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regis inter terram Thani et terram Abbatis Cum communi pastura
ad Duodecim animalia et ad sexaginta oues et ad duos Equos et Cum
ceteris aisiamentis dicte terre pertinentibus . Que omnia habemus de
dono Malcolmi filii Duncani thani de Kalentir Habend’ et Tenend’
sibi et heredibus suis libere integre et quiete . Reddendo inde
annuatim domui nostre Tresdecim denarios ad duos ter mines anni.
Videlicet medietatem ad Pascha floridum et medietatem ad festum
sancti Michaelis pro omni seruicio et exaccione seculari . Et nos
omnia predicta predicto Ricardo et heredibus suis Warantizabimus
quamdiu carta donatoris earn nobis poterit Warantizare . Hiis
Testibus fr[atre ]c Capellano fratre Rogero de Scamelesby.
fratre Waltero de Dayuill . fratre Ada de Linton fratre Thoma
fratre]c Ricardo Beaugrant . fratre Waltero Le Blund . fratre
Hugone de stocton . fratre Hugone de Coyners tunc prece[ptore
(?) Scocie]0
endorsed: Carta fratrum London’ super terra in Varia Capella
description: Original. Parchment, iq-jcm. x 12cm., folded to a
depth of i-5cm., slit for tag; tag i-3cm. wide, split for insertion of
(?) oval seal, but no trace of seal survives.
source: sro, RH 6/17
textual notes: a. Jnteriotorio, MS, with 0 noted for expunc-
tion. b. faded, c. bottom right-hand corner of parchment torn
away.
comments: On the dating of this document, v. G. W. S. Barrow,
The Kingdom of the Scots, 37, note 162. The document shows how
transactions relating to Scotland could be handled by the master of
the English Templars in London. Brother Hugh de Coyners may
have been preceptor of Scotland; cf. the place of the preceptor of
Scotland in the witness-list of no.4, another thirteenth-century
charter of the English Templars relating to Scotland. The thane of
Callander can be identified (cf. Barrow, Kingdom of the Scots, 37);
the abbot may have been the abbot of Holyrood.
4
Charter of brother Robert de Turville, master of the Knights
Templars in England, granting with consent of the chapter held at
45
regis inter terram Thani et terram Abbatis Cum communi pastura
ad Duodecim animalia et ad sexaginta oues et ad duos Equos et Cum
ceteris aisiamentis dicte terre pertinentibus . Que omnia habemus de
dono Malcolmi filii Duncani thani de Kalentir Habend’ et Tenend’
sibi et heredibus suis libere integre et quiete . Reddendo inde
annuatim domui nostre Tresdecim denarios ad duos ter mines anni.
Videlicet medietatem ad Pascha floridum et medietatem ad festum
sancti Michaelis pro omni seruicio et exaccione seculari . Et nos
omnia predicta predicto Ricardo et heredibus suis Warantizabimus
quamdiu carta donatoris earn nobis poterit Warantizare . Hiis
Testibus fr[atre ]c Capellano fratre Rogero de Scamelesby.
fratre Waltero de Dayuill . fratre Ada de Linton fratre Thoma
fratre]c Ricardo Beaugrant . fratre Waltero Le Blund . fratre
Hugone de stocton . fratre Hugone de Coyners tunc prece[ptore
(?) Scocie]0
endorsed: Carta fratrum London’ super terra in Varia Capella
description: Original. Parchment, iq-jcm. x 12cm., folded to a
depth of i-5cm., slit for tag; tag i-3cm. wide, split for insertion of
(?) oval seal, but no trace of seal survives.
source: sro, RH 6/17
textual notes: a. Jnteriotorio, MS, with 0 noted for expunc-
tion. b. faded, c. bottom right-hand corner of parchment torn
away.
comments: On the dating of this document, v. G. W. S. Barrow,
The Kingdom of the Scots, 37, note 162. The document shows how
transactions relating to Scotland could be handled by the master of
the English Templars in London. Brother Hugh de Coyners may
have been preceptor of Scotland; cf. the place of the preceptor of
Scotland in the witness-list of no.4, another thirteenth-century
charter of the English Templars relating to Scotland. The thane of
Callander can be identified (cf. Barrow, Kingdom of the Scots, 37);
the abbot may have been the abbot of Holyrood.
4
Charter of brother Robert de Turville, master of the Knights
Templars in England, granting with consent of the chapter held at
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