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Quarrelwood Castle was a
castle located about 2.5
miles (4.0 km)
north and west of Elgin, Moray, Scotland, near Spynie,
Moray in Scotland.
Built in the...
- Sir
Robert de
Lawedre (Lauder), Knt., of
Quarrelwood, Edrington, and the B**** (died
about 1370) was
Justiciar of Scotia, a
Scottish soldier of
great prominence...
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Reginald Cheyne (c. 1305–1306) John de Vaux (c. 1305–1306)
William Inge (c. 1305–1306) Succeeded by Uncertain, next
known was
Robert Lauder of
Quarrelwood...
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Thomas de
Borthwick is
mentioned in a
charter of Sir
Robert Lauder of
Quarrelwood, in the
reign of King
Alexander II." Sir
William de
Borthwick of that...
- held for the
crown by a
series of constables. Sir
Robert Lauder of
Quarrelwood was
constable of
Urquhart Castle in 1329.
After fighting at the Battle...
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Robert de
Peebles 1329-1333:
Reginald de Mure 1333: Sir
Robert Lauder of
Quarrelwood and The B**** (d. 1337) (also
Justiciar of Scotia) 1334:
William Bullock...
- Rose of Kilravock. He
succeeded his
father in the
lands of
Duffus and
Quarrelwood in 1513-1514. In 1519-20, he was
infeft in his father's
lands of Brichmond...
- in 1702.
Sutherland owned the
estates of Moostowie,
Aldroughty and
Quarrelwood. In 1715, his
estates were
forfeited for his
involvement in the 1715...
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Kininvie Castle Private Kinneddar Castle No
remains Pitlurg Castle Ruined Quarrelwood Castle 14th
century No
remains Rothes Castle Ruined Rothiemay Castle...
- Norman-French by
Patrick de Dunbar, Earl of March, to Sir
Robert Lauder of
Quarrelwood, for
heritable sasine of the
reversion of the
lands of
Whitelaw within...
