GRAY, John of Broxmouth, Sir
(About 1320-1403) |
GRAY, John of Broxmouth, Sir 1User ID: K276. General Notes: "Sir John Gray of Broxmouth, whose paternity has not been traced, had a charter from William de Troup of the lands of Craigie, in the county of Kincardine, which was confirmed under the Great Seal by King David II. at Perth 8 September 1355. From Hugh Gifford as superior, he had a charter confirming one by Henry de Fotheringham of the lands of Laurenstoun and Huchtercuman, dated at Longforgund, Monday, 28 February 1355. He was Clerk-Register and Auditor of Accounts in 1362, and as such had charters from King David II. of 200 shillings sterling from the escheats in 1363, and from the fermes of the burgh of Peebles on 31 May 1369, and a grant from King Robert II. of a tenement in Leith in 1376. In the Exchequer Rolls are payments for his expenses to England in 1365, and to France in 1371." Research Notes: FAMILY OF GRAY John married Wife's Name UNKNOWN.1 (Wife's Name UNKNOWN was born about 1325.) Marriage Notes: "He (Sir John Gray) had two sons : |
1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 4 (1907).
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