Source:NRS catalogue entry RH1/2/58

NRS, RH1/2/58 • NRS, RH 1/2/58
Sir John Erskine in favour of John, his son, by Eva, daughter of Gilronane, of lands between Gogo and Kelburne
Originally written in Latin 1260 X 1309

Document

National Records of Scotland catalogue
Collection	Miscellaneous Transcripts Etc., Individual Documents (RH1/2)
Repository	National Records of Scotland
Reference	RH1/2/58 (link to catalog entry)
Title	Sir John Erskine in favour of John, his son, by Eva, daughter of Gilronane, of lands between Gogo and Kelburne
Date	1260-1309
Access status	Open
Location	Off site
Level	File
People of Medieval Scotland database
Source number	5090 (link to database entry)
Title	Document 3/214/1 (NRS, RH 1/2/58)
Description	John of Erskine, knight; has given, granted and by this his present charter established to John his younger son whom he procreated from Eva daughter of ‘Gilronane’, all his land on the south side of the water of Gogo (in Largs parish, AYR) for his homage, by its bounds beginning at the sea and descending along the Water of Gogo as far as the Water of ‘Ry’, and following the Water of ‘Ry’ as far as the ‘torrent’ called ‘Dabburn’, and thus across by its right bounds, until the ‘torrent’ called Kelburn and as that descends into the sea, saving to John his son and heir that land which he gave him, with pasture and all other common easements, including the north side of the Gogo and up to the bounds of the common pasture of Robert called Boyd, with free entry and exit with their men in his mills of Largs (AYR), to grind their corn without multure; and free entry and exit in the sea port on both sides of the Gogo with their vessels and resting place (?); (holding) free and quit of John and his heirs by John (junior) and his heirs procreated of Isabella daughter of Robert de Ros, rendering annually at the Glasgow fair one pair of gilt spurs or 2d. in the name of free ferme.
Firm date	1260 X 1309
Dating notes	as dated by NRS catalogue
Source for data entry	NRS, RH 1/2/58
Traditional ID	NRS, RH 1/2/58
Calendar number	3/214/1
Charter type	Charter
Language	Latin

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• between 1260 and 1309 - John of Erskine, knight; has given, granted and by this his present charter established to John his younger son whom he procreated from Eva daughter of ‘Gilronane’, all his land on the south side of the water of Gogo for his homage, by its bounds beginning at the sea and descending along the Water of Gogo as far as the Water of ‘Ry’, and following the Water of ‘Ry’ as far as the ‘torrent’ called ‘Dabburn’, and thus across by its right bounds, until the ‘torrent’ called Kelburn and as that descends into the sea, saving to John his son and heir that land which he gave him, with pasture and all other common easements, including the north side of the Gogo and up to the bounds of the common pasture of Robert called Boyd, with free entry and exit with their men in his mills of Largs, to grind their corn without multure; and free entry and exit in the sea port on both sides of the Gogo with their vessels and resting place (?); (holding) free and quit of John and his heirs by John (junior) and his heirs procreated of Isabella, daughter of Robert de Ros, rendering annually at the Glasgow fair one pair of gilt spurs or 2d. in the name of free ferme. Witnesses: Ingelramo de Humfrayvilla, Godefrido de Ross patre, Godefrido de Ross filio, Reginald de Ross, Malcolmo de Craford, Hugone de Caldhour, Adam Hurrie, Roberto Boid,
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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.