Source:Scottish document CDS, iv, no. 1768

CDS, iv, no. 1768 • Chancery Files, bundle 135, no. 68 • TNA, C 47/22/13/1
Particulars as to the sending of Scottish prisoners to various castles 1m
Originally written in Latin 1 May 1296 X 31 May 1296

Document

Printed sources	Calendar of Documents Relating to Scotland (vol. 4)
The National Archives (UK) catalogue
Held by	The National Archives, Kew
Collection	Records created, acquired, and inherited by Chancery, and also of the Wardrobe, Royal Household, Exchequer and various commissions (C 47/22/13)
Reference	C 47/22/13/1 (link to catalog entry)
Title	Particulars as to the sending of Scottish prisoners to various castles 1m
Description	Particulars as to the sending of Scottish prisoners to various castles 1m
Note	see Bain, iv, 1768
Period	[1296 May 16]
Legal status	Public Record(s)
Closure status	Open Document, Open Description
People of Medieval Scotland database
Source number	9111 (link to database entry)
Title	Document 5/3/0 (CDS, iv, no. 1768)
Description	Scottish prisoners in England. At Winton: Sir Necius de Leteville, Sir Richard of Denmuir, Andrew of Southgarton, John de Putfurich, Brice Taylor with D. de Graham, Walter de Laundells. Northampton: John of Strathbogie, John of Ireland, Thomas Campbell, Robert Comyn, brother of Sir John Comyn of Badenoch, William of Middlesbrough. Fotheringhay: John Wiseman, David of Strathbogie, Robert of Inchture, William son of William of Lamington, Walter of Edington, Andrew of Synton. Rockingham: Sir William, son of Sir J. Murray, Herbert of Morham, Alexander son of Glay, Gregory son of Audoen. Berkhamstead: Sir John of Glenurquhart, Sir William de la Haye, Sir Walter Barclay, James of Menteith, Lucas, son of Donald of Lennox, John of Cluny of Fife. Wallingford: Sir Constantine of Lochore, Sir Michael Scott, David Cameron, Macbeth of Atholl, Laurence of Angus, Walter of Buttergask. Windsor: Sir Laurence of Strathbogie, Sir Henry of Inchmartin, William of Kilpatrick of Annandale, Alexander Sinclair, Robert de Mountcourt, Alexander Corbet. London: the Earl of Ross, the Earl of Atholl, the Earl of Menteith, Sir J. son of Sir J. Comyn of Badenoch, Sir William Sinclair, Sir Richard Siward, Sir John son of Sir Geoffrey, Sir Andrew Murray, Sir John of Inchmartin, Sir David Graham, son of Patrick, Sir Alexander Menzies, Sir Nicholas Randolph, son of Sir Thomas Randolph. Rochester: Sir Godfrey de Ros, William Oliphant, Sir John Curry, John de Boterwange, Malcolm of Haddington, Duncan Scott. Tonbridge: Alan de Lascelles, Laurence of Longaver, John Page, Walter de Alight. Leeds: Sir Adam Murray, Nicholas of Inverlunan of Inchture, David le Myre.
Firm date	1 May 1296 X 31 May 1296
Dating notes	[...] day of May 1296
Source for data entry	CDS, iv, no. 1768
Traditional ID	CDS, iv, no. 1768
Calendar number	5/3/0
Charter type	English Royal Administration
Language	Latin

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• between 1 May 1296 and 31 May 1296 - Scottish prisoners in London, England: the Earl of Ross, the Earl of Atholl, the Earl of Menteith, Sir J. son of Sir J. Comyn of Badenoch, Sir William Sinclair, Sir Richard Siward, Sir John son of Sir Geoffrey, Sir Andrew Murray, Sir John of Inchmartin, Sir David Graham, son of Patrick, Sir Alexander Menzies, Sir Nicholas Randolph, son of Sir Thomas Randolph
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• May 1296 - Scottish prisoners in Rochester, England: Sir Godfrey de Ros, William Oliphant, Sir John Curry, John de Boterwange, Malcolm of Haddington, Duncan Scott
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Sources

• Beam, Amanda; Bradley, John; Broun, Dauvit; Davies, John Reuben; Hammond, Matthew; Jakeman, Neil; Pasin, Michele; Taylor, Alice; (with others). (2019). People of Medieval Scotland: 1093–1371. Glasgow and London.