Document 4/4/6 (ND, App., no. 477)

Description: Notification by William, bishop of St Andrews, of a composition dated 17 August 1204 between the bishop of St Andrews and the prior and convent of Durham and the church of Coldingham, concerning the cain and conveth, procurations, custody, institutions to and visitation of churches in the diocese of St Andrews pertaining to Durham (including Aldcambus, Lamberton and Fishwick), with Durham receiving rights and privileges in return for the chapels of Newton and Nenthorn, mother church Ednam.
Firm date: 17 August 1204
Dating Notes: Date in text
Source for Data Entry: Raine, North Durham, App., no. 477
Trad. ID: ND, App., no. 477
Calendar number: 4/4/6
Charter type: Agreement
Language: Latin
Original (contemporary): yes
Notes: DCD, Misc.Ch., 1317
Document Image: See the Models of Authority website for an image of this charter with transcription, translation, etc.

Total number of associated factoids: 22

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (3) Title factoids (17) Possession factoids (1)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
17 Aug. 1204	Agreement between the Bishop of St Andrews and Durham Cathedral Priory, over cain, conveth, procurations, etc. in the diocese of St Andrews	yes	Andrew Murray, master; Brice Douglas, bishop of Moray (d.1222); Guy, abbot of Lindores (d.1219); Henry, abbot of Arbroath (fl.1179-1207); Hugh de Mortimer, prior of May (fl.1198×1206); Hugh, king's chaplain (TRW); Isaac Scott, master, clerk; John of Wilton; John, bishop of Aberdeen (d.1207); Laurence of Thornton, archdeacon of St Andrews (d.1238×40); Patrick, abbot of Dunfermline (fl.1202-17×1223); Richard de Prebenda, bishop of Dunkeld (d.1210); Richard, master (TRW); Robert Hay, clerk (son of William); Saer de Quincy, earl of Winchester (d.1219); Stephen of Lilliesleaf, master, clerk, persona; Walter, abbot of Holyrood (d.1217 or 1218); William of Binile

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
17 Aug. 1204	Mother church of Chapel of Longnewton (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	Church of St Cuthbert, Ednam	Chapel of Longnewton
17 Aug. 1204	Mother church of Chapel/church of Nenthorn (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	Church of St Cuthbert, Ednam	Chapel/church of Nenthorn
17 Aug. 1204	Chaplain of William I, king of Scots (d.1214) (Employment relationship)	Hugh, king's chaplain (TRW)	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
17 Aug. 1204	bishop of St Andrews	William Malveisin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1238)
17 Aug. 1204	archdeacon of St Andrews	Ranulf de Wat, archdeacon of St Andrews (d.1209)
17 Aug. 1204	bishop of Moray	Brice Douglas, bishop of Moray (d.1222)
17 Aug. 1204	bishop of Dunkeld	Richard de Prebenda, bishop of Dunkeld (d.1210)
17 Aug. 1204	abbot of Dunfermline	Patrick, abbot of Dunfermline (fl.1202-17×1223)
17 Aug. 1204	abbot of Arbroath	Henry, abbot of Arbroath (fl.1179-1207)
17 Aug. 1204	abbot of Lindores	Guy, abbot of Lindores (d.1219)
17 Aug. 1204	prior of Inchcolm	Walter, abbot of Holyrood (d.1217 or 1218)
17 Aug. 1204	prior of the Isle of May	Hugh de Mortimer, prior of May (fl.1198×1206)
17 Aug. 1204	chaplain (king's)	Hugh, king's chaplain (TRW)
17 Aug. 1204	Master	Stephen of Lilliesleaf, master, clerk, persona
17 Aug. 1204	Dominus (Lord/Sir)	Saer de Quincy, earl of Winchester (d.1219)
17 Aug. 1204	knight	Saer de Quincy, earl of Winchester (d.1219)
17 Aug. 1204	Master	Isaac Scott, master, clerk
17 Aug. 1204	Master	Richard, master (TRW)
17 Aug. 1204	bishop of Aberdeen	John, bishop of Aberdeen (d.1207)
17 Aug. 1204	official	Laurence of Thornton, archdeacon of St Andrews (d.1238×40)

Date	Short Summary	Holder	Lord
17 Aug. 1204	Chapels of Newton and Nenthorn	Durham Cathedral Priory