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Richard, abbot of Melrose (d.1149)
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Person
Transaction
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Leaflet
Biography
Watt and Shead,
Heads
, 149: Richard was the first abbot of Melrose when it was founded on 23 May 1136. He resigned in 1148 and died at Clairvaux in 1149
Floruits
1140 × 1147
Related Place
Melrose
Total number of associated factoids: 8
Transaction factoids
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Title factoids
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Witnesses factoids
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1143 × 24/Aug/1147
Gift of Gattonside (ROX)
Perambulator
Gervase Ridel, sheriff of Roxburgh (TRD)
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Henry, son of Swain
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Hugh de Moreville (I) (d.1162)
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John, bishop of Glasgow (d.1147)
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William de Somerville (I)
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William, son of King Duncan II (d.1151×4)
1/4/56 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 120)
1143 X 24 Aug. 1147
Gift of the haugh of Gatton and land and wood of Gattonside (ROX)
Perambulator
Gervase Ridel, sheriff of Roxburgh (TRD)
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Hugh Brett (12C)
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Hugh de Moreville (I) (d.1162)
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John, bishop of Glasgow (d.1147)
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Walter Stewart (I), son of Alan (d.1177)
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William the Atheling
3/3/10 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 121)
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1 Nov. 1140
abbot of Melrose
1/4/46 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 96)
1143 X 24 Aug. 1147
abbot of Melrose
1/4/56 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 120)
1143 X 24 Aug. 1147
abbot of Melrose
3/3/10 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 121)
3 May 1147
abbot of Melrose
1/4/84 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 158)
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1 November 1140
Gift of Newbattle (MLO)
1/4/46 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 96)
3 May 1147
Confirmation of gift which Cospatric, brother of Dolfin, has given of Edrom (BWK) and Nisbet (BWK)
1/4/84 (
Chrs. David I
, no. 158)