Agnes Dunbar

• Preferred Name: Agnes Dunbar
  
• Gender: F
  
• FSID: GWVH-7GG
  
• Death: BEF OCT 1378 in Scotland
  
• Birth: ABT 1333 in Berwickshire, Scotland at LATI: N5.75 LONG: E2.5
  
• Notes:

  === Life Sketch ===
  «b»Biography«/b»
  Agnes is the daughter of John Dunbar, brother of the childless Sir Patrick Dunbar, 8th Earl of Dunbar and March, by Isabel Randolph, daughter of Thomas, 1st Earl of Moray.
  
  In a charter dated August 23, 1369 by George de Dunbarre, [9th] Earl [of Dunbar and] March, he grants to John Mautalent, for his homage and service, all his lands and tenements of his barony of Tybres [Tibbers] with their whole pertinents, to wit, the town (villam) of Tybres with the dominical lands and mill, multures and sequels, Glengerrok, Auchyngasylle, Auchynawht, Auchbynbany, Dubillay, Klochyngare, Knokbaen, Penpont, with mill, multures and sequels, and all his lands lying between Scharre and Schynnylle with all their pertinents, excepting to the granter and his heirs, his messauge, the moat (monte) of the Castle of Tybris, with Dalgernok, and the lands of the free tenants lying within the foresaid lands; to be holden by the said John and Robert, his son, born of the granter's sister Agnes, and the heir or heirs proceeding from the said Robert, of the granter and his heirs whomsoever, for rendering three suits yearly at the granter's court of Tybres, and to the King forensic service, so much as belonged to the lands. A clause of warrandice engages to defend the lands "contra omnes exules tam hominess quam feminas nunc ad fidem et pacem Regis Anglie existents". Seal appended at the granter's Castle of Dunbarre, 23 August 1369; witnesses, David, Dean of the granter's collegiate church of Dunbarre, Masters Thomas of Harcars, Patrick of Hebburne, canons of thereof, Sir John of Crumby, Sir John of Futheneuyn, Sir Alan of Borthewyk, Sir Robert of Fenwyk, canons thereof; Sirs Walter and Alexander of Halyburton, Patrick of Polword, Patrick of Hebburne, knights, Alexander of Ryclyngtoun, John of Lyle, Hugh Adamson, Robert Lethe, and Thomas, the granter's clerk.
  
  === Relationship ===
  my 20th g-grandmother

• m. ABT 1360 in Lauder, Berkshire, Scotland

1. Robert Maitland of Thirlestane, b. 1369 in Lauder, Berwickshire, Scotland     d. 1435 in Lennoxlove, Haddingtonshire, Scotland