The Pedigrees and Heraldry of the Murrays

The Heraldry of the Murrays

with notes on all the males of the family, descriptions of the arms, plates and pedigrees

by G Harvey Johnston

The above ebook is available at openlibrary.org.

125 copies of the work were printed, of which 100 were offered to the public.

The object of this project, which is based on the above publication, is to connect the numbered individuals from the Pedigrees in that book to profiles on Geni. It is essentially a transcription of the book, embellished with the Arms as given in the text and various comments where discrepancy arises.

There is some dispute/conflicting information regarding the first generations - Some sources (this book included) suggest that Freskin had 3 sons; others that he had only the 1 - William, and that the other two sons were in fact sons of William, son of Freskin. I have on Geni followed Burke's Peerage where one son is documented. Where there is a this information has been tied in with that on B-P (CJB)

I have also used A genealogical and heraldic history of the landed gentry ; or, Commoners of Great Britain and Ireland by John Burke Pages 619 onwards. § used as reference below

Where possible I will a reference - P# - after a name which refers to the relevant page on the Peerage.com

Where the person has also been located on Burkes Peerage this is indicated with a B-P or Checked in the 107th Edition.

Please Note - The Arms assigned to the profiles are by no means definitive - they have been used to illustrate profiles based roughly where they fall in the pedigrees. They should/will be changed if/when more accurate information re dates etc. comes to light.

How to add a link is explained in the attached document - Adding links to Geni profiles in projects.

This is very much a work in progress and will take me some time! A personal challenge. CJB.

Glossary, abbreviations etc.

• P# - The Peerage Number
• B-P - Burke's Peerage
• d.s.p. - descessit sine prole; died without issue.
• infeft - to invest with or give symbolical possession of inheritable property (Scots law)
• fealty - the loyalty sworn to a feudal lord by his tenant
• s.p. - sine prole - without issue
• titular - relating to, having the nature of, or constituting a title.
• v.p. - vita patris (in the lifetime of the father)

Heraldry

A GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN HERALDRY

by JAMES PARKER - FIRST PUBLISHED in 1894

Resources, links, further reading etc.

• Wiki Clan Murray
• Five Gateways Genealogy
• Wiki- Freskin (1)
• Useful web page - Genealogical Abbreviations - Rootsweb
• Encyclopedia of Genealogy
• European Heraldry

Pedigrees

• The Morays of Bothwell and the Sutherlands
• The Murrays of Atholl
• The Murrays of Touchadam and Polmaise
• The Morays of Abercairney
• The Murrays of Falahill
• The Murrays of Coickpool

The Morays of Bothwell and the Sutherlands

See Pedigree Chart on page 2.

The first known ancestor of this family was Freskin, who accompanied King David I. to suppress an insurrection in the North in 1130, and was granted lands in Moray, which districts, under the forms of Moray or Murray, gave a surname to his descendants. He also held the lands of Strabrok, in Linlithgow. From him descended the Morays, Lords of Bothwell ; and the families of Sutherland, Earls of Sutherland and Lords Duffus ; the Sutherlands of Forse, etc.

(1) Freskin died before 1171

• 1(a) William (2 below)
• 1(b) Hugh (See 2a & 13 below) !!!
• 1(c) Andrew - probably Bishop of Moray 1184-85 !!! (See 2b Below)

!!! Burke's Peerage

According to Freskin had only the one son - William (1a above) The other two sons (1b Hugh and 1c Andrew, were sons of William 2 below)

(2) William died c1203

• 2(a) Hugh de Moravia feudal Lord of Duffus (13 Below) [Son of William, son of Freskin] §

• 2(a)1 Walter, married Eufemia da of Ferchard, Earl of Ross
  

• 2(a)1-a Freskin, Lord of Duffus, married Johanna, Lady Strathnaver [not in B-P]
  

• 2(b) William (3 below)
• 2(c) Andrew, Parson of Duffus 1209

(3) William de Moravia, was Lord of Petyn, Brachlie and Boharm. He died before 15 Oct 1226

• 3(a) Sir Walter (4 below)
• 3(b) William, Canon of Moray.

(4) Sir Walter de Moravia, Lord of Petyn, d. 1244, and was succeeded by his son

(5) Sir William de Moravia, died before March 1253. He married a daughter of Malcolm, Earl of Fife, and had a son:

(6) Sir Walter de Moravia, died 1284. Besides the property in Moray, he owned Bothvvell in Clydesdale, and Smailholm and Crailing in Roxburgh. The lands of Bothwell had belonged to the Olifards, and it was either the daughter or sister of Sir David Olifard who brought this property to the Morays. Sir Walter had at least two sons:

• 6(a) Sir William (No. 7 below).
• 6(b) Sir Andrew (No. 8 below).

(7) Sir William de Moravia, Lord of Bothwell, died before 10th November 1300. He swore fealty to King Edward I. in 1296.

Arms on Seal, 1296. Three stars (Laing's Seals). [Plate II., fig. 2.]

He was succeeded by his brother:

(8) Sir Andrew de Moravia, died between 6th November 1297 and 10th November 1300. He was taken prisoner at Dunbar in 1296 and sent to the Tower of London, where he died. He first married a daughter of Sir John Comyn of Badenoch, and had:

• 8(a) Sir Andrew (No. 9 below).
  

He secondly married in 1286, Euphemia, widow of William Comyn of Kilbride. She died 1288, and the Scots Peerage suggests she may be ancestress of the Murrays of Cockpool.

Arms on Seal, 1296. Three stars

(9) Sir Andrew Moray. He was mortally wounded at the battle of Stirling Bridge, 11th September 1297, fighting for Sir William Wallace. He had a posthumous son: -

(10) Sir Andrew Moray, died 1338, who was a strong supporter of King Robert Bruce. First Marriage -

• 10 (a) Sir John (No. 11 below).
• 10 (b) Sir Thomas (No. 12 below).

He married, second, Christian Bruce, sister of King Robert.

(11) Sir John Moray, Lord of Bothwell, died s.p. before 5th September 1351.

He married in 1348, Margaret Graham, heiress of the Earldom of Menteith, and was succeeded by his brother :

(12) Sir Thomas Moray, Lord of Bothwell, who died s.p. 1361. He married Johanna, daughter and heiress of Sir Maurice Moray of Drumsargard, Earl of Strathearn (No. 250a later), - no issue by her. His widow afterwards married Archibald " the Grim," third Earl of Douglas, who then acquired the Lordship of Bothwell.

The Earls of Sutherland.

Principal Authority - Sir William Fraser's Sutherland Book.

(13) Hugh Feudal Lord of Duddus, second son (!!! ) of Freskin (No. 1 above), died about 1214. He obtained the lands of Sutherland, and was succeeded by his son:

Burke's Peerage

!!! Hugh was son of William, son of Freskin - NOT son of Freskin

(14) William, Lord of Sutherland, 'who died 1248, was created Earl of Sutherland about 1235, and left a son:

(15) William, 2nd Earl of Sutherland, who died about 1307. He swore fealty to King Edward I. in 1296. He had two sons:

• 15(a) William (No. 16 below).
• 15(b) Kenneth (No. 17 below).

(16) William, 3rd Earl of Sutherland, died c. 1327. He fought on Bruce's side at Bannockburn in 1314, and, dying without issue, was succeeded by his brother:

(17) Kenneth, 4th Earl of Sutherland, killed at Halidon Hill 20th July 1333. He married Mary, daughter of Donald, tenth Earl of Mar, and had issue:

• 17(a) William (No. 18 below).
• 17(b) Nicholas, ancestor of Sutherland of Duffus (No. 42 below).

(18) William, 5th Earl of Sutherland, died 1370. In 1343 he married, first, Margaret, daughter of King Robert Bruce. She died before 1352. He married, second, Johanna Menteith, Countess of Strathearn and widow of Sir Maurice Moray (No. 250^), Earl of Strathearn. He had three sons:

• 18(a) John Sutherland, died v.p. 1361 without issue.
• 18(b) Robert (No. 19 below).
• 18(c) Kenneth, ancestor of Sutherland of Forse (No. 24 below).

ARMS on Seal, 1357. Three stars (Laing's Seals). [Plate II., fig. 7.]

(19) Robert, 6th Earl of Sutherland, died 1442. He married Margaret Stewart, daughter of Alexander, Earl of Buchan, and had three sons:

• 19(a) John (No. 20 below).
• 19(b) Robert Sutherland.
• 19(c) Alexander Sutherland.

(20) John, 7th Earl of Sutherland, died 1460. He married Margaret, daughter of Sir William Baillie of Lamington, and had four sons:

• 20(a) Alexander, Master of Sutherland, died v.p. and s.p. before 1456.
• 20(b) John (No. 21 below).
• 20(c) Nicolas Sutherland.
• 20(d) Thomas Beg Sutherland.

• Robert Sutherland inc. in
  

He had also a natural son:

• 20(e) Thomas More, who had two sons, killed by the eighth Earl of Sutherland.

(21) John, 8th Earl of Sutherland, died 1508. He married Catherine, who survived him, and had:

Burke's Peerage have 1st wife married 1st 1467 Finvola (allegedly killed in a robbery just after a narrow escape from drowning while crossing the River Unes by ferry), daughter or grand-daughter of Archibald/Celestine Macdonald)

• 21(a) John (No. 22 below).
• 21(b) Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland (No. 23 below).

He had also two natural sons by Miss Ross of Balnagown: (No other reference found to this relationship- CJB)

'Burke's Peerage The 8th Earl married 2nd Margaret, seemingly widow of John Munro, 11th of Foulis (see MUNRO OF FOULIS-OBSDALE, Bt), and allegedly daughter of Sir William Calder of Calder, and (?)by her(?) had:

• 21(c) Alexander Sutherland, died 1520.

