Individual Details
Patrick Hepburn of Dunsyre Knight
(Abt 1412 - 6 Dec 1482)
Lord Hailes, Sheriff of Berwick
Sir Patrick Hepburn of Dunsyre, 1st Lord Hailes (died 1483) was the feudal lord of Hailes and its castle in Haddingtonshire and a Lord of Parliament.
Parents: son of Sir Adam Hepburn of Hailes, Knt., by his spouse Janet (her 1st marriage), daughter of Sir William Borthwick ('the elder') of that Ilk.
Links
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Hepburn,_1st_Lord_Hailes
References
* The Scots Peerage by Sir James Balfour Paul, Edinburgh, 1905, 'Bothwell' p.141/2.
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Sir Patrick Hepburn was the son of Sir Adam Hepburn of Hailes, Knt., by his spouse Janet (her 1st marriage), daughter of Sir William Borthwick of that Ilk. On June 29, 1444, he had a charter from William Douglas, 8th Earl of Douglas, of certain lands in the lordship of Dunsyre, Lanarkshire, and was subsequently known by this designation until he became Lord Hailes. A charter dated 20 July 1456 mentions Patrick Hepburn Lord Hailes, and is witnessed by his brothers, William and George Hepburn.
Before his father's death in 1446, he took possession of Dunbar Castle, without authority; Joan Beaufort, the Queen-Dowager, resided there for some time while he held it. But after her death there on July 15, 1445 he evacuated the place. On December 19, 1450 he had a charter of the lands of Little Lamberton, commonly called Sherfbygyn, in Berwickshire.
On December 20, 1451 he had a Crown charter of the Lordship of Hailes and other lordships and lands, which his predecessors formerly held in heritage of the Earls of March, who again held them of the Crown in chief; also the lands of Prendergast and others in the sheriffdom of Berwick, with all rights in the lands formerly held by George de Dunbar, 11th Earl of March, and forfeited by him:- the whole erected into a free barony to be called the feudal barony of Hailes. Between October 1452 and June 1453 he was created a Lord of Parliament as Lord Hailes.
He was one of the conservators of truces with England in the years 1449, 1451-7 and 1459, was confirmed as Sheriff of Berwickshire on May 20, 1452, and was the last Scottish Keeper & Captain, for less than a year in 1482, of Berwick Castle.
His grandson Patrick (who would become the first Earl of Bothwell) succeeded him as Lord of Hailes, as his eldest son Adam predeceased him. Of his six sons and three daughters, John established Saint Leonards College in Saint Andrews.
Name Suffix: Baron of Hailes
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:8J5P-M2
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Name Suffix: Baron of Hailes
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:8J5P-M2
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Patrick Hepburn
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sir Patrick Hepburn (d. 1483) lived in the fifteenth century and had estates in Lanarkshire and Berwickshire. He was the feudal lord of Hailes.
His grandson Patrick (who would become the first Earl of Bothwell) succeeded him as Lord of Hailes, as his eldest son Adam predeceased him. Another of his sons, John established Saint Leonards College in Saint Andrews.
Sir Patrick Hepburn, 1st Lord of Hailes, so created between 31 Oct 1452 and 14 June 1453; [may have had a 1st wife before Ellen Wallace]. [Burke's Peerage]
Name Suffix: Baron of Hailes
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:8J5P-M2
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Name Suffix: Baron of Hailes
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:8J5P-M2
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Sir Patrick Hepburn of Dunsyre, 1st Lord Hailes (died 1483) was the feudal lord of Hailes and its castle in Haddingtonshire and a Lord of Parliament.
Parents: son of Sir Adam Hepburn of Hailes, Knt., by his spouse Janet (her 1st marriage), daughter of Sir William Borthwick ('the elder') of that Ilk.
Links
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Hepburn,_1st_Lord_Hailes
References
* The Scots Peerage by Sir James Balfour Paul, Edinburgh, 1905, 'Bothwell' p.141/2.
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Sir Patrick Hepburn was the son of Sir Adam Hepburn of Hailes, Knt., by his spouse Janet (her 1st marriage), daughter of Sir William Borthwick of that Ilk. On June 29, 1444, he had a charter from William Douglas, 8th Earl of Douglas, of certain lands in the lordship of Dunsyre, Lanarkshire, and was subsequently known by this designation until he became Lord Hailes. A charter dated 20 July 1456 mentions Patrick Hepburn Lord Hailes, and is witnessed by his brothers, William and George Hepburn.
Before his father's death in 1446, he took possession of Dunbar Castle, without authority; Joan Beaufort, the Queen-Dowager, resided there for some time while he held it. But after her death there on July 15, 1445 he evacuated the place. On December 19, 1450 he had a charter of the lands of Little Lamberton, commonly called Sherfbygyn, in Berwickshire.
On December 20, 1451 he had a Crown charter of the Lordship of Hailes and other lordships and lands, which his predecessors formerly held in heritage of the Earls of March, who again held them of the Crown in chief; also the lands of Prendergast and others in the sheriffdom of Berwick, with all rights in the lands formerly held by George de Dunbar, 11th Earl of March, and forfeited by him:- the whole erected into a free barony to be called the feudal barony of Hailes. Between October 1452 and June 1453 he was created a Lord of Parliament as Lord Hailes.
He was one of the conservators of truces with England in the years 1449, 1451-7 and 1459, was confirmed as Sheriff of Berwickshire on May 20, 1452, and was the last Scottish Keeper & Captain, for less than a year in 1482, of Berwick Castle.
His grandson Patrick (who would become the first Earl of Bothwell) succeeded him as Lord of Hailes, as his eldest son Adam predeceased him. Of his six sons and three daughters, John established Saint Leonards College in Saint Andrews.
Name Suffix:
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Name Suffix:
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Patrick Hepburn
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sir Patrick Hepburn (d. 1483) lived in the fifteenth century and had estates in Lanarkshire and Berwickshire. He was the feudal lord of Hailes.
His grandson Patrick (who would become the first Earl of Bothwell) succeeded him as Lord of Hailes, as his eldest son Adam predeceased him. Another of his sons, John established Saint Leonards College in Saint Andrews.
Sir Patrick Hepburn, 1st Lord of Hailes, so created between 31 Oct 1452 and 14 June 1453; [may have had a 1st wife before Ellen Wallace]. [Burke's Peerage]
Name Suffix:
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Name Suffix:
REFN: HWS43164
Ancestral File Number:
OBJE: C:\Legacy\Pictures\C_baron1.GIF
Events
| Birth | Abt 1412 | Hailes Castle, Prestonkirk, East Lothian, Scotland | |||
| Marriage | 1433 | Scotland - Ellen "Lady Ellen Wallace - Hepburn" Wallace of Elderslie | |||
| Burial | Dec 1482 | ||||
| Death | 6 Dec 1482 | Hailes Castle, Prestonkirk, East Lothian, Scotland |
Families
| Spouse | Ellen "Lady Ellen Wallace - Hepburn" Wallace of Elderslie (1414 - 1482) |
| Child | Alison Hepburn of Dunsyre (1454 - ) |