People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Transaction: Sale of a half perch in Market Street (St Andrews, FIF)

Type of Transaction
Sale
From Source
3/491/3 (SAUL, UYSL 110/6/4)
Firm date
undated
Probable date
Early fourteenth century
Primary
yes
Dare
yes
Render dates
Unspecified terms
Sicut clause
city of St Andrews; Included
Returns / Renders
money: pennies
Corroboration / sealing
yes
Warrandice
yes

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Role Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits
Grantor John of Ramsay, lord of Gladney Johannes de Ramsay John of Ramsey, lord of Gladney 1310 × 1310
Beneficiary Adam Purrock, citizen of St Andrews Ade dicto Purroc Adam called ‘Purroc’
Neighbouring landholder Adam Purrock, citizen of St Andrews dictj ade said Adam
Neighbouring landholder William, son of Simon Willelmus filius Symonis William son of Simon
named person (transaction) Unknown, bishop of St Andrews (13C/14C) domino nostro Episcopo our lord the bishop 1238 × 1238
Sealer Burgh of St Andrews ciuitatis supradicti abovementioned city 1247 × 1296


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Name Name (original language) Name (translation) Floruits Order
Stephen Pay, canon of St Andrews Stephano Pay Sir Stephen Pay, canon of cathedral church of St Andrews 1
Gilbert Whitman, canon of St Andrews Gilberto Withman Sir Gilbert Whitman, canon of cathedral church of St Andrews 2
Robert Cathill, canon of St Andrews Roberto Cathill' Sir Robert ‘Cathill’, canon of cathedral church of St Andrews 3
Laurence Bell Laurentio Bell' Laurence Bell’, citizen of St Andrews 4
John Godsman Johanne Godisman John Godsman, citizen of St Andrews 1303 × 1303 5
John Lambie, burgess of St Andrews Johanne Lambi John Lambie, citizen of St Andrews 1303 × 1303 6


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Type Name Original Text Related Place
FIF (Fife) half perch in Market Street dimidiam perticate terre [...] in vico fori St Andrews (Kilrymont)