B-P (possibly an illegitimate s); initially disputed right to the Earldom with his half-bro, claiming an entail existed by which the title passed to him, but waived his claim July 1509 (he never produced the entail, so its very existence must remain doubtful); born 1498; married the daughter of Iye Roy Mackay of Strathnaver and was killed in a skirmish c 1520, leaving issue

He is said to have married a Mackay, and had a son:

• 21(c)1 John Sutherland.
  

• 21(d) George Sutherland.

B-P The 8th Earl married 3rd Catherine (living 1512) and died c 1508

Arms on Seal, 1492. Three stars of six points. CREST: A stag's head (Sutherland Book).

(22) John, 9th Earl of Sutherland, died s.p. 1514, and was succeeded by his sister:

(23) Elizabeth, Countess of Sutherland, died 1535. She married Adam Gordon, second son of George, Earl of Huntly. Their descendants of the name of Gordon were the tenth to the seventeenth Earls of Sutherland. The only daughter of the last Gordon Earl married, in 1785, George, second Marquis of Stafford, who was created Duke of Sutherland in 1833, and their great-grandson is the fourth Duke and twenty-first Earl of Sutherland.

§ See attached document for continuation of this lineage adapted from Burkes Peerage

ARMS in Sir David Lindsay's MS., 1542. Gules, three stars (2 and 1) or.

Note. The double tressure ftory-counter-flory or was granted to John, fifteenth Earl, in 1718. [Plate II., fig. 8.J

Forse.

Principal Authority Burke's Landed Gentry.

(24) Kenneth Sutherland - 1st, third son of William, fifth Earl of Sutherland (No.18 above). He had a charter of the lands of Forse, 16th June 1408, and was succeeded by his son:

(25) John Sutherland of Forse - 2nd, living 1451, whose son was:

(26) Richard Sutherland of Forse - 3rd, father of:

(27) John Sutherland of Forse - 4th, died before 21st November 1539, who was served heir to his father 28th May 1471. His son was:

• 27(a) Robert Sutherland, who died v.p., leaving three sons:

• 27(a)(1) Richard (No. 28 below).
  
• 27(a)(2) William (No. 29 below).
  
• 27(a)(3) Alexander (No. 30 below).
  

(28) Richard Sutherland of Forse 5th, succeeded his grandfather, and died s.p. He was succeeded by his brother:

(29) William Sutherland of Forse 6th, died s.p. He married, 1558, Janet, daughter of William Sinclair of Olrig, and was followed by his brother:

(30) Alexander Sutherland of Forse 7th, living 1575. Was father of :

(31) Donald Sutherland of Forse 8th, died 1593, being succeeded by his son:

(32) Alexander Sutherland of Forse 9th, died 1649, leaving issue:

• 32(a) James (No. 33 below).
• 32(b) John Sutherland of Rangag, father of:

• 32(b)1 William McIan Sutherland of Langwell 1st, whose son:
  
• 32(a) James Sutherland of Langwell 2nd, died 1708, leaving three daughters. One of them, Ann, was served heir to him 13th August 1717.
  

(33) [James Sutherland of Forse 10th. Married, 1633, Janet, daughter of Hugh Gordon of Ballone, and had:

(34) George Sutherland of Forse 11th, living 1660. He married Jean, daughter of Robert Gray of Skibo, and had issue:

• 34(a) George (No. 35 below).
• 34(b) James Sutherland of Langwell 2nd, and had:

• 34b(1) James Sutherland of Langwell 4th, father of:
  

• 34b(1)a Robert Sutherland 5th, who sold the estate 1775. He married, 1762, Ann Sinclair, heiress of Brabster, and had:
  

• 34b(1)a(1) George Sutherland of Brabster, father of:
  

• 34b(1)a(1)a James Sutherland, who sold the property 1865, and left issue.
  

(35) George Sutherland of Forse 12th, living 1706, had two sons:

• 35(a) Francis Sutherland of Forse, died v.p.
• 35(b) John (No. 36 below).

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1738. Gules, three stars within a bordure or. [Plate II., fig. 9.]

(36) John Sutherland 13th of Forse, died 7th August 1763. He married Æmilia, daughter of John Sinclair of Ulbster. She died 1789, leaving two sons:

• 36(a) George (No. 37 below).
• 36(b) John (No. 38 below).

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1742. Gules, three stars within a bordure wavy or. CREST : A cat saliant proper. MOTTO : "Sanspeur." [Plate II., fig. 10.]

(37) George Sutherland 14th of Forse, died unmarried 1st January 1773. He was served heir to his father 5th August 1765. He unsuccessfully claimed the Earldom of Sutherland, and was succeeded by his brother:

(38) John Campbell Sutherland 15th of Forse, died 22nd June 1828. He was served heir to his brother 5th September 1776, and married Margaret Munro. They had issue:

• 38(a) John (No. 39 below).
• 38(b) George (No. 40 below).
• 38(c) Francis Sutherland, born 1828. Married Constance, daughter of John Freeman of Gaines, Hereford, and had issue.

(39) John Sutherland 16th of Forse, died unmarried 28th February 1846. He was served heir to his father 16th May 1832, and was succeeded by his brother:

(40) George Sutherland 17th of Forse, Co. Caithness, born 1827; died 20th April 1905. He was served heir to his brother 17th January 1848, and married, the same year, Mary, daughter of William G. Sheppard of Lamogue, Co. Waterford, who died 9th November 1884, having had:

(41) Captain John William Sutherland 18th of Forse, born 1851; died 23rd March 1909. He married, 1881, Louisa, daughter of Colonel Charles G. Walsh, and had five daughters.

The Lords Duffus.

Principal Authorities Sutherland Book and Scots Peerage.

(42) Nicholas Sutherland, second son of of Kenneth, fourth Earl of Sutherland (No. 17 above). He was living 1360, and acquired with his wife part of the Barony of Duffus in Moray, and also lands in Caithness. He married Mary, daughter and co-heiress of Reginald le Cheyne and his wife, Mary, Lady of Duffus. They had issue:

• 42(a) John Sutherland, Lord of Duffus 1408-27, died s.p.
• 42(b) Henry (No. 43 below).

ARMS of Cheyne. Azure, a bend between eight cross cross lets fitchy argent (Sir David Lindsay's MS., 1542). [Plate II., fig. II.]

(43) Henry Sutherland, died before 1434. He received the lands of Torboll, and married Margaret Murefif or Moray.

ARMS on Seal, " Henrici de Suthirlande," probably this Henry Sutherland. On a bend between three cross crosslets fitchy as many stars (Laing's Seals). [Plate II., fig. 12.]

They had a son:

(44) Alexander Sutherland, 3rd of Duffus, succeeded his father in Torboll and his uncle in Duffus, died about 1482. He married, before 19th March 1433-34, Muriel, daughter of John Chisholm of that Ilk, with whom he got the lands of Quarrelwood, Greschip, etc., near Elgin. They had issue:

• 44(a) William Sutherland of Berrydal, died v.p. 1474, leaving:

• 44(a)1 Alexander Sutherland of Strabock, died before 8th October 1478, leaving a daughter.
  
• 44(a)2 William (No. 45 below).
  

• 44(b) Angus Sutherland of Torboll. Married Christina , and had:

• 44(b)1 Nicholas Sutherland, died s.p.
  
• 44(b)2 Donald Sutherland.
  
• 44(b)3 Hugh Sutherland, died before 1525. Married Agnes M'Leod, and had a daughter.
  

ARMS on Seal. A boar's head between two cross crosslets fitchy; on a chief three stars. Supporters: A lion rampant and a dragon (Laing's Seals). [Plate II. fig- 13]

ARMS of Alexander Sutherland (No. 44 above) on Seal, 1434. Three stars in chief and as many cross crosslets in base (Laing's Seals). [Plate II., fig. 14.]

ARMS of Chisholm. Gules, a boar's head couped argent (Pont's MS.). [Plate II., fig- 15]

(45) William Sutherland of Quarrelwood and later 4th of Duffus, died before February 1513-14, leaving a son;

(46) William Sutherland 5th of Duffus, died before 1st June 1529. He married Janet, daughter of Alexander Innes of that Ilk, and had;

• 46(a) William (No. 47 below).
• 46(b) Alexander Sutherland, Dean of Caithness 1529, still alive 1551.

(47) William Sutherland 6th of Duffus, killed 1530, leaving a son:

(48) William Sutherland 7th of Duffus, died 1543. He married Elizabeth Stewart, and had issue:

• 48(a) Alexander (No. 49 below).
• 48(b) William Sutherland of Evelix, died about 1570.
• 48(c) Nicholas Sutherland, living 1566.

ARMS on Seal, 1 540. Parted per fess, and the upper portion per pale. First, Three stars (Sutherland) ; second, Three cross crosslets fitchy (Cheyne); third, A boar's Juad erased (Chisholm). [Plate II., fig. 16.]

In Sir David Lindsay's MS., 1542. Gules, a boar's head couped, surrounded by three stars and as many cross crosslets fitchy alternately disposed or. [Plate III., fig. 1.]

(49) Alexander Sutherland 8th of Duffus, died about 1570. He married, contract dated 26th January 1552-53, Janet, daughter of James Grant of Freuchie, who died October 1600. They had issue:

• 49(a) Alexander Sutherland, born 1554; died s.p. Married, contract dated 9th July 1563, Elizabeth Sinclair, daughter of George, Earl of Caithness. It is doubtful if he ever succeeded to Duffus.
• 49(b) William (No. 50 below).
• 49(c) James Sutherland, ancestor of Sutherland of Kinstearie (No. 75 later).

