Sir Hugh Campbell of Loudoun (-) |
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| Sir George Campbell of Loudoun (-before 1484-5)1 | ||
| Sir John of Wester Loudoun (-)2 | ||
| Hucheon Campbell (-)3 | ||
| David Campbell (-)4 | ||
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| As Hugh Campbell, Lord of Loudoun, he witnessed a charter of Johanna Keith of Galston, dated 11 December 1406, in which charter, as William of Conyngham, one of the witnesses, is called Sheriff of Ayr, it would appear that office was not then hereditary in the Loudoun family. He was one of the Scottish barons nominated to meet King James I at Durham and had a safeconduct from King Henry VI on 3 February 1423-24. He was a witness to a charter by Sir Hugh Berkley of Kilbirny in favour of Archibald Berkley his son, confirmed 25 May 1430.5 | ||
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