Abbot of Kelso

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The Abbot of Kelso (later Commendator of Kelso) was the head of the

Earl of Roxburghe
. The following is a list of abbots and commendators:

List of abbots of Selkirk

  • Radulf, 1113–1116 x 1117
  • William, 1118–1119
  • Herbert, 1119–1127

List of abbots of Kelso

  • Bishop of Glasgow
    .
  • Bishop of St Andrews
    .
  • John, 1160–1180
  • Osbert, 1180–1203. Previously Prior of Lesmahagow, a Kelso daughter-house.
  • Geoffrey, 1203
  • Richard de Cane (Cave ?), 1206–1208
  • Henry, 1208–1218
  • Richard, 1218–1221
  • Herbert Maunsel, 1221–1239
  • Hugh, 1236–1248
  • Robert de Smalhame, 1248–1258
  • Patrick, 1258–1260
  • Henry de Lambden, 1260–1275
  • J[ ], 1281
  • Richard, 1285–1299
  • Thomas de Durham, 1299 x 1307. An English royal appointee. Later became Prior of Lesmahagow.
  • Waleran, 1307–1311
  • William de Alyncrome, 1317–1326
  • William de Dalgarnock, 1329–1342
  • Roger, 1351–1353
  • William, 1353–1354
  • William de Bolden, 1367–1372
  • Patrick, 1392–1411(?)
  • William de Kelso, 1411–1426
  • William, 1435–1447
  • Richard Robson (Roberts), 1456–1464
  • George Bois (Boy), 1460
  • William Bonkil (Bonde), 1462
  • Alan de Camera (Kuk, Cook), 1464–1466
  • Richard Robson, 1466–1468
  • Richard Wylie, 1467
  • Robert Ker, 1468–1506
  • Richard Wylie (again), 1469–1473. Opposed election of Ker, but resigned his rights. Was Prior of Lesmahagow since 1469.
  • George, 1476

List of commendators of Kelso

Notes

  1. ^ Cowan & Easson, Religious Houses, p. 68

Bibliography

  • Cowan, Ian B. and Easson, David E., Medieval Religious Houses Scotland, Second edition, Longman Group Limited, (London, 1976)
  • Watt, D.E.R. & Shead, N.F. (eds.), The Heads of Religious Houses in Scotland from the 12th to the 16th Centuries, The Scottish Records Society, New Series, Volume 24, (Edinburgh, 2001), pp. 58–62

See also