ARMS in Forman's MS. (Lyon Office), c. 1566. Gules, a boar's head couped argent, surrounded by three stars and as many cross crosslets fitchy alternately disposed orlewise or. [Plate III., fig. 2.]

(50) William Sutherland 9th of Duffus, died 1616. He married first, October 1579, Margaret Sinclair, daughter of George, Earl of Caithness; and, second, before 1604, Margaret, daughter of William Macintosh of Dunachton. He had the following sons:

• 50(a) William (No. 51 below).
• 50(b) James Sutherland, ancestor of Sutherland of Kinminitie (No. 65 below).
• 50(c) John Sutherland, ancestor of Sutherland of Clyne (No. 70 below).

(51) William Sutherland 10th of Duffus, died October 1626. He was served heir to his father 23rd and 30th April 1616. In 1612 he married Jean, daughter of John Grant of Freuchie, and had issue:

• 51(a) Alexander (No. 52 below).
• 51(b) William, ancestor of Sutherland of Evelix (No. 61 below).
• 51(c) Colonel John Sutherland, died s.p. before 3rd November 1657. He married, contract dated March 1656, Isabella, daughter of David Ross of Balnagown.

ARMS in Ponfs MS., 1624.Gules, a sangliers head couped argent, a cross crosslet between two mullets in chief, and a mullet between two cross crosslets in base fitchy or.

(52) Sir Alexander Sutherland of Duffus, died 31st August 1674. In 1651 he was created LORD DUFFUS. He married, first, Jean Mackenzie, daughter and co-heiress of Colin, first Earl of Seaforth. She died 31st March 1648. He married, second, 13th January 1653, Jean, daughter of Sir Robert Innes of that Ilk. She died 10th March 1653. He married, third, Margaret Stewart, daughter of James, fourth Earl of Moray. She died January 1667. He married, fourth, Margaret, daughter of William, eleventh Lord Forbes. She died 16th April 1677. He was succeeded by his son by his first wife:

(53) James, second Lord Duffus, died 24th September 1705. He was served heir to his father 10th November 1674. He married, contract dated 5th September 1674, Margaret Mackenzie, daughter of Kenneth, third Earl of Seaforth, who died August 1706, leaving:

• 53(a) Kenneth (No. 54 below).
• 53(b) James (No. 57 below).
• 53(c) William Sutherland of Roscommon, died s.p. Married, contract dated October 1702, Helen, daughter of William Duff of Dipple, who died July 1740.
• 53(d) John Sutherland.
• 53(e) Alexander Sutherland.

(54) Kenneth, third Lord Duffus, died before 18th March 1733-34. He was "out" in 1715, and his estates were forfeited. He married, contract dated 30th March 1708, Charlotta, daughter of Eric Sioblade, Governor of Gottenberg, who survived until 1771.

ARMS in Peers' Arms MS. (Lyon Office), c. 1720. Gules, a boar's head erased, surrounded by three stars and as many cross crosslets fitchy alternately disposed orlewise or. CREST : A stag's head couped proper. Supporters: Dexter, A greyhound argent, collared gules ; Sinister, A horse argent. Motto : Butt sicker."

He was succeeded by his son:

(55) Eric (titular), fourth Lord Duffus, died 28th August 1768. He married
Elizabeth, daughter of Sir James Dunbar of Hempriggs, who died 21st July 1800. They had issue:

• 55(a) James (No. 56 below).
• 55(b) Axel or Axley Sutherland, died s.p.

(56) James, fifth Lord Duffus, born 1747 ; died unmarried 30th January 1827. He was served heir to his father 22nd February 1770. His title was restored to him, by Act of Parliament, 25th May 1826. He was succeeded by his cousin (No. 59 below).

(57) James Sutherland, second son of James (No. 53), died before 1739. He married, after 1704, Elizabeth, only child and heiress of Sir William Dunbar, Bt. of Hempriggs. Assuming the name of Dunbar, he was created a Baronet 10th December 1706. His widow survived until 11th March 1756. They had issue:

• 57(a) William (No. 58 below).
• 57(b) James Sutherland, died s.p. 1742.

(58) Sir William Dunbar, second Baronet of Hempriggs, died 1792. He was served heir to his brother, James, 22nd April 1760. He married, first, 6th January 1729, Elizabeth, daughter and heiress of Alexander Dunbar of Westfield, who died 3rd June 1746. He married, second, 2 1st March 1747, Jean, daughter of David Sinclair of Southdun, who died s.p. 9th August 1749. He married, third, 21st October 1749, Henrietta, daughter of Hugh Rose of Kilravock, who died September 1795. By his first wife he had:

• 58(a) Kenneth Dunbar, born 14th October 1729.
• 58(b) James Dunbar, born 12th November 1730 ; died young.

By his third wife he had :

• 58(c) Benjamin (No. 59 below).
• 58(d) Robert Sutherland Dunbar.

(59) Sir Benjamin Sutherland Dunbar, third Baronet of Hempriggs, born 28th April 1761; died May 1843. He assumed the title as sixth Lord Duffus, although his claim was disputed by the heir-of-line. He married, 10th December 1784, Janet, daughter of George Mackay of Bighouse, who died 15th March 1857. They had issue:

• 59(a) William Sutherland Dunbar, died young.
• 59(b) George (No. 60 below).
• 59(c) Robert Sutherland Dunbar, born 12th April 1801; died unmarried 18th August 1857.

(60) Sir George Sutherland Dunbar, fourth Baronet of Hempriggs, born 6th June 1799; died unmarried 28th August 1875. He did not assume the title of Duffus.

Evelix.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(61) William Sutherland, second son of William Sutherland (No. 51 above). He was served heir to his younger brother, Colonel John (No. 51c), 3rd November 1657. In 1694 he owned the lands of Inverhassie, and was succeeded by his son:

(62) James Sutherland of Daln Amain, died before 1722, leaving a son:

(63) James Sutherland of Evelix. In 1784 he was still living, and above eighty years of age. On 8th August 1726 he married Margaret, daughter of John Sutherland of Rearquhar (No. 83 below), and had a son:

(64) Hugh Sutherland of Evelix. He was served heir to his grandfather 27th May 1776. He married Magdalene, daughter of John Clunes of Neilston, and was living 1819.

Kinminitie.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(65) James Sutherland of Kinminitie, second son of William Sutherland (No. 50 above), died about 1680. He was appointed tutor to his nephew, Alexander Sutherland (No. 52 above), 11th January 1627. He married Margaret, daughter of Sir John Seaton of Monylangain, Co. Longford, and had a son:

(66) Alexander Sutherland of Kinminitie. Married Jean, daughter of Thomas Forbes of Waterton, and had issue:

• 66(a) Alexander (No. 67 below).
• 66(b) Thomas Sutherland, died 17th April 1692. He married, 1686, Violet, daughter of Michael Strachan of Auchnagat, and had:

• 66(b)1 James Sutherland, born September 1688.
  

(67) Alexander Sutherland, died 11th November 1710. He married twice, his second wife being Maria Ogilvy, daughter of George, first Lord Banff. He had two sons:

• 67(a) Alexander (No. 68 below)
• 67(b) James Sutherland, died sp. Had lands of Croftcroy 1694.

(68) Alexander Sutherland of Kinminitie, died July 1725. He married Elizabeth Edwards, and had a son:

(69) Alexander Sutherland, died before 1726.

Clyne.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(70) John Sutherland of Clyne, third son of William (No. 50 above), had a son:

(71) John Sutherland of Clyne, who left two sons:

• 71(a) Patrick Sutherland of Clyne, who died s.p.
• 71(b) James (No. 72 below).

(72) James Sutherland. Served heir to his father 30th July 1697. Living 1705, leaving:

• 72(a) Alexander (No. 73 below).
• 72(b) Patrick Sutherland, living 1745.

(73) Alexander Sutherland, killed 1742. He was served heir to his grand-father 4th August 1726; and to his cousins, Alexander Sutherland of Kinminitie (Nos. 67and 68 above), 8th and 22nd February 1726. He married Mary, daughter of Alexander Sutherland of Kinminitie, and had two sons, of whom:

(74) James Murray Sutherland of Clyne and Pulrossie, died s.p. 9th July 1783. His sister, Elizabeth, was served heir to him 14th April 1784.

Kinstearie.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(75) James Sutherland, third son of Alexander (No. 49 above), born 1561. He owned Kinstearie, in Morayshire. In 1593 he married Violet, daughter of Thomas Fraser of Strichen, and had a son:

(76) John Sutherland, who was father of:

(77) William Sutherland. Will recorded 29th July 1698 (Moray). He married Margaret, daughter of William Innes of Kinnermonie, and left two sons:

• 77(a) David (No. 78 below).
• 77(b) Hugh, ancestor of Sutherland of Rearquhar (No. 82 below).

(78) David Sutherland of Kinstearie, died January 1690. His Will recorded 30th July 1696 and 5th November 1701 (Moray).

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1680-87. Gules, a boar's head erased between three mullets in chief and as many cross crosslets fitchy in base or within a bordure argent. CREST : A cat saliant proper. MOTTO: " Still without fear." [Plate III., fig. 3.]

He had a son:

(79) James Sutherland of Kinstearie, died September 1722. He was served heir to his father 17th February 1691 and 24th November 1721, and was succeeded by his son:

(80) James Sutherland of Kinstearie. Served heir to his father 10th November 1724. He left a son:

(81) James Sutherland of Kinstearie, living 1766.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1748-54. Gules, three mullets or, a galley sable for difference. [Plate III., fig. 4.]

