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Name	Floruits	Related place
Church of St Colmanel in Kintyre		Kilcalmonell
Clement, rector of Kilcalmonell		Kilcalmonell
Unknown, rector of Kilcalmonell	1247 × 1247	Kilcalmonell

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Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
unavailable	Donation of land of Skipness (ARG)	no
unavailable	Gift of land called 'Denariata' (pennyland)	no
unavailable	Donation of land of Skipness (ARG)	no
20 Mar. 1247	Confirmation of land called 'Denariata' (pennyland)near church of St Colmanel in Kintyre (ARG)	yes
1 Jan. 1262	Confirmation of church of St Colmanel in Kintyre (Kilcalmonell, ARG)	yes	Adam of Lochmaben, master, clerk; David Siward, clerk; Gilbert or Gilla Brigte, archdeacon of Argyll (1262-70); Robert of Carrick, master, clerk; William, chaplain of Kilmacolm
1265	Confirmation of possessions of Paisley Abbey	yes
Wednesday 23 Oct. 1269	*Renewal of churches	yes
29 Jan. 1273 X 1285	Inspection of charters [relating to church of Kilcalmonell (ARG)]	yes
2 Sept. 1284	Command to receive Maurice, Brice and William, into possession of church of Kilcalmonell (ARG)	yes
2/Sep/1284	Command to receive Brice and William, monks of Paisley, into corporeal possession of church of St Colmanel in Kintyre (Kilcalmonell, ARG) and chapel of Skipness	no
7 Sept. 1284	Institution into corporeal possession of Paisley Abbey the church of St Colmanel in Kintyre (Kilcalmonell, ARG)	yes
unavailable	?Concession made to Paisley Abbey by Angus, son of Donald, and Dubgall, son of Suibne, and Duncan, son of Fearchar, and Lagmann, son of Malcolm	no
17 Apr. 1261	Gift of the right of patronage of the church of St Colmanel (Kilcalmonell, ARG) and the chapel of St Columba near Skipness castle (ARG)	yes	Adam of Lochmaben, master, clerk; David Siward, clerk; Finlay of Strathgryfe, knight; Simon of Biggar, precentor of Glasgow (d.1266×69); Thomas Crook, knight; Walter Stewart, earl of Menteith (d.c.1293); William, chaplain of Paisley