Freskin de Moray facts for kids

Freskin de Moray (who died around 1268) was an important Scottish noble. He was known as the Lord of Duffus and Strathbrock, meaning he owned large areas of land there.

Freskin was the only son of Walter de Moravia and Euphemia de Ross. In 1258, Freskin signed an important agreement. This agreement was between Scotland and Wales. They promised not to make peace with King Henry III of England unless both kingdoms agreed. Freskin passed away before 1268. He was buried in a special chapel in the church of St Peter in Duffus. After he died, his lands were divided between his daughters.

Freskin's Family Life

Freskin married a lady named Joanna, who was also known as the Lady of Strathnaver. They had two daughters:

• Mary de Moray: She married a man named Reginald le Chen. They had children together.
• Christian de Moray: She married William de Fedderate. They also had children.