John Cunningham (-) |
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| Father:1 | James Cunningham (-October 1631), 6. Earl of Glencairn | ||
| Mother:2 | (Unknown) Campbell (-January 1610) | ||
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| Married:3 | Margaret Knox (-) | ||||
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| Children with Margaret Knox: | ||
| John Cunningham (-)4 | ||
| Elizabeth Cunningham (-)5 | ||
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| He is mentioned as a substitute in the entail of Kilmaronok of 1614 afterwards referred to; but on 28 August 1622 he had a charter to himself and his wife and the heirs-male of his body, whom failing, to his elder brother. Lord Kilmaurs, whom failing, to the other heirs mentioned in the entail of 1614 of certain lands which were to be liferented by his wife, and to himself of the mains of Kilmaronok and the island of Inchcailleoch in Loch Lomond; all which were then erected into the barony of Kilmaronok. On 25 April 1627 he had a charter to himself, his wife, and his son John of the lands of Cambuskeith, co. Ayr. On 28 July 1627 he resigned the barony of Kilmaronok in favour of the Duke of Lennox.6 | ||
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