Individual Details
Henricus Edmundiston
(1249 - 1347)
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== Biography ==
* Father: H. de Edmundistum.
* '''"System of Heraldry"''', Page: 241., by Alexander Nisbet, "gent., 1816., ("Edmonstone of that Ilk, now designated of Edham ''or'' three crescents ''gules''; supported by two camels, proper; and for crest, a camel's head and neck. Workman's Manuscript.") ("The first of his family is said to have been one '''Admundus''', who came with Queen Margaret to Scotland, and to have got from King Malcolm III. some lands near Edinburg, called after him '''Admunstoun, or Edmistoun''', witch became the surname of the family.")
* "'''Genealogy of the Lairds of Ednam, and Duntreith"''', Glasgow, 1699, reprinted by James Mardment, Edinburg, 1824. 18 mo. "The name of '''Edmonstone''' first appeared in the county of Mid-Lothian in the beginning of the thirteenth century. Tradition would, indeed, derive it 150 years earlier from '''Edmundus''' of the family of the Counts Egmont of Flanders, who is said to have come to Scotland in the reign of Malcolm Canmore, and to have had a grant from David I. The earliest appearance of the name Edmonstone is in a charter where Henry de Edmonstone is styled "Filius E," (The surname of Edmonstone derived from the lands of that name in the parish of newton Mid-lothian is one of great antiquity in Scotland. It certainly is as old as the reign of Alex II. '''Henricus de Edmonstone is mentioned in a charter of 1212'''. the origin of the name is "Edmund's Town." --Scotish Irish in America. Chas. Hanna, Vol. 2, p.414.) this may have been the very Edmond who thus founded the family, and gave his name to the lands.
* The name is also recorded in 1248 when '''Henricus de Edmundiston''' was witness to a charter.
* In 1359, in the reign of David II, an inquest before the Baillie of Musselborough, declared that "Henricus de Edmundiston" had died and that "Johannes de Edmundiston" was his legitimate son and heir. It added that he held land of the Abbey of Dumfermline.
* The first notice of the name with a date attached is found in a charter, to which '''Henricus de Edmoundiston''' is witness, of the year 1248 (Alexander III.), from which time there is every reason to believe it continued to be the principal residence of the elder line, styled of: "that ilk" and " of Edenham," for four centuries, till finally disposed of early in the seventeenth century.
== Sources ==
* [http://www.edmonstone.com/ The Family Edmonstone of Duntreath] by: Sir Archibald Edmonstone 3rd. Bt.. Published 1875. Edited and with additions by Mary McGrigor, F.S.A. Scot. Published in 1996. WWW © Copyright. Designer: www.hartwooditconsulting.com Hosting: www.HITCHosting.net
* http://www.archive.org/details/genealogicalaccoOOinedmo Genealogical Account of the The Family Of Edmonstone Of Duntreath by: Sir Archibald Of Duntreath Baronet. April 1851 archive.org Page: 2.
* [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011274175;view=1up;seq=327 Page 239-240., " The surnames of Scotland, their origin meaning and history ... Black, George Fraser, 1866-1948." hathitrust.org].
* Registrum S. Marie de Neubotle 1140-1525., Page: 293, 301, 302. '''Henr de Edmoundifton'''.
* Zimmerman, Waters and allied families., p. 76., Filmframe: 99., The following account of the family Edmonstone is taken from the''' "Statistical Account of Scotland"'''., Vol. 8, p. 77. Other sources of information concerning it can be found in '''"System of Heraldry"''' Page: 241 +?. by Alexander Nisbet, gent., 1816. "'''Betham's Barontage of England'''", Vol. 3rd. "'''Collectanea Genealogica'''", Vol. 2, Foster, and the "'''Genealogy of the Lairds of Ednam, and Duntreith"''', Glasgow, 1699, reprinted by James Mardment, Edinburg, 1824. 18 mo. "The name of '''Edmonstone''' first appeared in the county of Mid-Lothian in the beginning of the thirteenth century. Tradition would, indeed, derive it 150 years earlier from '''Edmundus''' of the family of the Counts Egmont of Flanders, who is said to have come to Scotland in the reign of Malcolm Canmore, and to have had a grant from David I., of the said lands, to witch he gave his name; but there is no authority for this whatever; and it seems more than probable that the powerful race of Seton was the parent stock, as the whole district round was in possession of that family, and the arms are identical--and as the earliest appearance of the name Edmonstone is in a charter where Henry de Edmonstone is styled "Filius E," (The surname of Edmonstone derived from the lands of that name in the parish of newton Mid-lothian is one of great antiquity in Scotland. It certainly is as old as the reign of Alex II. '''Henricus de Edmonstone is mentioned in a charter of 1212'''. the origin of the name is "Edmund's Town." --Scotish Irish in America. Chas. Hanna, Vol. 2, p.414.) this may have been the very Edmond who thus founded the family, and gave his name to the lands. [http://interactive.ancestry.com/12920/dvm_GenMono001997-00052-0/96?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/71840582/person/200023741690/facts/citation/700093757986/edit/record ancestry.com] Viewed by: [[Vickery-352 | John P Vickery IV]] on 12 Aug 2016.
