The Haig Story
- before 1188
Petrus del Haga witnesses charters as holder of Bemersyde[3]
- 1296
John Haig, 3rd baron, swears fealty to Edward I (Ragman Roll)[3]
- 1297
John Haig joins William Wallace at the Battle of Stirling Bridge[3]
- 1333
Petrus Haig, who fought at Bannockburn, is killed at Halidon Hill[3]
- 1513
William Haig falls at the Battle of Flodden[3]
- December 1915
Douglas Haig takes command of the BEF from Sir John French[4]
- 1921
Bemersyde is gifted to Field Marshal Haig by public subscription[5]
























