Document 4/38/19 (APS, i, 102)

Description: An inquest was made at Abercrombie by the Prior of Pittenweem, Sir Richard Chamberlain, knight, William, lord of Anstruther, and other free and legal men of the country, who said that William son of Richard of Abercrombie is the legitimate and nearest heir of Richard of Abercrombie for the land of Abercrombie (FIF), and is of lawful age, and that the land is worth 34 marks annually.
Firm date: 25 October 1270
Dating Notes: Saturday before the feast of Saints Simon and Judas, 1270.
Place date (modern): Abercrombie
Place date (document): Abbercrumby
Related Place: Abercrombie
Source for Data Entry: APS, i, 102
Trad. ID: APS, i, 102
Calendar number: 4/38/19
Charter type: Inquest
Language: Latin
Original (contemporary): yes
Notes: NAS, RH 5/28; Formerly TNA, C 47/22/5/9

Total number of associated factoids: 6

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (1) Title factoids (4)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
25 Oct. 1270	Inquest concerning land of Abercrombie (FIF)	yes

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
25 Oct. 1270	Son of Richard of Abercrombie (Familial relationship)	William Cook of Abercrombie, son of Richard	Richard Cook of Abercrombie

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
25 Oct. 1270	prior of the Isle of May	William of Gloucester, prior of May (1269-70)
25 Oct. 1270	Dominus (Lord/Sir)	Richard Chamberlain (Chalmers)
25 Oct. 1270	knight	Richard Chamberlain (Chalmers)
25 Oct. 1270	lord of Anstruther	William, lord of Anstruther