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| Chateau Gaillard in Les Andelys, France became their temporary home exile for Douglas sons John, William and their cousin, a very young Archibald later called The Grim; staying in the household of King David II after the great defeat at Halidon Hill in 1333 |
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| Pilgrims coming to Whithorn by the sea would stop first at Saint Ninian's Chapel; believed to be a site of a 12th century place of worship, it was restored in the early 1300's; standing on the shoreline in medieval times it was often said that one could see five kingdomes: England, Scotland, Mann, Ireland...and Heaven. |
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