William Douglas, 2nd Laird of Drumlanrig, d1458

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William Douglas, 2nd Laird of Drumlanrig

William succeeded his father following his death in battle in France in 1427

Death: 1444

Father: William (Sir) (1st Baron of Drumlanrig) Douglas
Mother: Elizabeth (of Durrisdeer) Stewart

Marriage 1 Janet, dau of Sir Maxwell of Carlaverock

Children
1. Daughter = 1436 Robert (11th of that Ilk) de Innes
2. William (3rd Baron of Drumlanrig) Douglas

See also: The Lairds of Drumlanrig

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