Andrew Moray

Andrew Moray (French: Andreu de Moray; Laitin: Andreas de Moravia), forby kent as Andrew de Moray, Andrew o Moray, or Andrew Murray, an esquire,^[1] wis prominent in the Scots Wars o Unthirldom. He led the risin in north o Scotland in the simmer o 1297 agin the occupation bi King Edward I o Ingland, successfully regainin control o the area fur King John Balliol. He then jyned his men wi thon forces led bi William Wallace an jyntly led the combined airmy tae victory at the Battle o Stirlin Brig. Moray wis woundit in the fechtin, deein at an unkent date an place later that yeir.

Andrew Moray
Personal details
Dee'd	sometime in late 1297
Cause o daith	due tae wounds received at the Battle o Stirlin Brig
Naitionality	Scottish
Relations	Uncle: Sir William Moray o Boddle, d.c.1300 Uncle: David Moray, bishop o Moray, d.1326.
Bairns	Sir Andrew Murray, later laird o Petty an Boddle, an Gairdian o Scotland.
Parents	Faither: Sir Andrew Moray o Petty, d. 8 April 1298 Mither: unnamed dauchter o John (I) Comyn o Badenoch
Thrift	Militar leader
Religion	Roman Catholicism
Militar service
Allegiance	Kinrick o Scotland
Years o service	1297
Rank	Commander
Battles/wars	First War o Scots Unthirldom: Battle o Stirlin Brig