Document 3/417/2 (St A. Lib., 41-2)

Description: Roger de Mortimer has granted and established by this his charter to Thomas the clerk, nepos of William Maule, the church of Fowlis [Easter] (ANG) in free and perpetual alms, with teinds, oblations, obventions, and with all rights pertaining to the church, as the charter of William Maule his predecessor attests, and with the kirkland, by stated bounds, and with that land on the west side of the villa, to the animals’ exit. He has also granted the aforesaid persona common pasture, for an annual render of one mark to the canons of St Andrews on Martinmas.
Firm date: 13 April 1189 X 15 February 1198
Dating Notes: Election × consecration of Bishop Roger of St Andrews; after accession of David to earldom of Huntingdon
Source for Data Entry: St Andrews Liber, 41-2
Trad. ID: St A. Lib., 41-2
Calendar number: 3/417/2
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin
Notes: The witnesses are mostly followers of Earl David, so this gift must post-date his acquisition of Dundee and Longforgan. King William gave Fowlis Easter ‘which belonged to William Maule and was held by Archibald of [Long]forgan with William Maule’s daughter’ to Roger de Mortimer, 1189×94 (1/6/273).

Total number of associated factoids: 22

Transaction factoids (2) Relationship factoids (6) Title factoids (13) Possession factoids (1)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
unavailable	Gift of church of Fowlis Easter (ANG)	no
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Renewal of church of Fowlis Easter (ANG)	yes	Adam, persona of Auchterhouse; Alexander, chaplain (FIF); Alexander, persona of Longforgan; Geoffrey, chaplain (TRW); Gilbert or Gilla Brigte Scott of Monorgan, son of Ewen, nepos of Bishop Andrew; James, chaplain (12C); Malcolm (of Leslie), son of Bertolf (d.c.1200); Nicholas de Adles; Nicholas, chaplain; Philip, clerk and steward of Earl David; Ralph, son of William; Reginald of Abernyte; Richard, clerk of Bishop Roger; Robert de Wetbun'; William Wascelin, knight; William, persona of Lundie ; Winemer, steward (FIF/ANG)

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Nepos (nephew/grandson) of William Maule (12C) (Familial relationship)	Thomas, clerk, nepos of William Maule (12C)	William Maule (12C)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Son of Bertolf (father of Malcolm) (Familial relationship)	Malcolm (of Leslie), son of Bertolf (d.c.1200)	Bertolf (father of Malcolm)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Son of William (father of Ralph) (Familial relationship)	Ralph, son of William	William (father of Ralph)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Clerk of Roger, bishop of St Andrews (d.1202) (Employment relationship)	Richard, clerk of Bishop Roger	Roger, bishop of St Andrews (d.1202)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Clerk of David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219) (Employment relationship)	Philip, clerk and steward of Earl David	David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Predecessor of Roger de Mortimer (d.1217×27) (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	William Maule (12C)	Roger de Mortimer (d.1217×27)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	persona	Thomas, clerk, nepos of William Maule (12C)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	clerk	Thomas, clerk, nepos of William Maule (12C)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	persona of Longforgan	Alexander, persona of Longforgan
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	persona of Lundie	William, persona of Lundie
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	persona of Auchterhouse	Adam, persona of Auchterhouse
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	chaplain	Alexander, chaplain (FIF)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	chaplain	Geoffrey, chaplain (TRW)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	clerk (bishop's)	Richard, clerk of Bishop Roger
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	chaplain	James, chaplain (12C)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	chaplain	Nicholas, chaplain
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	steward	Winemer, steward (FIF/ANG)
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	clerk (earl's)	Philip, clerk and steward of Earl David
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	bishop-elect	Roger, bishop of St Andrews (d.1202)

Date	Short Summary	Holder	Lord
13 Apr. 1189 X 15 Feb. 1198	Mill of Fowlis Easter (ANG)	Roger de Mortimer (d.1217×27)