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FRASER, Thomas of Cornton, then 1st of Stoneywood
(About 1414-1476) |
FRASER, Thomas of Cornton, then 1st of Stoneywood 1
User ID: Y642. General Notes: "Thomas Fraser of Cornton, grandson of the last mentioned, according to Lord Saltoun, from 1435 to 1450 received £20 yearly in Exchequer in compensation for the King's occupancy of Cornton, and in 1451 and three following years, the Crown being now in possession of the earldom of Mar, he received the rents of 'Mukwale' (since called Castle Fraser) in the parishes of Midmar and Cluny, Aberdeenshire, in part payment for the above allowance. On 26 October 1454 he resigned Cornton into the hands of King James II., and the next day the King granted him a charter of the lands of Stanewod (Stoneywood) near Aberdeen, and Muchall, thereby united into a barony, in exchange for Cornton, the whole interests of the family being thus transferred to Aberdeenshire. Thenceforward he and his successors were styled by either of those titles indifferently." Thomas married. |
1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 4 (1907).
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