The Wardlaws in Scotland

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The book "The Wardlaws in Scotland" has alot of information about the Wardlaws of Riccarton and Warriston. This is the original Warriston House, front and back. It is just to the south of Heriot-Watt University.

A very well preserved Wardlaw mansion house. The Wardlaws in Scotland: a history of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie and their cadets. The Wardlaws in Scotland: a history of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie and their cadets / by John C. Gibson. The Wardlaws in Scotland: A History of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie and their Cadets.

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Very Rare.A solid and attractive very rare large and thick First Edition book offering the genealogy of a distinguished Scottish family.

This big book has 12 illustrated plates, and the text is complete and the book is solidly bound, with the original publisher's binding; th pag edges are untrimmed and the title on the spine is in gilt. The Wardlaw lands were in Galloway until they lost them by siding with Baliol.

When King Robert the Bruce came into power the Wardlaws went to his side and he bestowed on them half of the Barony of Wilton, and they were of Wilton for over years. Clan Wardlaw, New Port Richey. This is our new version website and we'll be working on it as The Wardlaws in Scotland book go. Our original website was started Octoand at the time of this change had o hits.

The book "The Wardlaws in Scotland" has alot of information about the Wardlaws of Riccarton and Warriston. This Wardlaw stone is on the wall at Currie Kirk (church) where the Wardlaws were in the 's. The town of Currie is where Riccarton and Warriston are.

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Weaver's Companion The Wardlaws in Scotland. A History of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie and Their Cadets by John C. Gibson. New Providence Church, where the Wardlaws went is located on the large James Wardlaw land ( acres), on the far right corner.

This is a sample of what is in my book "Wardlaw Chronicle" and what is going to be in the next edition, "Wardlaw Chronicle II".

WARDLAW, surname, one of the oldest in Scotland, the meaning of which is evidently a guard or fortress upon a hill, from the Saxon word ward and the Gaelic law, a hill of a conical derivation acquires probability from the fact that there are various places of the name in Scotland, as Wardlaw bank in Berwickshire, where are the remains of an ancient camp, supposed to be of British.

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Open Library. Full text of "Scottish Record Society. [Publications]" See other formats. The records of the Kirk Session contain a variety of documents which detail many aspects of the daily lives of all types of people throughout Scotland from the 16th century onwards.

We are pleased to be able to offer a search service in some of the records available for this parish. However, there seems to be no evidence of the existence of "Wardlaws of the Ilk." There is a place named Wardlaw, near Beauly which has existed as early as when it was recorded as Wardelaue.

As far the surname goes, Henricus de Wardlaw, was the first on record to use the name. My name is Diane Wardlaw and I have been researching Wardlaws for 50+ years, it is my passion and a very fulfilling occupation. I have written four books on the Wardlaws, one on the America Wardlaws and three on their ancestors in Scotland.

I have three trees on ; 'America Wardlaws', 'Scotland Wardlaws' and 'Black Wardlaws'. Lindsay. Origins of the Clan. The Lindsays are descended from Danes who had come to England between the 6th and 9th centuries. After the Norman conquest of Baldric de Lindsay became a tenant under the Earl of Chester in England.

In Sir Walter Lindsay was a member of the council of David, Earl of Huntingdon who became King of Scotland. Sir Walter Lindsay’s successor, either his.

It also reiterates the connection between American Wardlaws and Wardlaws in other countries. It would be nice to have descendants of James Wardlaw (C1; b. ), Joseph Wardlaw (C5; b. ), and Margaret Wardlaw (C7;b. ) participate in the project.

It would be really nice to test some Wardlaws in Scotland!Wardlaw Chronicle Vinyl Bound – January 1, See all formats and editions Hide other formats and editions.

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