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Name	Floruits	Related place
William, persona of Inverlethan	1189 × 1189	Innerleithen

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Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
unavailable	Donations of King Malcolm	no
unavailable	Donation of churches within diocese of Glasgow	no
unavailable	Gift of Jocelin, bishop of Glasgow to Kelso Abbey	no
24 May 1153 X 9 Dec. 1165	Gift in perpetual alms of the church of Innerleithen (PEB), and instruction that the same church and its territory shall have sanctuary	yes
1181 X 4 Jul. 1195	Renewal of churches and alms in the diocese of Glasgow	yes	Elias of Partick, canon of Glasgow (son of Fulbert); Herbert, dean of Glasgow (fl.1179×89-1204×07); Hugh, king's chaplain and clerk (episcopal witness); John of Huntingdon, master, official of Glasgow (fl.1179×1208); John of Roxburgh, master, treasurer of Glasgow (d.1196); John, dean of Teviotdale and Roxburgh (fl.1195-1204×07); Simon, archdeacon of Glasgow (fl.1165×74-1195×96); Walter, clerk of Bishops Ingram and Jocelin; William, canon of Glasgow, clerk
25 Mar. 1182	Grant of a privilege of protection, and confirming possessions, rights, and immunities	yes
19 May 1232	Renewal of churches and other alms held by Kelso Abbey in the diocese of Glasgow	yes	Adam, chaplain of Bishop Walter of Glasgow; Hugh of Potton, archdeacon of Glasgow (d.1238); Robert de Crag, canon of Glasgow; Simon of Biggar, precentor of Glasgow (d.1266×69)
circa 1299	Kelso abbey rental: spiritualities	yes
circa 8 Aug. 1299	Kelso abbey rental: temporalities (Peebles)	yes
20 Sept. 1367	Gitf of mill of Innerleithen (PEB) and multure from Traquair (PEB)	yes	Archibald Douglas, lord of Galloway, earl of Douglas (d. 1400); Hugh of Eglinton, knight; Patrick of Leuchars, bishop of Brechin (d. 1383); Robert Erskine, chamberlain; Robert [Stewart] II, king of Scots (d. 1390); Walter of Halliburton, knight; William Douglas, earl of Douglas and Mar (d. 1384); William Landellis, bishop of St Andrews (d. 1385)