Everything about Ronald Crawford totally explained
Sir
Ronald (Reginald or Ranald) Crawford (c.
1240 –
1297) was the 4th Sheriff of
Ayrshire, Chief of
Clan Crawford, and Lord of
Loudon Castle. He lived in the town of
Crosbie which
King Alexander granted in 1263 to his grandfather,
Hugh Crawford, the 2nd Sheriff of Ayrshire, after the
Battle of Largs.
Ronald was the brother of Margaret, the mother of
William Wallace. He risked his life and the lives of his family to provide protection from the English to his nephew. After six years of running interference for his nephew as the situation spun out of control incident after incident, Sir Ronald paid with his life, being the first Lord of the Scottish Council of Barons to be killed by agents of King Edward at the
Barns of Ayr in June 1297.
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