| Date
|
Short
Summary |
Primary
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Witnesses |
| unavailable |
Gift of lands of Duntocher and Duntiglennan (DNB) |
no |
|
| unavailable |
Gift of Maldoven, earl of Lennox |
no |
|
| 5 Dec. 1214 X 22 Oct. 1228 |
Gift of the land of Duntocher (DNB) and Duntiglennan (DNB) |
yes |
Alexander of Smailholm, clerk; Aulay, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox; Duncan, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox; Geoffrey, marischal; Gilbert or Gilla Brigte, son of Absalom of Lennox; Luke, son of Michael of Fintry, dean of Lennox; Malcolm Beg, son of Gillespie Galbraith; Malcolm, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox; Malcolm, son of Earl Mael Domnaig of Lennox (d.c.1248); Michael of Fintry, master, dean of Lennox (fl.1178×99-1234); Roger of Linton, steward of Paisley, vicar of Killellan; Roger, vicar of Kilbarchan; Simon Fleming, son of Simon, son of Bertolf; William, son of Bede |
| 5 Dec. 1214 X 22 Oct. 1228 |
Quitclaim of all rights in Duntocher (DNB) and Duntiglennan (DNB) |
yes |
|
| 14 Feb. 1274 |
Renewal of church of Old Kilpatrick (DNB) with various lands |
yes |
Alan of Fulton; Alan of Ruthven (fl.1270s); Eugene or Ewen, chaplain; Gilbert or Gilla Brigte, son of Absalom of Lennox; Henry, son of Euphemia; John Knox (of Knock); John Pride, burgess of Renfrew; John, son of Alan, of Leny; Malcolm of Drummond, knight; Peter de l'Isle; Peter, son of Malcolm; Stephen, son of Richard Thor; Thomas of Fulton; Thomas, son of Somerled; William Knox (of Knock) |
| 5 Dec. 1214 X 22 Oct. 1228 |
Instruction that Ralph, the king's chaplain, be answerable to the monks of Paisley for 3 marks of silver, one chalder of meal, and one chalder of malt, each year |
yes |
|