DE LAWEDRE (LAUDER), William
- Born: About 1315
- Died: by 4 June 1383
User ID: Q621
General Notes:
"in 1368 Alan de Lawedre appeared in Parliament as Procurator for William de Borthwick, son and heir of Thomas de Borthwick. There is mention of Alan's [elder] brother William 'in villa de Edinburgh'.[12 The Acts of the Parliaments of Scotland, vol.I, 1124-1423, London, 1844, p.147-8.]"
"On 26th July 1377 King Robert II confirmed to Alan de Lawedre, the estate of Haltoun, in Ratho, Edinburghshire, upon the resignation of John de Haltoun. In this charter Alan's wife is again referred to as Elizabeth. In 1381 he also received Brownisfelde [now Bruntisfield] at Edinburgh. A further charter under the Great Seal granted to Alan de Lawedre the lands of Boroughmuir at Edinburgh, then possessed by William de Lauder, late brother of Alan.[26 Charter 724 of King Robert II dated 4th June in either 1381, 1382 or 1383 (it is unclear).]"
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