McDonald and Potts family tree - black Hebrew Yahya » John Gilnockie Armstrong of Gilknockie DNA7 matched (1480-1530)

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   John Gilnockie Armstrong of Gilknockie<br>Gender: Male<br>Alias name: Johnnie of Gilknockie he was somewhat of a legend<br>Birth: Circa 1480 - House Gilnockie Hall, The Borders, Scotland <br>Marriage: Spouse: Elizabeth Graham of Montrose - 1518 - Scotland<br>Death: June 8 1530 - Caerlanrig, Scotland Whitbaugh, Scotland <br>Burial: 1529 - Scotland<br>Father: Alexander Armstrong, 6th Lord of Mangerton<br>Mother: Maria Armstrong (born Sumac)<br>Wife: Elizabeth Graham of Montrose<br>Children: Symon Armstrong, David Armstrong, Martin Armstrong, Christopher (John's Christy) Armstrong, Thomas Armstrong, William Of chingils Armstrong, Col. William Armstrong, <br>Siblings: Thomas Armstrong, George Armstrong, Robert Armstrong, Andro Armstrong, William Armstrong, John Armstrong, Alexander Armstrong, Christopher Armstrong

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   John Armstrong<br>Birth name: John Armstrong, Lord of Giltknock Hall (Gilnockie)<br>Nick name: Johnnie of Gilnockie<br>Also known as: Johnnie Armstrong<br>Gender: Male<br>Birth: 1480 - Gilnockie Hall, The Borders, Scotland<br>Christening: Scotland<br>Marriage: Spouse: Lady Elizabeth Graham of Montrose - 1518 - Scotland<br>Death: Scotland Hung by 17yr old King James V - Caerlanrig, Whithaugh, Scotland<br>Death: June 8 1530 - Caerlanrig,Teviothead, Scottish Borders, Scotland<br>Burial: 1530 - Scotland<br>There seems to be an issue with this person's relatives. View this person on FamilySearch to see this information.<br>&nbsp; Additional information: CauseofDeath:In 1530, John & 24 to 36 of his men were hanged by the order of King James V at Caelanrig Chapel in Scotland because of their plundering & robbing activities.LifeSketch:John was called 'The Strong' had 5 sons. John was Robin (Robyn Hood) of the Border, and the stories of his exploits run through all Scottish literature and Sir Walter Scott makes frequent reference to him. John was granted lands in Eskdale, & Dumfrieshire Scotland 8/4/1525 by Robert, Lord of Maxwell. (Book of Carlsvsverock vol. 2, p. 479 #102) Pamphlet on Debatable Lands by Thomas Carlyle. John had several times challenged King James V of England, to a duel, and John was considered an embarrassment to the Crown of England, so King James V, declared him an outlaw. King James V men, trapped John in Whithaugh, Scotland with a few of John's men, and without a trial, hung them on the spot. Source-Chronicles of the Armstrongs p. 328 & 354. Source- Armstrong House of Langholm. Item 3. Source- Chart of the Ten Lords of Mangerton Castle. Source- Notable Southern Families by Zella Armstrong states " All the Armstrongs of Ireland in the Seventeenth Century are decended from John, and all the American Armstrongs, who trace through the Scotch-Irish Clan." Source- The Armstrong Family History of Lancaster Co., Pa. by Mrs. Mae Armstrong Simon (Historian)in his hall. He had horse and harness for them all, Goodly studs were all milke-white; O the golden bands an about their necks, And their weapons, they were all alike. Newes then was brought unto the king That there was sicke a won as hee, That livëd lyke a bold out-law, And robbëd all the north country. The king he writt an a letter then, A letter which was large and long; He signëd it with his owne hand, And he promised to doe him no wrong. When this letter came Jonnë untill, His heart was as blyth as birds on the tree: Never was I sent for before any king, My father, my grandfather, nor none but mee. And if wee goe the king before, I would we went most orderly; Every man of you shall have his scarlet cloak, Laced with silver laces three. Every won of you shall have his velvett coat, Laced with silver lace so white; O the golden bands an about your necks, Black hatts, white feathers, all alyke. By the morrow morning at ten of the clock, Towards Edenburough gon was hee, And with him all his eight score men; Good Lord, it was a goodly sight for to see! When Jonnë came befower the king, He fell downe on his knee; O pardon, my soveraine leige, he said, O pardon, my eight score men and mee. Thou shalt have no pardon, thou traytor strong For thy eight score men nor thee; For tomorrow morning by ten of the clock, Both thou and them shall hang on the gallow tree. But Jonnë looked over his left shoulder, Good Lord, what a grevious look looked hee! Saying, Asking grace of a graceless face - Why there is none for you nor me? But Jonnë had a bright sword by his side, And it was made of the mettle so free, That had not the king stept his foot a side, He had smitten his head from his faire boddë. Saying, Fight on, my merry men all, And see that none of you be taine; For rather than men shall say we were hangd, Let them report how we were slaine! Then, God wott, faire Eddenburrough rose, And so besett poore Jonnë rounde, That fower score and tenn of Jonnës best men Lay gasping all upon the ground. Then like a mad mand Jonnë laide about, And like a man then fought hee, Untill a falce Scot came Jonnë behinde, And runn him through the faire boddee. Saying, Fight on, my merry men all, I am a little hurt, but I am not slain; I will lay me down for to bleed a while, Then Ile rise and fight with you again. Newes then was brought to young Jonnë Armestrong, As he stood by his nurses knee, Who vowed if ere he lived for to be a man, O the treacherous Scots revenged heed be.Children:8 Children & 1 Child (Unknown)

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• Dag van overlijden 8 juni 1530

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