Document 1/5/11 (RRS, i, no. 117)

Description: King Malcolm has given and granted to Dunfermline Abbey in perpetual alms the heads of whales, except the tongue, which come to shore in his demesne on the north side of the Firth of Forth.
Firm date: 24 May 1153 X 1159
Dating Notes: Death of King David I × promotion of Nicholas, a royal clerk, to office of chamberlain
Place date (modern): Perth
Place date (document): Pert
Related Place: Perth
Source for Data Entry: RRS, i, no. 117
Trad. ID: RRS, i, no. 117
Calendar number: 1/5/11
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 11

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (3) Title factoids (7)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
24 May 1153 X 1159	Gift of the heads of whales, except the tongue, which come to shore on north side of Firth of Forth	yes	Alwine mac Arkil, the rannaire; Andrew, bishop of Caithness (d.1184); Duncan I or II, earl of Fife; Herbert, king's chamberlain; Hugh de Moreville (I) (d.1162); Nicholas of Roxburgh, chancellor (d.1171?); Walter Stewart (I), son of Alan (d.1177)

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
24 May 1153 X 1159	Predecessor of Malcolm IV, king of Scots (d.1165) (Familial relationship)	David I, king of Scots (d.1153)	Malcolm IV, king of Scots (d.1165)
24 May 1153 X 1159	Son of Alan Stewart, son of Flaald(Familial relationship)	Walter Stewart (I), son of Alan (d.1177)	Alan, son of Flaald (Stewart progenitor)
24 May 1153 X 1159	Son of Arkil (Familial relationship)	Alwine mac Arkil, the rannaire	Arkil (father of Alwine the rannaire)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
24 May 1153 X 1159	king of Scots	Malcolm IV, king of Scots (d.1165)
24 May 1153 X 1159	king	David I, king of Scots (d.1153)
24 May 1153 X 1159	abbot of Dunfermline	Geoffrey, abbot of Dunfermline (I or II)
24 May 1153 X 1159	bishop	Andrew, bishop of Caithness (d.1184)
24 May 1153 X 1159	earl	Duncan I or II, earl of Fife
24 May 1153 X 1159	chamberlain	Herbert, king's chamberlain
24 May 1153 X 1159	clerk	Nicholas of Roxburgh, chancellor (d.1171?)