He was killed in the service of his country at the battle of Homildon, together with his chief sir Adam, and many of his brave countrymen, anno 1402, and was succeeded by his son, The agreement bearing date at Clochmabanestane the 6th November 1398.
ROGER de GORDON of Stitchel, who, with sir William Borthwick, were appointed commissioners to a treaty with the English about settling the marches, which they happily concluded. He died about the year 1370, and was succeeded by his son, He obtained also from Robert earl of Strathearn, (afterwards king Robert II.) a charter, Willielmo Gordon domino de Stitchel, of the heretable keeping of the new forest of Glenkenns in Galloway, in as ample a manner as the said earl had got it himself from David king of Scotland, his uncle, &c. whereby he became one of the most considerable barons of that country.Īfter the battle of Durham, in 1346, it seems he had been guilty of some unwarrantable practices with his neighbours the borderers, which appears from an ample remission from William lord Douglas, then guardian of Scotland, to William de Gordon, and all his followers from Galloway, whereby they are received into the faith and peace of their sovereign lord the king, and are restored to all their heritages and conquests every where within the kingdom, and discharges them of all transgressions they had committed after the battle of Durham,&c. which charter is confirmed by king Robert Bruce, anno 1315.Īlso the lands of Glenkenns in Galloway, which were acquired by sir Adam Gordon from John de Maxwell, anno 1297, and which comprehended the lands of Lochinvar, Kenmure, &c. which appears from a charter of Thomas Randolf earl of Murray, to sir Adam de Gordon knight, and William Gordon his son, and his heirs, of the lands and tenement of Stitchel, with the pertinents, &c. WILLIAM de GORDON, second son of sir Adam, got from his father most of his lands in the south of Scotland, viz. William de Gordon, the first of this family. Sir Alexander, who succeeded his father in all his lands in the north. He was one of the greatest men of his time, was killed at the battle of Halidonhill, anno 1333, and lest issue four sons. and king William the Lion, and the first who settled in the north of Scotland. Sir ADAM de GORDON, head or chief of the family of Gordon, was the sixth generation of that illustrious house from Richard, who lived in the reigns of king Malcolm IV. Douglas, Robert, Sir, 1694-1770 -373/4ĪS the origin, grandeur, and antiquity of the great and illustrious sirname of Gordon is fully set forth under the title of duke of Gordon, we shall proceed to deduce the descent of this noble family from their immediate ancestor, viz. collected from the public records, and ancient chartularies of this nation.
The peerage of Scotland: containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom. He married Marion.Ĭhildren of Sir Robert Gordon and Marion are: +Elizabeth Gordon, d. Sir Robert Gordon was born in Lochinvar, Scotland, and died date unknown. The property of Rusco is said (Lands and their Owners in Galloway iii p 32) to have been known also as Skyreburn and Glenskyreburn and to have belonged of old to the family of Carsane or A'Karsane In the reign of James IV a Crown Precept of Sasine was granted in favour of Robert, son of John Gordon of Lochinvar and Marion Acarsane his spouse and daughter of John Acarsane of the Glen and the longest liver of them in the lands of Glen Skirburne etc of date 26 March 1494.1 With this marriage the lower coat of arms on the panel has probably been connected three crescents being borne by the family of Carsane and a quartered coat of three crescents and three boars heads is shown on the tomb of Andrew Carsane N o 252 in St Cuthbert's Churchyard Kirkcudbright Throughout the 16th century and on to the middle of the 17th the castle was owned by the Gordons of Lochinvar See Cast and Dom Arch iii p 213 plan and illus Lands and their Owners in Galloway iii p 47 Scots Peerage vp 106 Beg Mag Sig Rusco Castle is supposed either to have been built or added to by him. If one of theses packs fully gets into Gmod I'll put a "Complete" Next to it, then i'll delete it at a later date.On 26 march 1494, Sir Robert and Mariota Gordon had a charter of Glenskyreburn, afterwards called Rusco, and other lands.
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If one or more of theses do get in G mod i will highlight the word bold so you can find this model on steam workshop This is a Enemy/ Creature for SNPC Gmod Wishlist
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