Alexander Montgomerie of Bonnington (-) |
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| Father:1 | John Montgomerie of Eaglesham (-before July 1401) | ||
| Mother:2 | Elizabeth Eglinton (-) | ||
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| In a grant to Alan Lauder of an annualrent of 4 merks sterling from his lands of Platt, Westhall, and Northraw in Ratho, he speaks of Sir Hugh Eglintoun as his grandfather. The annualrent was in repayment of a loan to release his lands from Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith, and his wife Egidia Stewart, widow of Sir Hugh. Elizabeth of Eglinton, in a charter of the same lands to Alan Lauder, not dated, refers to John of Montgomerie her son and heir, and Alexander Montgomerie her son.3 | ||
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