Transaction: Quitclaim of two acres of meadow in Nisbet (ROX)

Type of Transaction: Quitclaim
From Source: 3/438/2 (Melr. Lib., ii, App., no. 15)
Firm date: undated
Probable date: mid-thirteenth century
Dating Notes: Alan of Harcarse appears between 1230 and 1260 (Melrose Liber, i, no. 233; Cold. Cart., no. 38; Raine, North Durham, App., no. 238)

Primary: yes
Dare: yes
Tenendas: in (free, pure and/or perpetual) alms
Tenendas original language: in liberam et puram et perpetuam elemosinam
Exemptions: free and quit from all service and/or aid, custom and exaction
Exemptions original language: ab omni consuetudine et seruicio et exactione seculari
Sicut clause: Included; kingdom; Scotia
Warrandice: yes
Spiritual Benefits: Ancestors (pro anima); Any Spiritual Benefit; Self (pro salute anime); Successors (pro anima)

Associated People (3) Witnesses (5) Possessions: Lands (1)

Role	Name	Name (original language)	Name (translation)	Floruits
Grantor	Thomas of Nisbet	Thomas de Nesebith	Sir Thomas of Nisbet	1200 × 1254
Grantor	Amabel, wife of Thomas of Nisbet	amabilis uxor eius	Amabilis, his wife
Beneficiary	Melrose Abbey (fd.1136)	beate marie de melros et monachis ibidem	blessed Mary of Melrose and the monks there	1147 × 1309

Name	Name (original language)	Name (translation)	Floruits	Order
Alan of Harcarse, knight	Alano de harecarris	Sir Alan of Harcarse, steward of the lord Earl Patrick	1247 × 1273	1
Robert Lincoln	Roberto Nichol	Robert Lincoln	1235 × 1265	2
Gilbert, steward of Kinbrigham	Gilleberto	Gilbert, steward of Kinbrigham	1235 × 1265	3
Robert of Hereford (ROX)	Roberto de Herford	Robert of Hereford	1235 × 1265	4
Eustace, grieve of Swinton	Eustace	Eustace, grieve of Swinton	1235 × 1265	5

Type	Name	Original Text	Related Place
ROX (Roxburghshire)	2 acres of meadow in Nisbet	duas acras prati in territorio de nesebith'	Nisbet