CAMPBELL, Alicia ¹

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Alicia married Alan DE LAWEDRE (LAUDER) of that Ilk, 1st of Haltoun, Bailie of Lauder, Constable of Tantallon Castle, son of Sir Robert DE LAWEDRE (LAUDER) of Quarrelwood, then of the Bass, Justiciar of Scotia, Captain of Urquhart Castle and Unknown.^{1 2} (Alan DE LAWEDRE (LAUDER) of that Ilk, 1st of Haltoun, Bailie of Lauder, Constable of Tantallon Castle was born about 1325 and died after 1401 in Spain.)

  Marriage Notes:

"Sir Alan (de Lawedre) married Alicia Campbell, a daughter of Sir Colin Campbell of Lochawe, ninth of the Argyle family, and predecessor to the Earl of Argyle. [....]

In the early years of the 15th century he was killed with the Douglas in Spain."

from Family of Lauder




"Alicia Campbell, m. Allan Lauder of Hatton and to whom King Robert II. granted a conjunct charter for two carucates of lands in Norton on 13 June 1371."

from The Red Book of Scotland




"Alan de Lawedre of that Ilk was a close friend of the Earl of Douglas and was Constable and Keeper of his Tantallon castle. Alan received many charters of lands including Haltoun in Ratho on 26th July 1377 (refer Great Seal 1306-1424, p.48, No.104). Alan was Clerk of the Justiciary Rolls and received a pension for that in 1374 (Great Seal 1306-1424,pps.82 & 101, nos.281 & 29). Alan also received 'una protectione perpetua' from King Robert II who seems to have held him in high esteem. He had two sons of significant note: Sir Robert of The Bass (d.c1425) and George of Haltoun (d. c1426). He also had an illegitimate son, Edward de Lawedre, Archdeacon of Lothian."

from Clan Lauder

Note:

The number and names of Alan's children are disputed, as is the number of wives he had. Some sources mention only Alicia Campbell. William and Alexander are considered now by some sources to have been his garndsons rather than his sons. ^{1 2 3}