Douglas of Hermiston
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Between 1214 and 1226,
Archibald de Douglas
acquired the
acquired the use of the lands of Hermiston and Livingston, with Maol
Choluim I, Earl of Fife as his feudal superior.
Archibald of Douglas is
thought to have married Margaret, daughter of Sir John Crawford of
Crawfordjohn and had issue:
William of Douglas (c.1220-c.1274)
Andrew Douglas of Hermiston, progenitor of the Lords of Dalkeith &
Earls of Morton and Lords of Mains. Sir Andrew Douglas of
Hermiston, younger son of Sir Archibald, living 1297 and who in 1396
swore fealty to King Edward I had issue, James, his heir, and Andrew
of Cresswell, Co Lanark.
James Douglas of Lothian in 1315 had a grant from Robert I of
Kincavil and Calderclere. He died before 20 April 1323.
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