Where was William Wallace captured?

Answer 1

Sir John De Menteith - TraitorYes, Wallace was betrayed near Glasgow (Royston, now part of Glasgow) on August 5 1305 by Scots knight Sir John De Menteith, who was said to have turned over a table in a tavern, a sign to the English that the 'brigand' was among them.

Answer 2

On 5 August 1305, John de Menteith, a Scottish knight loyal to Edward, turned William Wallace over to English soldiers at Robroyston near Glasgow. Wallace was transported to London and taken to Westminster Hall, where he was tried for treason, and the execution of civilians and prisoners. He was convicted and was hanged, drawn and quartered

Answer 3

John de Menteith, the governor of Dumbarton Castle at the time. Legend has it that the Lake of Menteith (the only lake in Scotland) is given the English form due to the betrayal of the Scottish hero.

Answer 4

william wallace was captured at a farm house just outside glasow in an area today called Robroyston

there is a monument there at the spot where the farm once stood