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Is this the oldest known feudal barony? If so, someone should comment on this.

Some mention of surnames derived from "Holydean" should be mentioned as well. I did see numerous related surnames on the headstones at the Kelso Abbey and do believe Holydean to be their etymological root.

Perhaps some discussion of the irregular spelling would be helpful. Halydean/Holydean, why is it spelt two different ways?

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	Some mention of surnames derived from "Holydean" should be mentioned as well. I did see numerous related surnames on the headstones at the Kelso Abbey and do believe Holydean to be their etymological root.		Some mention of surnames derived from "Holydean" should be mentioned as well. I did see numerous related surnames on the headstones at the Kelso Abbey and do believe Holydean to be their etymological root.



			Perhaps some discussion of the irregular spelling would be helpful. Halydean/Holydean, why is it spelt two different ways?