Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

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Elizabeth, by Sir Alexander Seton, was., in 1449, creat-
ed earl of Huntly by James II.
George, second earl of Huntly, married Lady Jean Stew-
art, the daughter of King James I, son of Queen An -
nabella Drummond. John Lord Gordon, father o*
George, 4th earl of Hvfntly, married Lady Margaret
Stewart, natural daughter of James IV, by Margaret,
daughter of John Lord Drummond. — George, (5'li earl
of Huntly, was created marquis of Huntly in 1599, by
James VI.
George, 2<1 marquis of Huntly, who died in 1649,
married Lady Anne Campbell, daughter of Archibald,
7th earl of Argyll, by whom he had, 1 . George Lord
Gordon, killed at the battle of Alford, 1645 ; 2. Lewis,
3'J marquis of Huntly; 3. Charles, created earl of Aboyne
in l66l ; 4. James ; and 5. Henry, who died unmar-
ried; 6. Lady Anna, married to James, 3d earl of
Perth; 7. Lady Henriet, married, 1st, to George Lord
Seton ; 2dly, to John, earl of TYaquair ; 8. Lady Jean,
to Thomas, earl of Haddington; Q. Lady Mary, to
Irvine of Drum ; 10. Lady Catharine to Count
Morstairs in Poland.
Lewis, 3d marquis of Huntly, who died in 1653,
married Isabel, daughter of Sir James Grant, of that ilk,
by whom he had, 1. George, his heir ; 2. Lady Anne,
married to the count de Crolly ; 3. Lady Mary, 1st to
Adam Urquhart of Meldrum ; 2dly, to James, 4tli earl
of Perth, chancellor of Scotland; 4. Lady Jean, to
Charles, earl of Dunfermline.
George, 4' marquis of Huntly, who died in l/l6>
was created duke of Gordon by Charles II in 1684, mar-
ried Lady Elizabeth Howard, daughter of Henry, duke
of Norfolk, by whom he had, 1. Alexander, his heir ;