Transaction: Donation of easement of Conan, son of the earl of Atholl's wood, of 'Glenherthy' (Glen Errochty) and of 'Tolikyne'

Type of Transaction: Gift
From Source: 3/11/24 (C.A. Rent., 334, no. 37)
Firm date: 1235 X 1242
Dating Notes: See <em>Lind. Cart.</em>, no. 73, which probably dates to 1235 × 42. Like that charter, this grant offers access to his woods to monks. Watt suggested a much earlier date for this charter (ca. 1215×20) based on Master John the physician, but the evidence for Conan’s activity points mainly to the period of vacancy in the earldom; note also that the confirmation by Conan’s son Eogan was made about a generation later.

Associated People (3) Witnesses (4) Possessions: Privileges (2)

Role	Name	Name (original language)	Name (translation)	Floruits
Grantor	Conan / Cumming, son of Earl Henry of Atholl	Cumingi filii Henrici comitis Atholiae	Conan, son of Henry, earl of Atholl	1242 × 1244
Beneficiary	Mary, Blessed Virgin	Sanctae Marie	Saint Mary	1122 × 1321
Beneficiary	Coupar Angus Abbey (fd.1164)	monachis de Cupro	the monks of Coupar	1162 × 1358

Name	Name (original language)	Name (translation)	Floruits	Order
Robert Hay, knight (nepos of Gilbert)	Roberto de Haya	Sir Robert de Haye	1240 × 1283	1
John, chaplain of Robert Hay	Johane	John, his chaplain	1235 × 1241	2
John, master and physician	Johane	Master John, physician	1215 × 1235	3
Peter, clerk of Master John the physician	Petro	Peter, his clerk	1235 × 1235	4

Type	Name	Original Text	Related Place
permission to take wood (or timber), easements of wood	in the wood of Glen Errochty	de toto Glenherthy	Glen Errochty
permission to take wood (or timber), easements of wood	in the wood of Tulach	de Tolikyne	Tulach (Atholl)