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Daniel Elliot (1637–1704) FamilySearch
https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/LTWJ-FQQ/daniel-elliot-1637-1704
It is felt that
Andrew (Dandie) of Baillillie son of Gavin of Horseleyhill, and half brother to Gavin
of Baillillie and Stobs. Died at about 25, others Martin Ellot and Clement Crosar took
over raising sons;
1. Andrew (Martins Dande)
2. Robert (Clementis Hob)
a. Robert Elliott of Armagh (Baillie legal administrator of Sir John Hamilton estate)
b. Dand Elliot/Daniel Elliot of Tullykelter, Fermanagh Co, Ulster, Ireland.
Martin of Braidley/Goranberry is felt to have sons;
Arche, Jok, Hob, Sim, and Gib (Archibald, John, Robert, Symon, and Gilbert)
Mark Elliott 1/10/2013
Looks like the family of Robert Ellot of Armagh,
John Hamilton estate died in the Irish Rebellion of
1642.
Where the family of Daniel Ellot of Tullykelter,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tullykelter_Castle
Monea, Fermanagh survived the Irish Rebellion of
1642.
The survivors;
Daniel’s sons;
William (likely oldest with son William), Gavin (Gawon), Robert, Mungo
(St Mungo of Glasgow), and Mark (like St Mark)
Family border Scots of Gavin of Stobs family, half brother Andrew (Daniel),
descended from William of Larriston and Robert of Redheugh. Church of
Ireland/England, Anglican, Episcopalian, like King Charles I.
Mark Elliott 1/11/2013
Note on map N. (Nether/under/lower) Baillyly, also spelled Baillillie as in Andrew (Dandie) of Baillillie. It should be noted the the Martin Ellot lived of the Braidly east side of Hermitage Castle, Martin Ellot owned land of Braidly as shown in Teviotdale, and sometimes would be called of Braidly.
Family of Baillyly/Baillillie is felt to be the Clementis Hob (Robert Ellot) of Gorrenberry. The family of (the) Braidly Liddesdale/Teviotdale is felt to be the Martin Ellot next brother to Robert Ellot XV of Larriston, as given by 1704 Larriston pedigree as Martin Elliot of Prickinhaugh;
Mark Elliott 10/15/2018
