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Topic: Laurence Abernethy, 1st Lord Abernethy

	ABERNETHY, LORD SALTOUN
		Lord Saltoun thinks that these ladies were different persons, but though the recurrence of the same Christian name amongst brothers and sisters is by no means uncommon, it is unlikely that two out of three daughters should have had the same name.
		Lord Saltoun died in June 1488, the period at which the eventful battle of Sauchieburn was fought, but whether he met his death on that field is not known.
		In connection with this an extraordinary fraud was perpetrated by James Abernethy, an Advocate and Clerk of Session, brother of Alexander Abernethy of Auchencloich and Mayen, and son of Thomas Abernethy of Barrie, whose father was third son of the sixth lord Saltoun.
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	Patricia L.M.Stanley Ahnentafel
		Laurence ABERNETHY Sir-19723: b abt 1400: d abt 1460.
		George DOUGLAS 1st Earl of Argus-3574: b abt 1377: d abt 1402.
		William DE BRAOSE Lord of Briouze-1229: b 1151 Bramber, Sussex, England: m bef 1176: d 9 Aug 1211 Corbiel.nr.Paris 9.
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	Untitled Document
		Laurence King: 1995 p/b 1st ed unpaginated, profuse colour illustrations.
		Phaidon: 1979 1st ed 80 pp, 67 illustrations, 27 in col. Inscription on f.ep o/w VG in spine faded d/w.
		Nemzeti Galeria: n.d p/b 1st ed 188 pp, 39 pp of colour, 48 pp b/w illustrations, bibliog.
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	The Move to West Wemyss
		The very night the English admiral, Lord Clinton, proposed to land his troops, the laird came down before daylight to examine the watch, and seeing lights and commotion among the English vessels, divined their intention, and took means to prevent it.
		The lords demanded that he should subscribe the covenant, seeing he was, “ane of the principale baronis of the cuntre,” or else be accounted by them an enemy to the commonwealth, and they were quite willing that he should be exempt from field service, provide he sent his son and servants.
		Besides, they knew that Lord Darnley was expected, and the rumor that he was seriously thought of as her future husband had been widely circulated, and had awaken, of course, a universal desire to see him....
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	The Project Gutenberg eBook of The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Rev. James Wood.
		Abernethy, a small burgh in S. Perthshire, with a Pictish round tower, and once the capital of the Pictish kingdom.
		Acton, Lord, a descendant of the former, who became a leader of the Liberal Catholics in England, M.P. for Carlow, and made a peer in 1869; a man of wide learning, and the projector of a universal history by experts in different departments of the field; b.
		Advocate, Lord, chief counsel for the Crown in Scotland, public prosecutor of crimes, and a member of the administration in power.
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	Virginia National Guard Bibliography
		Lewis, Virgil A. The Soldiery of West Virginia in the French and Indian War; Lord Dunmore's War; the Revolution; the Later Indian Wars; the Whiskey Insurrection; the Second War with England; the War with Mexico.
		Mitchell, Laurence M. "Official Records of the Colonial Period in Fairfax County." Historical Society of Fairfax County, 11 (1971), pp.
		Lord, Francis A. "That 'Wonderful Solace': Virginia Tobacco in the Civil War." Virginia Cavalcade, 20 (Spring 1971), pp.
	www.army.mil /CMH-pg/ARNG/NG-va.htm (8664 words)

