Laurence of Dunblane appears as a witness to a charter of King Mel Coluim IV of Scotland, his next appearance occurs witnessing a charter of Richard but was not a recipient of a grant.
Laurentius episcopo de Dunblain appears as a witness to a charter of King Mael Coluim IV of Scotland, a charter granted from Perth to the church of St John the Baptist of Perth in 1161. The grant had followed (i.e. was a confirmation of) an earlier grant from the local landowner, Simon son of Mac Bethad, and was only to take effect after the death of the rector, the royal clerk Hugh de Roxburgh. A charter which Bishop Laurence himself issued to Cambuskenneth Abbey has survived; it dates to some time between 1165 and 1171, and granted the church of Tullibody to that monastic house. 
