Issobell Mure

ISSOBELL MURE (aka ISSOBELL MUIR) Lady Skeldon

Issobel Mure seems certain to be the daughter of William Mure of Rowallan and his wife Janet Maxwell.The Historie and Descent of the House of Rowallane: 86

Death

Issobell Muir died intestate in April 1616. [National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, Testament Dative of umqle Issobell Muir Lady Skeldoun, reference CC9/7/12]

Her Testament Dative

The Testament Dative and Inventory of Issobell Muir was given up by her brother-in-law, David Campbell, who is identified in her testament dative as father brother to Issobell Muir's children, that is uncle to William Campbell, Charles Campbell, John Campbell and Agnes Campbell, in whose name and behalf he was acting. Confirmation was granted to him on 31 October 1616. [National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, Testament Dative of umqle Issobell Muir Lady Skeldoun, reference CC9/7/12]

1. Image of Testament Dative
2. Image of Testament Dative

Marriage

Issobell Muir married Charles Campbell of Skeldon. [National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, Testament Testamentar of umqle Charles Campbell younger of Skeldon, reference CC9/7/10]

Her Husband's Last Will and Testament

Charles Campbell, younger of Skeldon, made his last will and testament, at his house of Skeldon, on 2 May 1614. [National Records of Scotland, Glasgow Commissary Court, Testament Testamentar of umqle Charles Campbell younger of Skeldon, reference CC9/7/10]

Children

1. William Campbell
2. John Campbell
3. Charles Campbell
4. Agnes Campbell

Genealogy

1. History of the Counties of Wigton and Ayr. VOL. I. - KYLE. By James Paterson, (James Stillie, Edinburgh, 1863). pp. 410-14 for Campbell of Over Skeldon
2. The Historie and Descent of the House of Rowallane by Sir William Mure, Knight, of Rowallane.Written in or prior to 1657 (Chalmers and Collins, Glasgow, MDCCCXXV), p. 86