People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 1/25/4 (RLC, i, 43b)

Description
King John writes to the king of Scots, informing him that his messengers are to be retained whilst John holds a council of his bishops and barons on the feast of St Peter ad vincula, due to the death of H[ubert], archbishop of Canterbury. As he is awaiting a response, he sends R[oger], constable of Chester and his other faithful men to William so that William can deal with the relevant business. John is pleased by the exception regarding the land of Tynedale, as contained in William’s letters.
Firm date
24 July 1205
Dating Notes
24th day of July, 7th regnal year
Place date (modern)
Windsor
Place date (document)
Windeshor'
Related Place
Windsor
Source for Data Entry
Rot. Litt. Claus., i, 43b
Trad. ID
RLC, i, 43b
Calendar number
1/25/4
Charter type
Letter (correspondence)
Language
Latin
Notes
TNA, C 54/2 (Close, 7 John), m. 19

Total number of associated factoids: 7

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Date Short Summary Primary Witnesses
unavailable Letters of William I concerning Tynedale no
24 Jul. 1205 Letter to King William regarding unstated business yes


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Date Short Summary Subject Object
24 Jul. 1205 Nuncius (messenger) of William I, king of Scots (d.1214) (Employment relationship) Unknown messengers of King William William I, king of Scots (d.1214)