Rearquhar.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(82) Hugh Sutherland of Kinnauld, second son of William (No. 77 above). He
was appointed tutor to his nephew (No. 79 above) 17th February 1691, and had a son:

(83) John Sutherland. Married Christian, daughter and heiress of William Sutherland of Rearquhar. She was served heir to her father (who died February 1688) 8th November 1708. With his wife John Sutherland acquired the property, and had by her two sons:

• 83(a) John (No. 84 below).
• 83(b) James Sutherland.

(84) John Sutherland, left a son:

(85) James Sutherland of Rearquhar. His grandnephew, Captain John Sutherland of Invercharron, was served heir to him 8th January 1819, and also to his great-grandfather (No. 84 above) same date.

The Murrays of Atholl

The Murrays of Atholl.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

The most probable origin of this family is given in the Scots Peerage as follows :

On referring to No. 86 of this work, it will be seen that John Murray, elder son of Sir Malcolm Murray, settled about 1284 the lands of Aldie on his younger brother, William. According to the charters of Inchaffray, Gilbert, Earl of Strathearn, granted the lands of Aldie to his daughter, Matilda, on her marriage with Malcolm, Earl of Fife, who died about 1228. Sir Robert Douglas in his Peerage says that Walter Moray of Bothwell (No. 6 of this book) married a daughter of the Earl of Fife; but the Scots Peerage says that it was Walter's father - Sir William Moray of Bothwell (No. 5), - died before 1253, who married a daughter of Malcolm, Earl of Fife. If these statements are correct, the lands of Aldie came from the Earl of Strathearn to his daughter and her husband, Malcolm, Earl of Fife. The lands then passed to their daughter, who married Sir William Moray of
Bothwell (No. 5), and from them to their son, Sir Malcolm Murray (No. 86), probably named after the Earl of Fife, and who was the first of the Atholl family. According to this, Sir Malcolm Murray was second son of Sir William Moray (No. 5).

The earlier writers thought that Sir Malcolm Murray (No. 86) was a son of a John Moray, Sheriff of Perth, supposed to be a son of Hugh Moray of Duffus (No. 2, a), but there is no evidence to support this view, and as there were two, if not three, John Morays living at that time, this suggested origin has been abandoned.

The head of these Murrays is the seventh and present Duke of Atholl, and the cadets became Earls of Dunmore, Lords Nairne, Viscounts Stormont, Earls of Mansfield, and Earls of Dysart. The other cadets were the Baronets of Glendoick, the Murrays of Ayton, Pitcaithly, Lintrose, Dollary, Arbenie, Pitcullen, Dollerie, Woodend, Strowan, and Tippermore.

(86) Sir Malcolm Murray or de Moravia died before 1289. He was witness to a charter granted by Malise, Earl of Strathearn, between 1251 and 1263. He was Sheriff of Perth about 1276, and is said to have married the daughter and heiress of Gilbert of Gask, with whom he got that property. He had two sons:

• 86(a) John Murray, who gave his lands of Culnacloich and Ruthtrelan in Strathbogie about 1284 and the lands of Aldie to his brother, William.

ARMS on Seal. A bull passant to sinister crossing water, above its back a star of six points. [Plate III., fig. 5.]

• 86(b) William (No. 87 below).

ARMS on Seal. Three stars, with a label of three points in chief (Laing's Seals). [Plate III., fig. 6.]

Note. This seal is inscribed " S. Malcolmi de Moravia," but may not belong to
this Malcolm.

(87) Sir William Murray got the above-mentioned lands from his brother. He married before 28th October 1284 Ada, daughter of Sir Malise, Steward of Strathearn, with whom he got the western half of the lands of Tullibardine.

ARMS on Seal, 1296. A chevron between three stars, a label of three points in chief (Laing's Seals). [Plate III., fig. 7.]

He was succeeded by his son:

(88) Andrew Murray of Tullibardine. He sided with Edward Baliol, was taken prisoner 7th October 1332, and executed for treason. His son was:

(89) Sir William Murray of Tullibardine. In 1341 he had regained the lands of Tullibardine, and was still living in 1352. His successor was: B-P his son ...

(90) Sir John Murray of Tullibardine, who was followed by: B-P died c 1358 leaving

(91) Walter Murray of Tullibardine, died 1390. He married Margaret le Barde, who survived apparently till 1412. Their son apparently was:

(92) Sir David Murray, living 1389. He is said to have married Isobel, daughter of Sir John Stewart of Innermeath and Lorn, who brought the Stewart Arms to the Murrays. His son was probably:

(93) Sir David Murray of Tullibardine, who was served heir to his grandmother, Margaret le Barde, in Aldie, 19th May 1432. He married Margaret, probably daughter of Sir John Colquhoun of Luss.

ARMS on Seal, 1442. A chevron between three stars. CREST : A peacock's head with long neck between two arms vested grasping the head by the beak and back. Supporters: Dexter, A lion sejant guar datit ; Sinister, broken off (Macdonald's Seals). [Plate III., fig. 8.]

He had ten sons:

• 93(a) William (No. 94 below).
• 93(b) Andrew Murray, named in entail of 10th March 1457.
• 93(c) John Murray of Trewin, named in above entail of 1457; died before 8th May 1499. He married Margaret Ruthven, and left issue. His descendant, John Murray, was served heir to his father, John Murray, junior, merchant burgess of Edinburgh, in the lands of Trewin, 16th April 1629.
• 93(d) Robert Murray, died before 15th June 1452.
• 93(e) Patrick, ancestor of Murray of Ochtertyre (No. 147 to follow).
• 93(f) James, ancestor of Murray of Strowan (No. 210 to follow).
• 93(g) Walter Murray, named in the entail of 1457.
• 93(h) Alexander, ancestor of Murray of Tippermore (No. 218 to follow).
• 93(i) Anthony Murray, named in the entail of 1457.
• 93(j) Thomas Murray, named in the entail of 1457.

(94) William Murray of Tullibardine, died about 1460. He married Margaret Gray, probably daughter of Andrew, Lord Gray, and had:

• 94(a) William (No. 95 below).
• 94(b) Andrew, ancestor of Lord Stormont (No. 130 below).

ARMS on Seal. A chevron between three stars (Macdonald's Seals).

(95) Sir William Murray of Tullibardine, died 10th February 1524-25. He was served heir to his father, 6th October 1461, and had issue:

• 95(a) Sir John Murray of Polgour, died v.p., and probably s.p., before 16th January 1499-1500. He married Elizabeth Crichton.
• 95(b) Sir William Murray of Castleton, killed v.p. at Flodden, 9th September 1513. He married Margaret Stewart, daughter of John, Earl of Atholl, and had issue:

• 95(b)1 William (No. 96 below).
  
• 95(b)2 Andrew Murray, living 7th November 1542.
  
• 95(b)3 David Murray, living 1551.
  
• 95(b)4 David Murray of Cushete, also living 1551.
  

He is said to have been a half-brother of William (No. 96 below).

• 95(c) David Murray of Alich, living 1510. Married Katherine Edmondstone, and had:

• 95(c)1 William Murray of Alichmore.
  

ARMS on Seal, 1501. Three stars within a Royal tressure. CREST : A peacock's head between two arms from the elbows vested. Supporters : Two lions rampant (Laing's Seals).

These Arms are shown in Sir David Lindsay's MS., 1542. Azure, three stars argent within a double tressure fiory-counter-flory or. [Plate III., fig. 9.]

(96) Sir William Murray of Tullibardine, died 30th January 1562. He was served heir to his grandfather 23rd May 1525, and married Katherine, daughter of Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy, and had issue:

• 96(a) William (No. 97 below).
• 96(b) Alexander Murray of Wester Aberlednoch and Drumphin, died February 1596. He married Isobel, daughter and heiress of Peter Reidheuch, and had:

• 96(b)1 John Murray of Drumphin, living 1597.
  
• 96(b)2 William Murray of Wester Aberlednoch and Drumphin. Served heir to his brother, John, 26th March 1603. He married before 12th March 1605 Elizabeth, daughter of Dr Gilbert Moncreifi
  
• 96(b)3 Alexander Murray, living 1604.
  
• 96(b)4 Humphrey Murray, living 1623.
  

• 96(c) James Murray of Pardewis, died September 1592. His Will recorded 19th July 1594 (Edinburgh). He took part in the Raid of Ruthven, and was forfeited 22nd August 1584. He married, first, July 1572, Marion, daughter of Sir Simon Preston, and, second, before 17th April 1582, Agnes Lindsay. He had two sons:

• 96(c)1 John Murray of Pardewis, died about 1606.
  
• 96(c)2 Patrick Murray of Pardewis. Served heir to his brother, 30th October 1606. He married Margaret, daughter of Alexander Colvill, Commendator of Culross.
  

• 96(d) Andrew Murray, living 1560.
• 96(e) Laurence Murray, living 1560.

(97) Sir William Murray of Tullibardine, died 16th March 1582-83. (B-P states 1583) He was served heir to his grandfather 8th April 1530. His Will recorded 28th May 1599 (Edinburgh). He was Controller of Scotland from 1566 till shortly before his death. He married, before 27th May 1547, Agnes Graham, daughter of William, second Earl of Montrose, and had issue:

• 97(a) Sir John (No. 98 below).
• 97(b) Captain William Murray of Pitcairly, living 1618.
• 97(c) Colonel Alexander Murray of Drumdewan. He was in the Dutch service, and was killed at Bommel 19th May 1599.
• 97(d) Sir Mungo, ancestor of Murray of Blebo (No. 127 below).

