Source:Scottish document Stevenson, Ills., no. 8

Stevenson, Ills., no. 8 • BL, Cotton Charters, XVIII, no. 25
Charter
Originally written in Latin 1189 X 1196

Document

Printed sources	Illustrations of Scottish History
People of Medieval Scotland database
Source number	5858 (link to database entry)
Title	Document 3/416/24 (Stevenson, Ills., no. 8)
Description	William de Moreville, constable of the king of Scots, has given and granted, and by his charter established, to James [son of Lambin] of Loudoun, the land of Loudoun (AYR), by stated bounds, to hold outwith forest and free from forest, of William and his heirs, in feu and heritage, for the service of one knight.
Firm date	1189 X 1196
Dating notes	Succession × death of William de Moreville
Source for data entry	Stevenson, Illustrations, no. 8
Traditional ID	Stevenson, Ills., no. 8
Calendar number	3/416/24
Charter type	Charter
Language	Latin
Original (contemporary)	yes
Notes	BL, Cotton Charters, XVIII, no. 25

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• between 1189 and 1196 - William de Moreville, constable of the king of Scots, has given and granted, and by his charter established, to James [son of Lambin] of Loudoun, the land of Loudoun, by stated bounds, to hold outwith forest and free from forest, of William and his heirs, in feu and heritage, for the service of one knight. Witnesses: Christina, my spouse, Godfrey de Ros, Robert son of Warnbald, Stephen son of Richard, William Mansell, Alan of Thirlestane, Peter de Haig, Henry de St Clare, Ivo de Vieuxpont, Duncan son of Earl Duncan, Richard son of Gilbert, Arthur of Ardrossan, Robert de Logan, Reginald de Ros, James, his brother, Richard de Moreville, Richard de Néhou, Elias, son of Hugh, Alan de St Clare, Thomas English, William son of John, Herbert, William his brother, Richard of Whitton, John, clerk
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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.