Family records of the Bruces and the Cumyns

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THE BALIOLS.
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1. Margaret, married at
Dundee, a.d. 1209,
Alan Lord of Galloway,
who died A.D. 1234,
leaving by Margaret, his
second wife,
2. Devcrgoile or Dorna-
gilla, her eldest daughter,
his heir in Galloway.
Devergoile married,
a.d. 1233, John de
Baliol, Lord of Bernard
Castle, who died in 1269.
3. John de Baliol,
their only surviving son
in 1290, was the first
competitor, in right of his
Mother's Mother.
Crowned king at Scone,
30th Sept. 1292,
dethroned in July 1296,
died at Bailleul, in
France, A.D. 13 14,
having married Isobel,
daughter of John de
Warrenne, Earl of
Surrey, by whom he left
two sons,
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Edward, and Henry,
King of
Scotland at
intervals
during the
minority and
captivity
of David II.
Died in 1365,
setat. 63,
at his resi-
dence near
Doncaster.
Edward
married Jo-
hanna,
eldest daugh-
ter of
Charles de
Valois,
Comte
d'Alencon,
brother of
Philip King
of France,
but left no
heirs.
killed at
Annan,
A.D. 1332,
d.s.p.
Isobel, married the same
year Robert de Brus,
Lord of Annandale
on his father's death in
1215. Robert died
A.D. 1245.
Isobel died A.D. 1 25 1.
2. Robert, S. and H.,
first competitor in 1290
in right of his
Mother.
Married, A.D. 1242,
Isabel, daughter of
Gilbert de Clare, Earl of
Gloucester and Hertford,
died at Lochmaben
on Good Friday 1295,
retat. 84. His eldest son,
" Robert," was Earl of
Carrick in right of his
wife, "Marjorie Countess
of Carrick," on whose
death in 1296 her
husband resigned the
earldom to his son
Robert, "Lejeune
Counte," who was
crowned King of Scot-
land at Scone, 27th of
March 1306.
His father, " Le viel
Counte," died a.d. 1304.
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Maude, died unmarried.
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Ada, married Henry de
Hastings, who died A.D.
1250, leaving a son,
2. Henry, their heir, who
married Joane, daughter
and heir of George de
Cantelupe (see De
Broase), whose son,
3. John, was competitor
in 1 290 in right of his
Grandmother.
According to Abercromby, —
Guy or Guido de Baliol,* a Norman lord, came to England in the reign of
* Pierre de Bailleul, Seigneur de Teschamp, et le Seigneur de Bailleul, came over with the Conqueror,
probably father and brother of Guy.
Ingelram de Baliol married the heiress of Walter de Berkeley, Great Chamberlain of Scotland in
William the Lion's reign.