- Sir
Alexander de
Cokburne (b. c1310, d. c1370) was born into a mid-level
landowning family in the
Scottish Borders.
Through his two marriages, Sir Alexander...
- name. In
perhaps the
first recorded mention of a ****burn, a
Petro de
Cokburne witnessed a
charter in the "Register of the
House of Soltre" that described...
- 1612 c. 33 — 23
October 1612
Ratificatioun in
favouris of Sir
Ritchard Cokburne of Clerkingtoun. Not
public and
general 1612 c. 34 — 23
October 1612 Ratificatioun...
-
McKenzie (younger)
Lauchland McIntosh Neill McMillon Patrick Lawsone Patrick Cokburne Robert Chisholm Robert Adamsone Robert Davidsone Robert Hendrie Robert...
- were
sculptured a
cross and sword, with the
legend ' here lyes
perys of
Cokburne and his wyfe Marjory.' This district,
apparently a
chapelry before the...
- son,
Christopher Samuel Alexander ****burn (born 1986). Sir
Alexander de
Cokburne,
Baron of Langton, Carriden,
Bolton and
Skirling (c. 1310 – c. 1370) unknown...
-
sailed for the
Leeward Islands with
Admiral George Townshend.
Captain John
Cokburne took over in July 1746 and
Princess first sailed to
Louisbourg and then...
- p****ed to the ****burns in 1330 upon the
marriage of Sir
Alexander de
Cokburne and the
heiress Maria de Vipont. The
castle was then the
caput of the ****burns...
- was
recommissioned in July 1740
under Captain Purvis, RN.
Captain George Cokburne, RN took
command in June 1741 and was off Oporto,
followed by
Captain Thorp...
