Reginald de Crawford

• Preferred Name: Reginald de Crawford^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]}
  
• Alternate Name: Reginald de Crawfurd
  
• Gender: M
  
• Burial: 1250 in Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland at LATI: N5.8474 LONG: E4.4395 with note: Reginald de Crawford BIRTH unknown DEATH 1250 Ayr, South Ayrshire, Scotland BURIAL Paisley Abbey Paisley, Renfrewshire, Scotland MEMORIAL ID 179867886
  
• Death: 1250 in Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland at LATI: N5.6 LONG: E4.4 with note: Cited on page 11 in "The Crawfords of Donigal as e1250
  
• Birth: 1165 in Crawford, Lanarkshire, Scotland at LATI: N5.4667 LONG: E3.65
  
• Occupation: First Sheriff of Ayshire during reign of King Alexander II1246 in Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland at LATI: N5.4587 LONG: E4.6285
  
• FSID: LDZ1-5RG
  
• Occupation: Sheriff of Ayr (during reign of King Alexander II)1246 with note: Sir Reginald de Crawford was appointed Sheriff of Ayrshire in 1246 during the reign of King Alexander II. He married Margaret Loudoun, heiress to the lands and barony of Loudoun in Ayrshire. Reginald de Crawford died about 1250. Sir Reginald is found in Bardsley's Dictionary of English and Welsh Surnames. Margaret Loudoun is found in Cockayne's Complete Peerage, VII , page 157. Reginald de Crawford retained part of the Barony. His son, John, and he were in a charter of Arnold, Abbot of Kelso, in 1140.
  
• Alternate+date+of+death: with note: Description: abt 1190 thepeerage.com: Sir Reginald de Crawford was born in 1190.2 He was the son of Galfridus (?) and unknown daughter (?)1 He married Margaret de Loudoun.2 He died in 1250.2 Child of Sir Reginald de Crawford and Margaret de Loudoun John de Crufurd+1 b. c 1222, d. c 1295 Citations [S73] William Fowle Crawford, A Crawford Family History (San Diego, California, U.S.A.: self-published, 1997), page 6. Hereinafter cited as Crawford Family History. [S443] Rootsweb, online unknown url.
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  Sir Reginald de Crawford, 1st Sheriff of Ayr
  Reginald was sheriff of Ayr and was a witness with his son Hugh to a charter from Walter the Steward to the monks of Paisley to the lands of Dalmullin about 1229, to a donation by David de Lindsay to the monastery of Newbattle which was confirmed by King Alexander II in 1232 and with his sons William, John and Adam he witnessed a charter of Hugh de Bygris in 1228/9.
  . Sir REGINALD de CRAWFORD, who made a great figure in the reign of king A¨Olexander II. by whom he was highly esteem¨Oed.
  He was appointed heretable sheriff of the county of Air; which honourable office was long enjoyed by his posterity.
  In a donation of Walter, son of Alan lord high steward of Scotland, of the lands of Dal¨Omulin, to the monastery of Paisley,* sir Regi¨Onald de Crawford sheriff of Air, Walter bi¨Oshop of Glasgow, &c. &c. are witnesses, anno 1220.
  He is witness, with several others, to a donation by the same Walter lord high stew¨Oard, ecclesiae de Dundonald,*&c. and as the said bishop is also a witness, it must have been in or before 1232, in which year the bishop died.
  He is likeways witness to a donation of David de Lindsay to the monastery of New¨Obottle, of some of his lands,*in territorio suo de Crawford, inter 1227 et 1232.
  He married Margaret, daughter and heir¨Oless of James Loudoun of that ilk, with whom he got the lands and barony of Loudoun, in Airshire, which afterwards became the chief title of his family.
  By her he left issue two sons.
  1. Sir Hugh, his heir.
  
  2. Sir John, ancestor of the family of Gar¨Onock.
  
  Sir Reginald died about the year 1250, and was succeeded by his eldest son.
  
  My Maternal 24th. Great Scottish Grandfather, Sir Reginald de Crawford
  Name: Sir Reginald de Crawford, 2nd. Laird of Loudoun, 1st. Sheriff of Ayr
  Birth: 1165 in Crawford, Lanarkshire, Scotland
  Married: before 1190 in Scotland to Margaret de Loudoun, Heiress of Loudoun
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  My Maternal 24th. Great Scottish Grandmother, Margaret de Loudoun, Heiress of Loudoun
  Name: Margaret de Loudoun, Heiress of Loudoun
  Birth: 1152 in Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland
  Married: before 1190 in Ayrshire, Scotland to Sir Reginald de Crawford
  Children: (3)
  Sir Hugh de Crawford, 2nd
  
