Clan Edmonstone Collection
By tradition the name comes from Edmundus, who in the reign of David I received lands in Lothian and called them Edmonston.…
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By tradition the name comes from Edmundus, who in the reign of David I received lands in Lothian and called them Edmonston. Henricus de Edmundiston is recorded in 1248. In 1425 William Edmonstone, son of Sir Archibald Edmonstone, married Princess Mary, sister of James I, as her fourth husband, and he was infeft in the lands of Duntreath in the Blane Valley north of Glasgow, as a record of 1434 confirms
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