SETON, William Lord of that Ilk, Sir 1 2
- Born: About 1345
- Marriage (1): WIFE, First 1
- Marriage (2): FLEMING, Jonet 1
- Marriage (3): Unknown
- Died: before March 1409(1410) 1
- Buried: 1409(1410), Franciscan Friary, Haddington, East Lothian, Scotland 1
User ID: M565.
General Notes:
"William de Seton is designed Lord of that Ilk and of Tranent in a charter whereby he granted the lands of
Wester Fausyde to John de Fausyde, his esquire. He seems to have granted certain lands in Longniddrie to John Maitland and John de Paynston by charter confirmed by King Robert II. 18 January 1380-81. He was a distinguished soldier, and like his father he took part in the holy war, it is said before 1383; he seems to have
served with the Scottish force which raided the north of England in that year. He styled himself ' Baron, lord
of Seton' in a petition to the Pope which was granted 27 October 1394, but is designed Knight in a charter of
the lands of Borde granted by him in favour of Patrick Fleming, dated 14 May 1402."
from Scots Peerage (vol 8) 1
William married First WIFE.1 (First WIFE was born about 1345.)
Marriage Notes:
"There is some indication that Sir William was twice married ; if so, the name of his first wife is unknown, but Jonet Fleming, elder daughter of Sir David Fleming of
Biggar, was the mother of his second son."
from Scots Peerage (vol 8) 1
William next married Jonet FLEMING, daughter of Sir David FLEMING of Biggar and Cumbernauld and Jean BARCLAY.1 (Jonet FLEMING was born about 1364 and died in 1430.)
Marriage Notes:
"There is some indication that Sir William was twice married ; ....Jonet Fleming, elder daughter of Sir David Fleming of Biggar, was the mother of his second son."
from Scots Peerage (vol 8) 1
William next married.
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