Document 3/17/4 (Kel. Lib., no. 222)

Description: Maldoven, earl of Lennox, has given, and granted, and established by this his charter, to Kelso Abbey, the church of Campsie (STL) with all its pertinents and liberties, in free, pure and perpetual alms, as is more fully contained in the charter of Earl David (of Huntingdon) and the confirmations of William, king of Scotland, and Jocelin, late bishop of Glasgow.
Firm date: 2 November 1208 X 4 December 1214
Dating Notes: Last attestation of Earl Alwin and succession of Earl Maldoven × death of King William; probable date based on attestation of Walter son of Alan (II) the steward. Perhaps late.
Source for Data Entry: Kelso Liber, i, no. 222
Trad. ID: Kel. Lib., no. 222
Calendar number: 3/17/4
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 19

Transaction factoids (4) Relationship factoids (6) Title factoids (9)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
unavailable	Gift of the church of Campsie (STL)	no
unavailable	Confirmation of gift of David, earl of Huntingdon, of church of Campsie	no
unavailable	Confirmation of gift made by David, earl of Huntingdon, of church of Campsie (STL)	no
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Gift of the church of Campsie	yes	Aulay, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox; Duibne, son of Coscrach (mac Coscrach); Gilbert, judex (Lennox); Gilchrist, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox; Gillespie Galbraith; Malcolm Beg, son of Gillespie Galbraith; Simon, son of Simon Fleming (ca 1200); Walter Stewart (II), son of Alan (d.1241)

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Steward of William I, king of Scots (d.1214) (Employment relationship)	Walter Stewart (II), son of Alan (d.1241)	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Steward of Mael Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d.p.1251) (Employment relationship)	Malcolm Beg, son of Gillespie Galbraith	Máel Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d. by 1265)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Son of Simon Fleming (Familial relationship)	Simon, son of Simon Fleming (ca 1200)	Simon Fleming (1170s)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Brother of Mael Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d.p.1251) (Familial relationship)	Gilchrist, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox	Máel Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d. by 1265)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Brother of Mael Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d.p.1251) (Familial relationship)	Aulay, brother of Earl Máel Domnaig of Lennox	Máel Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d. by 1265)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Chamberlain of Mael Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d.p.1251) (Employment relationship)	Duibne, son of Coscrach (mac Coscrach)	Máel Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d. by 1265)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	earl of Lennox	Máel Domnaig, earl of Lennox (d. by 1265)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Earl	David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	king of Scots	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	Dominus (Lord/Sir)	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	bishop of Glasgow	Jocelin, bishop of Glasgow (d.1199)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	steward (king's)	Walter Stewart (II), son of Alan (d.1241)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	steward (earl's)	Malcolm Beg, son of Gillespie Galbraith
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	judex (breitheamh)	Gilbert, judex (Lennox)
2 Nov. 1208 X 4 Dec. 1214	chamberlain (earl's)	Duibne, son of Coscrach (mac Coscrach)