Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

78 Genealogical Memoir : sect. iv.
Family of Inner pa ffr ay.
Sir John Drummond, the third son of John Lord
Drummond, was the first laird of Innerpaffray. He
was succeeded by Sir John, the son of his first marriage.
Sir John Drummond, the second laird of Innerpaffray,
married, as her third husband, his cousin Lady Mar-
garet Stewart, daughter of James IV. by whom he had
five daughters.
1. Ague* Drummond, married, 1", to Sir Hugh
Campbell of Loudoun, high sheriff of Ayr, as his
second wife ; 2 ilr » to Hugh, third earl of Eglinton,
in 1562, to whom she bore, 1. Hugh, the fourth
earl of Eglinton ; 2. Robert of Giffen, married to
Margaret, daughter of Sir Matthew Campbell of
Loudoun, as below; 3. Lady Margaret Mont-
gomerie, married to Robert, earl of Winton,, to
whom she bore George, the second earl ; Sir Alex-
ander, who succeeded to the honours of Eglinton ;
Sir Thomas ; Sir John j and Lady Isabel, married to
James, earl of Perth ; and afterwards to Francis
Stewart, son of the earl of Botlnvvi! ; and 4. Lady
Agnes Montgomerie, married to Robert, fourth
Lord Semple, to whom she bore Hugh, the fifth
lord ; Anne, married to Sir Archibald Stewart of
Castlemilk j Barbara, to Sir Colin Lawmont of In-
neryne; Girzel, to John Logan of Raiss ; and Mar-
garet, married to Robert Brisbane of Bishoptown,
who all had issue. — And 3 dly , to h own cousin
Patrick, third Lord Drummond, when they were
both well advanced in age, in 1588.
2. Isabel Drummond , married to L Matthew Camp-
bell of Loudon, son of Sir Hugh above, by his first
wife, LaJy Elizabeth Stewart— so the father and