People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

William Caperon

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Person
Transaction
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Leaflet
Biography
The by-name 'Caperon' is from Old Norman French word for a kind of hood or cap worn by nobles. This person may be a maker or seller of such hoods or caps, or, perhaps more likely in this case, this is a nickname based on a person who had a habit of wearing such a hood or cap.
Floruits
1172 × 1172

Total number of associated factoids: 8

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Date Short Summary Source
24 May 1153 X 2 Apr. 1172 caperon (M) 3/5/5 (St A. Lib., 208)
1161 X 8 Apr. 1178 caperon (M) 3/369/1 (St A. Lib., 264)
31 Dec. 1163 X 1178 caperon (M) 3/18/5 (St A. Lib., 249-50)
circa 11 Nov. 1172 caperon (M) 3/276/1 (St A. Lib., 313)


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24 May 1153 X 2 April 1172 Gift in perpetual alms of land in Crail 3/5/5 (St A. Lib., 208)
1161 X 8 April 1178 Gift of 'Adhebrecches' (FIF) 3/369/1 (St A. Lib., 264)
31 December 1163 X 1178 Gift of the church of St Finian of Migvie (ABD) 3/18/5 (St A. Lib., 249-50)
circa 11 November 1172 Gift of a ploughgate of land in Pitmilly (FIF) 3/276/1 (St A. Lib., 313)