Document 6/2/234 (IP, 150-2)
- Description
- Matthew of Greenlaw son of William of Greenlaw, Nicholas Campion, William of Nesbit, William, vicar of the church of the Trinity of Berwick, Walter of Fenton, Henry of Swinton, John of the Park, knight, John son of Walter of Kimmerghame, Thomas of Crichton, Richard Norris, Alan of Elphinstone, Adam of Badby of Lamberton, Henry of Prenderguest, Walter le Moyne/ the monk, Master Duncan of Carrick, Ada ‘de’ Fraser, prioress of Eccles, Nicholas of Paxton, Adam of Lumsdaine, Roger Ellison, Thomas of Nesbit, John of South Linton, John le Engleys/ Inglis/ English, Alan ‘Dunwythye’, John son of David, Adam ‘Spollarde’, Walter de la Chambre, Adam Belle, John of Hilton, John of Bunkle, Adam ‘Mounlaud’, Roger of Lumsdaine, John ‘Dammesone’ of Over Ayton, William Purves, John ‘Grithman’, William Ralphson, William of Billingham, Oliver of Reston, Adam ‘Swyn’ of Reston, Adam ‘Sel’ of Reston, Thomas ‘Floriesone’, Adam of Lamberton, Adam ‘Collan’, Walter Peterson, Nicholas Lamb, John Adamson, Colman ‘Wyroke’, Hugh of Brotherstone, Robert of Blackburn, John heir of Ayton, Richard Belle, Walter of Lamberton, Richard of Kingside, Alan of Pilmuir, Adam Corbet, Marjory ‘de Dunsier’, Ralph Brown, Elias son of Robert of Newcastle, Robert of ‘Biddesdene’, John or Joan of Nesbit, Hugh Giffard, Alan son of Malcolm, Thomas ‘Bonequil’, William Lang, Ralph of Trabrown, Adam ‘Sammok’ of Trabrown, Thomas of Pilmuir, Henry of Nenthorn, William son of William of Trabrown, William the Smith, Peter the litster (dyer), Walter Johnson, Nicholas the courier, Roger of Harcarse, Alan of Trabrown, Marjorie of Harcarse, James Giffard, John of Chisholm, William of Ayton, John of ‘Kynburne’, Robert Russell, Patrick Aliceson, Adam Frere, Geoffrey Isabelson, Elias Britun, Simon Malcolmson, William ‘Godeslyme’, Simon the cooper, John of Kimmerghame, Alan ‘Sammokssone’, John Wallace of Over Ayton, Alan of ‘Herteshede’ (Hartside?), William the clerk of Whitton, William of Lamberton, William de Boseville, Richard of Coldingham, Robert of Ramsey, Robert Grimbald, Stephen son of John ‘Heir’, John Grieve of Ayton, Adam of Kirkby, Loel of Lylestone, William son of Reginald of Ayton, William the mareschal of Mordington, Thomas of Harcarse, William of Blyth, parson of Chirnside, William of Swinton, vicar of the church of Swinton, Hugh, vicar of the church of Auldcambus/ Old Cambus, Robert of Stichill, Nicholas ‘Perre’ (Père?) of Bunkle, Bernard of Linton, parson of the church of Mordington, Hugh son of Adam of Hilton, Margaret daughter of Nicholas of Rutherford, Sarah daughter of Thomas Fraser, John of ‘Lodham’, Randolph of ‘Creyes’, John Gourlay, Elias of the Mill, William of Chatton (Northumb.), vicar of the church of Edrom, Thomas of Darnchester, of the county of Berwick; since they have come to the faith and will of their lord, Edward, king of England etc., they promise for themselves and for their heirs to serve him well and loyally; and each one has performed fealty to him; and they have sealed these letters patent with their seals.
- Firm date
- 28 August 1296
- Dating Notes
- 28 August, 24 Edward I
- Place date (modern)
- Berwick-upon-Tweed
- Place date (document)
- Berewyk sur Twede
- Related Place
- Berwick
- Source for Data Entry
- Instrumenta Publica, pp. 150-2
- Trad. ID
- IP, 150-2
- Calendar number
- 6/2/234
- Charter type
- Letters Patent (Fealty)
- Referred to as letter patent
- yes
- Language
- French
- Notes
- Ragman Roll: TNA, C47/23/3, mm. 27-8