Marriage
A Foundation Charter of Robert de Lawedre confirmed by Robert Stewart, Duke of Albany to Glasgow Cathedral dated 28 September 1414, confirms the available information on Robert and his family. He married Annabella (family unknown) who was then still alive. They had known issue:
- William de Lauder, Bishop of Glasgow & Lord Chancellor of Scotland.
- John de Lauder (d.1421), whose daughter Mariotta married Alexander Home, 1st Lord Home.
- Sir Robert de Lawedre, Knt., of Edrington & The Bass (d. before Michaelmas 1451).
- James de Lawedre, Justice-Clerk (d. after 1459).
- Alan de Lawedre of that Ilk, (d. after Oct 1464) of Lauder Tower.
- Gilbert de Lawedre, Baillie of Lauder, an armiger who married before 1420 Annabella, daughter of Sir Robert Maitland of Thirlestane & Lethington, the God-daughter of Gilbert's mother.
- Patrick de Lawedre, heir to his brother the Bishop of Argyll.
- George Lauder, Bishop of Argyll
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