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History of the Carlile Family : Paisley Branch THE CAROLE FAMILY lit i m wis /Z/. cu- i. 4^- From J. IV. CARLILE, Ponsboitrne Manor, Hertford, Herts.. February, /pop. [too Copies privately printed. National Library of Scotland •B000024663* Ponsbourne Manor House, Hertford. '• \- 2 2^ X&: icjocf r • .,•• „ a-^>v (J7d^^-dbf * '*-^ V • * HISTORY OF THE CARLILE FAMILY (PAISLEY BRANCH). .^gLiZHjg^ Armorial Bearings of James William Carlile, Esq., D.L., Registered in the Court of the Lord Lvon, Edinburgh. X" For Private Circulation. HISTORY OF THE CARLILE FAMILY (PAISLEY BRANCH) BY SOME OF ITS MEMBERS. TORTHORWALD CASTLE. 1909 s oifltndu'stcr: PK1NTRD BY WARKKN ANII SON, THE WVKF.HAM PRESS. ICJOg. preface. IV /TORE than eighty years having elapsed since the publication by Nicholas Carlisle of his Collections for a History of the Ancient Family of Carlisle, it has been thought that the present is a fitting time for the appearance of another history to carry on, so far as possible, the records of the Family, but on somewhat different lines. The number of members has now, however, become so great as to render it impossible to include in one small volume all the various branches. It has therefore been decided to limit the present work to the Paisley or (as is believed) the main stem. The early part of the subject is dealt with in an Introductory Chapter, and the later history is set out in the form of Biographical Notices alphabetically arranged, the whole being explained by a Table of Pedigree, and illustrated, so far as possible, by portraits. The project has been received with the warmest approval by members of the Family in all parts of the world, thus showing that, though distance may divide, the Clan is united now as in the past. What more eloquent testimony could there be to the need for this history ? Mr. J. W. Carlile (p. 44), who may be regarded as the father of the scheme, has given his advice in all matters of difficulty, and has approved the Introductory Chapter and Biographical Notices. Mrs. Thomas (p. 114) has drawn up the Table of Pedigree. Mrs. Templeton -Wilson (p. 1 13) has collected and arranged the photographs and undertaken the correspondence. Mr. R. Burnet Morris (p. 100) has written the Introductory Chapter, prepared the Biographical Notices and compiled the Index. Colonel T. Sturmy Cave (p. 79) has carried out all the arrangements with printers and makers of process blocks for the illustrations. Lastly, members of the Family in large numbers have lent photographs and revised Biographical Notices. Contents. PAGE Preface ----..... Front Table of Pedigree Front Introduction : Early History of the Family - Note A.— Lineage of Lady Margaret (Bruce) Wife of Sir William Carlyle - 8 Note B.—The Dormant Title, Lord Carlyle of Carlyle - 10 Note C. — Relationship of Thomas Carlyle of Chelsea to the Paisley Family Biographical - Notices !9 Index ----.... Additions and Alterations ------ TABLE OF PEDIGREE. CARLIL Pedigrees shaving the connexion with the Royal House of Scot/ail. Crinan or Cronan, Bethoc or Beatriei In I Secular Abbot of Dunkeld or Abthane of Dul (near Loch Tay), slain 1045 in a battle among the Albani. Duncan I, King of Scotland, Maldred or Hildred de Carliol, =j= Aldgitha, djolt 1040 Removed to Cumbria previously to the Slain by Macbeth Mac Finley who reigned 16 years, Norman Conquest, called de Carliol be- and was slain by Malcolm, son of Duncan. cause the Barony of Carlisle and other Buried in Iona. lands belonged to him. Malcolm III Gospatriek, Odard de ( lit David I, 1153. Earl of Northumberland. I I. Henry, Prince of Scotland. Robert de Carlyle, Rich; 1. Sheriff of Cumberland from 4-20 Henry III, 1158-1174. -+- I Malcolm IV. William the Lion. David, Earl of Ade or Adam, Matilda. Huntingdon. Died 1213, who had a charter of various lands in Annandale from William de Brus. Eudo, died 1230. I Sir William de Carlyle. William, Sapience. d. before 1274. Sir William Carlyle, =f Mafw died about 1326. I I Sir William Carlyle, Laird of Luce. Had lands from his uncle, King Robert the Bruce. Slain at Lochmaben 1333. I John Carlyle, slain at Hallidon Hill 1333. I William de Carlyle, 1396. I Sir John de Carlyle, =p 1436 Sir William Carlyle of Torthorwald, died 1463, leaving threi oni I Sir John Carlyle, 1st Lord, = (1) Elizabeth, da. of Sir Thomas Adam, ancestor of Bridekirk fi ilj d. 1503. Kirkpatrick (ancestor of ex-Empress Eugenie). (2) Janet, da. of Robert, 2nd Lord Maxwell. Was active in repelling the invasion of the Douglas in 1455, and received the lands of Pettinain in Lanarkshire for the share he took in the battle and for taking the Earl of Ormond prisoner. He had a charter of lands in Wigtownshire, 1473, and was advanced to the Peerage as Lord Carlyle of Torthorwald, taking