Charter: NRS GD55/263

Description (from People of Medieval Scotland)

Thomas son of Gilbert son of Laysing of Lessudden has released at feuferme to the porter of Melrose and his successors, whomever he may be at the time, in perpetuity all his land, namely ten acres which he held in the territory of Elliston (ROX) which his father bought from John, lord of Elliston. The porter and his successors are to return to him and his heirs every year one penny or one pair of gloves and one pound of wax to Dryburgh Abbey during the fair of Roxburgh.

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Repository
National Records of Scotland
Town or City
Edinburgh
Shelfmark
GD55/263

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Catalogue Numbers
Melr. Lib. no. 263
PoMS Document 3/345/2
Format
Unspecified
Text Date
early thirteenth century?

People of Medieval Scotland (PoMS Document 3/345/2)

Thomas son of Gilbert son of Laysing of Lessudden has released at feuferme to the porter of Melrose and his successors, whomever he may be at the time, in perpetuity all his land, namely ten acres which he held in the territory of Elliston (ROX) which his father bought from John, lord of Elliston. The porter and his successors are to return to him and his heirs every year one penny or one pair of gloves and one pound of wax to Dryburgh Abbey during the fair of Roxburgh.

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