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Personal data Sir David de Lindsay Lord Of Luffness 


Household of Sir David de Lindsay Lord Of Luffness

He had a relationship with Marjory de Washington.

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Ancestors (and descendant) of David de Lindsay

Walter de Lindsay
± 1129-± 1168
Mathilde de Penthievre
1129-1158
Gerard de Limesi
± 1124-< 1185
Amicia Bidun
± 1125-> 1185
William de Lindsay
± 1148-± 1200
Eleanor Limesi
± 1156-1197

David de Lindsay
1180-1268


Marjory de Washington
1178-1250


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