=== Notes & Further Study Needed ===
*Erik Emundsson (Erik V) "Weatherhat" Edmundsson formerly Munsö aka King of Sweden and Goten http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Muns%C3%B6-2
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Anundsson Eric Anundsson or Eymundsson en.wikipedia.org] , [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Emundson-1 Eric Anundsson or Eymundsson wikitree.com]
*House of Munsö https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Muns%C3%B6
*Erik Väderhatt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Weatherhat
* List of legendary kings of Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_kings_of_Sweden
* Odin / Óðinn / Wōden / Wuotan / Wōtan / wōđanaz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin .
* Odin (Woutan, Woden), King of Scandanavia http://www.cft-win.com/getperson.php?personID=I008208
* King Odin (son of King Fredalaf Frithuwald and Beltsa) was born Abt. 215 in Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/a/r/e/Charles-L-Arendts-ID/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0827.html
* WAS ODIN A GENUINE HUMAN BEING? http://www.wilmer-t.net/fornnorden/AncientNordic/HumanOdin.html
* Ynglingatal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynglingatal
* Caesar Augustus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustus
* ''This profile is a collaborative work-in-progress. Can you contribute information or sources?''
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== Biography ==
* Father: H. de Edmundistum.
* '''"System of Heraldry"''', Page: 241., by Alexander Nisbet, "gent., 1816., ("Edmonstone of that Ilk, now designated of Edham ''or'' three crescents ''gules''; supported by two camels, proper; and for crest, a camel's head and neck. Workman's Manuscript.") ("The first of his family is said to have been one '''Admundus''', who came with Queen Margaret to Scotland, and to have got from King Malcolm III. some lands near Edinburg, called after him '''Admunstoun, or Edmistoun''', witch became the surname of the family.")
* "'''Genealogy of the Lairds of Ednam, and Duntreith"''', Glasgow, 1699, reprinted by James Mardment, Edinburg, 1824. 18 mo. "The name of '''Edmonstone''' first appeared in the county of Mid-Lothian in the beginning of the thirteenth century. Tradition would, indeed, derive it 150 years earlier from '''Edmundus''' of the family of the Counts Egmont of Flanders, who is said to have come to Scotland in the reign of Malcolm Canmore, and to have had a grant from David I. The earliest appearance of the name Edmonstone is in a charter where Henry de Edmonstone is styled "Filius E," (The surname of Edmonstone derived from the lands of that name in the parish of newton Mid-lothian is one of great antiquity in Scotland. It certainly is as old as the reign of Alex II. '''Henricus de Edmonstone is mentioned in a charter of 1212'''. the origin of the name is "Edmund's Town." --Scotish Irish in America. Chas. Hanna, Vol. 2, p.414.) this may have been the very Edmond who thus founded the family, and gave his name to the lands.
* The name is also recorded in 1248 when '''Henricus de Edmundiston''' was witness to a charter.
* In 1359, in the reign of David II, an inquest before the Baillie of Musselborough, declared that "Henricus de Edmundiston" had died and that "Johannes de Edmundiston" was his legitimate son and heir. It added that he held land of the Abbey of Dumfermline.
* The first notice of the name with a date attached is found in a charter, to which '''Henricus de Edmoundiston''' is witness, of the year 1248 (Alexander III.), from which time there is every reason to believe it continued to be the principal residence of the elder line, styled of: "that ilk" and " of Edenham," for four centuries, till finally disposed of early in the seventeenth century.
