People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 4/32/68 (Dunf. Reg., no. 222)

Description
In 1233, on Tuesday after the feast of St Mark the evangelist, in the church of Inverkeithing, before Sir Ralph, prior of May, deputy of the abbot of Paisley, and Master J., rector of the schools of St Andrews, deputy of the dean of Lennox, in the case called between Dunfermline Abbey and Sir Philip de Mowbray and G., his wife, concerning the warranty of garbal [teinds] of Inverkeithing, which case between the parties was quarrelled a long time and after much altercation and confessions made in court, through lawful judges, it was settled in this manner: Sir P. de Mowbray would swear an oath on the gospels to observe the charter and agreement faithfully, and in the presence of all the clerics all the garbal teinds of Inverkeithing were conceded for the use of the monks of Dunfermline by the said P. and G. his wife. If it happens that anyone presumes to disturb the abbot or monks of Dunfermline concerning this, P. and G. will denounce them and defend the said teinds. For the faithful observance of this agreement, Lady G., wife of P. has given an oath to the judges and has appended her seal and the abbot and prior of Culross and other good men have done the same.
Firm date
Tuesday 26 April 1233
Dating Notes
Tuesday after the feast of St Mark the Evangelist, 1233
Place date (modern)
Inverkeithing (church)
Place date (document)
in ecclesia de Inuirket'
Related Place
Inverkeithing
Source for Data Entry
Dunfermline Registrum, no. 222
Trad. ID
Dunf. Reg., no. 222
Calendar number
4/32/68
Charter type
Settlement
Language
Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 15

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Date Short Summary Primary Witnesses
Tuesday 26 Apr. 1233 Settlement of dispute between Dunfermline Abbey and Sir Philip de Mowbray and his wife concerning warranty of garbal teinds of Inverkeithing yes
Tuesday 26 Apr. 1233 *Concession (agreement) of garbal teinds of Inverkeithing yes