ARMS in Forman's MS., c. 1566. Azure, three stars argent within a double tressure flory- count er-flory or. Supporters (shown in outline) : Dexter, A man; Sinister, A stag. MOTTO: "Praite." [Plate III., fig. 9.]

(98) Sir John Murray of Tullibardine , died 1613. He was served heir to his father 15th May, and to his grandfather 27th June, 1583. In 1590-92 he was M.P. for Perthshire. On 25th April 1604 he was created Lord Murray of Tullibardine, and on 10th July 1606 Earl of Tullibardine, Lord Murray, Gask, and Balquhidder. He married, before 20th December 1576, Catherine, daughter of David, second Lord Drummond, and had issue:

• 98(a) William (No. 99 below).
• 98(b) Captain John Murray, died before 13th February 1607.
• 98(c) Sir Patrick, Earl of Tullibardine (No. 124 below).
• 98(d) Sir Mungo, second Viscount Stormont (No. 126 below).
• 98(e) Robert Murray, living 1618.

(99) William, second Earl of Tullibardine, born 1574; died before 30th January 1628. The King having agreed to confer the Earldom of Atholl on his issue by his second wife, he, on 1st April 1626, resigned his Earldom of Tullibardine to his brother Patrick (No. 124 below). He married, first, contract dated 30th October 1599, Cecilia, daughter of Sir John Wemyss of that Ilk, who died s.p. He married, second, September 1604, Dorothy Stewart, daughter and heiress of John, Earl of Atholl, and had:

• 99(a) John (No. 100 below).

He had also a natural son:

• 99(b) Rev. John Murray, M.A., St. Andrews, 1611, appointed to Kinkell 1637, and to Trinity-Gask 1639. Died December 1662, aged about seventy - one. He married Catharine Colvill, and had issue:

• 99(b)(1) John Murray.
  
• 99(b)(2) Mungo Murray.
  
• 99(b)(3) James Murray.
  

(Scott's Fasti).

ARMS in Font's MS., c. 1624. 1 and 4. Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). 2 and 3. Or, two chevrons gules (Strathearn). Crest : A mermaid holding a mirror in the dexter hand and a comb in the sinister hand. Supporters : Two lions gules, collared or, charged with three mullets azure. MOTTO: " Tout Prest." [Plate III., fig. 10.]

(100) John Murray, 1st Earl of Atholl died June 1642. He was served heir to his mother 6th August 1628 and 26th May 1630. He was created Earl of Atholl 17th February 1629. On 6th June 1630 he married Jean, daughter of Sir Duncan Campbell of Glenorchy, and had:

• 100(a) John (No. 101 below).
• 100(b) Sir Mungo Murray of Garth, died unmarried 3rd October 1671. He was M.P., Perthshire, 1661-63 an d 1669.

(101) John, 2nd Earl of Atholl, born 2nd May 1631 ; died 6th May 1703. He was served heir to his father 7th September 1642. On 7th February 1676 he was created Marquess of Atholl, Earl of Tullibardine, Viscount Balquhidder, and Lord Murray, Balvenie, and Gask. He married, 5th May 1659, Amelia Stanley, daughter and eventually sole heiress of James, seventh Earl of Derby, who died 22nd February 1702-03, leaving:

• 101(a) John (No. 102 below).
• 101(b) Charles, Earl of Dunmore (No. 111 below).
• 101(c) Sir James Murray of Dowally, born 8th May 1663 ; died 29th December 1719. He was M.P., Perthshire, 1710-15. He married Anne (Will recorded Dunkeld, 1st July 1726), daughter of Sir Robert Murray alias Crichton of Glenmuir and Castle Murray, and had two sons, who died young before 22nd May 1705.
• 101(d) William, Lord Nairne (No. 119 below).
• 101(e) Mungo Murray, born 29th February 1668 ; killed 1700.
• 101(f) Edward Murray, born 28th February 1669; died 11th November 1737. Buried Holyrood, 17th November 1737. He married, before 12th March 1690, Katherine, daughter of John Skene of Hallyards. She was buried in Holyrood 14th February 1743. Her Will recorded 4th June 1744 (Edinburgh). They had a son:

• 101(f)1 John Murray, died s.p. October 1748. Buried Holyrood 21st October 1748. Will recorded 3rd November 1748 (Edinburgh). He married Eupham, daughter of William, Lord Ross of Halkhead. She died before 17th July 1729.
  

• 101(g) Henry Murray, born 23rd February 1670 ; died young.
• 101(h) George Murray, born 26th April 1673 ; died 21st November 1691.

(102) John, 2nd Marquess of Atholl, born 24th February 1659-60; died 14th November 1724. On 27th July 1696 he was created for life Earl of Tullibardine, Viscount Glenalmond, and Lord Murray. On 30th June 1703 he was created Duke of Atholl, Marquess of Tullibardine, Earl of Strathtay and Strathardle, Viscount of Balquhidder, Glenalmond, and Glenlyon, and Lord Murray, Balvenie, and Gask. He married, first, 24th May 1683, Katherine, daughter of William and Anne, Duke and Duchess of Hamilton. She died 17th January 1707, having had:

• 102(a) John, Marquess of Tullibardine, born 6th May 1684 ; killed at battle of Malplaquet 11th September 1709.
• 102(b) William, Marquess of Tullibardine after his brother's death, born 14th April 1689; died unmarried in Tower of London 9th July 1746. He was "out" in 171 5 on the Jacobite side, and on 1st February 1717 he was created by Prince James Edward Duke of Rannoch, Marquis of Blair, Earl of Glen Tilt, Viscount of Glenshiel, and Lord Strathbran. He returned to Scotland in 1719 in the Jacobite interest, and was defeated at Glenshiel, when he again escaped to the Continent. In 1745 he returned to Scotland, and was arrested after Culloden and committed to the Tower.
• 102(c) James, second Duke (No. 103 below).
• 102(d) Charles Murray, born 24th September 1691. He was also "out" in 1715, was taken prisoner, sentenced to death, but reprieved. He died s.p. August 1720.
• 102(e) George Murray, born 23rd, died 25th, August 1693.
• 102(f) George (No. 104 below).
• 102(g) Basil Murray, born 29th December 1704; died February 1712.

His Grace married, second, contract dated 26th June 1710, Mary, daughter of William, Lord Ross of Halkhead, who died 17th January 1767, leaving:

• 102(h) John Murray of Pitnacree, bom 14th April 1711; died 26th May 1787. His Will recorded 9th March 1791 (Edinburgh). He was M. P., Perthshire, 1734-61. He married, 13th September 1758, Mary, daughter and heiress of Richard Dalton, of Sheffield, who died 21st May 1765, leaving a daughter.
• 102(i) Mungo Murray, born August 1712; died June 1714.
• 102(j) Edward Murray, born 9th June 1714; died 2nd February 1737. He married, 1732, Frances Harland, who died 16th October 1775, leaving a son:

• 102(j)1 John Murray, died 18th June 1790. He was served heir to his uncle, Frederick, 3rd July 1756, and also to his grandfather, William, Lord Ross, 20th July 1757. He was Dean of Killaloe, and married Elizabeth Murray, daughter of William, third Earl of Dunmore. She died 24th, and was buried 30th, December 1820, in Holyrood. They had two daughters.
  

• 102(k) Frederick Murray, born 8th January 1716; drowned unmarried 23rd April 1743.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1676-77 - First and fourth Grand Quarters: 1 and 4. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). 2 and 3. Or, a /ess cliequy azure and argent (Stewart). Second and third Grand Quarters : Azure, three stars argent within a double tressure flory-counter-jlory or (Murray). CREST : A deini savage, holding in his right haiid a sword and in his left a key, all proper. SUPPORTERS : Dexter, A lion gules, collared azure, charged with three stars argent (this Supporter for Tullibardine) ; Sinister, A naked savage having his feet in fetters of iron, with one hand holding the chain and with the other the shield (this Supporter for Atholl). MOTTO : " Furth fortune and fill the fetters!' [Plate III., fig. 11.]

Note. The Atholl and Stewart quarters are derived from his great-grandmother, Dorothy Stewart, daughter and heiress of John, Earl of Atholl (see No. 99).

(103) James, second Duke of Atholl, third son of John (No. 102 below), born 28th September 1690 ; died 8th January 1764. He was Lord Privy Seal for Scotland, and was M.P. for Perthshire 1715-24. In 1736, on the death of his kinsman, James, tenth Earl of Derby, he succeeded in right of his grandmother (see No. 101) to the sovereignty of the Isle of Man and to the English Barony of Strange, created 1628. He married, first, 28th April 1726, Jane, daughter of Thomas Frederick, who died 13th June 1748, having had:

• 103(a) John Murray, born 12th September 1728; died 23rd April 1729.
• 103(b) James Murray, born 28th March 1735 ; died 12th February 1736.

He married, second, 11th May 1749, Jean, daughter of John Drummond of Megginch, but had no issue by her. He was succeeded by his nephew (No. 105 below).

(104) George Murray, sixth son of John (No. 102), born 4th October 1694; died 11th October 1760. He fought for the Jacobites in 1715, 1719, and 1745, and held high command in the Prince's army at Prestonpans and Culloden. He escaped to Holland and was attainted. On 3rd June 1728 he married Amelia, daughter of Dr James Murray of Glencarse and Strowan (No. 181, c). She was served heir to her father 30th July 1754, and died 29th March 1766, leaving:

• 104(a) John (No. 105 below).
• 104(b) Major-General James Murray of Strowan, born 19th March 1734; died unmarried 19th March 1794. He was M.P. for Perthshire 1773-80 and 1784-94.
• 104(c) Vice- Admiral George Murray of Pitcaithly, born 22nd August 1741; died s.p. 17th October 1797. He married, 13th May 1784, Wilhelmina, daughter of Thomas, fifth Lord King. She died 29th December 1795.

