Document 3/532/2 (Dunf. Reg., no. 178)

Description: Alexander of Seton has quitclaimed all the land of Beath Fleming (FIF), to St Margaret and Dunfermline Abbey in pure and perpetual alms, which his sister Emma and her attorney Robert had restored to him by rod and staff and by oath; which he resigned in the presence of responsible men.
Firm date: circa 1230 X 1240
Probable date: Circa 1230s
Dating Notes: Simon Taylor dates to 1230s, and after _Dunf. Reg._, no. 177.
Source for Data Entry: Dunfermline Registrum, no. 178
Trad. ID: Dunf. Reg., no. 178
Calendar number: 3/532/2
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 6

Transaction factoids (2)

Relationship factoids (2)

Title factoids (2)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
unavailable	Restoration of Beath Fleming (FIF)	no
circa 1230 X 1240	Quitclaim of Beath Fleming (FIF)	yes	Alan of Perth, master; Cuthbert (FIF, 13C); John of Fod; John of Lundin (son of Walter); Robert Maunduet; Thomas Fleming of Seton ; Walter of Logie (mid 13C); William of Pitliver

Date

Primary

Witnesses

unavailable

circa 1230 X 1240

yes

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
circa 1230 X 1240	Sister of Alexander Seton (13C) (Familial relationship)	Emma, sister of Alexander Seton	Alexander Seton (mid13C)
circa 1230 X 1240	Advocate/attorney of Emma, sister of Alexander of Seton (Employment relationship)	Robert, attorney of Emma sister of Alexander Seton	Emma, sister of Alexander Seton

Subject

Object

circa 1230 X 1240

circa 1230 X 1240