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CELTIC KNOT  Cockburn  CELTIC KNOT
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CREST:A cock crowing.
MOTTO: Accendit cantu
TRANSLATION: He rouses up by crowing.
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The name derives from a location near Duns in Berwickshire. The Cockburns were ancient vassals of the Earls of March and ancestors of the Cockburns of Langron, Ormiston and Clerkingron. David II conerred the barony of Carriden in West Lothian on Sir Alexander de Cock-burn and Alexander Cockburne was Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland. Admiral Cockburn conveyed Napoleon to his exile on St Helena.

The Cockburns supported Mary, queen of Scots, and their castle at Skirling in Midlothian was demolished in 1568 as a result. Lord Cock-burn, the famous nineteenth-century judge and antiquary in Edinburgh's 'Age of Enlightenment', had his home at Bonaly Tower, Colinton on the outskirts of the capital.

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