(105) John, 3rd Duke of Atholl, born 6th May 1729; died 5th November 1774. Although his father had been attainted, the House of Lords, on 7th February 1764, confirmed his right to the family honours. On 23rd October 1753 he married his cousin, Charlotte Murray, only surviving child of the second Duke of Atholl (No. 103), who on the death of her father succeeded to the sovereignty of the Isle of Man and the Barony of Strange. She died 13th October 1805. They had issue :

• 105(a) John (No. 106 below).
• 105(b) James Murray, born 5th December 1757; died 15th April 1770.
• 105(c) George Murray, born 6th January, died April, 1759.
• 105(d) George Murray, P# 22165 born 30th January 1761; died 3rd June 1803. In 1801 he was made Bishop of St. David's. He married, 18th December 1780, Anne, daughter of Lieutenant-General Francis Grant, and had:

• 105(d)1 Captain John Murray, R.N., born 10th November 1784 ; died December 1803.
  
• 105(d)2 George Murray, born 12th January 1786; B-P' 1784 died 16th February 1860. He was Bishop of Rochester 1827-60. On 5th May 1811 he married Sarah Hay, daughter of Robert, ninth Earl of Kinnoull, and had issue.
  
• 105(d)3 Charles Murray, died January 1808. He married, 1806, Anne, daughter of Thomas Dashwood.
  
• 105(d)4 Edward Murray, born 5th November 1798; died 1st July 1852. He was Vicar of Northolt, Middlesex. On 14th February 1822 he married Ruperta, only child of Sir George Wright, Bt, and had issue.
  
• 105(d)5 Henry Murray, P# 27902 born February 1800; died s.p. 26th November 1831. He married, 19th October 1829, Catherine, daughter of Henry Otway and his wife, Baroness Braye.
  

• 105(e) William Murray, P# 22220 born 20th March 1762; died 29th December 1796. He married, 14th June 1789, Mary, daughter of James Hodges, who died 29th May 1827, leaving:

• 105(e)1 Vice-Admiral James Arthur Murray, P# 22391 born 25th March 1790; died 5th March 1860. He married, first, 13th December 1821, Harriet, daughter of William Coupland; and, second, 3rd May 1838, Julia, daughter of John Delme. Issue by both wives.
  

• 105(f) Henry Murray, P# 22223 born 13th June 1767; died 3rd December 1805. On 8th December 1786 he married Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Kent, who died 20th December 1847, having had:

• 105(f)1 Richard Murray, P#22452 born 19th October 1787; died 16th October 1843. He married, first, 1st June 181 1, Catherine, daughter of John J. Bacon, who died 30th April 1817 ; second, 1819, Margaret, daughter of William Tennison, who died 8th November 1824. He had issue by both wives.
  

• 105(g) Charles Murray, #22226, born 21st April 1771 ; died 5th May 1808. He was Archdeacon of Sodor and Man. On 18th June 1793 he married Alicia, daughter of George Midford, who died 13th June 181 3. Under the Will of a great uncle she assumed the name of Aynsley, and her husband did likewise. They had issue according to Burke's Peerage:

• 105(g)1 John Murray- Aynsley of Underdown, P# 22456 Hereford, born 2nd June 1795; died 25th March 1870. He married, 24th June 1820, Emma, daughter of Samuel Peach Peach (formerly Cruger), who died February 1876, leaving issue:
  

• 105(g)1(a) Vice - Admiral Charles Murray - Aynsley, C.B., of Hall Court, Hants, P#22657 born 21st September 1821 ; died 1st April 1901. He married, 9th December 1861, Augusta, daughter of W. G. Campion, who died 16th June 1893, leaving:
  

• 105(g)1(a)1 Alicia Harriet Murray - Aynsley
  

• 105(g)1(b) Clara Adelaide Murray
  
• 105(g)1(c) Rev. John Cruger Murray. P# 22668
  
• 105(g)1(d) George Herbert Murray, P# 22670 born 1826; died 1887, leaving issue.
  
• 105(g)1(e) Hugh Percy Murray, P# 22673 born 1828, has issue.
  

Note. The third Duke and his wife sold the sovereignty of the Isle of Man to the
Government in 1765 for £70,000 and an annuity of £2000 on their joint lives, reserving their landed interest.

(106) John, 4th Duke of Atholl, P# 22024 born 30th June 1755 ; died 29th September 1830. On 18th August 1786 he was created Earl of Strange, Baron Murray of Stanley in the Peerage of Great Britain. In 1805 he succeeded his mother in the Barony of Strange. He married, first, 26th December 1774, Jean, daughter of Charles, ninth Lord Cathcart, who died 5th December 1790, having had:

• 106(a) John (No. 107 below).
• 106(b) James (No. 108 below).
• 106(c) Edward Murray, born 11th September 1783; died 19th March 1795.
• 106(d) Robert Murray, born 13th March 1785; died 5th February 1793.
• 106(e) Frederick Murray, born 13th October 1788; died 11th April 1789.

He married, second, 11th March 1794, Margery, daughter of James, sixteenth Lord Forbes and widow of John, Lord Macleod. She died 3rd October 1842, having had issue:

• 106(f) Son, born and died 11th March 1797.
• 106(g) Charles Murray, born 11th March 1799; died 11th August 1824.

ARMS in Douglas' Peerage, 1813. First Grand Quarter: Azure, three stars argetit within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). Second Grand Quarter: Gules, three legs armed proper, conjoined at the upper part of the thighs flexed in a triangle, garnished and spurred or (Isle of Man). Third Grand Quarter : 1 and 4. Argent, on a bend azzire three bucks' heads cabossed or (Stanley). 2 and 3. Gules, two lions passant in pale argent (Strange). Fourth Grand Quarter : I and 4. Or, a fess chequy azure and argent (Stewart). 2 and 3. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). Crest, Supporters, and Motto as John (No. 102 above). [Plate III., fig. 12.]

Note. The second and third Grand Quarters are derived from his great-great- grandmother, Amelia Stanley (see No. 101 above).

(107) John, fifth Duke of Atholl, born 26th June 1778; died s.p. 14th September 1846, and was succeeded by his nephew (No. 109 below).

(108) James Murray of Cairdneys, second son of John (No. 106 above), born 29th May 1782; died 1 2th October 1837. On 17th July 1821 he was created Baron Glenlyon of Glenlyon in the Peerage of Great Britain. He was served heir to his brother, Charles (No. 1066,g above), 26th January 1825. He married, 19th May 1810, Emily Percy, daughter of Hugh, Duke of Northumberland, who died 21st June 1844, having had:

• 108(a) John James Murray, born 27th February, died 16th May, 1811.
• 108(b) George (No. 109 below).
• 108(c) James Charles Plantagenet Murray, born 8th December 1819; died 3rd June 1874. He married, 6th November 1851, Elizabeth, daughter of George Fairholme of Greenknowe, Berwick. She died 11th October 1888, leaving issue.

(109) George Augustus Frederick John, sixth Duke of Atholl, born 20th September 1814; died 16th January 1864. He married, 29th October 1839, Anne, daughter of Henry Home-Drummond of Blair Drummond. She died 18th May 1897 (No. 269 below), leaving an only son:

(110) John James Hugh Henry, seventh (and present) Duke of Atholl, born 6th August 1840. On 12th February 1865 he succeeded his great-uncle, the Duke of Northumberland, as Lord Percy (created 1722). He assumed the name of Stewart before that of Murray. On 29th October 1863 he married Louisa, daughter of Sir Thomas Moncreiffe of that Ilk, Bt, who died 8th July 1902, and had issue:

• 110(a) John Murray, born 30th, died 31st, August 1869.
• 110(b) John George, Marquess of Tullibardine, born 15th December 1871. Married 20th July 1899 Katherine, daughter of Sir James H. Ramsay of Bamff, Bt.
• 110(c) George Stewart-Murray, born 17th February 1873.
• 110(d) James Thomas Stewart-Murray, born 18th August 1879.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1865. First Grand Quarter: 1 and 4. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). 2 and 3. Or, afess chequy azure and argent (Stewart). Second Grand Quarter : Azure, three mullets argent witliin a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). Third Grand Quarter : 1. Argent, on a bend azure three stags' heads cabossed or (Stanley). 2. Gules, three legs in armour proper, garnished and spurred or, flexed and conjoined in triangle at the upper end of the thigh (Isle of Man). 3. Or, on a chief indented azure three plates (Latham). 4. Gules, two lions passant in pale argent, armed and langued azure (Strange). Fourth Grand Quarter: 1 and 4. Or, a lion rampant azure, armed and langued gules (Percy). 2 and 3. Azure, five fusils in fess or (Percy). CREST : A demi savage proper, wreathed about the head with laurel, giasping in his dexter hand a sword proper, and holding in his sinister a key or. Supporters : Dexter, A savage wreathed about the head and middle with laurel, his feet in fetters, holding the chain in his right hand proper ; Sinister, A lion rampant gules, armed and langued azure, gorged with a collar of the last charged with three mullets argent. MOTTO : " Furth fortune and fill the fetters" [Plate III., fig. 13, and Frontispiece.]

