William I de Lindsay of Lamberton facts for kids

William de Lindsay (died 1247) was an important Scottish noble who lived a long time ago. He owned land in both Scotland and England. He was known as the Lord of Lamberton and Molesworth. He also held a special job called Sheriff of Berwick.

William's Life

William de Lindsay was the son of Walter de Lindsay. William had an important job as the Sheriff of Berwick. This meant he was in charge of law and order in that area. He was also a powerful baron (a type of noble) and helped King Alexander II of Scotland. In 1237, he even signed a special letter with the King about an agreement called the Treaty of York. William passed away in 1247.

Family and Marriages

William de Lindsay was married twice. His first wife was Alice. They had a son named Walter, who later became Walter II de Lindsay. William's second wife was Marjory, Countess of Buchan. They did not have any children together.