Jonet Gordon (-) |
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| Father:1 | Sir Alexander Gordon, younger of Lochinvar (-) | ||
| Mother:2 | Janet Kennedy (-after December 1543) | ||
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| Married:3 | before 18 January 1520 | Lachlan Mackintosh of Dunachtan (-) | |||
| Married:4 | before 16 February 1534-35 | James Ogilvy of Cardell (-after 19 February 1574) | |||
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| Children with James Ogilvy of Cardell: | ||
| Alexander Ogilvy (-before 27 June 1562)5 | ||
| Margaret Ogilvy (-)6 | ||
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| Under the description of Sir Alexander Gordon's daughter and heir, on 16 February 1515, she received a gift of the non-entry of all his lands fallen in non-entry by his death and that of Elizabeth Stewart his last wife. On 9 May 1517 she was infeft in the lands of Kenmure and others upon a precept following on her retour as heir, and on the following day she, a maiden of twenty-one, granted a charter of the estates of Kenmure, Balmaclellan and Stitchell in favour of her uncle, Sir Robert Gordon of Glen, to which were appended, in addition to her signature, the seal of her half-brother the Earl of Moray and the common seal of cause of the burgh of Edinburgh, Sir Robert at the same time giving her a charter of certain of the Kenmure lands for her lifetime. Two days later she granted a renunciation and discharge to her uncle of her right to Kenmure and Stitchell.7 | ||
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