his seat in Parlia- ment at Edinbro' 1471. Was Ambassador to France, and as a recom- pense received several grants of lands from the Crown (1477). Sheet I. FAMILY. line). I (j times), of England (Saxon line) and of France (Capetian a. of Malcolm II, King of Scotland. -^> Beatkice's Pedigkee. Kenneth Macalpin, King of Scotland, a.d. 844—860. I Constantine I, reigned 863-877. Iif Aldgitha's Pedigree. Uchtred, Earl of Northumberland. -> I Donald II, reigned 889-900. Alfred the Great. I Malcolm I, reigned 943-954. Elder. Edward the I Kenneth II, reigned 971-995. I Edmund. ~| I Malcolm II, reigned 1005-1034. I lyle, died in his father's lifetime. Edgar. Saxon Kings. Bethoc = Crinan. I Ethelred the Unready. J Elgifa =p Uchtred, Odard de Carlyle. Earl of Northumberland. Aldgitha = Hildred de Carliol. ret, Sister of King Robert Bruce, and 5th da. of Marjorie or Martha, Countess of Carrick. (See sheet II for her pedigree) Thomas, slain at the battle of Neville's Cross near Durham while gallantly defending the person of his sovereign, King David II. Susanna = Robert de Corry. e >ns and a daughter. fa ly. James, Rector of Kilpatrick in 1495. Margaret = William Douglas, 3rd Lord Drumlanrig, ancestor of the Mar- quess of Queensberry. Descent of Lady Margaret Bruce from Crinan. Henry I, King of Era if House of Capet. [ngt styled i] git Count o Sir Hildred de Karliolo, Duncan 1st of* fa 1060. Scotland, 1040. Elizabeth or Isob Odard de Carlyle. Malcolm III. Robert de Carlyle, David I, =F Maud. < 1153. Adeline. Adam de Carliol, Prince Henry of Scotland t= Adama or 1180. Eudo de Karliol. I Malcolm IV. King William David, Earl of Hun gci the Lion. Sir William Carlyle, William Carlyle, He su Eai of Sir William Carlyle = Lady Margaret Br * Duncan wjis the elder sou. Sheet II. ? Royal Houses of Scotland and France. 3rdly, Anne, da. of Jaroslaf, Eobert de Bras. Died about 1067. Grand Duke of Russia. 'ugh the Great, Adelaide, Countess of Yermandois Adam. Died 1080. I jht of his wife and Valois. i ermandois. Eobert, 1st Baron Cleveland, mar. Agnes, da. of Fulk, 2nd Baron Paga- nell of Dudley. « P William de Warenne, 2nd Earl of Surrey. Eobert Bruce Euphemia. le meschin, (meaning the younger). William, -p Christina. d. 1215. i jdon. Isobel Eobert Bruce the Noble, d. 1245. Eobert Brace the Competitor, I 1210-1295. Eobert Bruce, Marjorie or Martha, da. and heiress of ame styled in right of his wife Neil, Earl of Carriek, and widow of a >f Carriek (le vieil Comte), Adam de Kilconquhar. 1245-1304. Eobert Bruce (le jeune Comte de Carriek), born 1274, became King Eobert I of Scotland in 1306 and died 1329. David II = Joan, da. of Edward II of England. Sir William de Carlyle of T. tor Sir John Carlyle, =f 1st, Elizabeth, da. of Sir Thomas Kirkpatrick. 1st Lord Carlyle of Carlyle. 2nd, Janet, da. of Robert, Died about 1500. 2nd Lord Maxwell. 3rd, Margaret Douglas, widow of Sir Edward Maxwell of Monteith. T John, Master of Carlyle. Robert of Pettynane. John. Died before his father. Had no son. (Nothing know] William, 2nd Lord Carlyle =t= Janet Maxwell, da. of Robert of Carlyle. Died 1525. John Lord Maxwell. (nothing known). James, 3rd Lord Carlyle Janet, da. of Sir James Michael, 4th Lord Carlyle =p 1st, Janet, da. of Francis of Carlyle. Died 1529 Serimgeour of Dudhope. of Carlyle. Died 1575. Charteris of Amisfield. without issue. 2nd, Mariot Maxwell. William, =^ Janet, da. of James Michael, James, Peter, Master of Carlyle. Johnston of John- of Locharthur of Boytath (nothing Predeceased his ston in 1551. (extinct). (extinct). known). father. Elizabeth, Lady Carlyle, =p 1st, Sir James Douglas, of Born 1570. Parkhead. Died 1608. 2nd, Sir William Sinclair. James. 2 sons. Elizabeth =: JamesCarlyle, Raised to the Peerage by James VI as Died with- of New Park Lord Torthorwald, who sold the Estates out issue. in 1595. to the Drumlanrig family about 1620. The title Viscount Torthorwald is now among the titles used by the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry. ' Sheet III. ( lorwald. Adam, died defore Nov. 1500. Adam Carlyle =p Ellen, da. of Simon Had a charter from his uncle (1st of Bridekirk. Carruthers, of Lord Carlyle), of Bridekirk, etc., Mousewald. in Dumfriesshire. George. (Nothing known.) Alexander of Bridekirk. Adam. Had precept of Limekilns, Thomas. 1559. John. Elizabeth. Drowned Living in 1605. when bathing in a canal at Kellhead. Alexander, =p Sibill Carruthers. Robert or Herbert, =p Margaret Cunningham, ob. 1593 of Bridekirk, called " Lady Bridekirk (no son). b. 1558, d. 1632, in 1595. Died 1632. set. 74. Master huntsman Blanch, of Bridekirk. to James VI. Adam Carlyle =p Blanch Carlyle, James, = da. of Elizabeth of Bridekirk. of New Pai-k. His line became Lady Carlyle. extinct at the death of Dr.
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