Agnes Broun

AGNES BROUN

Agnes Broun is the heiress of Malcolmson. [Lieutenant-Colonel George Hamilton, The House of Hamilton (Edinburgh, 1933), see pages 850-58 for an account of the Hamiltons of Torrance]

Death

Agnes Broun may have died before 28 May 1532. [Lieutenant-Colonel George Hamilton, The House of Hamilton (Edinburgh, 1933), see pages 850-58 for an account of the Hamiltons of Torrance] She was certainly dead before 12 December 1532, the date upon which her son James sold half the lands of Malcolmstoun to Alexander Hepburn of Quhitsum and his wife Elene Sinclair. The charter was issued at Edinburgh on 11 December 1532 and confirmed under the Great Seal of Scotland on 12 December 1532. Registrum Magni Sigilli Regum Scotorum: Register of the Great Seal of Scotland, A.D. 1513-1546, charter number 1245 on page 272

Marriage

Agnes Broun married James Hamilton of Torrance. [Lieutenant-Colonel George Hamilton, The House of Hamilton (Edinburgh, 1933), see pages 850-58 for an account of the Hamiltons of Torrance]

Children of the third Marriage

Agnes Broun and her husband James Hamilton of Torrance had at least one child, a son named James Hamilton:

1. James Hamilton of Piell