People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 4/32/110 (Melr. Lib., no. 353)

Description
A settlement between the abbot and convent of Melrose on the one hand, sufficiently being represented by brother Adam of Fogo, the monk, their procurator, and Sir Patrick of Lemmington, rector of the church of Dunbar, who appeared in person, on the other, in the presence of the prior of Dryburgh and Master William of Moffat, treasurer of Aberdeen, papal judges delegate. Through the council of friends, and also for the good of peace, Patrick renounced, for him and his church, by all processes in the presence of Master William called Frere, the archdeacon of Lothian, and in the presence of others, certain teinds which Patrick alleged were owed to pertain to his church by right in relation to the enclosure of 140 penned hogs held in the pasture of Penshiel (ELO), and in relation to the destruction of certain enclosed houses which the rector alleged were owed to pertain to his church by reason of the chapel of Penshiel, and in relation to everything else which the rector asked for in the presence of the archdeacon, his men or other men brought by the abbot [and] convent. Afterwards, the abbot and convent, through their procurator, renounced all the lawsuits or disputes which had, by the occasion of the letters obtained from the pope, against certain people for the good of peace, viz.: William of Hornby, the priest, John, rector of the church of Morham, William called Arblaster (i.e., the crossbowman), Robert of Harcarse, Robert of Congalton, suitable servant of Sir Patrick, Gilbert of Emildun, and Waltheof of Morthyl, and they reserve to the rector his rights.
Firm date
Monday 1 April 1291
Dating Notes
Monday nearest after the Sunday in which Quasi Modo Geniti (i.e. Low Sunday) was sang in the year of grace 1291
Place date (modern)
Roxburgh (St James' church)
Place date (document)
ecclesia Sancti Jacobi de Rokysburg
Related Place
Roxburgh
Source for Data Entry
Melrose Liber, no. 353
Trad. ID
Melr. Lib., no. 353
Calendar number
4/32/110
Charter type
Public Instrument
Language
Latin
Original (contemporary)
yes
Notes
NAS, GD 55/353

Total number of associated factoids: 29

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Date Short Summary Title Holder
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Brother Adam of Fogo, brother, monk
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Dominus (Lord/Sir) Patrick de Lemmington, persona of Chirnside
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 monk Adam of Fogo, brother, monk
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 rector of Dunbar Patrick de Lemmington, persona of Chirnside
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 prior of Dryburgh Unknown, prior of Dryburgh
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master William of Moffat, master, treasurer of Aberdeen
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 procurator Adam of Fogo, brother, monk
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 treasurer of Aberdeen William of Moffat, master, treasurer of Aberdeen
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 judge-delegate Unknown, prior of Dryburgh
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 judge-delegate William of Moffat, master, treasurer of Aberdeen
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master William Frere, archdeacon of Lothian (fl.1285-1310)
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 archdeacon of Lothian William Frere, archdeacon of Lothian (fl.1285-1310)
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 priest William of Hornby, priest
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 rector of Morham John, rector of Morham
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 serviens Robert of Congalton, serviens, chamberlain of Earl Patrick
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 notary Nicholas Campion, notary
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 abbot of Newbattle John, abbot of Newbattle (1291-96)
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master William of Rutherford, master
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master Thomas of Bunkle, master
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master William of Gosforth, master
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 Master Walter of Glasgow, master
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 crossbowman William, arblaster


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Date Short Summary Holder Lord
Monday 1 Apr. 1291 church of Dunbar (ELO) Patrick de Lemmington, persona of Chirnside