Nicholas, bishop of the Isles (d.1217)

Biography: Watt and Murray, Fasti, 259-60: An Argyll man, Nicholas succeeded Michael as bishop, styled as bishop of Sodor, in 1203, though there had probably been no bishop since 1203 until after a papal confirmation of rights in 1206. He was consecrated as 'Koli' (a Scandinavian abbreviation of Nicholas) in 1210 and died in 1217. He was buried at the monastery of Bangor in Ulster. http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/65466/
Related Place: Isles/Man
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Transaction factoids (2) Relationship factoids (2) Title factoids (2)

Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
1210 X 1217	Receipt of various items from will of Michael, bishop of Isles	Recipient	Furness Abbey; Unknown, prior of Furness; Unknown, sacrist of Furness; Unknown, subprior of Furness	2/11/4 (Furness C.B., ii, pt. III, no. 8)
9 Nov. 1219	Command to admonish prince of Man and not to allow bishop there from possessing bishopric	named person (transaction)		2/139/35 (Theiner, no. 31)

Date	Short Summary	Role	Source
1210 X 1217	Ancestor of Nicholas, bishop of the Isles (d.1217)(Familial relationship)	object (relationship)	2/11/4 (Furness C.B., ii, pt. III, no. 8)
9 Nov. 1219	Predecessor of Unknown, bishop of the Isles (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	subject (relationship)	2/139/35 (Theiner, no. 31)

Date	Short Summary	Source
1210 X 1217	bishop of Sodor/Man/the Isles	2/11/4 (Furness C.B., ii, pt. III, no. 8)
9 Nov. 1219	bishop of Sodor/Man/the Isles	2/139/35 (Theiner, no. 31)

People of Medieval Scotland
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