DE MAULE, Christian 1
- Born: About 1312
- Marriage (1): DE STRACHAN, Alexander of Carmyllie 1 2 3
Other names for Christian were DE MALAVILLA, Cristina 4 and MAULE, Christina.1
User ID: H125.
General Notes:
INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING DAVID II
page 78
Carta Confirm, carte conceffe per Criftanam de Malavilla, Dominam de Glenbervy, Johanni de Malavilla, confanguineo ejus, terrarum de Legevyn, Curmyr, Coldon, Blarernach, Hardiwod, et Radynauane, in baronia de Glenbervy, et vic. de Kyncardyn; et concedentis quod dict. Johannes et heredes fui poffint molare, apud molendinum de Glenbervy, pro vicecifmo quinto vafe multure; teftibus, Adam Epifcopo Brechinenfi, ac Dominis Willielmo de Monte Alto, David de Berclay, Malcolmo de Ramefay vicecomite de Agnegus, (fic), Militibus, Johanne de Stratoun, Johanne Judice, Waltero de Allardas, Samuele de Wyltoun, Thoma de Strathechyn juniore, et multis aliis; carta conf. Regis data eft apud Perth, 6. Aprilis, a. r. 36." (ie about 1365)
from Index Drawn Up About 1629 4
Research Notes:
MALAVILLA
In the INDEX OF CHARTERS BY KING DAVID II Christian de Maule is referred to in the Latin of the day as Cristianam de Malavilla, Dominam de Glenbervy. This name 'Malavilla' is used for another Scottish surname ' de Mala villa Melville'. The use of Melville seems to be linked to the Lothians, and the Maule to the family further north.
Christian married Alexander DE STRACHAN of Carmyllie, son of John DE STRATHACHYN and Unknown.1 2 3 (Alexander DE STRACHAN of Carmyllie was born about 1298 and died after February 1382 2.)
Marriage Notes:
"Christina, married to Alexander, son and heir of John of Strathechin, with whom she got a charter from her father of the lands of Carmyle and others, confirmed by King David II. 27 August 1347, and by King Robert II. 4 February 1382."
from Scots Peerage (vol 7)
"By a charter, dated at Perth 5th February 1382, Robert II. confirmed the charters granted to Alexander Strachan of Carmyllie and his wife Christian, by Sir Henry de Maule and John of Glasleter, of the lands of Carmyllie, Awchinlar, and others."
from Families of Strachan and Wise (1877)
"In 1365 Alexander Strachan of Carmylie received a charter of the lands of Morphie Wester, in the Mearns, from King David II. He was by David II. appointed Coroner of the Counties of Forfar and Kincardine.
Alexander Strachan had by his wife, Christian Maule, two sons, Alexander and Henry. King David II. granted a charter to Alexander Strathaquhin of the Coronarship of Forfar and Kincardine, with £4 land out of the Sheriff's offices. Robert II. granted a charter to Alexander de Strathechyn of Carmyly of the office of Coronership of the Sheriffdome of Forfar and Kincardine, by resignation of Alexander de Strathechyn of Auchintoly.
On 5th February, 1382, Robert II. granted a charter at Perth confirming the charter of the lands of Carmylie."
from Angus or Forfarshire 1 2 3
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