A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry ; or, Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland by John Burke Page 620

William, of Drumsargard. The second son [of Sir Andrew Moray]

Sir William Moray, obtained the baron of Drumsargard, from his uncle. Sir William, and we find him frequently designed by that title, in his father's lifetime. In 1290, his name appears amongst the signatures of a great portion of the Scottish nobles, affixed to a letter to Edward I. concerning a marriage between Queen Margaret of Scotland, and Prince Edward. of England, and in 1296, he took the oath

of fealty to the English monarch. Sir William died in about four years after, and was s. by his son [Sir John Moray]