EN/EW/1692

verbatim

p[er]sonali[er] co[n]stitut[us] discretus vir d[omi]n[u]s Ioh[ann]es luchr[is] capellan[us] p[er]petuus altar[is] s[an]c[t]i Iacobi i[n] eccl[es]ia s[an]c[t]e marie de dunde no[n] vi aut metu ductus nec error[e] lapsus s[ed] sua libera et spo[n]tanea volu[n]tate sursu[m] reddidit pur[e] que simplicit[er] p[er] t[er]ra[m] et lapide[m] resignauit i[n] manib[us] honorabilis viri d[omi]ni Ioh[ann]is skrymgeour Constabularii de dunde milit[is] d[omi]ni sui sup[er]ior[is] totu[m] et i[n]tegru[m] teneme[n]tu[m] suu[m] cu[m] p[er[tine[n]c[iis] iacens i[n]fra burgu[m] de dunde i[n] vico castri ex parte australi eiusde[m] vici i[n]t[er] t[er]ra[m] altar[is] s[an]c[t]i Niniani ad occidente[m] ex p[ar]te vna et t[er]ram alex[andr]i davison ad oriente[m] ex p[ar]te alt[er]i quod quide[m] teneme[n]tu[m] cu[m] p[er]tine[n]c[iis] de eode[m] d[omi]no Constabulario tenet i[n] capi[t]ae ac totu[m] ius et clameu[m] que i[n] dicto teneme[n]to cu[m] p[er]tine[n]c[iis] habuit vel haber[e] potuit pro se et he[re]dib[us] suis ac successorib[us] q[ui]buscu[m]q[ue] o[mn]i[n]o qui? clamauit i[n]p[er]pet[ua] p[er] p[rese]nt[um] ita q[uod] nec ip[s]e d[omi]n[u]s Ioh[ann]es heredes sui aut successores aliquod ius seu iur[is] clameu[m] i[n] dicto teneme[n]to cu[m] p[er]tine[n]t[iis] quomodolib[et] vendicar[e] pot[er]it vel pot[er]it i[n] futur[um] s[ed] q[uod] dictus d[omi]n[u]s Constabularius de dicto teneme[n]to cu[m] p[er]tine[n]c[iis] liber[e] disponer[e] valeat et id d[i]c[t]o altari s[an]c[t]i Iacobi sei alicui alt[er]i altari vel capelle vbi sibi meli[us] et co[m]modius videbit[ur] expedire p[ro] salute a[n]i[m]ar[um] d[i]c[t]or[um] Constabularii et Ioha[n]nis luchris capellani ac antecessor[um] et successor[um] eoru[n]dem . . . hec i[n] cimiterio s[an]c[t]i cleme[n]t[is] . . .

summary

Sir John Luchris, perpetual chaplain of the altar of St James in the church of St Mary of Dundee, resigned into the hands of Sir John Scrimgeour, constable of Dundee, knight, his lord superior, his tenement with pertinents lying within the burgh of Dundee on the south side of Castle street between the land of the altar of St Ninian to the west on one side and the land of Alexander Davison to the east on the other side, which tenement he holds from the constable. Done in the cemetery of St Clement.

folio/page

1

charter period

None

charter date range

20/4/1444 - ??

document reference

DO/EW/1357