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related to Borthwick.
RCAHMS record for Borthwick,
sometimes known as
Locherworth parish SCRAN images:
Borthwick GENUKI Genealogy:
Borthwick The Coal Authority...
- Arms of the Hay of
Locherworth...
- of Scotland. He was born in Peebleshire, the son of Sir
David Hay of
Locherworth, Peebleshire, and
later Yester in East
Lothian (d. c. 1478) by his wife...
- the
building and
fortifying of a Castle. He
acquired a
large part of
Locherworth from his
neighbour William Hay who was
resentful of this and jealous...
- de Giffard,
married Sir
William [or Thomas] de la Haye of Peebles, of
Locherworth (Locherwart), the
Sheriff of Peebles. He was
invested with the barony...
- Dispensation, he was
given the
additional rectory of the
parish church of
Locherworth or
Borthwick (£30 per annum), from
which he was
promoted to the post...
-
death and was
married to
Margaret Hay,
daughter of Sir
William Hay of
Locherworth. He was
knighted by
Robert I of
Scotland for his
services during the...
-
second wife,
Hawise (or Alicia),
daughter of Sir
William de Hay, Knt., of
Locherworth, Peebleshire. The two
wives were said to be
closely related to each other...
- of
Panmure and Benvie, and Margaret,
daughter of Sir
William Hay of
Locherworth. He was
warden of
Kildrummy Castle in the
reign of
David II. The name...
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already of age. His
mother was Jean,
daughter of Sir
William Hay of
Locherworth, Midlothian. In
April 1425 he made an
agreement with his
uncle David...
