Sir Thomas Boyd of Bedlay (-after 1634) |
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| Father:1 | Thomas Boyd (-June 1611), 6. Lord Boyd | ||
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| Married:2 | around 1603 | Grizel Cunningham (-after 1634) | |||
| Marriage contract dated 22 October 1603. | |||||
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| Died:3 | after 1634 | |||
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| He is mentioned 5 January 1600 as being a rebel, and having been put to the horn, and on 14 October 1608 he is denounced with others for not paying an annualrent of 250 merks 'for the term of Whitsunday 1605, and for all years resting owing,' and not appearing to answer, the Privy Council order his apprehension. He had a charter from John Boyd of Bolinshaw, 12 February 1605, of the lands of Bolinshaw in fulfilment of his marriage-contract with Grizel Cunninghame, which lands he sold to David Cunningham of Auchenharvie, afterwards Baronet, 30 November 1633.4 | ||
| He was knighted before 17 October 1623.5 | ||
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