Alexander de Seton quitclaims the whole land of 'flemisse beeth' with all its pertinents to God, St Margaret, and the house of Dunfermline, in pure and perpetual alms.

Om{n}ib{us} p{re}sens sc{ri}ptum visur{is} u{e}l auditur{is} Alex{ander} de Setun sal{utem} . Nou{er}it vniu{er}sitas u{est}ra me p{ro} salute a{n}i{m}e mee {et} a{n}i{m}a{rum} an{te}cesso{rum} meo{rum} i{n} p{er}petuu{m} q{ui}etam clamasse pro me {et} h{er}edib{us} meis totam t{er}ram de flemisse beeth cu{m} totis p{er}tinenciis suis deo {et} s{ancte} margarite {et} domui de Dunf' in puram {et} p{er}petuam elemosina{m} {. . .}