Thomas Cuninghame (-) |
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| Adam Cuninghame of Caprington (-), 1. Laird of Caprington2 | ||
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| On 9 May 1385, he received from his father, with consent of his then eldest brother Sir William, a charter of the lands of Badlane or Baidland in the holding of Dalry, barony of Conygham and sheriffdom of Ayr. The lands were to be held of the Laird of Lyne in Dalry for a reddendo of a silver penny in name of blench, payable on the feast of St. Margaret Virgin, 20 July, at the parish church of Dalry if asked. If Thomas died without lawful heir of his own body, the lands were to revert to the grantors. He was called in his brother's charter of entail of 8 July 1399, and also in the charter of 7 August 1413, to his nephew Robert. He was ancestor of the family of Cunningham of Caprington.3 | ||
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