Document 3/21/70 (Inchaff. Chrs., no. 118)

Description: Malise (III), earl of Strathearn, states that when the vicarage of Strageath (PER) had become void through the death of Master Richard of Stirling, late vicar of the church by right and by deed, William, bishop of Dunblane, believing that it belonged to him by right to confer the vicarage, had, at the request of the earl, conferred it by deed on John of Legerwood, the earl’s chaplain. Thereupon, the religious of Inchaffray immediately raised the objection that by the bounty of former earls of Strathearn, the grants of the bishop of Dunblane, and the special confirmation of the chapter of Dunblane, they were the true patrons, and that the right of presentation to the vicarage belonged to them. And this they clearly showed in the presence of the [William], bishop of Dunblane, John, abbot of Cambuskenneth, Master Walter of Montrose, archdeacon of Dunblane, Master William of Stirling, canon of Dunblane Master Robert of Dundee, canon of Dunblane, Master Alpin, canon of Dunblane, Lord Nicholas, rector of Crieff, Alan of Kinbuck, Colin son of Gilleglas, Malcolm of Kinross, Monach son of Alpin, and many others by exhibiting the public instruments, sealed, of the earls, the bishops, the chapter, confirmations from the pope, and also by the evidence of a large number of persons worthy of credit. The bishop of Dunblane, after conference with the earl and the clergy of the cathedral, decreed and publically pronounced in favour of the claim of the monastery. And on the presentation of John of Legerwood by the monastery, he admitted him to the said vicarage and caused him to be put in corporal possession of the same.
Firm date: Sunday 28 September 1287
Dating Notes: the Sunday next before the feast of St. Michael the Archangel (29 Sept.) in the year 1287
Place date (modern): Kenmore
Related Place: Kenmore
Source for Data Entry: Inchaffray Charters, no. 118
Trad. ID: Inchaff. Chrs., no. 118
Calendar number: 3/21/70
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin
Original (contemporary): yes
Notes: Note. = Neville, Acts of Earls of Strathearn, no. 69. Contemporary original. Earl of Kinnoull, Dupplin Charters, no. 12(iii). Earl’s second seal, green wax, attached.

Total number of associated factoids: 33

Transaction factoids (8) Relationship factoids (4) Title factoids (21)

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Date	Short Summary	Primary
unavailable	Gift of vicarage of Strageath (PER)	no
unavailable	Confirmation of vicarage of Strageath (PER)	no
unavailable	Statement that Inchaffray was patron of Strageath (PER), and that right of presentation belonged to them	no
unavailable	Decree in favour of Inchaffray in relation to patronage of Strageath (PER)	no
unavailable	Appointment of John of Legerwood as vicar of Strageath (PER)	no
unavailable	Concession of vicarage of Strageath (PER)	no
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Concession of vicarage of Strageath (PER)	no
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Inspection of charter relating to vicarage of Strageath (PER) and recollection of dispute	yes

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Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Chaplain of Malise, earl of Strathearn (d.in or a.1317) (Employment relationship)	John of Legerwood, chaplain of Malise, earl of Strathearn	Malise (III), earl of Strathearn (d.in or a.1317)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Predecessors of Malise (III), earl of Strathearn (d.in or a.1317) (Tenurial & lordship relationship)	Unknown, predecessors of Malise (III), earl of Strathearn	Malise (III), earl of Strathearn (d.in or a.1317)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Son of Gilla Glas (father of Colin) (Familial relationship)	Colin, son of Gilla Glas	Gilla Glas (father of Colin)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Son of Alpin (father of Aed, John and Monach) (Familial relationship)	Monach mac Ailpín	Alpin (father of Áed, John and Monach)

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Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Dominus (Lord/Sir)	William, bishop of Dunblane (d.1291×)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Dominus (Lord/Sir)	John of Legerwood, chaplain of Malise, earl of Strathearn
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Master	Richard of Stirling, vicar of Strageath
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	bishop of Dunblane	William, bishop of Dunblane (d.1291×)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	chaplain	John of Legerwood, chaplain of Malise, earl of Strathearn
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	vicar of Strageath	Richard of Stirling, vicar of Strageath
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	earl of Strathearn	Malise (III), earl of Strathearn (d.in or a.1317)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	bishop of Dunblane	Unknown, bishop of Dunblane
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	bishop	William, bishop of Dunblane (d.1291×)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Dominus (Seigneur - Lord - Sir)	John, abbot of Cambuskenneth (fl.1287×92)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Master	Walter of Montrose, archdeacon of Dunblane
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Master	William of Stirling, canon of Dunblane, master
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Master	Robert of Dundee, canon of Dunblane
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Master	Alpin of Strathearn, master, treasurer of Scotland
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	Dominus (Seigneur - Lord - Sir)	Nicholas, son of Malise of Strathearn, chamberlain, rector of Crieff
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	abbot of Cambuskenneth	John, abbot of Cambuskenneth (fl.1287×92)
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	archdeacon of Dunblane	Walter of Montrose, archdeacon of Dunblane
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	canon of Dunblane	William of Stirling, canon of Dunblane, master
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	canon of Dunblane	Robert of Dundee, canon of Dunblane
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	canon of Dunblane	Alpin of Strathearn, master, treasurer of Scotland
Sunday 28 Sept. 1287	rector of Crieff	Nicholas, son of Malise of Strathearn, chamberlain, rector of Crieff