Alexander Leslie, 5th Baron of Balquhain

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"Alexander Leslie,

"Fifth Baron of Balquhain.

"Alexander Leslie, eldest son of Sir William Leslie by his wife the Honourable Elizabeth Fraser of Lovat, succeeded his father as fifth Baron of Balquhain, 18th April 1467.

“He sold Findlater in Tough to Duncan Forbes of Druminnor.

“Alexander Leslie married, first, Janet Gordon, daughter of the Laird of Cairnbarrow, whose successors became Barons of Rothiemay. By her he dad issue –

“ I. Patrick, his successor.

“ II. Robert, who died while at school in France.

“ III. A Daughter, married to David Ross of Tillesnaught.

“ IV. A Daughter, married to John Ogilvie of Tillesmachie.

“He married, secondly, a daughter of Cuming of Coulter, by whom he had three daughters, married respectively to Sir John Rutherford in Aberdeen, David Anderson in Aberdeen, and John Stewart in Strathdon.

"Alexander Leslie, fifth Baron of Balquhain, died 10th April 1472, and was succeeded by his son, Patrick Leslie, sixth Baron."

ALEXANDER LESLIE, eldest son of Sir William Leslie by his wife the Honourable Elizabeth Fraser of Lovat, succeeded his father as fifth Baron of Balquhain, 18th April 1467. He sold Findlater in Tough to Duncan Forbes of Druminnor. Alexander Leslie married, first, Janet Gordon, daughter of the Laird of Cairnbarrow, whose successors became Barons of Rothiemay. By her he had issue I, PATRICK, his successor. II. ROBERT, who died while at school in France. III. A Daughter, married to David Ross of Tillesnaught. IV. A Daughter, married to John Ogilvie of Tillesmachie He married, secondly, a daughter of Cuming of Coulter, by whom he had three daughters, married respectively to Sir John Eutherford in Aberdeen, David Anderson in Aberdeen, and John Stewart in Strathdon. Alexander Leslie, fifth Baron of Balquhain, died 10th April 1472, and was succeeded by his son Patrick Leslie, sixth Baron.

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