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Sir John Ross of Hawkhead
1470
Renfrew Parish Church, Renfrew, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Source - Brydall, Robert. 1895. The monumental effigies of Scotland, p. 371. Glasgow: Society of Antiquaries of Scotland

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Hawkhead was a large mansion house situated a few yards from what is now Ben Lawers Drive in the modern housing estate of the same name to the south east of Paisley
Hawkhead (Halkhead) estate was originally owned by the Royal Stewarts and acquired in 1367 from the future King Robert lI, then Earl of Strathern by Sir John Ross for an annual payment of a pair of gloves, or two pennies of silver, to the King. The original name of the family was the 'de Ros ' (from Normandy) which was changed to the Scottish 'Ross' in 1489 when Sir John Ros was inserted among the Barons of Parliament as Lord Ross of Hawkhead .
This was the famous John 'Palm My Arm' Ross who lies at Renfrew Parish Church with his wife Marjory Mure.

персонаж, которому приписывается памятник, совершенно не соответствует по дате изображенному доспеху (ок. 1440)
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John Ross (bef. 1428 - abt. 1501)
Marjory Mure (1428 - 1491)

но в предках этого персонажа были другие de Ross:
отец - наиболее подходящий персонаж
(Link) - John Ross - (+ after 1447)
(Link) - (about 1391-August 06, 1447)
(Link) - John Ross (abt. 1395 - abt. 1450)
Little is known of the detail of his parents. Balfour Paul presumes him to be a son of a Johannes de Ross who, in 1392 and 1397, appears as miles, dominus de Halkhead, (knight, Lord of Halkhead), on 28 October 1405 as Johannes de Ross de Haukheid miles, and under the same designation on 13 October 1409.
His date of birth is not provided in source and his mother is unknown. His father was still alive in Dec 1413 and there is no record of succession. However the John of this profile appears on the record as "Jon Rosse de Haukede" on 6 Aug 1447, suggesting he succeeded shortly before. He was appointed heritable constable of the castle of Renfrew.
Source records also provide that his son, Sir John Ross of Halkhead was of age when he appears in tournaments in Feb 1449 (New Calendar), suggesting that he, the son, was born c. 1420. Thus it might be expected that the John, of this profile, was born c. 1395.
His death is not recorded in source but his son appears as Lord of Halkhead in 1451 and it is presumed he died shortly before.

и дед - приобретатель имения
(Link) - John Ross (abt. 1375 - 1414, Halkhead)
(Link) - John Ross (+ after 1413, Halkhead)

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Ross Halkhead
House Ross of Halkhead
Lords of Halkhead
Lords Ross of Halkhead
Hereditary Constables of Renfrew Castle
Uncertain cadency
Claimed kinship with the Ros famly of Helmsley
Scottish branch