| Date
|
Short
Summary |
Primary
|
Witnesses |
| unavailable |
Quitclaim of ploughgate in Preston (ELO) |
no |
|
| 11 Nov. 1170 X 24 Mar. 1201 |
Gift of one ploughgate and 10 acres in Tranent towards Falside Hill (ELO) in exchange for a ploughgate in Preston (ELO) |
yes |
Alan of Falside; Alured of Cranston; Bartholomew, burgess of Edinburgh; David of Lasswade; Gilbert, clerk (ELO); Laurence de Bonaire, burgess of Edinburgh; Michael Fleming, sheriff of Edinburgh; Pain of Hedley (12C); Ralph Graham; Richard Ridel, son of Hugh Ridel (I); Robert de Bonaire, burgess of Edinburgh; Simon of Thunderley; Simon, canon of Bethlehem; Stephen of Falside; William Graham; William, chaplain of Tranent |
| 7 Jan. 1299 X 27 Feb. 1321 |
Gift of villa and tenement of Eastercranston called Preston or 'Prestonton' (ELO) |
yes |
Adam of Keith, rector of Keith-Marischal; Elias, abbot of Holyrood (1309-21); Geoffrey of Farsley (14C); Gervase, abbot of Newbattle (1306-23); Henry Sinclair, knight (d.c.1330); John of Keith, master, rector; Robert Keith, marischal (d.1343); Thomas of Crichton, master, rector of Hailes; William of Preston (son of John) |
| 7 Jan. 1299 X 27 Feb. 1321 |
Gift of villa and tenement of Eastercranston called Preston or 'Prestonton' (ELO) |
yes |
Adam of Keith, rector of Keith-Marischal; Elias, abbot of Holyrood (1309-21); Gervase, abbot of Newbattle (1306-23); Henry Sinclair, knight (d.c.1330); John of Keith, master, rector; Robert Keith, marischal (d.1343) |
| circa 8 Aug. 1299 |
Kelso abbey rental: temporalities (Preston MLO) |
yes |
|
| X 1241 |
Quitclaim of multure of Preston (MLO) |
yes |
Adam of Makerstoun, master, provost (d.1280×86); Ranulf of Musselburgh; Robert Sinclair |
| 30 Nov. 1240 |
Ordination of vicarages of Langton (BWK) and Cranston (MLO) |
yes |
Adam, archdeacon of St Andrews (fl.1240-48); Alan of Hartside, serviens; Alexander of Edinburgh, master, clerk of Bishop David; Hugh of Melburne, master; J. de Mortimer; John White, prior of St Andrews (d.1258); R. de Bowden; W. Maitland; Walter de Mortimer, dean of Glasgow (d.1270×71) |