People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 3/321/1 (Balm. Lib., no. 39)

Description
Simon of Kinnear, for the souls of the illustrious King William and Queen Ermengarde, has given, granted and by this his present charter established to Balmerino Abbey in Fife in pure, quiet and perpetual alms, a certain land in the territory of Kedlock (FIF) called ‘Reginald’s land’, in which is contained a certain hill called Torr of Kedlock, by its right bounds, stated herein, with all liberties and easements, free and quit from aids, exactions, customs and secular services. The monks shall have in common pasture 200 ewes, and if the common pasture is not sufficient for so many, he will add to it from land in his demesne.
Firm date
9 July 1238 X 31 August 1244
Dating Notes
Adam as archdeacon × royal confirmation (_Balm. Lib._, no. 40).
Source for Data Entry
Balmerino Liber, no. 39
Trad. ID
Balm. Lib., no. 39
Calendar number
3/321/1
Charter type
Charter
Language
Latin
Notes
Taylor, PNF, iv. G. Markús, ‘Reading the place-names of a monastic landscape: Balmerino Abbey’, in Cîteaux: commentarii cistercienses, t. 59 (2008), 146-9

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Date Short Summary Title Holder
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 king William I, king of Scots (d.1214)
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 queen Ermengarde de Beaumont, queen of Scots (d.1233)
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 archdeacon of St Andrews Adam, archdeacon of St Andrews (fl.1240-48)
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 dean of Fife William, dean of Fife (fl.1239x44)
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 chaplain of Kilmany Hugh, chaplain of Kilmany
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 sheriff of Fife John Hay (I), lord of Naughton (d.×Oct.1266)


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Date Short Summary Holder Lord
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 Land in Kedlock (FIF) Reginald (landholder in FIF)
9 Jul. 1238 X 31 Aug. 1244 Demesne of Simon of Kinnear (FIF) Simon (II) of Kinnear