Albert de Dundee

• Preferred Name: Albert de Dundee
  
• Gender: M
  
• FSID: L29L-X1T
  
• Birth: ABT 1190 in Dundee?
  
• Death: ABT 1250 in Dundee
  
• Notes:

  === Probably father of Sir Gregory le Long. ===
  Probably father of Sir Gregory le Long. His burgage properties in Dundee appear to have been inherited by Sir Master Ralph de Dundee son on Sir Gregory
  Have found only two references :
  Liber Sancte Marie de Lundoris charters of Lindores.
  No.12 Charter of Cragie (c1237-1248) Charter by Isabel de Bruce (daughter of Earl David spouse of Robert de Bruce). She gives the monks of Lindores my whole massuage of Cragyn near Dundee with all my land pertaining to me and my heirs in the same Cragyn and the vil called Milton and the vil called Abraham without reservation for celebrating mass for my soul and my ancestors and successors. Witnesses Lord William de Brechin (he was son of Sir Henry son of earl David founder of Lindores.), William de Lacu, Hugone de Beaumys, Sir Michael de Moncur, Albert de Dunde, Nicholas son of Robert, heruin Koks, Norman de castello Burgesses.
  
  He may have been father to William de Dundee.
  
  GD45/27/98 Agreement by which William of Mortimer gives in farm for twenty years to Thomas? Vilator the land [in Angus] between the marches of Lundie (Lundyn) and Liff (Lyf) extending by the highway and descending to the stream which is the march between Foulys and Durnlawe for six merks and an annual reddendo of a pair of white gloves at the fair of Dunde 11 Nov 1244 Witnesses: Sir Alan Durward (Hostiario), Justiciar of Scotland, Sir William of Rammesaya, Sir Hugh Fleming (Flandrensi), Sir Thomas of Cunyngburgh, Ralph Burnet, Albert of Dunde.
  [Tag; seal of Mortimer gone.]
  
  Cleophas Alberti was witness to a charter in Dundee in 1281 (HP, ii, p223) implies he was son of Albert.
  Interestingly Cleophas clerk of Dundee is recorded in 1202-04. RAA, I, p96