Sir Patrick M’Kie, M.P. for the stewartry of Kirkcudbright

was connected as sonbut have disconnected becaus he is refered to as son of Patrick M'Kie of Barjarrock - please see Patrick James MacKie (MacKey, McKee, M'Kie), Bailie In Minnigaf about me section Patrick MacKie (MacKey, McKee, M'Kie), infeft in Larg, Bailie In Minnigaf

• Gender: Male
• Birth: 1620
• Cumloden, Larg, Minnigaff,, Scotland, United Kingdom
• Death: circa 1680 (55-64)
• Minnigaff, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland (United Kingdom)

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V. Alexander (who predeceased his father in 1591, and whose widow m., secondly, Alexr. Gordon of Clanyard), m. Katherine, dau. of Sir Patrick Agnew of Lochnaw, hereditary sheriff of Wigton,contract dated 8 Oct., 1575, with issue: —

1. Patrick, of whom follows;
2. a son who had three sons (Alexr. ; Patrick, who succeeded to Larg,16-16 ; and James of Crosbie, who had a son Robert, whose son John in 1691 succeeded to Larg and Palgown).

VI. Patrick, had a charter under the Great Seal, 4 March, 1598, as Patrick Makkie, eldest son of the late Alexr. Makkie, son and heir apparent of Patrick Makkie of Larg, of the lands of Camloden, Barrawer, Calcathane, Biach, Camden, Fyntillach with the isle in the loch thereof, Clonlouchagach, Garser, Baryarrock, Barjargane, all in Wigtonshire, and Clonquhard in Kirkcudbrightshire, now created into the free barony of Larg with the fortalice of Culgour as chief messuage.

Patrick, who was knighted before 1610, joined the regiment raised by Sir Donald Mackie of Strathnaver for service under the King of Denmark, and was wounded at the battle of Oldenburgh. He returned from the Continent in 1628, and that year became M.P. for the stewartry of Kirkcudbright, a position which he filled till 1639. Sir Patrick, an ardent Covenanter, was chosen president of the first meeting of Kirkcudbright stewartry War Committee on 27 June, 1640, and soon afterwards commanded a regiment of Galloway horse at the battle of Newburn, in which his only son Alexander fell after capturing a standard from the enemy. Zachary Boyd in a long poem entitled " Newburn Book" thus deplores the fall of young M'Kie :—

"In this conflict, which was a great pitie, We lost the son of Sir Patrick M'Ghie."

Sir Patrick m., first, Susanna, 3rd dau. of Sir Thomas Kennedy of Culzean, no issue.

He m., secondly, Mary, dau. of Sir Uchtred Macdowall of Garthland, issue five :—

• Alexr., k. at Newburn in 1640;
• Jean, m. John Houston ofDrumastane, by whom she had a son Patrick ;
• a dau. m Alexr.Murdoch of Cumloden ;
• Agnes, m. George, son of John Gordon of Airds ; and
• Grizel.

He m., thirdly, Isobel Kerr, Lady Greenheid, who survived him.

Sir Patrick d. in 1645, and was succeeded by his nephew, Patrick M'Kie (M'Ghie, MacKie), of Barjarrock, of Largie, , Bailie In Minnigaf, of whom follows.

pg. 355-356 - - THE BOOK OF MACKAY BY ANGUS MACKAY, M.A. (St. Andrews University) Minister at Westerdale, Caithness EDINBURGH : NORMAN MACLEOD, -25 GEORGE IV. BRIDGE CANADA : EDWARD MACKAY, ST. PETER'S MANSE, MADOC, ONT. M DCCCC VI [1906]

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Sir Patrick McKie b. after 1575 d. 1645; m. Susanna Kennedy b. abt. 1570 and she was of Culzeau, Scotland. He was of Larg, Minnigaff, Kircudbright, Scotland

died 1645; married 8 October 1575 [-?-]

It is said that Sir Patrick McKee of Larg was a staunch Presbyterian who heavily mortgaged his estates to aid the Protestant cause. He was a grantee of lands in Northern Ireland during the Ulster settlement 1610.

• Patrick MCKIE, born Abt. 1597 in Of Minnigaff, Kirkcudbright, , Scotland.
• David MACKEY, born Abt. 1600 in Of Larg, Minnigaff, Kirkcudbright, Scotland; died in Prob Crosby,
• Wigtownshire, , Scotland.
• Alexander MCKIE, born Abt. 1600 in Kirkcudbright, Scotland.

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Sir Patrick MacKie of Larg (1576 - 1645)m., first, Susanna, 3rd dau. of Sir Thomas Kennedy of Culzean, no issue.

He m., secondly, Mary, dau. of Sir Uchtred Macdowall of Garthland, issue five : — Alexr., k. at Newburn in 1640; Jean, m. John Houston of Drumastane, by whom she had a son Patrick ; a dau. m Alexr. Murdoch of Cumloden ; Agnes, m. George, son of John Gordon of Airds ; and Grizel.

He m., thirdly, Isobel Kerr, Lady Greenheid, who survived him. Sir Patrick d. in 1645, and was succeeded by his nephew, Patrick M'Kie, bailie in Minnigaf

References

• ”The book of Mackay”. Author Mackay, Angus, 1860-1911. Page 356. Archive.Org
• https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/MacKie-1351
• History of the county of Ayr, Volume 2 By James Paterson. Page 288. GoogleBooks Kennedies of Cidzean.“Sir Thomas Kennedy of Culzean was the third son of Gilbert, third Earl of Cassillis. His immediate elder brother having died in infancy, he was styled Master of Cassillis at the battle of Langside, where he was taken prisoner. He was knighted at the coronation of James VI. He got a charter of the lands of Culzean from his brother Gilbert, the fourth Earl, in which he was infeft 14th September 1569. He married Elizabeth, daughter of David M'Gill of Cranston-Riddell, widow of Robert Logan of Restalrig, and who afterwards ... According to the History of the Kennedys there was another brother, John, and a daughter, Susana, afterwards Lady Larg.”
• Scots Peerage - Page 488 Archive.Org