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Viscount of
Garnock (created 1703), Lord
Lindsay of The
Byres (1445), Lord
Parbroath (1633) and Lord Kilbirnie,
Kingsburn and
Drumry (1703), all in the Peerage...
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Parbroath Castle is a
ruined castle which was the
former seat of Clan
Seton near
Parbroath farm, Creich, Fife, Scotland. Only a
portion of a
vault standing...
- John de
Seton of
Parbroath (died 1327) was a
Scottish noble.
Seton is said to be the
fourth son of
Alexander de
Seton and
Christian le Cheyne. His father...
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David Seton of
Parbroath (died 1601) was a
Scottish courtier and administrator. He was the son of
Gilbert Seton of
Parbroath and
Helen Leslie, a daughter...
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surname is
sometimes spelled "Lesley". She
first married Gilbert Seton of
Parbroath, and secondly, Mark Ker of Newbattle. In
early modern Scotland married...
- of Auchindoun.
Broughty Castle near
Dundee fell to the
Marian Laird of
Parbroath. Lord
Maxwell planned to
marry Elizabeth Douglas at
Dalkeith but Marian...
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after Creich. The
ruins of
Creich Castle are
located nearby. The
ruins of
Parbroath Castle are also in
Criech parish. The
civil parish has a po****tion of...
- the
keeper John Gibb, the
chamberlains of the
estates David Seton of
Parbroath,
William Schaw, and
Henry Wardlaw of Pitreavie, the
gardener John Lowrie...
- 1749, he
succeeded as the 14th Lord
Lindsay of the Byres, the 5th Lord
Parbroath, the 5th Earl of Lindsay, and the 21st Earl of Crawford. He
served as...
- Scrimgeour, who
married Margaret Seton, a
daughter of
David Seton of
Parbroath Catherine Scrimgeour, who married, (1)
William Ochterlony of that Ilk...
