Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

sect. IV. Of Sir James Drummond, 2<\ of Machany. 107
II. Slli JAMES DRUMMOND,
2 d OF MAC11A ^ Y,
Flourished about 1054.
Sir James Drummond, the second knight of Machany,
•vvts a great loyalist, and a man of sm gular worth a id
honour. By the usurper Oliver Cromwell he was fined
of ^?S00 sterling, in 1(354, and then designed younger of
Machany, for his adherence to the royal cause.
He married, 1 *, Mary, daughter of Sir James Hali-
imrton of I itcur, whose only son died in infancy.
2rt ly, Agnes, daughter of Sir George Hay of Keillor,
son nf Andrew, eighth earl of Errol, and widow of Sir
Willliam Moray of Aberc^irney, by whom he had two
sons and two daughters.
1. Sir John, who ucceeded.
2. David Drummond, who died a student at Leyden,
unmarried.
1st daughter, Lilias Drummond, married 1st to Wil-
liam, fifth earl of Tulhbardine, who died in 1670,
without issue, when the earldom reverted to John,
2 d earl, and atterwards Marquis of Atholl; 2 6,y , to
Jam s, fourth earl of Perth, and had issue two sons,
Lord John and Charles Drummonds, of whom
afterwards.
2. Anne Drummond, married to Thomas Graham of
Balgowan, Esq. and had issue.
He was succeeded by his son Sir John.