John Duns Scotus
chrono by al klisiak

c.1265 b. Scotland at either Maxton-on-Tweed or at
Duns in Berwick
1278 Father Elias Duns was appointed Vicar General of
the Friars Minor  of Scotland, John is attending
grammar school
1280 Inducted into the Order.
1281-91 Spends at Oxford (speculated)
1283-1290 May have been spent in Paris
1288 May have begun studies at Oxford
1291 Ordained into the priesthood by bishop of
Lincoln, Oliver Sutton, at St. Andrews Priory,
Northampton.
1294-95 At Paris
1300 at Oxford
1301 Studies at Oxford ended
1301-1302 Possibly at Cambridge
1302 As a bachelor, commented on the "Sentences", of 
Peter Lombard at the University of Paris. (this may
have occurred in 1298-99 at Oxford)
1303 Leaves Paris in the middle of the Academic Year,
because of the conflict between Pope Boniface VIII and
the King of France, Philip the Fair
1303-04 Lectures at Oxford.
1304 Father Gonsalvus of Spain, Minister General of
the Franciscan Order,proposes John as a candidate for
masters chair to the Provincial of Paris, Sent back to
Paris following the death of Boniface VIII, by the
Minister General in order to obtain the title of
master.
1305 Proclaimed Franciscan regent Master of theology
at Paris.
c. 1306-07 disputing quodlibetal questions
1308 In Cologne lecturing at the Franciscan House of
Studies.
1308 d. 
1706 begins the process of Beatification for Scotus
1905 Petition for the Beatification of Duns Scotus
presented by the Franciscan order to the Holy See.

This chrono is the product of three sources--which
agreed with each other for the most part. Sometimes
they did not, hence the 'possibly s' and 'may haves'
which riddle this chrono; unfortunately, the more
recent publication, "Duns Scotus", by Richard Cross,
had no discourse with "Duns Scotus; the basic
principles of his philosophy" by Effram Bettonie,
trans. ed. Bernardine Bonansea--if it had I would have
defaulted to the Cross's more recent text. The
Catholic Encyclopedia did not clarify these
discrepancies.