John de Graham (-) |
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| Father:1 | Peter de Graham (-), Lord of Dalkeith | ||
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| He was present in the court of William the Lion at Alyth 1200, when William Comyn renounced in favour of the Bishop of Glasgow all claim he had to the lands of Muckrath, near Kirkintilloch, and who, along with Henry de Graham, was a witness to a charter by Robert de Lyne and another by Thomas de Lestalrig to the Abbey of Newbattle, and witnessed also a donation by Thomas, son of Thankard, to the Abbey of Arbroath.2 | ||
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