Sir John de Graeme

Sir John de Graeme (HM1NMV)

Location: Falkirk FK1 1JN Falkirk
Country: United Kingdom
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N 55° 59.997', W 3° 47.128'

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Sir John de Graeme, William Wallace's right hand man, died during the Battle of Falkirk, when the English defeated Wallace in 1298. Victorian admirers honoured de Graeme's tomb with a wrought iron canopy and replica sword.

'They carried him with worship and dolour - Into Fawkyrk graith'd him in sepulture'

Blind Harry, c1477
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HM NumberHM1NMV
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Date Added Sunday, September 6th, 2015 at 1:01pm PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)30U E 451012 N 6206352
Decimal Degrees55.99995000, -3.78546667
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 55° 59.997', W 3° 47.128'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds55° 59' 59.82" N, 3° 47' 7.68" W
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Closest Postal AddressAt or near 7 Manse Pl, Falkirk FK1 1JN, GB
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