop Archibald of Moray
David Durnemanyg
David ‘Durnemanyg’, clerk of the bishop
1264 × 1264
None
Alan, clerk of Bishop Archibald of Moray
Alano
Alan, clerk of the bishop
1264 × 1264
None
Michael of Meigle (II)
Michaele de Mygyll
Michael of Meigle
1264 × 1264
None
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Type
Name
Original Text
Related Place
ROS (Ross and Cromarty)
2 davochs called Clon
totam terram meam [...] scilicet tertiam partem totius terre de Clonys juxta Dyngvall
Clyne (now Mountgerald)