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Henry Wardlaw of Torrie

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37:. In later life John Wardlaw became incapable of managing his affairs. During a court case brought by his younger brother William, witnesses described various details of John Wardlaw's skills and activities as a wealthy laird in Fife. 22:
He was a son of John Wardlaw of Torrie (died June 1557) and Elizabeth Beaton (died 1558), a daughter of John Beaton of Balfour and Mary Boswell. Torrie is in
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Henry Wardlaw married Alison Hume. His second wife was Katherine Lundy, a daughter of John Lundy of that ilk, a keeper of
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Nicolas Wardlaw, a daughter who was a companion of Mary, Queen of Scots. There were discussions that she might marry
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Cuthbert Wardlaw in Balmule, who married Katherine Dalgleish. Their son was
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and Janet Durie. His father granted him the lands of Torrie on 9 June 1566.
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The Wardlaws in Scotland: A History of the Wardlaws of Wilton and Torrie
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in 1562. She married Patrick Wood of Bonnytoun in Angus. Her daughter
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in 1568. He was involved in the death of James Ballany at the battle.
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Andrew Wardlaw of Torrie, who married Janet Durie, a daughter of
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Elizabeth Beaton, Lady Torrie was a sister of Cardinal
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Henry Wardlaw's daughter Nicholas was a companion of
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A Kindly Place? Living in Sixteenth-Century Scotland
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Index

Torryburn
Fife
David Beaton
Mary, Queen of Scots
battle of Langside
Regent Moray
James Cunningham of Drumwuhassill
Stirling Castle
David Seton of Parbroath
Margaret Wood
Anne of Denmark
Henry Kemp of Thomastoun
Henry Wardlaw of Pitreavie
James Balfour Paul
Categories
People from Torryburn
16th-century Scottish landowners
Scottish courtiers
Court of Mary, Queen of Scots

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