Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

Genealogical Memoir sect, i i
SECT. II.
Of the House of Drumrnond, from its origin, to its
union with the House of Montifex.
View of the House of Drumrnond in this period.
I. Maurice, founder of the House of Drumrnond.
II. Malcolm Drumrnond, 2 d thane of Lennox.
III. Maurice Drumrnond, 3 d thane of Lennox.
IV. John Drumrnond, 4" 1 thane of Lennox.
V. Sir Malcolm Drumrnond, 5 th thane of Lennox.
VI. Malcolm Beg Drumrnond, 6 ,h thane of Lennox.
VII. Malcolm Drumrnond, lord of that ilk, T h thane.
VIII. Sir John Drumrnond, lord of that ilk, 8 ,h thane. .
IX. Sir Malcolm Drumrnond, lord of that ilk, 9 1h thane.
X. Sir Malcolm Drumrnond, lord of that ilfe, 10 th thane.
I. MAURICE DRUMMOND,
POUNDER OF THE HOUSE OF DRIIMMOKD,
l* HERITABLE THANE OF LENNOX,
Landed in Scotland in 106/. — Died in 1093.
From the 10 th to the 36 th of Malcolm Canmore.
Among the illustrious attendants, who landed with
Edgar Atheling in Scotland, was Maurice, an Hunga-
rian, the founder of the house of Drumrnond. He is
said to have been the son of George, a younger son of
Andrew king of Hungary. Educated at the court with