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Clan Seton

Clan Seton is a Scottish clan which does not currently have a chief; therefore, it is considered an armigerous clan.

History
Origins of the clan The village of Sai in Normandy is believed to have given its name to Seton in Scotland by 1150 when Alexander de Seton witnessed a charter by David I of Scotland. The Chiefs of Clan Seton share a common origin with the Chiefs of Highland Clan Gordon. Wars of Scottish Independence Sir Christopher Seton (died 1306) secured the family's fortunes by marrying a sister of Robert the Bruce. In March 1306 he was a witness at Bruce's coronation in Scone. therefore succeeded to the estates and it was her son who took the Seton surname and was created the first Lord Seton. In particular Jacques Seton, sr de Lavenage becomes a lieutenant of the Scottish Guard, but becomes famous for another reason: since Mazarin wants French people to replace Scottish ones, he loses part and then the entirety of his job. Mazarin then proposes to him to be in charge of the French printmaking system, which was till then a free trade (1660). But the printmakers protested, the idea failed and printmaking was confirmed a free trade, by royal edict. ==Memorials==
Memorials
Port Seton, Seton Collegiate Church and Seton Castle are all on the coast south of Edinburgh and stand as memorials to the clan. The Earldom moved to the Setons of Garleton and then to the Seaton Broad-bent family. The Earldom is now dormant. ==Castles==
Castles
was once a seat of the Clan Seton. Castles that have belonged to the Clan Seton have included amongst many others: • Seton Castle, also known as Seton House, was the main seat of the Clan Seton. • Fyvie Castle. • Winton House. • Abercorn Castle. ==See also==
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