Border Reivers

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The Border Reivers were lawless raiders and clans along the Anglo-Scottish border from the late Middle Ages to the early 17th century, notorious for cattle rustling, feuding, and cross-border warfare.

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Statements (81)

Predicate Object
instanceOf book
historical group
military organization
raiding clans
social class
activeIn 16th century
early 17th century
late Middle Ages
author George MacDonald Fraser
country Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
culturalDepiction The Steel Bonnets
dissolutionDate early 17th century
dissolvedBy Union of the Crowns
pacification of the Borders
ethnicGroup English
Scottish
governedByLaw Border law
March law
hasNotableFamily Armstrong clan
Bell family
Charlton family
Dacre family
Douglas clan
linked to: Clan Douglas

Elliot clan
Fenwick family
Forster family
Graham clan
linked to: Clan Graham

Hume clan
Johnstone clan
linked to: Clan Johnstone

Ker clan
linked to: Clan Kerr

Maxwell clan
linked to: Clan Maxwell

Musgrave family
Nixon clan
Raine family
Ridley family
Rutherford clan
Ruthven clan
Scott clan
linked to: Clan Scott

Storey family
hasPractice blood feud
hostage-taking
night raids
pledge-taking
reiving
influenced American frontier culture
Ulster Scots settlers
linked to: Irish Presbyterians
knownFor arson
blackmail
cattle raiding
cattle rustling
cross-border warfare
feuding
kidnapping
protection rackets
locatedIn Anglo-Scottish border
operatedInRegion Cumberland
East March
Middle March
Northumberland
Scottish Borders
West March
opposedBy English Crown
linked to: Kingdom of England

Scottish Crown
linked to: Scottish crown

wardens of the marches
partOf Border society
religion Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
socialStructure clan-based
kinship-based
usedAnimal horse
pony
usedLanguage Border dialects
English
Scots
usedWeapon dagger
lance
pistol
sword
wears light armour
steel bonnet

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Liddesdale knownFor Border Reivers
Battle of Otterburn associatedWith English–Scottish border reivers
linked to: Border Reivers
Ettrick Forest associatedWith Border reivers
linked to: Border Reivers
Lord of Annandale region Borderlands of Scotland
linked to: Border Reivers
Anglo-Scottish border knownFor Border Reivers
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery hasCollection Border Reivers history collection
linked to: Border Reivers
Annandale hasHistoricalAssociationWith Border Reivers
Teviotdale hasHistoricalAssociation Border reivers
linked to: Border Reivers
Clan Kerr historicalRole Border Reivers
Canonbie hasHistoricalAssociation Anglo-Scottish border reivers
linked to: Border Reivers