Murray of Dunmore.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(111) Charles Murray, second son of John (No. 101 above), born 28th February 1661; died 19th April 1710, and buried, Holyrood, 12th May 1710. On 16th August 1686 he was created EARL OF DUNMORE, Viscount of Fincastle, and Lord Murray of Blair, Moulin, and Tillimet. He married, 8th December 1682, Katherine, daughter and heiress of Richard Watts of Great Munden, Herts, and had:

• 111(a) James, Viscount Fincastle, born 7th December 1683 ; died s.p. and vp. 29th September 1704. He married, 29th April 1702, Janet, daughter of Patrick Murray of Livingstone (No. 355, c, 1).
• 111(b) John (No. 112 below).
• 111(c) Robert Murray, born 7th January 1689 ; died unmarried 9th March 1738.
• 111(d) Charles Murray, born 18th March 1694; died unmarried 15th February 1745.
• 111(e) William (No. 113 below).
• 111(f) Richard Murray. Twin born June 1698
• 111(g )Thomas Murray, Twin born June 1698. Thomas died 21st November 1764. He married Elizabeth Armiger, by whom he had a daughter.

(112) John, second Earl of Dunmore, born 31st October 1685 ; died unmarried 18th April 1752, being succeeded by his brother:

(113) William, third Earl OF Dunmore, born 2nd March 1696; died November 1756. He joined the Jacobites, and fought at Prestonpans, Falkirk, and Culloden. He was found guilty of treason, and was kept a prisoner for life. He married, 1728, his cousin, Catherine Murray, daughter of William, Lord Nairne (No. 1 19). They had issue:

• 113(a) John (No. 114 below).
• 113(b) Charles Murray, born 1732.
• 113(c) William Murray, born 1734; died 25th December 1786, and married, 1783, Sarah Mease.

(114) John, fourth Earl of Dunmore, born 1730; died 25th February 1809. On 21st February 1759 he married Charlotte Stewart, daughter of Alexander, Earl of Galloway, who died 11th November 1818, and had:

• 114(a) George (No. 115 below).
• 114(b) William Murray, born 22nd August 1763; died 27th May 1773.
• 114(c) Alexander Murray, born 12th October 1764; died July 1842. He married, 18th May 181 1, Deborah, daughter of Robert Hunt, who died 28th January 1870, and had:

• 114(c)1 Jack Charles, born 17th August 1813.
  
• 114(c)2 Augustus Charles, born 16th December 1815. Married 14th August 1851, Abbie, daughter of David Lee, of New York.
  
• 114(c)3 Virginius, born 20th September 18 17 ; died 25th December 1861. He married, 23rd October 1844, Elizabeth, daughter of Colonel Charles Poitiers, who died 27th December 1877, and had issue:
  

• 114(c)3(a) Reginald Augustus Frederick, born 1 8th February 1846. Married, 2nd January 1869, Louisa, daughter of James Ford, of Melbourne, Australia.
  
• 114(c)3(b) Kenneth, born 1847, died 1851.
  
• 114(c)3(c) Ronald, born 6th June 1849, died 1888.
  
• 114(c)3(d) George Earn, born 11th November 1850.
  
• 114(c)3(e) Arthur Charles, born 10th September 1852.
  
• 114(c)3(f) Henry Alexander, born 6th June 1857. Married, 8th May 1889, Fannie, daughter of Samuel D. Babcock.
  

• 114(c)(4) Alexander Henry, born 8th October 1829; died 4th April 1885. He married, 2nd October 1856, Martha, daughter of Thomas E. Davenport, and had issue.
  

• 114(d) John Murray, born 1765 ; died 1st July 1805.
• 114(e) Leveson Granville Keith Murray born 16th December 1770; died 4th January 1835. He married, first, Wemyss, daughter of Sir William Dalrymple of Cousland, Bt. She died December 1S04, having had:

• 114(e)1 Alexander, died 25th February 1823. He married, second, 24th January 1807, Anne, widow of John Thursby, and had:
  
• 114(e)2 Rear-Admiral Jack Henry, born 26th July 1810; died 188 1. On 23rd January 1845 he married Catherine, daughter of Sir Neil Menzies, Bt. of Castle Menzies. She died, 1899, leaving issue.
  

• 114(e)3 Samuel Hood, born 27th December 1814; died 17th December 1867. He married, October 1840, Susan, daughter of H. C. Sempill, of Beltrees, N.S.W. He married, third, 10th May 1834, Louisa, daughter of Thomas Abraham of Chapel House, Surrey.
  

(115) George, fifth Earl of Dunmore, born 30th April 1762; died 11th November 1836. On 10th September 1831 he was created Baron Dunmore of Dunmore in the Peerage of the United Kingdom. He married, 4th August 1803, Susan, daughter of Archibald, Duke of Hamilton and Brandon, who died 24th May 1846, having had:

• 115(a) Alexander Edward (No. 116 below).
• 115(b) Charles Augustus Murray, born 22nd November 1806; died 3rd June 1895. He married, first, 12th December 1850, Elise, daughter of James Wadsworth, New York, and had:

• 115(b)1 Sir Charles James Murray, K.C.B., of Loch Carron, Ross, born 29th November 1851. Married 9th August 1875, Anne Finch, daughter of Heneage, sixth Earl of Aylesford, and has issue:
  

• 115(b)1(a) Alastair Heneage, born 24th April 1878; died of wounds, South Africa, 3rd June 1900.
  
• 115(b)1(b) Charles Wadsworth, born 15th July 1894. He married, second, 1st November 1862, Edith Fitzpatrick, daughter of John, first Lord Castletown, and had:
  

• 115(b)1(b)2 Cecil Henry Alexander, born 4th April 1866; died 3rd June 1896.
  
• 115(b)1(c) Rear-Admiral Henry Anthony Murray, born 10th January 1810; died 17th February 1865.
  

(116) Alexander Edward, sixth Earl of Dunmore, born 1st June 1804; died 15th July 1845. He married, 27th September 1836, Catherine Herbert, daughter of George, eleventh Earl of Pembroke, and had:-

(117) Charles Adolphus, seventh Earl of Dunmore, born 24th March 1841; died 27th August 1907. He married, 5th April 1866, Gertrude Coke, daughter of Thomas, second Earl of Leicester, and had:-

(118) Alexander Edward, eighth (and present) Earl of Dunmore, bom 22nd April 1871; granted V.C. 1897. He married, 5th January 1904, Lucinda, daughter of Horace William Kemble of Knock, Isle of Skye, and has:-

• 118(a) Edward David, Viscount Fincastle, born 1908.

ARMS in Peers' Anns MS. - First and fourth Grand Quarters: Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). Second and third Grand Quarters : 1 and 4. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). 2 and 3. Or, a/ess chequy azure and argent (Stewart), a crescent gules in honour point for difference. CREST : A devii savage wreathed about the head and loins with oak, and charged on the breast with a crescent
gules, holding in the dexter hand a sword erect proper, pommelled and hilted or, and in the sinister a key of the last. SUPPORTERS : Dexter, A lion gules charged on the shoulder with a crescent argent; Sinister, A savage wreathed about the head and loins with oak, cliarged on the breast with a crescent gules, the hands and feet in irons proper. MOTTO : " Furth fortune and fill the fetters" [Plate III., fig. 14.]

Lords Nairne.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Peerage, Scots Peerage, and Complete Peerage.

(119) William Murray, fourth son of John (No. 101), born c. 1665; died 3rd February 1726. He married, February 1690, Margaret, only daughter and heiress of Robert, first Lord Nairne (title created 1681), and he then became second Lord NAIRNE under the special remainder of the title. He sided with the Jacobites in 17 15, was taken prisoner, and condemned to death, but was pardoned, his title being however forfeited. On 24th
June 172 1 he had a Jacobite Peerage conferred on him - Earl of Nairne and Viscount Stanley. His widow died 14th November 1747, having had:-

• 119(a) John (No. 120).
• 119(b) Robert Nairne. He also joined the Jacobites, and was killed at Culloden, 16th April 1746. He married Jean, daughter and heiress of Sir Laurence Mercer of Aldie, and assumed her name. She died 1st December 1749. They had issue: -

• 119(b)1 James Nairne, died s.p. 1758.
  
• 119(b)2 Colonel William Mercer (he took his mother's name) of Aldie and Meikleour, died 19th January 1790. He married, 3rd April 1762, Margaret, daughter and heiress of William Murray of Pitcaithly (No. 168), and had three daughters. The eldest of these, Jane Mercer, married George (Elphinstone), Viscount Keith, and their eldest daughter married Auguste, Count de Flahault, and their eldest daughter, Emily, married the fourth Marquess of Lansdowne, and so brought the Barony of Nairne to that family.
  

(c) William Nairne, died s.p. 25th March 1743. (d) James Nairne, died 5th October 1788.

(120) John, third Lord Nairne, born c. 1691 ; died 11th July 1770. He was "out" in both 1715 and 1745, and was attainted on both occasions. He married his cousin, Catherine Murray, daughter of Charles, first Earl of Dunmore (No. 111), who died 9th May 1754. They had issue:-

• 120(a) James Nairne, died unmarried 1737.
• 120(b) William Nairne, died s.p. about 1730.
• 120(c) John (No. 121 below).
• 120(d) Charles Nairne, died 8th June 1795.
• 120(e) Robert Nairne, died c. 1755.
• 120(f) Edward Nairne, died c. 1755.
• 120(g) Thomas Nairne, died 14th April 1777.
• 120(h) Henry Nairne, born 1st November 1727 ; died 1818.

