Geoffrey de Inverkunglas

Geoffrey de Inverkunglas was a 12th-13th century Scottish noble who was the Sheriff of Perth, Crail and Fife.

Geoffrey was the son of Richard, the Steward of Kinghorn. Geoffrey was active during the later stages of the reign of King William the Lion of Scotland. He was granted the lands of Balwearie, Fife, confirmed by King William.[1] He died c.1230 and was succeeded by his son Richard de Balwearie.

Citations
  1. Barrow, p.419.
gollark: They're just evil government #124901724, governments do not appear to be very good at long term planning in general.
gollark: At least if there was some evil conspiracy running everything they might have a *strategy* and *long-term planning*.
gollark: (inb4 "but [POLITICAL SYSTEM I DISLIKE] is totally designed as the perfect evil-optimization engine")
gollark: I would mostly only feel that way about, I don't know, a political system literally designed to maximize pain/evil or something, which is very unlikely to actually arise naturally, spread, and take over the world.
gollark: Just as predicted.

References
  • Barrow, G.W.S: The acts of William I, King of Scots, 1165-1214, Volume 2 of Regesta regum Scottorum. Edinburgh University Press, 1971.
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