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<p>Text replacement - &quot;;Ros of Tarbet↵|place_page=&quot; to &quot; |family_page=Ros of Tarbet |related_topic=Timeline of de Ros families |place_page=&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{Scottish document<br /> |document_title=&#039;&#039;Holy. Lib.&#039;&#039;, no. 70<br /> |poms_id=3814<br /> |poms_title=Document 3/72/4 (&#039;&#039;Holy. Lib.&#039;&#039;, no. 70)<br /> |poms_description=Ingram de Balliol notes that in the controversy called between him and the abbot and convent of Holyrood in Edinburgh concerning their former tenure and the marches of the lands of their churches of ‘Kircostentin’ (St Constantine of Urr, KCB) and Kirkbride (St Brigid of Blaket in Nithsdale, DMF), they have made the following agreement: the said abbot and convent shall hold their land which pertains to their church of ‘Kircostentin’ by former tenure. They shall hold the land which belongs to their church of Kirkbride by those marches through which Ingram with his knights and good men, perambulated for Elias, abbot, and his canons by the stated marches, including up to the cross which is situated east of the part [of land] of Cloy mac Gilernanth. He wishes, grants, and by his present charter establishes, that the said abbot and convent of Holyrood shall hold the said churches with the lands in perpetuity of him and his heirs, in pure and perpetual alms.<br /> |poms_firm_date=1227 X 1244<br /> |poms_dating_notes=Succession of Elias, abbot of Holyrood × death of Ingelram de Balliol<br /> |poms_source_for_data_entry=&#039;&#039;Holyrood Liber&#039;&#039;, no. 70<br /> |poms_traditional_id=&#039;&#039;Holy. Lib.&#039;&#039;, no. 70<br /> |poms_calendar_number=3/72/4<br /> |poms_charter_type=Charter<br /> |poms_language=Latin<br /> |source_level=Secondary<br /> |publication=Holyrood Liber<br /> |sort=Scottish document Holy. Lib., no. 70<br /> }}{{Timeline subobject<br /> |event_name=Main<br /> |document_type=Charter<br /> |start_date=1227<br /> |end_date=1244<br /> |person_page=Robert de Ros (fl1225-1227)<br /> |family_page=Ros of Tarbet<br /> |related_topic=Timeline of de Ros families<br /> |place_page=Holyrood Abbey<br /> |timeline=between 1227 and 1244 - Ingram de Balliol notes that in the controversy called between him and the abbot and [[Holyrood Abbey|convent of Holyrood]] in [[Edinburgh]] concerning their former tenure and the marches of the lands of their churches of ‘Kircostentin’ and Kirkbride (St Brigid of Blaket in Nithsdale, DMF), they have made the following agreement: the said abbot and convent shall hold their land which pertains to their church of ‘Kircostentin’ by former tenure. They shall hold the land which belongs to their church of Kirkbride by those marches through which Ingram with his knights and good men, perambulated for Elias, abbot, and his canons by the stated marches, including up to the cross which is situated east of the part [of land] of Cloy mac Gilernanth. He wishes, grants, and by his present charter establishes, that the said abbot and convent of Holyrood shall hold the said churches with the lands in perpetuity of him and his heirs, in pure and perpetual alms. Witnesses: Niven [mac?] Anargus, Judex, Fergus of Glencairn, knight of Cunningham, [[Robert de Ros (fl1225-1227)|Robert de Ros, knight of Cunningham]], Hugh of Crawford, knight of Cunningham, Vivian de Molineux, Ingram Gourlay, Sir Iard, his brother, Walter, chaplain of Sir Ingram, Bernard, clerk, Jocelin, clerk, Gilla Pátraic mac Anargus, Nevin [mac?] Anargus, judex<br /> |citation=PoMS, H3/72/4, ([https://www.poms.ac.uk/record/source/3814 source 3814]). Retrieved 18 Jan 2025.<br /> |citation_name=PoMS 3814<br /> }}</div>

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