Thomas of Norham, master

Medieval Name: None
Modern Gaelic Name: None
Biography: Watt, Graduates, 430: Thomas of Norham occurs in the company of William Wishart at Lyons in March 1248. His name is taken from Norham, Northumberland. He is found in Scotland 1244x73, 1255x71 and 1268. Cf. Thomas of Restalrig and Thomas de Chartres
Floruits: 1248 × 1268
Related Place: Norham

Title factoids (4) Witnesses factoids (5)

Date	Short Summary	Source
11 April 1248	Confirmation of sentence between bishop of St Andrews and Andrew, canon of Florence	2/143/82 (Cal. Papal Letters, i, 245)
1251 X 1260	Renewal of church of Naughton (FIF), namely, of Forgan in Fife, with its chapel of Naughton	3/276/22 (St A. Lib., 108)
26 December 1255 X 29 April 1271	Renewal of gift of the parish church of Holy Trinity, St Andrews	2/10/264 (St A. Lib., 171-2)
1266 X 1270	Gift of Glensalauch in the Mearns (prob. Glensaugh, Fordoun ph., KCD)	3/16/29 (Dupplin Chrs., no. 114)
21 January 1268	Receipt of land in parish of Tarland from St Andrews Priory, and grant of 4 marks every year	3/18/15 (St A. Lib., 312-13)

People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371