The peerage, baronetage, and knightage of the British Empire : for 1882 (1883)
Foster, Joseph, 1844-1905 · Westminster [London, Eng.] : Nichols and Sons · leaf 275
o, COLINTON ; Non jure deficit, Woodhall ; Thure et jure, Ravelston. Seats—Woodhall and Millbiurn Tower, Edinbm-gh. The Baroxetcy. SIR ALEXANDER FOULIS, of Colinton, son of Sir Jamesnamed below, was created a BARONET OF NOVA ScOTiA7 June, 16.S4 (to his heirs male whomsoever, patent not regis-tered,… … Uincagc. (3) Sir David, accompanied James I. to England, knightedin the Tower of London 13 May, 1603, M.A. Oxon. 1605,created B.VROKET OK EnglaNU 6 Feb, 1619 20, purchasedthe manor of Ingleby, Yorks. from Ral])h, Lord Eure, 1609,On the death of his descendant the Rev. Sir Henry Foulis, ofInglel)y…
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