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David Home, Laird van Wedderburn 1382–1453 – Genealogical Records

Birth Date: 1382

Birth Location: Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland

Death Date: 28 May 1453

Death Location: Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland

Father: John Dunglas

Mother:

Spouse(s): Alicia Douglas

Children(s): Sir Castle"

The story of David Home, Laird van Wedderburn began in 1382 in Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland. David Home, Laird van Wedderburn married Alicia Douglas, and had children including Sir David Home Baron Of Wedderburn Castle. David Home, Laird van Wedderburn passed away in 1453 in Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland.

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Biography

  • The story of David Home, Laird van Wedderburn began in 1382 in Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland.
  • David Home, Laird van Wedderburn married Alicia Douglas, and had children including Sir David Home Baron Of Wedderburn Castle.
  • David Home, Laird van Wedderburn passed away in 1453 in Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland.

Immediate Family

Parents

John Dunglas
1348–1385
Birth Location: –
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Spouses(s)

Alicia Douglas
1382–1450
Birth Location: Duns, Berwickshire, Scotland
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Children(s)

Sir Castle"
1407–1450
Birth Location: Wedderburn Castle, Duns, Berwickshire, Scotland
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David Wedderburn's Ancestors

Self
David Wedderburn
1382–1453
Birth Place: Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland
Parents
John Canmore Home, Laird van Dunglas
1348–1385
Grandparents
Thomas (Home, Laird van) Home
1335–1385
Great-Grandparents
2nd-Great-Grandparents

David Wedderburn's Descendants

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David (Home, Laird van) Wedderburn (1382–28 May 1453) m. Alicia Douglas (1382–1450)
  1. 1. Sir (David Home "Baron of Wedderburn) Castle" 1407–1450 m. Elizabeth Carmichael 1410–1495
    1. 1. Alexander Home 1428–1456 m. Agnes Hepburn 1429–1461
      1. 1. Alexander (I Canmore (Sir) (Lord) -- Lord Home -- 2nd Baron Home -- Canmore Lord) Home 1450–1506 m. Nicole ((Nichola) Kerr) (Home) 1473–1528
        1. 1. Sir (Alexander Caenmore Home Laird) Home 1490–1516 m. Lady (Agnes, aka Isobel, Countess of Bothwell, (Mistress King James IV Scotland),) Stewart 1472–1557 m. Katherine Stirling 1473–1526
        2. 2. John Home 1470–1547
        3. 3. Andrew Home 1502–1516
        4. 4. Lady (Mariota) Home 1465–
        5. 5. Nicolas Home 1489–
        6. 6. Elizabeth Home 1490–1544
        7. 7. Nicole Home 1485–1529
        8. 8. David (Prior Coldingham) Home 1485–1547
        9. 9. Andrew Hume 1487–
        10. 10. Sir (Thomas de) Ramsay 1474–1524
        11. 11. Anne-Alice Ramsey 1495–1584
        12. 12. Nicholas Ramsay 1488–1555
      2. 2. Sir (Robert) Montgomery 1448–1468
      3. 3. Hugh Montgomery 1445–1513
      4. 4. Elizabeth Home\Montgomery 1440–1467
      5. 5. Lady (Margaret Christian) Montgomery 1442–1493
      6. 6. John (Home) I 1455–1493
    2. 2. Sir (David Patrick) Home 1420–1480
    3. 3. Lord (Patrick) Home 1427–1480
    4. 4. Alexander Home 1427–1480
    5. 5. Sibella Home 1436–1479
    6. 6. Marion Home 1430–
    7. 7. Janet Home 1427–1472
    8. 8. Elizabeth (de) Home 1439–1512
    9. 9. Katherine Home 1428–1436
    10. 10. John, (Prior of Coldingham) Home 1427–1493
    11. 11. George (Home Laird van) Wedderburn 1430–1497
    12. 12. George (Ker) Samuelston 1428–1497

David Wedderburn's Timeline

2 Records

1382
1382
Birth of David Home, Laird van Wedderburn in Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland
Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland
1453
28 May 1453
Age 71
Death of David Home, Laird van Wedderburn in Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland
Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland

Sources

    Genealogy Event 1
    Event Type: Birth
    Event Date: 1382
    Event Place: Thurston, East Lothian, Scotland

    Genealogy Event 2
    Event Type: Death
    Event Date: 28 May 1453
    Event Place: Wedderburn, Berwickshire, Schotland
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