Christian Erskine (-after 1478) |
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| Father:1 | Sir John Erskine of Kinnoull (-1445) | ||
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| Married:2 | John Crichton (-) | ||||
| Married:3 | in or before 1457 | Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property attribute_do::$changedby is deprecated in /var/www/geneapedia.org/public_html/include/attribute_do.php on line 48 Robert Crichton (-1494), 1. Lord Crichton of Sanquhar | |||
| They had a papal dispensation after their marriage, dated 3 December 1457, narrating that they had married knowing that Margaret Hay, Robert's former wife, had stood to Christian in the fourth and fourth degrees of consanguinity, and that John Crichton, Christian's former husband, had been related to Robert in the third and third degrees per diversas stirpes. | |||||
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| Children with Robert Crichton: | ||
| Robert Crichton of Kinnoul (-before February 1491-2)4 | ||
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| Died:5 | after 1478 | |||
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