Genealogy of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond

180 THE GENEALOGIE OF
Marchiftoune, who begot with her Archbald laird of Marchiftowne, and
Jannet Napier Lady Powfowlls. Jannet Cheefholme, after the death of
her firft hufband John Napier of Marchiftowne, was married a fecond
time to Sir Alexander Seytoune of Touch and Tyllibodie, and did bear
to him Walter Seytoune, who fucceeded, Alexander and James Sey-
tons, with feveral daughters.
Beatrix Cheefholme, fecond daughter to Edmond Cheefholme, was
firft married upon John Murray laird of Strowan, and buire to him
Alexander Murray of Strowan. Alexander of Strowan married Mar-
garet Redheuch, daughter to the laird of Cultebrogan. She bore to
him John Murray of Strowan, and William his brother, and a daughter,
Sybilla Murray, who was married upon David Murray of Lochland.
After the death of John Murray of Strowan, Beatrix Cheefholm his
wife, married Henrie Sinclaire ; fhe obtained from Bifhop William of
Dumblane and chapter thereof, a few charter of the five merk land of
Nether Ardoch and Drumlaw ; and had to Henrie only a daughter,
Marion Sinclare, who was heretrix of Ardoch. She was married up-
on William Sterline, brother german to Sir James Sterline of Keer, the
father or grandfather of Sir Archbald Sterline of Keer. William Ster-
line begot with Marion Sinclar, Hendrie Sterline of Ardoch, and
other fones ; alfo he had daughters, to witt, Jean Sterline Lady
Kippenrofs, Elizabeth Sterline, married to Thomas Drummond of Wef-
ter Corfkepplie, and Beatrix Sterline, married to William Sinclar of
Galdwalmore, the father of old Hendry Sinclar.
Helen Cheefholm, the youngeft daughter of Edmund Cheefholm, be-
gotten with Jannet Drummond, was Lady Newton, and Dalgetie : her
hufband, was called James Olyphant of Newton, and had with Helen
Cheefholm, Margaret, Chriftian, and Catharina Olyphants.
2. Sir James Cheefholm of Cromlix, eldeft fone to Edmund Cheef-
holm, with his lady Jannet Drummond, was the fecond laird of that
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