Document 3/6/4 (Stringer, Earl David Acta, no. 35)

Description: David, brother of the king of Scots, after the death of the son of Ralph de Camera, in free and pure alms, has given and granted to Kelso Abbey the churches of Campsie (STL) and Antermony in Lennox (STL).
Firm date: April 1174
Dating Notes: King William's grant of the earldom of Lennox on David × Treaty of Falaise, prob. early. See Stringer, _Earl David_, 14-15 for more on dating.
Place date (modern): Roxburgh
Place date (document): Rokesburg'
Related Place: Roxburgh
Source for Data Entry: Stringer, Earl David Acta, no. 35
Trad. ID: Stringer, Earl David Acta, no. 35
Calendar number: 3/6/4
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 7

Transaction factoids (1) Relationship factoids (5) Title factoids (1)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
Apr. 1174	Gift in free and perpetual alms of the churches of Campsie and Antermony	yes	Bernard, son of Brian, lord of Hadden; Hugh Gifford, lord of Yester; Robert de la Carneille; Walter Gifford; William de Mortimer (12C); William de St Michael (12C); William de Vieuxpont (III), son of Emma

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
Apr. 1174	Brother of William I, king of Scots (d.1214)(Familial relationship)	David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219)	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)
Apr. 1174	Son of Emma (mother of William de Vieuxpont)(Familial relationship)	William de Vieuxpont (III), son of Emma	Emma de St Hilary
Apr. 1174	Son of Brian [father of Bernard](Familial relationship)	Bernard, son of Brian, lord of Hadden	Brian (father of Bernard)
Apr. 1174	Son of Ralph de Camera(Familial relationship)	Unknown, son of Ralph de Camera	Ralph de Camera
Apr. 1174	Brother of David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219)(Familial relationship)	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)	David, earl of Huntingdon (d.1219)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
Apr. 1174	king	William I, king of Scots (d.1214)