People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 2/1/42 (Abdn. Reg., i, 37-8)

Description
Henry, bishop of Aberdeen, by the unanimous assent and consent of his chapter, has granted and made firm the infeftment and sale which William of Tottenhall, son of the late James of Tottenhall, made to Patrick of Ruthven of two ploughgates of land in Kennethmont (ABD, later Ardlair), which Bishop Matthew conveyed to William of Tottenhall, grandfather of the said William, just as the charter which William of Tottenhall thence provided to Patrick of Ruthven and his heirs fully contains. Thenceforth, Patrick and his heirs are to annually render to the bishop and his successors two marks of silver from the lands, at two times of the year, viz.: one mark at the feast of Pentecost and one mark at the feast of St Martin in winter, for all other secular exaction and demand.
Firm date
Tuesday 27 August 1297
Dating Notes
Tuesday nearest after the feast of St Bartholomew (24 Aug) the apostle in the year of grace 1297
Place date (modern)
Fetternear
Place date (document)
Fethirner
Related Place
Fetternear
Source for Data Entry
Aberdeen Registrum, i, 37-8
Trad. ID
Abdn. Reg., i, 37-8
Calendar number
2/1/42
Charter type
Charter
Language
Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 15