DE SETON, Bertram ^{1 2}

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  General Notes:

" ' Bartine Seytoun ' is said by Maitland to have 'succedit to Alexander, his father '; this is possible, though the
Seton muniments seem to have contained no evidence of the fact. Sir Robert Douglas, who deposed on 1 December 1769 that he had in his hands and examined ' the whole papers of the family of Winton, when he wrote his book of the Peerage of Scotland omitted him from the line of succession. But Bertram, son of Alexander de Settone, had a grant from Patrick of Dunbar, Earl of March, of the lands of Richelkellach (Ruchelaw), in East Lothian, which was confirmed by King William the Lion about the year 1201."

from Scots Peerage (vol 8) ¹