Genealogy of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond

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in John Lord Drummonds famine, and was too-named ' Davie the
doctor.' He had the ill fortune to get a pairt of that potion which
killed three of the Lord Drummonds daughters at a breakfaft, where-
with albeit he hardly efcaped with his life : he was all his days infirm
in his eyes.
3. William Drummond of Milnab fucceeded to his father David.
He married Jannet Stirline, daughter and airefs of the laird of Ballin-
dooch, bot the laird of Keer kept the lands, and fatisfyed her with a
foume of 500 merks, which was a portion confiderable at that time.
William begot, with Jannet his fpoufe, tuo fones ; Patrick, who fuc-
ceeded, and Andrew, who married Mr. John Malloch of Cairnies
fifter ; with whom he had William, John, and Andrew Drummonds.
William Drummond of Milnab gives feaune to Patrick Lord Drum-
mond anno 1573. 1573.
4. Patrick Drummond of Mylnab, the fone of William, married
Elfpet Drummond, daughter to John Drummond of Culqualzie,
the fone of David : he had three fones, James, who fucceeded,
William, and John Drummonds. William dyed abroad ; John
married Ben of Findalls daughter, who bore to him
Mr. James Drummond, a minifter, Patrick and John, and a daugh-
ter, Anna Drummond : John and his fone Patrick were both killed
at the battle of Prefton in the year 1648. 1648.
5. James Drummond of Milnab, the fone of Patrick, married
Marrion Murray, the daughter of Antony Murray of Dollorie ; his
children were Mr. David Drummond, who fucceeded, and was long
minifter of Creefe ; William, George, and Robert Drummonds ; with
three daughters, Iffobella, Jean, and Catharine Drummonds. William,
the fecond, dyed in Pole ; George plyed the merchant trade very
happily abroad and at home, was divers tunes Baylie of Edenburgh,
and purchaffed the lands of Milnab from his nephew John. Robert
Drummond, the youngeft fone, married Sybilla Murray, daughter to