HOME, Thomas of that Ilk ²

  General Notes:

He received the territorial Barony of Dunglas through his wife. ³

  Research Notes:

"Home

The Homes (pronounced and sometimes spelt Hume) are a Scottish family. They were a powerful force in medieval Lothian and the Borders. The chief of the name is David Douglas-Home, 15th Earl of Home.

Origins of the Clan
The origins of the clan are a matter of historical debate. Some sources maintain that William of Home (alive 1214) was son of Patrick, son of Gospatric II, Earl of Lothian. The Scots Peerage conversely indicates that this William, was the son of John de Home, son of Aldan de Home (alive 1172).
In 1266 a William de Home is recorded at Coldstream Monastery with grants of land. Geoffrey de Home's name is on the Ragman Roll as submitting to King Edward I of England. However, surviving records do not clarify the relationship of these individuals. The confirmed ancestry of the Homes starts with Sir John Home of Home. His son, Sir Thomas Home of that Ilk (alive 1385), married Nichola Pepdie, heiress of the Dunglass lands."

from Scotweb Clan: Home ⁴

Thomas married Nicole PAPEDY heiress of Dunglas in 1379.¹ (Nicole PAPEDY heiress of Dunglas was born about 1360.)