Series 3 > Charters of the Abbey of Inchcolm

152 CHARTERS OF THE ABBEY OF INCHCOLM
mentioned in 1358 {Exch. Rolls, i. p. 562). On 10 Jan. 1373/74, Sir David
de Wemyss resigns certain lands in favour of John de Wemyss (Wemyss,
ii. p. 15). He died in 1375 {ibid., i. p. 45).
Andrea de Valence. Andrew ‘ Volouns ’ obtained a third of the lands
of Rosyth by resignation of John Carrik, during the reign of David II
{RMS., i. App. 2, Index B (41)). John, his son and heir, was named as a
hostage for King David II, 13 July 1354 {Cal. of Docs., iii. 1576) and
delivered to Aleyn de Strother, 3 Oct. 1357 {ibid., p. 434). He witnesses
charters on 10 Jan. 1362/63 {RMS., i. 221) and 17 Dec. 1369 {Reg. Hon. de
Morton, ii. 102). On 5 Nov. 1372, Robert II confirmed the grant of half
of the mill of Lochore by John de Wemyss to Andrew de Valoniis {RMS.,
i. 518). Sir Andrew Valence witnesses a charter, c. 1372 {Wemyss, ii. p. 18)
and died after 4 April 1373 (Stephen, Inverkeithing, p. 180, q.v.).
Andrea de Dowglas. Sir Andrew de Douglas, Sheriff of Perth, witnesses
a charter of Duncan, Earl of Fife, c. 1335-38 {Spalding Club Misc., v.
p. 244), as well as another of uncertain date hut confirmed under the
Great Seal, 28 Nov. 1368 {Reg. Hon. de Morton, ii. 87) and charters of
William, Lord Douglas, c. 1346 and c. 1349 {Douglas Book, iii. pp. 16, 359).
He witnesses an undated charter of David II {REG., i. 290) ; is granted
a carucate of the lands of Davidston, during the reign of David II {Reg.
Hon. de Morton, ii. 39, 40) and witnesses, during the same reign, a charter
of Hugh de Douglas, lord of the forest of Jedburgh {ibid., ii. 114) and a
Dunfermline charter of 29 June 1365 {RMS., i. 196).
Waltero Hospitalle. ‘ Walterus del Spetalle alias Walterus de Hospitali ’
appears in charters of 16 April 1365 and 25 Feb. 1365/66 {RMS., i. 218,220).
Matheo de Bennun. Not found elsewhere.
XXXIV
Charter by William de Lambirton relating he has acknowledged before
Duncan, Bishop of Dunkeld, in the parish church of Dalgety, on the
occasion of his episcopal visitation there, that he has unjustly appropriated
to himself the land belonging to Inchcolm, called the Corsakir, in the
land of Otterston, which his forbears gave to the monastery, and to which
he declares he has no right, but the canons have invested him in that
land for one year, without prejudice to the monastery.
Moray Charters (Transumpt) 42.3.22.
Willelmum de Lambirton. The identity of this William de Lamberton
cannot be determined. There are at least two families of this name
mentioned in records and represented earlier by (1) William de Lamberton,
of the county of Fife, who did homage to Edward I at Berwick-on-Tweed,
28 Aug. 1296 {Cal. of Docs. rel. to Scotland, ii. p. 209); and (2) William
de Lamberton, of the county of Berwick, who did homage on the same
date {ibid., p. 207) and is referred to in a charter of 5 June 1318, as having
sold the tenement of Upper Lamberton to Roger de Goswyc {RMS.,
i. 10=HMC. Rep. Milne Home MSS., p. 226).