People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 2/59/5 (Pais. Reg., 53-5)

Description
Master Anthony [Lombard], physician, at the petition of his lord, Alexander, steward of Scotland, has granted and given at ferme to Paisley Abbey by faith and oath, all of the land of Fulton (RNF) by those marches by which Thomas, son of Nicholas, and his father first held the land at ferme of the abbot and convent, saving to Thomas his terms of the said land for 16 marks from an annual rent of 20 marks which, at the request of his lord Alexander the steward, for his life, they bestowed upon him for his lifetime. To hold of Master Anthony for his lifetime without burdens or secular demands; saving also pleas and escheats in the abbot’s court, and any manner of teinds of the whole land; paying at Paisley to the abbot and convent, during the fairs of Glasgow, one pound of pepper or 6d. If it happens that another part of the land of Fulton shall be acquired by the said abbey worth 4 marks or more, they shall hold the whole land for two or three years as they wish; afterward they shall assign the said land to Anthony for a payment of 4 marks of the remainder of the said 20 marks. After his death, he grants that the land shall revert to the abbey. He declares that he does not have power or authority appropriate or give at ferme the said land in part or in total, he renounces all claims and appeals regarding the land. For greater security, he has placed himself under the jurisdiction of his lord, Alexander, steward of Scotland, and the dean of Glasgow.
Firm date
1241 X 1263
Dating Notes
Succession of Alexander Stewart to the stewardship × death of Nicholas de Soulis at Rouen
Source for Data Entry
Paisley Registrum, 53-5
Trad. ID
Pais. Reg., 53-5
Calendar number
2/59/5
Charter type
Charter
Language
Latin
Notes
Watt, Graduates, 359

Total number of associated factoids: 24

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Date Short Summary Holder Lord
1241 X 1263 Fulton (RNF) Thomas of Fulton; Nicholas of Fulton Paisley Abbey (fd.1169)