William Boyd of Auchmarr (-)

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Father:1Sir Thomas Boyd of Kilmarnock (-after 1346)
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He had a grant from King David II of the lands of Auchmarr, in Dumbarton, forfeited by Duncan de Luss, 18 December 1366. Thomas Fleming of Foulwood, formerly Earl of Wigtoun, having in 1372 impignorated to him the lands of Leygne for £80 sterling, he gave a charter of these lands to Malcolm Fleming of Biger and Christian his wife, dated Martinmas 1372, wherein he is styled 'fllius quondam Thome Boyd de Kilmarnok, Militis'. The same person granted Boyd a pension of twelve merks sterling, till Fleming or his heirs should infeft the said William, or his heirs, heritably in twelve merks' worth of land, either in the shire of Dumbarton, or in that of Lanark, and had confirmation by a charter under the Great Seal 24 February 1374-75. He was ancestor of the Boyds of Badenheath, a property acquired before the reign of Robert III. The last of this line appears to have been Margaret, Lady of Badenheath, daughter of William, and sister and heiress of Robert Boyd, both of that place, married to Robert Boyd, third son of the fourth Lord Boyd.2
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1 Sir James Balfour Paul, Lord Lyon King of Arms, The Scots Peerage Founded on Wood's Edition of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage of Scotland Containing an Historical and Genealogical Account of the Nobility of that Kingdom, volume V: (Edinburgh: David Douglas, 1908), Kilmarnock, p. 139-40, Sir Thomas Boyd.
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