	Corley's_Gordon
		The name Gordon comes from the parish of Gordon in Berwickshire and Sir Adam of Gordon was granted Strathbogie, confiscated from the Earl of Atholl, in Aberdeenshire by Robert the Bruce in return for service to Bruce's cause, including being one of the ambassador's to Rome who fought to have the Bruce's excommunication removed.
		The mother of the famous poet Lord Byron was Catherine Gordon of Gight, who inherited Gight Castle and its lands.
		Elizabeth Abernethy (dau of Laurence Abernethy, 1st Lord Saltoun)
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	Catriona Fraser: Photograph of Castle Fraser, Scotland
		Sir Laurence Abernethy was created 1st Lord Saltoun in 1445.
		A junior branch of the family, Fraser of Lovat descended from Hugh Fraser who married the Bisset heiress and obtained her lands; they are known in Gaelic as "Na Friosalaich".
		It was Simon, 11th Lord Lovat (who had been exiled to France for having seized the widow of his cousin, the 9th Lord) who returned in 1715 to support the Government forces and his exile was terminated.
	www.catrionafraser.com /fraser.html (535 words)

	thePeerage.com - Sir William Ruthven and others
		She was the daughter of William Douglas, 1st Marquess of Douglas and Mary Gordon.
		She married William Douglas, 1st Marquess of Queensberry, son of James Douglas, 2nd Earl of Queensberry and Margaret Stewart, in 1657.
		She married Sir James Douglas, 1st Lord Mordington, son of William Douglas, 10th Earl of Angus and Elizabeth Oliphant, before July 1624.
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	Catriona Fraser: Photograph of Castle Fraser
		Sir Laurence Abernethy was created 1st Lord Saltoun in 1445.
		A junior branch of the family, Fraser of Lovat descended from Hugh Fraser who married the Bisset heiress and obtained her lands; they are known in Gaelic as "Na Friosalaich".
		It was Simon, 11th Lord Lovat (who had been exiled to France for having seized the widow of his cousin, the 9th Lord) who returned in 1715 to support the Government forces and his exile was terminated.
	www.geocities.com /SoHo/Square/4638/fraser.html (602 words)

	Andrew Lenz's Bagpipe Tips: Who's Who in Bagpiping
		Played with the 1st Bn Scots Guards in the 1950s and then with the Edinburgh City Police PB in the late 1950s and during the 1960s.
		Lord Lovat's Commandos, during WWII and played Lovat's commandos ashore at Sword Beach on D-Day (June 6, 1944), an episode haphazardly recreated in the film "The Longest Day." The kilt, pipes, and commando dagger he bore that day were donated over 50 years later for display to the Scottish United Services Museum at Edinburgh Castle.
		Served as a piper in the 1st Battalion, Lord Ogilvy's (Forfarshire) Regiment, raised in October 1745 in support of Bonnie Prince Charlie's rebellion.
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	abernethy2
		(mcrt 1605) Anne Stewart (dau of Walter Stewart, 1st Lord Blantyre)
		Alexander Abernethy of Lessindrum, later of Wester Saltoun (d 10.04.1603)
		(mcrt 11.01.1564) Marie Ogilvy (dau of Sir Walter Ogilvy, 1st of Dunlugus)
	www.stirnet.com /HTML/genie/british/aa/abernethy2.htm (281 words)

	thePeerage.com - Name Index 18
		1st Marquess of, of the counties of Aberdeen, Meath and Argyll (John Campbell) b.
		1st Baron, of Tullybelton, co. Perth (Charles Coupar) b.
		1st Baron, of Abinger, Surrey and of the city of Norwich (James) b.
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	[No title]
		Some of the tokens yet preserved belonged to the Templars, and there are a quantity of Abbey tokens, which are struck in lead or {174} pewter with the cross on one side, and on the obverse a variety of designs.
		In the 1st and 2nd degrees of this system precisely the same assertions are made as in the MS.
		This Society was founded 1st May, 1776, by Professor Weishaupt, of Ingoldstadt with the object of arriving at political power, and revolutionise religion and governments.
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	Forename Index: L
		Laurence (Sir; of Meikleour and Aldie) MERCER (?
		Leopold I (1st King) of the BELGIANS (1790 - 1865) ; aka Leopold I George Frederick (Duke) of SAXE-COBURG; K.G. Leopold II (King) of the BELGIANS (1835 - 1909) ; (K.G.)
		- ?) ; Lord of YALE (Arglwydd ial YSTRAD ALUN)
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	Celtic Papers LLC
		Sir Laurence Abernethy was created 1st Lord Saltoun in 14 45.
		Simon, 11th Lord Lovat was one of the outstanding figures of 18th century Scotland, a devious politician and an accomplished courtier he was exiled to France for having seized the widow of his cousin, the 9th Lord.
		This military tradition continued up to recent times when the 15th Lord Lovat distinguished himself on the beaches of Normandy with his Lovat Scouts during the Second World War.
	www.celticpapers.com /name_any.php?name=fraser&nation=S (579 words)

