People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Transaction: Confirmation of possessions of Holm Cultram Abbey

Type of Transaction
Confirmation
From Source
2/132/23 (Dugdale, Monasticon, 598, no. 21)
Firm date
8 May 1185
Dating Notes
8th of May, pontifical year 4
Primary
yes
Exemptions
saving authority of Apostolic See
Sicut clause
Included
Previous mentions of charter
yes

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Role Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits
Grantor Lucius III, pope (d.1185) Lucius Lucius, bishop, servant of servants of God 1182 × 1185
Beneficiary Everard, abbot of Holm Cultram (d.1192) Everardo Everard, abbot of monastery of St Mary of Holm Cultram 1161 × 1190
Beneficiary Holm Cultram Abbey (fd.1150) ejus fratribus and his brethren 1158 × 1321
in the time of (tempore) Henry I, king of England (d.1135) Henrici Henry, king, 'senior'
in the time of (tempore) Ranulf le Meschin, earl of Chester (d.1129) Ranulphi Ranulf, earl of Chester
Sicut Clause Roland (Lachlan), lord of Galloway (d.1200) Rolandi Roland 1164 × 1198


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
England Old Grange of Holm Cultram grangiam veterem Holm Cultram
England grange of Tarns grangiam de Ternis Tarns
England grange of Skinburness grangiam de Senile Skinburness
England grange of Raby grangiam de Rabi Raby
England grange of Newton Arlosh grangiam de Arlosk Cumberland


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
Protection of St Peter and the Pope Protection of St Peter and the Pope
no one may exact teinds no one may exact teinds
permission to receive canons under the habit permission to receive canons under the habit
no one may injure/cause injury no one may injure/cause injury
privilege of anointment, holy oil, dedications, etc privilege of anointment, holy oil, dedications, etc