People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Innocent IV, pope (d.1254)

Attributes

• id : 188

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• Arbroath Abbey (fd.1178) [1]
• Kelso Abbey [6]
• Dryburgh Abbey (fd.1150) [7]
• St Andrews Cathedral Priory [11]
• Dunfermline Abbey (fd.1128) [14]
• Holyrood Abbey (fd.1128) [4]
• Glasgow Cathedral [2]
• Scone Abbey (fd.c.1120) [3]
• Paisley Abbey (fd.1169) [2]
• North Berwick Priory [2]
• Lindores Abbey (fd1190) [4]
• Inchaffray Abbey [1]
• Alexander II, king of Scots (d.1249) [3]
• Balmerino Abbey (fd.1229) [2]
• Alexander III, king of Scots (d.1286) [1]
• William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258) [12]
• David of Bernham, bishop of St Andrews (d.1253) [4]
• Chapter of St Andrews [6]
• John of Cheam, bishop of Glasgow (d.1268) [2]
• Chapter of Glasgow [3]
• Archibald, bishop of Moray (d.1298) [2]
• Chapter of Moray [2]
• Gamelin, bishop of St Andrews (d.1271) [1]
• William Wishart, bishop of St Andrews (d.1279) [1]
• John White, prior of St Andrews (d.1258) [2]
• William, abbot of Paisley (fl.1225/26-1266) [1]
• Monymusk Priory [2]
• Bishops of Scotland [1]
• Abel of Gullane, bishop of St Andrews (d.1254) [7]
• Robert de Keldeleth, abbot of Melrose (d.1273) [2]
• Cistercian abbots/order [12]
• Marie de Coucy, queen of Scots (d.1284) [1]
• Peter, son of Ingebald, clerk [1]
• Peter Ramsay, bishop of Aberdeen (d.1256) [2]
• Laurence, archdeacon of Man [1]
• Gerard of Rome, canon of Glasgow [1]
• Adam, master, rector of Gatesden [1]
• Walter de Aumale, rector of Skillegate [1]
• Margaret, daughter of Henry III, queen of Scots (d.1275) [1]
• Walter de Mortimer, dean of Glasgow (d.1270×71) [1]
• Nicholas of Heton, dean of Moray (fl.1253-55) [4]
• People of Scotland [1]
• Unknown, abbot of Dryburgh [1]
• Premonstratensian order [4]
• Clergy/Prelates of Scotland [1]
• Cluniac order [2]
• Unknown, rector of Kilcalmonell [1]
• Crusaders of Scotland [1]
• Simon (de Gunby), bishop of Moray (d.1251) [2]
• Unknown, abbot of Iona [1]
• Church of St Mary of the Rock, St Andrews [2]
• Friars Preachers of Glasgow [1]
• Richard, monk of Kelso (13C) [1]
• Hugh Picard, master, canon of Dunkeld/Moray [1]
• Dougal, lord of ‘Machumel’ in Kintyre [1]
• Unknown, sister of Alexander II [1]
• Richard Vairement (fl.1239-68) [1]
• Andrew, son of Spiliati, canon of Florence [1]