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Armstrong Elliot Nixon Crozier Middle March Douglas Hawick Cavers M193 Little Glendinning

Shows that today Douglas and Elliot are concentrated near Hawick- Cavers, Stobs, and Fatlipps (once Ellot). Middle March Clans of Armstrong, Elliot, Nixon, and Crozier, Hermitage Castle passed from Douglas Earls of Angus is of Hepburn. Glendinning-Little-Elliot likely for a lot of them adopted R-L193 Y-DNA in region. At time of Douglas in region the Armystrand-Armistrang-Armystrong were the army of the Douglas, and Scotland, and the Elwald-Ellot soldiered The Hermitage Castle of the Douglas Earls of Angus.

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Comment by William Douglas 8 hours ago: What date range does this map represent? Boundaries constantly changed.

I note that Bonjedward and Timpendean have not been included

See page 37 for more:
https://www.douglashistory.co.uk/history/image_folder/maps/Douglas%...

Comment by Mark Stephen Elliott 12 hours ago: It should be noted that Gorrenberry is not in the hands of the Ellot, is is after Border Pacification. My family in 1630 is on the County Fermanagh, Ulster, Ireland, muster, of Monea Castle of a widow Mrs Hamilton, Charles II, Anglican Royalists, of a Somerville family strong house of Tullykelter. Became a Cromwelling POW to Harvard Puritans, the Stone family of Cambridge. John Stone of Stone's End, Saxoniville, Framingham, MA is buried in the Old Harvard Cemetery as oldest son next to his father I understand, that of Gregory Stone. Though linguistically speaking towards the Scot of James VI of Scotland and James I of England, and the Bauld Buccleuch a descendant of Sir Walter Scot the Duke of Buccleuch, family of Mt Ayr, of course like Abe (a name the Jewish people do not seem to use for their children, but now deceased brother Bob has son called Abe for Abraham), Abe Lincoln we like Bobby Burns which wrote in the Scotch. Seems like those Crozier like the name Quinton.

Mark

Comment by Mark Stephen Elliott on October 23, 2024 at 22:04

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