Sir Duncan de Lindsay

Origins

From The Scots Peerage, Vol. 3. “Lindsay, Earl of Crawford.” Page 8-9. < Archive.Org >

SIR DAVID DE LINDSAY, who acted as one of the Regents of Scotland in 1255,10 was High Chamberlain in 1256. He witnessed a confirmation charter of King Alexander in. to Balmerino as ' David de Lindesay, juniore.' n He joined the Crusade of St. Louis in 1268, and died in Egypt.12 By his wife, Margaret de Lindesay, probably daughter of Walter de Lindsay, Lord of Lamberton (see above, p. 5) he had issue : —

• 1. SIR ALEXANDER.
• 2. Sir William, Lord of Symington, who (circa 1310) founded masses at Deer for his two wives Alicia, and M[argaret] Oomyn, Countess of Buchan, and at Newbattle for his father and mother.1 Sir James de Lindesay, Lord of Crawford, succeeded to Symington,2 and claimed to be Lord of Buchan.
• 3. Sir Duncan, brother of Sir William, named c. 1310.

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References

1. http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/SCOTTISH%20NOBILITY%20UNTITLED.htm#... retrieved 22 September 2023