Biographical Summary

"Sir Thomas. Except for the period 1575-78 which intervened between the birth of his nephew Patrick, ninth Lord Glamis, and the death of Patrick's father John, eighth Lord Glamis, he was heir-presumptive to the title, and was known as the Master of Glamis...

...On 20 January 1586-87 he was nominated one of the commissioners for considering grants out of the Crown lands, and on 9 February following one of the Extraordinary Lords of Session...

...He died 18 February 1608. When the King heard of the event he is said to have observed that the boldest and hardiest man in his dominions was dead...

...He married, first, after 1575, Agnes, third sister of Patrick, fifth Lord Gray...

...He married, secondly, in 1586, Eupham, daughter of William, fifth Earl of Morton."

SOURCE: The Scots peerage, Vol. VIII, page 284-288

• An Historical Account of the Senators of the College of Justice: From Its Institution in MDXXXII; by George Brunton, David Haig; 1832; Page 203