- 1661 c. 335 1661 c. 58 9 July 1661 Act in
favours of
those who get
thair waird holding changed by the King's Majestie. (Repealed by
Statute Law Revision...
- 1606 (repealed) 1606 c. 11 1606 c. 12 Act
anent setting of
fewis be subv****ellis of
waird landis. (Repealed by
Statute Law
Revision (Scotland) Act 1906 (6 Edw. 7...
-
Blench holding, the
holding of land
under this
system of tenure" "Ward, (
waird),
feudal land
tenure rights conferred through military service obligations...
- in
Battle Act 1522 (repealed) 1522 c. 1 1522 c. 3 24 July 1522
Anent the
waird releifis and
mariageis of ony man
slane in oist or army
aganis our auld...
- village. The name
Largoward is
recorded from the 18th century. Ward or
waird is a
Scots word
meaning an
enclosed piece of land,
chiefly for pasture....
-
Braeface The
Wairds farm,
Braeface Braeface Location within the
Falkirk council area OS grid reference NS784800
Civil parish Denny Council area Falkirk...
- 1858 in Jedburgh,
Scotland – 29
March 1939 in Melrose, Scotland,
buried in
Wairds Cemetery, Melrose, Scotland) was a
butcher and
rugby union player notable...
- Kilmaurs, conve**** "the
lands of Coktress, the
manorplace of Kilmaurs, the
Waird, Quhatfauld, Bathe, Jakisthorn, etc.," to
David Cunninghame of Robertland...
- Kilmaurs, conve**** "the
lands of Coktress, the
manorplace of Kilmaurs, the
Waird, Quhatfauld, Bathe, Jakisthorn, etc.," to
David Cunningham of Robertland...
- land was not
enclosed with
hedges or fencing. In 1616 the "lands of the
Waird, etc." were conve**** to
David Cunninghame of
Robertland by William, Lord...
