Nielsen Hayden genealogy
Patrick de Graham
- Aft 1466
Generation: 1
Generation: 3
Generation: 4
Generation: 5
Generation: 6
1. Patrick de Graham (son of Alexander Graham); died after 24 Jun 1466. Family/Spouse: Christian Erskine. Christian (daughter of Robert Erskine and (Unknown) Stewart) died after 1478. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
Children:- William Graham was born about 1426; died about 1471.
2. Alexander Graham (son of William de Graham and (Unknown first wife of William Graham)); died between 14 Mar 1416 and 8 Jan 1422. Other Events and Attributes:
- Alternate death: Bef 1420
Children:
- 1. Patrick de Graham died after 24 Jun 1466.
Generation: 3
4. William de Graham was born in of Kincardine, Fife, Scotland (son of Patrick de Graham and Matilda); died in 1424. Notes:
"[W]as from 1411 to 1416 employed in negotiations with England, and may possibly have been created a Lord of Parliament [LORD GRAHAM] [S.] by the Regent Albany [1419 ?], with whom he was in great favour, such grant being con?rmed by the King (after his return to his kingdom) either to him or to his grandson and heir." [Complete Peerage, citation details below]
William married (Unknown first wife of William Graham). [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
5. (Unknown first wife of William Graham) Children:
- 2. Alexander Graham died between 14 Mar 1416 and 8 Jan 1422.
Generation: 4
8. Patrick de Graham (son of David de Graham); died in 1400. Patrick married Matilda. Matilda died before 1384. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
9. Matilda died before 1384. Children:
- 4. William de Graham was born in of Kincardine, Fife, Scotland; died in 1424.
Generation: 5
16. David de Graham (son of David de Graham); died after 30 Nov 1376. Children:
- 8. Patrick de Graham died in 1400.
Generation: 6
32. David de Graham (son of Patrick de Graham and Annabella); died about 1330. Other Events and Attributes:
- Alternate death: Abt 1329
Notes:
"Patrick Graham's son, David, who had fought with his father at Dunbar and was taken prisoner after the battle, succeeded. He continued to uphold the Balliol cause, and it was the killing of his patron, Sir John Comyn, by Robert Bruce, that explains his reluctance to espouse Bruce's cause and led to a period of English service. Following Bannockburn, however, Graham accepted the political situation and returned to serve Robert I, appending his seal to the declaration of Arbroath in 1320. In 1325 he exchanged lands in the earldom of Carrick with the king, for which he received lands including Old Montrose in the sheriffdom of Forfar." [Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, citation details below]
Children:
- Margaret Graham
- 16. David de Graham died after 30 Nov 1376.