| 词条 | Thomas Boyd, 6th Lord Boyd |
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Thomas Boyd, 6th Lord Boyd (c. 1547–1611) was a Scottish noble and politician. BiographyThomas Boyd, with his father, Robert Boyd, 5th Lord Boyd, fought at the battle of Langside on 13 May 1568, for Mary, Queen of Scots. He inherited the title Lord Boyd on the death of 5th Lord Boyd in 1590. He resigned his whole estate to the King, from whom, on 12 January 1592,[1] he obtained a new charter thereof, "erecting the same into a free Lordship and Barony, to be called the Lordship and Barony of Kilmarnock" to himself for life, with remainder to his son and heir apparent, Robert, Master of Boyd, in tail male, remainder to "heirs male," thereby excluding the heirs general. Under this grant Thomas, not improbably, became Lord Boyd of Kilmarnock. He died June 1611.{{sfn|Cokayne|1912|p=262}} As Robert died before his father, the estates and title passed to his son Robert. FamilyThomas was the second but first surviving son and heir of Robert Boyd, 5th Lord Boyd.[2] Thomas Boyd married firstly, before 1568, when she was living, Margaret, 2nd daughter of Sir Matthew Campbell, of Loudoun, by Isabel, daughter of Sir John Drummond, of Innerpeffry. He married secondly to Jane daughter of William Stockdale. He married, lastly, to Elizabeth Wallace, who survived him.[4]{{sfn|Cokayne|1912|p=262}} Thomas' son, Andrew Boyd, was made bishop of Argyll in 1632. Notes
1. ^Julian dates with 1 January as the start of year (See Old Style and New Style dates) .[3]2. ^{{harvnb|Cokayne|1912|p=261}} His elder brother Robert Boyd styled Master Boyd, son and heir apparent, was living 14 October 1550, died s.p. and v. p. soon afterwards. 3. ^1 Cokayne cites Scots Peerage vol. 5, p. 165, where it is stated that Jane Stockdale, as wife of a Lord Boyd, must have married this one. However Cokayne notes that as Jane was the youngest of the 18 children of William Stockdale, of Green Hamerton, county York, being 5th daughter by his 2nd wife, Dorothy, daughter of Thomas Mill, of county Durham, married (Visit. of York 1660) "ye Lord Boid of Scotland", if she was married to this Lord Boyd it can only have been as his 2nd wife, and the fact that her eldest brother was not born before 1593, it makes it in the opinion of Cokayne almost incredible {{harv|Cokayne|1912|p=262}}. }}
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