Chronicles of the Armstrongs
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Archibald, and Will Armstrong brother to William Armstrong callit Willie of Kenmouth. Sim, Ninian, and Rowy, sons to the Laird of Mangerton. Also Sy- mon Armstrong callit the Feid. Johnnie Armstrong of the Bankheid, and others of the branch of Manger- ton dwelling in Liddisdaill. Johne Armstrong callit the Laird's Johne. Christie Armstrong of the Syde. Andro Armstrong son to George of the Harlaw. And from the Newbie Charters, Andrew Armstrong of Gyn- hills, his brother Thomas, and Thomas's son ...William, 1569-72. Ekke Armstrong [Sande's Ekke] son to Andro. These, like the rest, were concerned in dis- turbances and obtained a respite. " In this year the regent Murray lay on a Sunday night at Maingertoun, and in the morning caused the whole place to be burned and blown up. Forster adds that (Forster to Cecil, MSS. Caligula, CI. No. 503) "the Regent hath the whole border of Scotland in obedience at this time, saving only Liddesdale. " [Scotts of Bucckuchy by William Fraser, p. 149, vol. I.
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Archibald, and Will Armstrong brother to William Armstrong callit Willie of Kenmouth. Sim, Ninian, and Rowy, sons to the Laird of Mangerton. Also Sy- mon Armstrong callit the Feid. Johnnie Armstrong of the Bankheid, and others of the branch of Manger- ton dwelling in Liddisdaill. Johne Armstrong callit the Laird's Johne. Christie Armstrong of the Syde. Andro Armstrong son to George of the Harlaw. And from the Newbie Charters, Andrew Armstrong of Gyn- hills, his brother Thomas, and Thomas's son ...William, 1569-72. Ekke Armstrong [Sande's Ekke] son to Andro. These, like the rest, were concerned in dis- turbances and obtained a respite. " In this year the regent Murray lay on a Sunday night at Maingertoun, and in the morning caused the whole place to be burned and blown up. Forster adds that (Forster to Cecil, MSS. Caligula, CI. No. 503) "the Regent hath the whole border of Scotland in obedience at this time, saving only Liddesdale. " [Scotts of Bucckuchy by William Fraser, p. 149, vol. I.
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