Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

SECT. IV. Of John Drummond, 2<* Lord Madderty. QJ
was, 1 . James, who died before his father, without
issue ; 2. William, 2 d Lord Mordington ; and 3.
Anne Douglas, married to Robert, 7 ,u Lord Semple.
2. Jean Drummond, married to Andrew Wood, Esq.
of Largo in Fife.
3. Margaret Drummond, married to James Muirhead,
Esq. of Braidsholm in Lanark.
4. Catharine Drummond, married to Sir Andrew
Hollo of Duncrub, created Lord Hollo in 1651, to
whom she bore five sons and four daughters ; 1 .
James, 2 d Lord Rollo ; 2. Sir John Rollo of Ban-
nockburn ; % 3. Laurence Rollo, Esq. of Rossie ;
4. Mr. Andrew Rollo, minister of Dunning; 5. Sir
William Rollo, taken pr. saner at Philipshaugh, and
executed. — 1st daughter, Margaret Rollo, married
to Sir John Drummond of Carnock ; 2. Jean Rollo,
married, 1", t 1 John Rollo of Powhouse, Esq.;
2 dlr , to John Drummond of Pitkellony, Esq.; 3.
Anne Rollo, to W lliam Mercer of Clevidge. Esq.;
4. Isabel Rollo, to William Halliday of Tullibole,
Esq. and all had issue.
Lord Madderty died about the year 1620,, and was
succeeded by his eldest son John.
II. JOHN DRUMMOND,
2 d lord madderty,
Succeeded in 1620. — Died in 16 •
John Drummond succeeded to the estate and honour
of Madderty on his father's death. Living in the turbu-
lent limes of the usurpation ol Cromwell, he was a great
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