  === Notes from wiki ===
  Sir Reginald "Sheriff of Ayr" Crawford
  Born 1253 in Loudon,Nisbet,Ayrshire,Scotlandmap
  ANCESTORS ancestors
  Son of Hugh De Crawford and Unknown Crawford
  [sibling(s) unknown]
  Husband of Cecilia (Unknown) Crawford — married 1268 [location unknown]
  DESCENDANTS descendants
  Father of Reginald Crawford, Archibald Crawford, Hugh Craufurd of Auchenames and Susan (Crawford) Campbell
  Died 1307 in Murdered by Eng at Black Parliament Of Ayrmap
  
  === !Name,Byr,pla,Title,father,Dpla,Spouse,M ===
  !Name,Byr,pla,Title,father,Dpla,Spouse,Myr,pla,child-Ancestry.com 2002(Boyd & Marker Family)(Copy)
  
  === !Aryshire 1 b p164 records of Chad Flake ===
  !Aryshire 1 b p164 records of Chad Flake, Roberta Clayton received from Annis Flake
  
  === Notes re Sir Reginald de Crawford from Geni ===
  Sir Reginald de Crawford, Sheriff of Ayr
  Also Known As: "de/"
  Birthdate: circa 1165 (64)
  Birthplace: Crawford, Ayrshire, Scotland
  Death: 1229 (60-68)
  Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland (Murdered)
  Immediate Family:
  Son of Sir Gualterus De Crawford and Unknown Unknown
  Husband of Margaret, Heiress of Loudoun
  Father of Sir John de Crawford, of Crawford-John; William Crawford; Adam Crawford and Hugh Crawford of Loudoun & Crosbie, 2nd Sheriff of Ayr
  Occupation: 1st Hereditary Sheriff of Ayr
  
  === !#189-v5-p490; !#226-v2-p144; !#1196-v1- ===
  !#189-v5-p490; !#226-v2-p144; !#1196-v1-p454; !#3809-p360; !#4752-p3,35; !sheriff of Ayr; !possible son;
  
  === Notes re Sir Reginald de Crawford from famouskin.com ===
  Reginald de Crawford
  
  19th Generation — 16th Great-grandfather of Alexander Hamilton
  Ahnentafel No: 344064
  Father: Gaulterus de Crawford
  Mother:
  Birth Date: ABT 1190
  Birth Location:
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  Death Date: ABT 1250
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  Spouse Name: Margaret de Loudoun
  Marriage Date: ABT 1210
  Marriage Location:
  Child: John Crawford
  Notes:
  The Clan Crawford Association lists the Reginald that married Margaret Loudoun as being a nephew of this Reginald. I do not know their sources.
  Sources for Reginald de Crawford
  1 thePeerage.com: A Genealogical Survey of the Peerage of Britain as Well as the Royal Families of Europe, (accessed 04/04/2011).
  2 Anderson, William, The Scottish Nation; or the Surnames, Families, Literature . . . of the People of Scotland, Vol 1. (Abe - Cur), London: A. Fullarton and Co. (1862), 700.
  3 Crawford, Fred E., The Early Ancestors of the Crawfords in America, Cambridge, Massachusetts (1940), 13, Heritage Quest (Digital Library).
  4 Robertson, George, A Genealogical Account of the Principal Families in Ayrshire, More Particulary in Cunninghame, Vol. 1, Irvine: Cunninghame Press (1823), 228.
  5 Stephens, Lucinda Frances Hammack, Crawford Genealogy: "sine labe nota", Macon, Ga: J. W. Burke Company (1936), 1, Hathi Trust Digital Library.
  
  === Notes from Geni re:5th Sheriff of Ayr ===
  Reginald Crawford of Loudon, Knight
  Also Known As: "Reginald Crawford of Loudon"
  Birthdate: circa 1269 (38)
  Birthplace: Nisbet, Ayrshire, Scotland
  Death: circa February 13, 1307 (30-46)
  Carlisle (Executed for support of Independence)
  Immediate Family:
  Son of Sir Reginald Crawford of Loudon and Cecilia de Crawford
  Father of Susanna Crawford of Loudoun
  Brother of Hugh Crawford of Auchinames; Archibald Crawford and Susan Crawford
  Occupation: Lord of Loudon, and Sheriff of Ayr, Sheriff of Ayr
  Managed by: Janet Anne Petrak (Crawford) R1B
  Last Updated: May 15, 2017
  
