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in 1568, providing for his household. In March 1572 Durham paid for cloth to make gown and smocks for six children, an Easter ceremony. The number of gowns matched the age of James VI. He arranged for harpers to play for James VI at Stirling Castle in June 1579. The family came to own and rebuild
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in 1568, who was ready to work for James VI, being "of good mind to be employed to be employed in his minute and small affairs". He was made master of wardrobe of Prince James on 15 February 1567. Described as the late king's page, Alexander Durham was imprisoned in Edinburgh's
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in her service to replace "Sande Duram" shortly before the murder of Lord Darnley. According to French Paris, Mary distrusted Durham. As a former servant of
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Alexander Durham younger, was a servant to Lord Darnley, and was bought green clothes in January 1566. In 1567 he was suspected of involvement in
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His son Alexander, also known as "Sandy Durham" was present at the Scottish court, a page to Lord Darnley. According to the confession of
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He became the "provisour" of the household of Regent Moray and of the king's household at
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between 1595 and 1600. He married Margaret Hepburn. She was invited to wait on
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Alexander Durham married Elizabeth Murray: Their children included:
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His appointments included, clerk in the Exchequer, administrator of
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John G. Harrison, 'The Royal Court and the Community of Stirling',
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John G. Harrison, 'The Royal Court and the Community of Stirling',
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in September 1567 on suspicion of involvement in Darnley's murder.
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In August 1564 Durham took up a contribution of £124-10s-8d from
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in the 1570s, and made a burgess of Stirling. Durham worked for
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The main branch of the Durham family lived at the Grange of
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Rental Book of the Cistercian Abbey of Cupar-Angus Abbey
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Register of the Privy Council of Scotland, 1545-1569
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towards the expenses of the queen's hunting trip in
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Index

John Stewart
Coldingham
King James VI
Mary of Guise
Michael Durham
Mary, Queen of Scots
teinds
George Wishart of Drymme
James VI of Scotland
Coupar Angus Abbey
Atholl
Glen Tilt
Holy Rude Kirk
Nicolas Hubert alias French Paris
Gilbert Curle
Lord Darnley
tolbooth
Regent Moray
Stirling Castle
Regent Moray
Duntarvie Castle
Darnley's murder
marten fur
Kirk o'Field
Margaret Carwood
William Baillie, Lord Provand
Duntarvie
Raid of Holyrood
Linlithgowshire
Anne of Denmark

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