People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 2/57/3 (Dryb. Lib., no. 185)

Description
Thomas the clerk, son of William of Collie Law, has given, granted, and by his charter established, to the church of St Cuthbert of Channelkirk and the canons of Dryburgh eight acres of land, that is four acres of arable land and four acres of meadow, that is ‘le Halch’ below Langside in the territory of Oxton, in pure and perpetual alms.
Firm date
circa 1230 X circa 1270
Dating Notes
A charter of Alan son of Roland of Galloway to Kelso Abbey (_Kel. Lib._, no. 245) mentions that William of Collielaw at that time held land in Oxton in Lauderdale; Thomas would appear to be his son. Black, _Surnames_, 162
Source for Data Entry
Dryburgh Liber, no. 185
Trad. ID
Dryb. Lib., no. 185
Calendar number
2/57/3
Charter type
Charter
Language
Latin

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Date Short Summary Primary Witnesses
circa 1230 X circa 1270 Gift of 8 acres of land of 'le Halch' below Langside (BWK) yes


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Date Short Summary Subject Object
circa 1230 X circa 1270 Son of William of Collielaw (Familial relationship) Thomas, clerk, son of William of Collielaw William of Collielaw


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Date Short Summary Title Holder
circa 1230 X circa 1270 clerk Thomas, clerk, son of William of Collielaw