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| | Tom's Place - Caldwells of the World |
 | | Consequently early deeds referring to Flemings only refer to them as "son of" this was a continuation of general practice but perhaps the Flemish Knights did not have ancient proprties of their famlilies to have been "of" anywhere. |
| | Son of William Comyn and Marjory, Countess of Buchan, is named Alexander Comyn only in a charter by King Alexander to the monks of Lesmahago in 1240, and also in a charter by the same King to Walran de Normanvill on 8 April 1242, but he succeeded his mother, as Earl of Buchan, between 1242-1244. |
| | In 1270 Margaret, Countess of Derby, eldest daughter of Roger de Quincy, resigned the office of Constable in Scotland, to which she had succeeded, in favour of Alexander Comyn, who thereafter acted as Constable of Scotland. |
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