Margaret Stewart (-after 1541)

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Parents
Father:1Patrick Stewart of Laithers (-after 1511)
Spouses and relationship events
Married:2(Unknown) Meldrum of Eden (-)
Married:3before 1521James Gordon of Lesmoir or Coldstone (-June 1558), 1. Laird of Lesmoir
Children
Children with James Gordon of Lesmoir or Coldstone:
James Gordon of Crichie (-1553)4
Alexander Gordon of Birkenburn (-)5
William Gordon of Terpersie (-)6
Patrick Gordon of Oxhill (-), Goodman of Oxhill7
John Gordon of Leitcheston (-)8
Janet Gordon (-)9
Katherine Gordon (-)10
Marjory Gordon (-after 3 March 1592-3)11
Elizabeth Gordon (-)12
Margaret Gordon (-)13
George Gordon of Lesmoir (around 1516-around 1591), 2. Laird of Lesmoir14
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Events
Died:15after 1541
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Sources

1 John Malcolm Bulloch, The House of Gordon vol. II: (Aberdeen: The New Spalding Club, 1907), p. (162-79), James Gordon I. of Lesmoir.
2 Douglas Wimberley, Notes on the Family of Gordon of Terpersie with a Table of Their Descent: (Inverness: , 1900), p. 3.
3 John Malcolm Bulloch, The House of Gordon vol. II: (Aberdeen: The New Spalding Club, 1907), p. (162-79), James Gordon I. of Lesmoir.
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