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| Father:1 | George of Dunbar (around 1340-), 10. Earl of Dunbar (March) | ||
| Mother:2 | Christiana (or Margaret) Seton (-) | ||
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| He is named fourth son of Earl George in a writ of 1390 and in the safeconduct. In June 1407 he received a sum of money for his father and mother. In 1410 he, ' not less skilfully than manfully,' took the fortaliceof Fastcastle, then held by Thomas Holden, an Englishman, who, while he abode there, committed many evils in Lothian, both by sea and land. Douglas styles him Sir Patrick Dunbar of Bele, but the latter was his uncle.3 | ||
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