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[24636] http://home.swbell.net/tjgriffi/moore_rankin.html follows his descendants and states of Adam: "Adam Fitz Hugh, Bailie of Westerker or Eskdale proper, with jurisdiction over all the lands of the lordship of Eskdale, for Sir John d.e Graham of Abercorn & Westterker, was the true founder of the 'House of Glendonwyn', hereditary Bailies of Eskdale. Adam first appeared on record in 1307. He arrived in Scotland at a time when the fortunes of her king were steadily ascending. Adam was a good friend of Sir John de Graham & King Robert Bruce of Scotland. The king, April 1320, bestowed upon him now styled of Glendonwyn, a grant of 20 shillings sterling from the ward duties of Roxburgh Castle. In 1363 Adam owned 13,000 acres, of which 4,160 acres was arable land. The tower or castle ofÂ’ Glendonwin at the confluence of Upper Meggot Water & Glendening Burn was built before 1391, remains seen in 1841, now gone. When the King of Scots died Adam & Douglas set forth on a mission to place the kings heart in the Holy Sepulchre at Jerusalem. On the way they engaged in the Holy War then being waged by Alfonso, King of Castile against the Moorish prince, Osinyn of Granada. Douglas was killed, Adam escaped & returned with the heart to Scotland. Adam died July 20, 1363, probable at his residence inRoxburgh. His wife was Agnes & she died Feb 3, 1326-27. Her father was Sir John de Towers of Adwick-le-Street in Yorkshire."