Genealogy of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond

THE HOUSE OF DRUMMOND. 147
She had a fifth daughter, [married] to Cuninghame laird of Glengar-
nock, of whom many families of that name came.
John Lord Drummonds fourth daughter, Annabella Drummond, John Lord
Drummoud's
married to William Lord Grahame in tbe year 1479, as appeares by an fourth daugh-
ter.
inftrument ; where Sir William Hirdman, who joyned them in matrimo- 1479.
nie, requyred the faid William Lord Grahame and Annabella Drum-
mond to declare, if they had any impediment to hinder theire marriage ;
under the figne of James Durrow, notar publick, of the forefaid date.
There is a difcharge granted by Thomas Lord Erfkine, and James
Shaw of Sauchie, to John Drummond of Cargill, fome yeares before he
was Lord Drummond, for the foume of 750 merks, payed to each of
them for redeemeing theire gift of the waird and marriage of William
Lord Grahame, married to Annabella Drummond, daited 1480. 1480.
There is alfo a charter granted to William Lord Grahame, and to
Annabella Drummond his fpoufe, of the lands of Coull and Coulfliill,
of the date 1487, and ane inftrument of feafine.
John Lord Drummond's youngeft daughter, was called Sibilla Drum-
mond : fhe dyed a maid by getting a pairt of that breakfaft which dif-
patched tuo of her elder fitters, as is before related.
[Drummond of Innerpeffrie.]
John Lord Drummond's youngeft fone was John Drummond, called
to a by name John Bane, that is whyte or faire John. He was provyded
to the baronie of Innerpeffrie and others, and married
Drummond, daughter to his uncle James Drummond of Coldoch,
and begot with her a fone, Sir John Drummond of Innerpeffrie, who
fucceeded, and tuo daughters. The eldeft, Sybylla Drummond, a beautiful
young woman, was miftres to King James the Fifth, who bellowed on