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AN OLD GLASGOW FAMILY 107
He was Provost of Glasgow in the year 1577.
He married, 1st, Marion, daughter of Sir John Colquhoun of
Luss, and widow of Robert, Master of Boyd, by whom he had
a daughter Marion, who married Sir Robert (sic ?John) Fairlie of
Fairlie.
Captain Thomas Craufurd married, 2nd, Janet, eldest daughter
of Robert Ker of Kersland, by whom he had two sons and one
daughter, viz.:
Daniel, the eldest son, who assumed the name of his mother's
family, and became Ker of Kersland.
Hew, aftermentioned ; and
Susannah, who married in 1592 Colin Campbell of Ellengreg. 1
Captain Thomas Craufurd died on 3rd January, 1603, and lies
buried in the churchyard of Kilbirnie, in Ayrshire.
Hew Craufurd, the second son of Captain Thomas Craufurd,
became possessed of Jordanhill by conveyance from his father in
1586. He married Elizabeth, daughter of William Stirling of
Law, a cadet of Glorat. 2 By her he had five sons and two
daughters, viz. : 3
Cornelius, of whom infra.
Thomas, a Colonel in the Russian Service, who died without
surviving issue in 1685.
John, Rector of High Halden in Kent, who died about 1670.
Laurence, a Major-General in the Scots Army, killed at Here-
ford in 1645, and is buried in the church of Gloucester.
Daniel, a Lieutenant-General in the Russian Service, and
Governor of Smolensko, and afterwards of Moscow, who
died in 1674.
Mary, who in 1647 married David Anderson of Gartnavel ; and
Elizabeth, who married in 1650 Baron (sic) Craig of Newton
of Partick.
1 Baronage of Scotland, by Sir Robert Douglas of Glenbervie, Hart., edn. of 1798, p. 430.
2 Genealogical MSS. of Hills, Craufurds, etc., No. 28.
3 The stipulations of this Contract, or Family Compact, not of, but for, the marriage, are so
quaint and interesting that a somewhat full quotation is afterwards given from the Contract between
Captain Thomas Craufurd for his son Hew, and William Stirling for his daughters Janet and
Elizabeth, in 1595, under which Captain Craufurd undertook that Hew should, in due season,
marry either Janet or Elizabeth Stirling. Hew, as above noted, preferred the younger sister.

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