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The Glendinning (Glendonwyn) family took its name from a territory in Eskdale, Liddesdale and Teviotdale and was long associated with the Douglases. In 1458 a Sir Simon obtained confirmation of the barony of Parton in Kirkcudbrightshire, by which his descendants were afterwards designed.
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Have Faith in Christ, as printed by COSCA.
From a territory of that name in Eskdale, Liddesdale and the western parts of Teviotdale.
A barony in the Stewartry of Kirkcudbright confirmed to Sir Simon Glendonwyn in 1458, which became the family's territorial designation.
John Glendonwyn, eleventh baron, joined Montrose in 1644 and was forfeited.
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