William, king of Scots grants to God, St Mary of Cupar and the monks, a half carucate of land to make a site for their abbey and Campsie, namely his chase, with the wasteland belonging to it.

W . . . . Rex scotorum omnibus . . . . salutem Sciant presentes et futuri me dedisse . . . . deo et beate marie de Cupre . et monachis . . . . dimidiam carrucatam terre ad situm abbacie sue faciendum et kamsy scilicet chaciam meam cum tota wastina mea que ad illam pertinet. {. . .}