This Day in History: 1298-11-01
In November 1298, Sir Henry de Lacy, lord of Pontefract, was rewarded by Edward I for his efforts in the Scottish campaign with the title and lands of James, Steward of Scotland, including the baronry of Renfrew.
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In November 1298, Sir Henry de Lacy, lord of Pontefract, was rewarded by Edward I for his efforts in the Scottish campaign with the title and lands of James, Steward of Scotland, including the baronry of Renfrew.