Sir Nicholas Graham (-) |
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| Father:1 | Sir Henry Graham of Dalkeith (-) | ||
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| He is ancestor of the Grahams of Tarbolton and Walston, in Ayrshire. In a charter by John de Graham, Lord of Tarbolton, dated 1338, he is styled ' proavus meus,' making him a contemporary of the third Sir Henry. He granted a charter to Alexander of Raith, 1284, confirmed by the charter last mentioned. The main line of this branch came to an end in Sir John Graham, by whom Tarbolton was resigned in favour of Sir John Stewart of Crookston and Darnley, ancestor of the Stewarts, Earls of Lennox, as appears from a charter by Robert the Stewart of Scotland, dated 16 May 1357.2 | ||
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