Document 4/30/1 (Kel. Lib., no. 427)

Description: John, cardinal priest of St Stephen in Celio Monte and papal legate in Scotland and Ireland, notifies that in the year 1201 in a council called at Perth in Scotland, celebrated on St Nicholas’s day, it was agreed in his presence between the bishops of St Andrews and Glasgow and the abbot and monks of Kelso of all the churches which have in the bishoprics of St Andrews and Glasgow named in the charter of Sir Roger, bishop of St Andrews and the charter of Jocelin, of good memory, bishop of Glasgow, for the uses of the monks, that is, that the monks shall present clerks or suitable priests to the bishops for those churches, who shall be perpetual vicars and shall undertake the cure of souls and answer to the bishop for episcopal dues, as contained in the procurations of the Lateran Council. If the bishop, archdeacon or dean may visit his parish, he may provide the great church with procurations and others that are poorer may be combined into two, certainly, or three, four or five so that they can be sufficient, saving tenures and vicarages of those who, at present, are perpetual vicars in certain churches of the monks, and are instituted by the bishop, at the resignation or death of the clerics of priests ministering in those churches; [and of] those who the abbot and monks present to be received by the bishop, unless they reveal just cause why they should not be received by the bishop. The sustenance of the cleric or priest assigned shall be according to the provision and wish of the abbot and monks. If by chance something appears to be lacking, which should be reasonably held in the church or from the episcopal dues according to the constitutions of the Lateran Council, the clerics shall be compelled by the bishop’s authority to supply it in those churches. In the bishopric of Glasgow, the churches of Roxburgh are to be free and quit from sinodals, assistance, hospitality and corrody. In these, just as in other churches, there are to be perpetual vicars.
Firm date: 6 December 1201
Probable date: 6 Dec. 1201, or shortly after
Dating Notes: Council held on St Nicholas’s day 1201 × end of legation of John in Scotland, prob. the day of the council; perhaps shortly after.
Place date (modern): Perth
Place date (document): Pert
Related Place: Perth
Source for Data Entry: Kelso Liber, ii, no. 427
Trad. ID: Kel. Lib., no. 427
Calendar number: 4/30/1
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 28

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (1) Title factoids (26)

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Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
6 Dec. 1201	Statement of agreed terms for appointment of clerks to vicarages in dioceses of St Andrews and Glasgow which belong to Kelso Abbey	yes	Guy, abbot of Lindores (d.1219); Henry, abbot of Arbroath (fl.1179-1207); Herbert, dean of Glasgow (fl.1179×89-1204×07); Isaac Scott, master, clerk; John of Leicester, bishop of Dunkeld (d.1214); John, bishop of Aberdeen (d.1207); John, bishop of Dunkeld (of Leicester or Scot); Michael, master, clerk, chaplain (fl.1201-1220×25); Nigellus (Níall), abbot of Kilwinning (fl.1201-10); Peter Baillard, master, clerk; Ralph, abbot of Jedburgh (d.1205); Ralph, bishop of Down (d.×1213); Ralph, clerk of bishop of Glasgow; Richard of Lincoln, bishop of Moray (d.1203); Robert, archdeacon of Glasgow (d.1222); Simon de Quincy, clerk, persona of Leuchars; William of Lyne, master (fl.1197-1202); William, abbot of Holyrood (II) (fl.1187×89-1206)

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Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
6 Dec. 1201	Clerk of William Malveisin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1238) (Employment relationship)	Ralph, clerk of bishop of Glasgow	William Malveisin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1238)

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Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
6 Dec. 1201	cardinal-priest of S. Stefano in Monte Celio	John of Salerno, cardinal-priest of S. Stefano in Monte Celio
6 Dec. 1201	pope	Innocent III, pope (d.1216)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of St Andrews	Roger, bishop of St Andrews (d.1202)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of Glasgow	Jocelin, bishop of Glasgow (d.1199)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of Glasgow	William Malveisin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1238)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Kelso	Osbert, abbot of Kelso (d.1203)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of Aberdeen	John, bishop of Aberdeen (d.1207)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of Dunkeld	John, bishop of Dunkeld (of Leicester or Scot)
6 Dec. 1201	bishop of Moray	Richard of Lincoln, bishop of Moray (d.1203)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Arbroath	Henry, abbot of Arbroath (fl.1179-1207)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Lindores	Guy, abbot of Lindores (d.1219)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Kilwinning	Nigellus (Níall), abbot of Kilwinning (fl.1201-10)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Melrose	Ralph, bishop of Down (d.×1213)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Edinburgh	William, abbot of Holyrood (II) (fl.1187×89-1206)
6 Dec. 1201	abbot of Jedburgh	Ralph, abbot of Jedburgh (d.1205)
6 Dec. 1201	dean of Glasgow	Herbert, dean of Glasgow (fl.1179×89-1204×07)
6 Dec. 1201	Master	John of Leicester, bishop of Dunkeld (d.1214)
6 Dec. 1201	archdeacon of Lothian	John of Leicester, bishop of Dunkeld (d.1214)
6 Dec. 1201	archdeacon of Glasgow	Robert, archdeacon of Glasgow (d.1222)
6 Dec. 1201	Master	William of Lyne, master (fl.1197-1202)
6 Dec. 1201	Master	Isaac Scott, master, clerk
6 Dec. 1201	clerk of St Andrews	Isaac Scott, master, clerk
6 Dec. 1201	Master	Michael, master, clerk, chaplain (fl.1201-1220×25)
6 Dec. 1201	Master	Peter Baillard, master, clerk
6 Dec. 1201	clerk (bishop's)	Ralph, clerk of bishop of Glasgow
6 Dec. 1201	legate (papal)	John of Salerno, cardinal-priest of S. Stefano in Monte Celio