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meadow and arable land, and act as proprietor in all things within the
said piece of land. Clause of warrandice. Witnesses, Sir Roger
Kirkpatrick, Thomas of Torthorwald, James his brother, Hugh
Mauleverer, Humphrey Bois, knights, William de Gardino (Jardine),
Walter of Corri, Nicholas of Corri. then Steward of Annandale, Walter
of Bois and others. [JPost 1271.]
72. Chauteb by William of Heriz, Knight, granting to Sir William
of Carlyle (de Karleolo), Knight, and Lady Margaret his wife, daughter
of the late Sir Robert of Brus, and the heirs of their bodies, of one
fishing which is called Clutesker, with one fishing which is called
Baysenette which he [Heriz] held of the chief lords of Annandale
(Vallis Anand), in the tenement of Anaud, with their sure marches and
freedoms ; to be held of the chief lords of Annandale for rendering of
services due and wont. If Sir William and Margaret died without
lawful heir of their bodies, the granter wills for himself and his heirs
that the said fishings should remain with Sir William and his heirs and
assignees without any condition for ever. The granter warrants the
fishings " contra omnes gentes warantizabimus," first to the parties, and
then to Sir William's heirs and assignees as above. Witnesses, Sirs
Thomas of Torthorald, Humfrid de Bosco, Hugh Mauleverer, knights,
Robert of Apelindene, Nicholas of Corri, John Flemyng, John of
Torduff, William of Henevile. Seal wanting. No date, but circa
1304.
73. Charter by William of Heriz, Knight, to Sir William of Carlyle
(Karleolo), Knight, and Lady Margaret, his wife, daughter of the late
Sir Robert of Brus and the heirs of their bodies, of an acre of land
Tv'ith a salt pan (salina), which the granter held of the chief lords of
Annandale, in the tenement of Roynpatrik, with all freedoms pertaining
to them ; To be held by them &c. of the chief lords of Annandale
Rendering to the chief lords for the time the services due and wont
and if the said William and Margaret should happen to decease without
heirs of their bodies, the land and salt pan to remain with Sir William
and his heirs and assignees. Contains a clause of warrandice both to
Sir William and his wife &c., and to Sir Williatn and liis heirs. Seal
appended before Sirs Thomas Torthorald, Humfrid de Bosco, Hugh
Mauleverer, knights, Robert of Applingdene, Nicholas of Corri, John
Fleming, John of Torduf, William of Heneuille. [No date. c. 1305.]
74. Charter by George of Dunbarre, Earl of March, Loi'd of
Anandale and Man, by which he certifies that he had seen and diligently
understood the copy of a charter of Robert of Brnjs of good memory,
illustrious King of Scots, as follows :—Charter by Robert, King of
Scots, granting to his well beloved and faithful Adam de la Chambre all
the land which formerly belonged to Emmot Rede, lying in the town of
Moffet in Anandale, with le " forelandis " of the said town : to be held
of the King and bis heirs, to the said Adam, his heirs and assignees,
with all their just pertinents, right meiths and marches, in meadows,
plains and pastures, moors, marches, ways, paths, and in waters, woods
of Moffetdale and of Auendale, for building and burning, with brewhouse
(bracina) and butcher-house (carnificio), to ^ell at their will
without the use of inspectors for estimating the price of ale and flesh,
freely, quietly, and also free from multure in the Mill of Mofiet and from
'*tolle" within Anandale " de cariag et pulca?," with all other commodities.
The King also grants to Adam and his heirs a toft wherever
he should choose in the common of Moffet for building and dwelling,