Source:Scottish document RRS, vi, no. 5

RRS, vi, no. 5 • Nat. MSS Scot., ii, no. 33
Charter
Originally written in Latin 6 February 1331

Document

Printed sources	Regesta Regum Scottorum (vol. 6)
People of Medieval Scotland database
Source number	10163 (link to database entry)
Title	Document 1/54/5 (RRS, vi, no. 5)
Description	David, king of Scots, notes that Lord Robert, king of Scots, his father, infefted Thomas Charteris (de Carnoto ) in the lordship (superiority) of the land of Uras (KCD), with the annual rent of 10 marks from the said land, which was forfeited by John, earl of Buchan, to his father (King Robert) due to his rebellion and hostility, of which two thirds had been resigned by Hugh, earl of Ross, to his father by staff and baton, and all right of his in the tenement of Uras quitclaimed; and the third part of the rent was granted hereditarily by his father to Thomas Chartres, and all of which rent and lordship (superiority) had been previously granted hereditarily by his father (King Robert) to the same Thomas, as evidenced by his charter, and after the aforesaid Thomas resigned by staff and baton in the presence of the magnates of the realm at Clackmannan. King David II has given his beloved and faithful William of Irvine the whole integral lordship of the land of Uras with the aforesaid rent of 10 marks from that land; having and holding in feu and heritage, free from all secular service, exaction and demand.
Firm date	6 February 1331
Dating notes	6 Feb., regnal year 2
Place date (modern)	Brechin
Place date (document)	Brechin
Source for data entry	RRS, vi, no. 5
Traditional ID	RRS, vi, no. 5
Calendar number	1/54/5
Charter type	Charter
Language	Latin
Original (contemporary)	yes
Notes	Irvine of Drum Muniments, bundle 4; Nat. MSS Scot., ii, no. 33.

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• 6 February 1331 - David, king of Scots, notes that Lord Robert, king of Scots, his father, infefted Thomas Charteris (de Carnoto ) in the lordship (superiority) of the land of Uras, Kincardine, with the annual rent of 10 marks from the said land, which was forfeited by John, earl of Buchan, to his father (King Robert) due to his rebellion and hostility, of which two thirds had been resigned by Hugh, earl of Ross, to his father by staff and baton, and all right of his in the tenement of Uras quitclaimed; and the third part of the rent was granted hereditarily by his father to Thomas Chartres, and all of which rent and lordship (superiority) had been previously granted hereditarily by his father (King Robert) to the same Thomas, as evidenced by his charter, and after the aforesaid Thomas resigned by staff and baton in the presence of the magnates of the realm at Clackmannan. King David II has given his beloved and faithful William of Irvine the whole integral lordship of the land of Uras with the aforesaid rent of 10 marks from that land; having and holding in feu and heritage, free from all secular service, exaction and demand.
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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.