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Pain of Hedley (12C)

Biography: A tenant of the de Quincys. The toponymic appears to relate to Hedley in Northumberland, but it is possible that Hatley, Cambs., is meant.
Floruits: 1170 × 1170
Grantor Beneficiary relationships: » Gephi Visualisation

Total number of associated factoids: 4

Transaction factoids (1) Witnesses factoids (3)

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Date	Short Summary	Role	Witnesses	Source
circa 1170	Gift of lands of 'Aldenestun' and 'Ulkeleston' (now Penston ELO)	Beneficiary	Alexander de St Martin, sheriff; Arnold, socius of John, canon of Bethlehem; David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219); Elias, cook (ELO); Gilbert, claviger (door-keeper); Henry of Niddrie; Henry of Pencaitland; Hugh Balliol (12C); Hugh de Lens; John, canon of Bethlehem; Michael, clerk (ELO); Peter de Quincy; Philip of Seton; Robert de Orchies; Robert [de] Carvin; Ulkil, persona of Tranent; William Lindsay (II) (d.c.1205)	3/486/2 A (NRS, GD 241/254/6)

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Date	Short Summary	Source
9 December 1165 X 1170	Confirmation of church of Tranent (ELO)	3/486/1 (Holy. Lib., no. 36)
11 November 1170 X 24 March 1171	Agreement between Robert de Quincy and Newbattle Abbey	4/20/1 (Barrow, SHR 30, 43-45)
11 November 1170 X 24 March 1201	Gift of one ploughgate and 10 acres in Tranent towards Falside Hill (ELO) in exchange for a ploughgate in Preston (ELO)	3/486/2 (BL, Add. Ch. 76750)