	1750_1774
		The peasants were swept aside to allow clan chiefs to raise sheep on clan lands until protests on the isle of Skye led to legal reform for the Highlands.
		Lord Clive defeated Siraj-ud-daula, the Nawab of Bengal and exacted a payment of $140 million from Moghul ruler Mir Jafar and a Moghul title of nobility and rights to land around Calcutta.
		It was 1st demonstrated to the Austrian court in 1770.
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	More West Wemyss Ancesters
		He had become surety for Alexander, Lord Home, in a contract between the latter and William, Earl Marischal, and for its nonfulfilment was ordred to ward himself in the castle of Inverness.
		Scotland was a poor country, royal burghs and farm “touns” were mere villages with filthy mudholes for streets and foul shanties for the average inhabitant to live in.
		Married, in 1468, Christian Abernethy (daughter of Laurence, Lord Abernethy of Saltoun).
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	Index AA - AK
		James HAMILTON (1st Duke) of ABERCORN (1811 - 1885) ; 2nd Marquess of Hamilton; K.G. James HAMILTON (2nd Duke) of ABERCORN (1838 - 1913) ; K.G. John (1st Marquess of) HAMILTON (1535?
		Eoghin (Hugh) of FIFE ; Hereditary Abbot of ABERNETHY
		- 11/7/1302) ; aka Gottfried of BRABANT-AERSCHOT; Lord of AERSCHOT and VIERZON
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	Converted WP file roro
		John B. Stewart, PO Box 41, Heatherton, 1184 Summerside Road, Bayfield, Nova Scotia, Canada B0H 1R0 has additions and corrections to this account relating mainly to the Canadian line.
		I. Gregor 4th son of Gregor Aulin, and grandson of Lord mcGregor of Glenorchy, gained posession of Roro about 1390.
		Accompanied the first Lord Breadalbane in the expedition against the Sinclairs.
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		The present Chief, Lady Saltoun, is married to Captain Alexander Ramsay of Mar, a grandson of the 13 th Earl of Dalhousie and a great-grandson of Queen Victoria.
		Simon, 11 th Lord Lovat, was outlawery in 1698 for having seized the widow of the 9th Lord, getting the marriage ceremony performed and forcibly consumating the nuptials.
		Anyway, a survey might be more than just interesting.(My 1st experience took seven months $250, did not respond to several questions despite assurances, and in the end essentially CONFIRMED the FGRs I had sent THEM) From the editors: Thanks for your input.
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	Timeline Great Britain 1711-1799
		She had learned of a procedure to inoculate against smallpox and began a campaign to have the procedure established.
		He shared power with John Carteret (later 1st Earl Granville) until 1724 and with Townshend, whom he left in charge of foreign affairs, until 1730.
		1792 Aug 18, Lord John Russel, Prime Minister of England from 1846 to 1852 and 1865 to 1866, was born.
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	Timeline 1750-1770
		1751 Jul 28, In France the 1st volume of the Encyclopedie, edited by Diderot and D’Alembert, was published with a print run of 1,625.
		Chretien de Malesherbes, the French director of publications, managed to broker a compromise that included a layer of censorship and a 3rd volume was published by the end of 1753.
		1760 Feb 14, Richard Allen (d.1831), 1st fl ordained by a Methodist-Episcopal church, was born in Philadelphia.
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