Genealogy of the most noble and ancient House of Drummond

192 THE GENEALOGIE OF
1641. year 1641. He begot with Lady Anna Erflrine a fone, John, who
fucceeded, and tuo daughters. Lady Leflie, the eldeft, was
married to Hugh Earle of Eglingtone, who begot tuo fones, Alexan-
der, now Earle of Eglingtone, and Mr. Frances Montgomerie, and
four daughters. Mr. Frances wes firft married to Lady
Leflie, Countefs heretrix of Leven, who dyed without children ; he
married againe to
Alexander, now Earle of Eglingtone, the fone of Hugh, married
Creichton, daughter to William Earle of Dumfrees, and
had by her daughters, and tuo fones ; Alexander, now Lord Mont-
gomerie, married to Lady Margaret Cocheran, daughter to William
Lord Cochran, the fone of William, Earle of Dundonnald, and hes
children. Hugh Earle of Eglingtone's four daughters were married
as followes : — Lady Mary Montgomerie, the eldeft, was married to
George, now Earle of Wintone, fhe dyed and left no liveing child-
ren ; the fecond, Lady Chriftian Montgomerie, was married to John
Elphingftone, Matter of Balmerinoch, and hes children ; Lady Anna
Montgomerie, the third, was married to Sir Andrew Ramlay, laird of
Wachtone, and hes children ; Lady Elifabeth Montgomerie, the
youngeft daughter, was married to Dumbar of Balduine,
and hes children.
Alexander Earle of Eglington's fecond fone Montgomerie,
and his daughters are
Lady Leflie youngeft daughter to John Earle of Rothes,
was firft married to Alexander Leflie Lord Balgonie, fone to Alexan-
der Earle of Leven, and had to him a fone. Lady Leflie,
after the death of her firft hufband Alexander Lord Balgonie, fhe
married the fecond time to Frances Earle of Bucleugh, to whom fhe
had tuo daughters. Lady Scot, the eldeft, was married to
Walter Scot now Earle of Tarras, bot fhe dyed without children;
Lady Scot, the youngeft heretrix, was married to James