Devorgilla of Galloway (-28 January 1289-90) |
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| Married:3 | 1233 | John Baliol of Barnard Castle (-) | |||
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| Children with John Baliol of Barnard Castle: | ||
| Alianora Baliol (-)4 | ||
| Sir Hugh Baliol (-shortly before 10 April 1271)5 | ||
| Alan Baliol (-)6 | ||
| Sir Alexander Baliol (-shortly before 13 November 1278), Lord of Baliol7 | ||
| Cecilia Baliol (-before 1273)8 | ||
| Ada Baliol (-)9 | ||
| John Baliol (around 1250-April 1313), King of Scots10 | ||
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| Buried:11 | Sweetheart Abbey [building], New Abbey [parish], Kirkcudbright [county], Scotland [country], United Kingdom [country] | |||
| Died:12 | 28 January 1289-90 | |||
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| She is famed for her munificence in endowing Balliol College, Oxford, and building a bridge over the Nith at Dumfries. She founded, on 10 April 1273, the Abbey called Sweetheart or New Abbey in Galloway, and established other religious institutions.13 | ||
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