Genealogical memoirs of the Duffs

22 Gcnealogical Memoirs of the Dnffs.
was fined in 500 merks by the ruling party at
Edinr., Oct. 27th, 1646, as a malignant. This
appears by the List of the Fines in the Regis-
ter, a Book published there in 1757, page 23.
He married Beatrix Gordon, Daughter to
John Gordon of Birkenburn, by whom he had
six sons & two Daughters.
1. Alexr. Duff of Keithmore, so called from
a Wadset of the Family of Huntly, in Auchen-
down, which was only Redeemed from the last
Lord Fife in 1730.
2. John Duff, stild of Baulmakellach, from a
Farm in the Parish of Botrifny ; near Daviston,
now a part of Drumuir's Estate, but which then
belonged to Sir Robert Innace of Invermackie,
and it was Mr. Duff's residence all his life.
3. William, a merchant at Inverness, and fre-
quently Provost of that Burrow.
Fortune did not smile so much on Cluny-
beg's three younger sons, as upon the three
eldest, of whom I shall give a more full account
in course.
4. George of Edindiack, he married fìrst