David Leslie of that Ilk (-March 1438-9) |
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| Father:1 | Norman Leslie (-1391) | ||
| Mother:2 | (Unknown) Hay (-) | ||
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| Married:3 | Margaret Davidson (-) | ||||
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| Children with Margaret Davidson: | ||
| Joanna (Elizabeth) Leslie (-)4 | ||
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| Died:5 | March 1438-9 | |||
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| He was absent from Scotland so long that he was believed to be dead, and Sir George Leslie of Rothes or of Fithkill was served heir to his father Norman in January 1392. But on David's return he obtained possession of the lands, and confirmed the entail of 1390 in favour of Sir George Leslie. He renewed this confirmation in 1438 in favour of Norman Leslie, son of Sir George, and died in March 1438-39. He is said to have married Margaret, daughter of Sir Robert Davidson, Provost of Aberdeen, and to have left a daughter, on whom he settled the barony of Leslie in the Garioch. His other estates went in terms of the entail to Norman Leslie of Rothes.6 | ||
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