Document 1/7/323 (RRS, iii, no. 315)

Description: King Alexander II for Melrose Abbey; has given fishery on River Tweed which is called fishery of Selkirk, and other land and liberties.
Firm date: 8 February 1247
Dating Notes: 8th day of February, regnal year 33
Place date (modern): Jedburgh
Place date (document): Jeddewurd'
Related Place: Jedburgh
Source for Data Entry: RRS, iii, no. 315
Trad. ID: RRS, iii, no. 315
Calendar number: 1/7/323
Charter type: Charter
Language: Latin
Document type notes: Formerly H1/7/319; Handlist, no. 283
Original (contemporary): yes
Notes: NAS, GD 55/266
Document Image: See the Models of Authority website for an image of this charter with transcription, translation, etc.

Total number of associated factoids: 7

Transaction factoids (1)

Relationship factoids (1)

Title factoids (5)

Date	Short Summary	Primary	Witnesses
8 Feb. 1247	Gift of fishery on River Tweed, called fishery of Selkirk	yes	Bernard of Ripley; David Lindsay (III) of Barnweill (d.c.1268); Philip, abbot of Jedburgh (d.1249); William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)

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Witnesses

8 Feb. 1247

yes

Date	Short Summary	Subject	Object
8 Feb. 1247	Chancellor of Alexander II, king of Scots (d.1249)(Employment relationship)	William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)	Alexander II, king of Scots (d.1249)

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8 Feb. 1247

Date	Short Summary	Title Holder
8 Feb. 1247	king of Scots	Alexander II, king of Scots (d.1249)
8 Feb. 1247	bishop of Glasgow	William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)
8 Feb. 1247	chancellor (king's)	William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)
8 Feb. 1247	abbot of Jedburgh	Philip, abbot of Jedburgh (d.1249)
8 Feb. 1247	justiciar of Lothian	David Lindsay (III) of Barnweill (d.c.1268)

8 Feb. 1247

8 Feb. 1247

8 Feb. 1247