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1 Marion, m. Sir John Campbell of Glenorchy.
2 Mary, m. Robert Hamilton of Inchmachar.
3 Margaret, m. Stewart of Craigamell
4 Elizabeth, m. John Lagan of Balvie, Dumbartonshire.
Sir William, killed at the Flodden in 1513, was succeded by his eldest son.
Source http://www.edmonstone.com
Sir William, 4th of Duntreath (1502-1513). m. 1stly Sibylla, dau. of Sir William Baillie of Lamington. m. 2ndly, Elizabeth Leslie, dau. of George 1st Earl of Rothes. (and married previously to Willam, 3rd Earl of Errol) m. 3rdly Katherine Forest, m. 4thly Sibylla, dau. of Sir John Carmichael of that Ilk. Sir William left 5 sons and 4 daughters. 1 William, his heir. 2 Archibald. Granted lands of Rednock 1553. Also Spittal Town in Perthshire. m. Agnes dau. of Nicol Connall of Bonhard, by whom he had a son William. 3 Robert. Proprietor of lands of Cambusbeg in Monteith. 4 James. Granted lands of Westerowis 1540, also Buckquhassell & Drumcross. Like his father, Sir William also had a natural son James from whom sprang the cadet branch of Newton of of Doune. continued in next post UP.
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1 Marion, m. Sir John Campbell of Glenorchy. 2 Mary, m. Robert Hamilton of Inchmachar. 3 Margaret, m. Stewart of Craigamell 4 Elizabeth, m. John Lagan of Balvie, Dumbartonshire. Sir William, killed at the Flodden in 1513, was succeded by his eldest son. Source http://www.edmonstone.com