Document 2/19/2 (Kel. Lib., no. 54)

Description: Richard, bishop of Durham, chancellor of king, for Kelso Abbey; has granted fisheries of Woodhorn and 'Redehou' with all easements; also gives one toft in villa of Tweedmouth, which Alexander de Riparia once held, together with font of St Michael which is in same toft, and three acres of land in territory of Tweedmouth that are above bank of River Tweed, adjoining fisheries of Woodhorn and 'Blakewel', with commonalty and all easements
Firm date: 2 July 1217 X 1 May 1226
Dating Notes: Consecration × death of Bishop Richard
Source for Data Entry: Kelso Liber, i, no. 54
Trad. ID: Kel. Lib., no. 54
Calendar number: 2/19/2
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 6

Transaction factoids (2) Relationship factoids (1) Title factoids (2) Possession factoids (1)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	Confirmation of fisheries of Woodhorn and 'Redehou'	yes
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	Gift of toft in villa of Tweedmouth, font of St Michael in same toft, three acres in territory of Tweedmouth	yes

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	Chancellor of Henry III, king of England (d.1272)(Employment relationship)	Richard Marsh, bishop of Durham (d.1226)	Henry III, king of England (d.1272)

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	bishop of Durham	Richard Marsh, bishop of Durham (d.1226)
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	chancellor (king's)	Richard Marsh, bishop of Durham (d.1226)

Date	Short Summary	Holder	Lord
2 Jul. 1217 X 1 May 1226	Toft in Tweedmouth	Alexander de Riparia