Maud de Balliol

Maud de Balliol (born 1257, alive in 1340) was a daughter of John de Balliol and Dervorguilla of Galloway, and a sister of John Balliol, king of Scots from 1292. Before July 1297 she became the second wife of Bryan FitzAlan of Bedale, a guardian of Scotland and her brother's close ally.

By him she had two daughters, Agnes and Katherine, who after his death in 1306 became his co-heiresses: Agnes married Sir Gilbert Stapleton, while Katherine married John de Grey, first Baron Grey of Rotherfield.

Long a widow, Maud was still living in April 1340, when she granted church lands to Egglestone Abbey for masses for herself and her dead kin; she was later buried in the Black Friars' church at York.