Margaret Montgomerie (-9 April 1624) |
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| Married:3 | Robert Seton (-22 March 1603), 1. Earl of Winton | ||||
| Marriage contract dated 10 April 1582. | |||||
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| Children with Robert Seton: | ||
| Sir Thomas Seton (-)4 | ||
| Sir John Seton of St. Germains (-)5 | ||
| George Seton (December 1584-), 3. Earl of Winton6 | ||
| Isobel Seton (30 November 1593-)7 | ||
| Robert Seton (1583-after 28 December 1636), 2. Earl of Winton8 | ||
| Alexander Montgomerie (1588-14 January 1661), 6. Earl of Eglinton9 | ||
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| Died:10 | 9 April 1624 | |||
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| On 12 August 1589 she had from her husband a charter of the liferent of various lands, proceeding on a contract made twelve days previously, and confirmed 16 January 1589-90. She survived her husband, and on 18 September 1620, as undoubted patron of the Collegiate Church of Seton, she conferred a vacant prebend on Robert Seton, younger, in Seton.11 | ||
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