  === ! records of Annis Flake ===
  ! records of Annis Flake
  
  === Notes from Crawford Clan ===
  Between 1203 and 1307 Craufords have traditionally been considered to be responsible directly to the King of Scotland as the Sheriffs of Ayr. Currently existing records confirm that there were at least two Crauford Sheriffs of Ayr, both Reginald, the first and fourth of the Loudoun Crauford line. That these two Crauford Sheriffs of Ayr have existing documentary confirmation does not mean that the three other Craufords named by Crawford tradition as Sheriffs of Ayr were not so in their own time, only that no existing documentation has survived to confirm the fact of the two Hughs, son and grandson of the first Sir Reginald, and the third Reginald, son of the second Sir Reginald documented as Sheriff of Ayr (1296). This Sir Reginald, also known as Ronald in the Ragman Rolls, was executed at Carlisle in probably early 1307 along with The Bruce's two younger brothers, Thomas and Alexander. There are many gaps in the documentary evidence due to destruction and loss over the centuries because of war and natural disasters. A custom speaking in support for the tradition that there were five Crauford of Loudoun Sheriffs of Ayr is that the position of sheriff was heritable. Given that at least the first and fourth Craufords of Loudoun were Sheriffs of Ayr, and that this position ultimately went to the Campbell who married the Craufurd heiress and the position was inherited down by their male descendants through many generations, it seems likely that the rest of the descendants of the first Sheriff would also have inherited the position. Records available for other non-Craufords as Sheriffs of Ayr (between 1264 and 1314) primarily document them as briefly holding the position during the period of Edward I's invasions and domination of Scotland. King Edward intervened actively in naming men loyal to him to positions and holdings. During this period of time it is not likely anyone suspect as a Scottish loyalist would have been able to retain his possessions whether public position or land holdings. Counter claims are well documented, including one in which the guardianship of Susanna and Alyse was disputed.
  
  === Reginald de Crawford, probably the son o ===
  Reginald de Crawford, probably the son of Galfridus above mentioned, is witness in 1228 to a charter of Richard le Bard (the original of the name of Baird) to the monastery of Kelso. Reginald was succeeded by his second son, Sir John de Crawford, designed dominus de condern, miles, in several donations to the monasteries of Kelso and Newbottle. [The Scottish Nation I:700]
  
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  Sir Reginald de Crawford, who was a witness to a charter of Richard le Bard of the monastery of Kelso, with his three sons, William, John, and Adam, anno 1228. Of what became of William and Adam, no account can be given, but Sir Reginald was succeeded by his son John. [The Crawfords in America p11]
  
  === Sheriff ===
  1st Sheriff of Ayr. 1203
  
  === Sir Reginald was hereditary Sheriff of A ===
  Sir Reginald was hereditary Sheriff of Ayrshire during the reign ofAlexander II
  
  === !MARRIAGE: "Crawford Genealogies" by Luc ===
  !MARRIAGE: "Crawford Genealogies" by Lucinda Frances Stephens
  
  === Sir Reginald de Crawford, who, about 120 ===
  Sir Reginald de Crawford, who, about 1200, married Margaret de Loudoun, the heiress of the extensive barony of Loudoun in Ayrshire. He was the first vice-comes or high sheriff of the county of Ayr, an office hereditary in his family. In consequence of this marriage he quartered the arms of Loudoun with his own. He witnessed a donation of David de Lindsay to the monastery of Newbattle, confirmed by Alexander the Second in 1220. It was under this Sir Reginald, as hereditary sheriff principal of Ayrshier, that the three balliwicks of Carrick, Kyle, and Cunningham were first formed inot a county, in 1221. [The Scottish Nation I:700]
  
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  Sir Reginald Crauford, Sheirff of Ayr, probably born about 1165, was perhaps the son of JOhn, stepson of Baldwin de Bigger, who obtained the barony of Craufordjohn in Lanarkshire. He was a witness, with his son Hugh, to a charter by Walter the Steward to the monks of Paisley of the lands of Dalmullin, circa 1229, also to a donation by David de Lindsay to the monastery of Newbattle, which was confirmed by King Alexander II in 1232, and with his sons William, John, and Adam, to a charter of Hugh de Bygris, dated 1228-29. [The Scots Peerage V:488]
  
  === 1 _FSFTID L87Z-NBR ===
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  === Known as Lord Reginald de Crawford of Lo ===
  Known as Lord Reginald de Crawford of Loudoun

• m. BEF 1190 in Ayrshire, Scotland

1. Margaret de Crawford, b. ABT 1208 in Breneville Castle, Ayrshire, Scotland     d. ABT 1274 in Mordington, Berwickshire, Scotland, United Kingdom
2. Hugh De Crawford, b. 1190 in Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland     d. 21 SEP 1255 in Loudoun, Ayrshire, Scotland

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