== Sources ==
* [http://www.edmonstone.com/ The Family Edmonstone of Duntreath] by: Sir Archibald Edmonstone 3rd. Bt.. Published 1875. Edited and with additions by Mary McGrigor, F.S.A. Scot. Published in 1996. WWW © Copyright. Designer: www.hartwooditconsulting.com Hosting: www.HITCHosting.net
* http://www.archive.org/details/genealogicalaccoOOinedmo Genealogical Account of the The Family Of Edmonstone Of Duntreath by: Sir Archibald Of Duntreath Baronet. April 1851 archive.org Page: 2.
* [https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015011274175;view=1up;seq=327 Page 239-240., " The surnames of Scotland, their origin meaning and history ... Black, George Fraser, 1866-1948." hathitrust.org].
* Registrum S. Marie de Neubotle 1140-1525., Page: 293, 301, 302. '''Henr de Edmoundifton'''.
* Zimmerman, Waters and allied families., p. 76., Filmframe: 99., The following account of the family Edmonstone is taken from the''' "Statistical Account of Scotland"'''., Vol. 8, p. 77. Other sources of information concerning it can be found in '''"System of Heraldry"''' Page: 241 +?. by Alexander Nisbet, gent., 1816. "'''Betham's Barontage of England'''", Vol. 3rd. "'''Collectanea Genealogica'''", Vol. 2, Foster, and the "'''Genealogy of the Lairds of Ednam, and Duntreith"''', Glasgow, 1699, reprinted by James Mardment, Edinburg, 1824. 18 mo. "The name of '''Edmonstone''' first appeared in the county of Mid-Lothian in the beginning of the thirteenth century. Tradition would, indeed, derive it 150 years earlier from '''Edmundus''' of the family of the Counts Egmont of Flanders, who is said to have come to Scotland in the reign of Malcolm Canmore, and to have had a grant from David I., of the said lands, to witch he gave his name; but there is no authority for this whatever; and it seems more than probable that the powerful race of Seton was the parent stock, as the whole district round was in possession of that family, and the arms are identical--and as the earliest appearance of the name Edmonstone is in a charter where Henry de Edmonstone is styled "Filius E," (The surname of Edmonstone derived from the lands of that name in the parish of newton Mid-lothian is one of great antiquity in Scotland. It certainly is as old as the reign of Alex II. '''Henricus de Edmonstone is mentioned in a charter of 1212'''. the origin of the name is "Edmund's Town." --Scotish Irish in America. Chas. Hanna, Vol. 2, p.414.) this may have been the very Edmond who thus founded the family, and gave his name to the lands. [http://interactive.ancestry.com/12920/dvm_GenMono001997-00052-0/96?backurl=http://person.ancestry.com/tree/71840582/person/200023741690/facts/citation/700093757986/edit/record ancestry.com] Viewed by: [[Vickery-352 | John P Vickery IV]] on 12 Aug 2016.
=== Notes & Further Study Needed ===
*Erik Emundsson (Erik V) "Weatherhat" Edmundsson formerly Munsö aka King of Sweden and Goten http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Muns%C3%B6-2
* [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Anundsson Eric Anundsson or Eymundsson en.wikipedia.org] , [http://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Emundson-1 Eric Anundsson or Eymundsson wikitree.com]
*House of Munsö https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Muns%C3%B6
*Erik Väderhatt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Weatherhat
* List of legendary kings of Sweden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_legendary_kings_of_Sweden
* Odin / Óðinn / Wōden / Wuotan / Wōtan / wōđanaz https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Odin .
* Odin (Woutan, Woden), King of Scandanavia http://www.cft-win.com/getperson.php?personID=I008208
* King Odin (son of King Fredalaf Frithuwald and Beltsa) was born Abt. 215 in Asgard, Asia or Eastern Europe http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/a/r/e/Charles-L-Arendts-ID/WEBSITE-0001/UHP-0827.html
* WAS ODIN A GENUINE HUMAN BEING? http://www.wilmer-t.net/fornnorden/AncientNordic/HumanOdin.html
* Ynglingatal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynglingatal
* Caesar Augustus https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augustus
* ''This profile is a collaborative work-in-progress. Can you contribute information or sources?''
Events
| Birth | 1249 | Edmundiston, Cambusneathan, Lanarkshire, Scotland | |||
| Death | 1347 | Edenham, Cambusneathan, Lanarkshire, Scotland | |||
| Reference No | 13767242 | ||||
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| Reference No | 60 |
Families
| Child | Henry Edmundiston (1299 - 1359) |