John Montgomerie (-before 1328) |
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| Father:1 | Sir John Montgomerie "of Eastwood" (-) | ||
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| Alexander Montgomerie (-after 24 October 1358)2 | ||
| Alan Montgomerie of Stair (-)3 | ||
| Marjory Montgomerie (-)4 | ||
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| Died:5 | before 1328 | |||
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| He is first named in a roll of uncertain date, but probably about 1305-6, when his lands and those of two neighbouring proprietors were requested from Edward I by Sir Geoffrey Segrave. It is probably he who acted as Constable of Ayr from April 1303 to January 1303-4, and perhaps longer. Nothing further is known of this member of the Montgomerie family, but he appears to have held the lands of Stair, which were given to his son Alan, and he was dead before 1328, when Alan had a charter of the lands.6 | ||
| According to Fraser, his wife was Janet, daughter of Sir John Erskine of Erskine, but no authority is given.7 | ||
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