(121) Lieutenant - Colonel John Nairne, died 7th November 1782. Will recorded 26th February 1790 (St. Andrews). Married, about 1756, Brabazon, daughter of Richard Wheeler of Layrath, Kilkenny, who died 22nd April 1801, having had:

• 121(a) John Nairne, died unmarried 1781.
• 121(b) William (No. 122 below).

(122) William, fifth Lord Nairne, born 1757; died 9th July 1830, and was buried in Holyrood. By Act of Parliament, 17th June 1824, the forfeiture of his title was repealed, and he became LORD Nairne. He married, June 1806, Caroline, daughter of Laurence Oliphant of Gask, authoress of " The Laird of Cockpen," " The Land o' the Leal," and many other beautiful Scottish songs. She died 27th October 1845, leaving an only son:-

(123) William, sixth Lord Nairne, born 1808; died unmarried 1837.

ARMS in Douglas' Peerage, 18 13. - 1 and 4. Party per pale sable and argent, a chaplet with four cinquefoils, all counter-changed (Nairne). 2. Azure, three stars argent within a double tressure flory-cotmter-flory or (Murray). Third Grand Quarter : 1 and 4. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). 2 and 3. Or, a fess chequy azure and argent (Stewart). CREST : A sphere. SUPPORTERS : Two greyhounds proper. MOTTOES : Above the Crest, "Plus ultra"; below the Arms, " L'Esperance me comfort!' [Plate III., fig. 15.]

ARMS of the Marchioness of Lansdowne as Baroness Nairne recorded in Lyon Office, 1878. - First Grand Quarter: Nairne, as above. Second Grand Quarter : I and 4. Or, on a fess gules, between three crosses patty in chief of the second, a mullet azure in base, three bezants (Mercer). 2 and 3. Argent, a clievron sable between three boars' heads erased gules (Elphinstone). Third Grand Quarter: 1 and 4. Paly of six or and sable (Atholl). 2. Or, a fess chequy azure and argent (Stewart). 3. Azure, three mullets argent
within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). Fourth Grand Quarter: Argent, three martlets sable, on a comble azure a cross or, a franc quartier of the third cliarged with a sword paleways, point upwards, [Plate III., fig. 16.]

Earls of Tullibardine

.

Principal Authorities -Douglas' Peerage and Complete Peerage.

(124) SIR PATRICK MURRAY, third son of John, first Earl of Tullibardine (No. 98 above), died c. 1643. His Will recorded 25th July 1645 (Edinburgh). On the resignation by his brother (No. 99) he was created, 30th January 1628, Earl of Tullibardine and Lord Murray of Gask, with apparently the original precedence. He was thus the third holder of the titles. He married, c. 1609, Elizabeth, daughter of John Dent and widow of Sir Francis Vere. Her Will recorded 7th May 1656 (Edinburgh). They had issue:-

• 124(a) James (No. 125 below).
• 124(b) William Murray of Redcastle. He joined Montrose, was taken prisoner at Philiphaugh, and was executed 27th November 1645.

(125) James, fourth Earl of Tullibardine, born c. 1616; died s.p. January 1670. He married, first, Anne Murray, daughter of his cousin, John, Earl of Atholl ; second, 3rd June 1643, Lilias Drummond, daughter of John, second Earl of Perth ; and third, Lilias, daughter of Sir James Drummond of Machany. On his death the Earldom of Tullibardine reverted to his cousin (No. 101 above).

Viscount Stormont.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Peerage and Complete Peerage.

(126) Sir Mungo Murray OF Drumcairn, fourth son of John, first Earl of Tullibardine (No. 98 above), died s.p. March 1642. Under the special remainder (see first Viscount, No. 133 below) he became, in 1631, SECOND Viscount Stormont and Lord Scone. He married, first, Anne, daughter of Sir Andrew Murray of Arngosk and Balvaird (No. 132 a below). She died 13th May 1639, and her Will was recorded at St. Andrews 13th January 1640. He married, second, 1639, Anne, daughter of John, first Earl of Wemyss, and widow of Alexander Lindsay of Edzell.

Claremont and Blebo.

Principal Authorities - Scots Peerage and Complete Baronetage.

(127) SIR Mungo Murray, fourth son of Sir William Murray (No. 97 above), died about 1630. He owned Claremont and Denork. He married Margaret, daughter of Sir John Crichton of Strathurd and widow of Sir Andrew Murray of Arngosk and Balvaird (No. 132a below). They had issue: -

(128) Sir William Murray of Claremont and Blebo, died about 1645. On 1st July 1626 he was created a BARONET. He married, first, contract dated 15th April 1613, Catherine, daughter of Arthur Forbes of Rires; and second, Eupham Ogilvy. He had a son:-

(129) Sir Mungo Murray of Blebo, second Baronet, still living 1681. He married, first, Anna Graham, daughter of William, first Earl of Airth, and had:-

• 129(a) Sir John Murray, THIRD BARONET.
• 129(b) Charles Murray, who was probably FOURTH BARONET, as there was a Sir Charles Murray, Bt., living 1686. He married, second, Christian Hamilton, who died February 1710. Her Will recorded 15th June 1710; she is then described as "relict."

ARMS according to Burke's Armory. - Or, a fetterlock azure within a bordure embattled gules ; on a chief of the second three mullets argent. CREST: A dexter hand brandishing a flaming sword proper. MOTTO : "Deum time!' [Plate IV., fig. I.]

Note. - These Arms are doubtful, as the fetterlock and Motto belong to the Murrays
of Blackbarony.

Viscounts Stormont and Earls of Mansfield.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Peerage, Complete Peerage, and Burke's Peerage.

(130) ANDREW MURRAY, second son of William Murray (No. 94 above). Married Margaret, daughter and heiress of James Barclay of Balvaird, who brought him also the estates of Arngosk and Kippo. They had two sons:-

• 130(a) David (No. 131).
• 130(b) James Murray of Conland.

ARMS of Barclay of Kippo in Sir David Lindsay's MS., ISA 2 - Azure, a chevron between three crosses patty argent. [Plate IV., fig. 2.]

(131) Sir David Murray of Arngosk and Balvaird, died December 1550. He married Janet, sister of John, fifth Lord Lindsay of the Byres, and had three sons:-

• 131(a) Andrew (No. 132 below).
• 131(b) William (No. 134 below).
• 131(c) David Murray of Airdith.

ARMS in Sir David Lindsay's MS., 1542. - Azure, a cross patty between three stars argent, all within a double tressure ftory-comiter-flory or. [Plate IV., fig- 3]

(132) Sir Andrew Murray of Arngosk and Balvaird, died 1576. He married, first, Margaret, daughter of Ninian, second Lord Ross of Halkhead, who died s.p. ; second, Janet Graham, daughter of William, second Earl of Montrose, and had issue:-

• 132(a) Sir Andrew Murray of Arngosk and Balvaird, died 13th November 1590. Will recorded 13th July 1594 (Edinburgh). He married Margaret, daughter of Sir John Crichton of Strathurd, and had:-

• 132(a)1 Sir Andrew Murray of Balvaird, died s.p. 14th December 1624. Will recorded 1st May 1630 (Dunblane). On 12th March 1600 he was accused of the murder of David Lundie {Criminal Trials). He was M.P. for Fife 1607-09, and was served heir to his great-grandfather (No. 131 above) 15th August 1615. He married Catherine, daughter of Sir
  

William Menteth of Carse.

• 132(b) David (No. 133 below).
• 132(c) Robert Murray, Archdeacon of Dunkeld, died s.p.
• 132(d) Sir Patrick Murray of Byn and Drumcairn, died s.p. Will recorded 17th January 1604 (Edinburgh). He married Isabel Brown.

(133) Sir David Murray of Gospertie, died s.p. 27th August 1631. On 7th April 1605 he was created LORD SCONE, and by charters, 18th August 1608 and 14th October 1616, the remainder of the title was extended, failing heirs-male of his body (see note below). On 16th August 1621 he was created VISCOUNT OF STORMONT, with the same extended remainder as the Barony of Scone. In 1624 he succeeded his nephew (No. 132i above), and was served heir to him 20th July 1625. He married Elizabeth, daughter of David Betoun of Creich, Fife, who died 21st January 1658.

Note. List of those in remainder to the titles: -

• (1) His nephew, Andrew Murray (No. 132, 1).
• (2) Sir Mungo Murray, fourth son of John, first Earl of Tullibardine (No. 98) (see No. 126). He succeeded as second Viscount Stormont and Lord Scone.
• (3) John Murray of Cockpool (No. 404). He was created Earl of Annandale, and his son, the second Earl (No. 405), succeeded as third Viscount Stormont.
• (4) Gilbert Murray, son of David Murray of Balgony (No. 135).
• (5) Andrew Murray, second son of David Murray of Balgony (No. 135). His son, David (No. 137 below), succeeded as fourth Viscount Stormont.
• (6) Sir William Murray, son of Sir Mungo Murray of Claremont (No. 127).
• (7) His heirs-male whomsoever.

ARMS on Seal, 1624. - 1 and 4. Three stars within a Royal tressure. 2 and 3. Three crosses patty. Surtout, A crescent enclosing a flaming heart. All within a Royal tressure. CREST : A stag's head. SUPPORTERS : Dexter, A savage wreathed about the head and loins with leaves; Sinister, A lion. MOTTO : " Spero meliora " (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

In Pont's MS, c. 1624. -1 and 4. Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. 2 and 3. Gules, three crosses patty argent. Over all an escutcheon azure, a crescent argent containing a flaming heart within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. CREST: A buck's head couped proper, attired or, between the horns a cross patty argent. SUPPORTERS : Two lions gules, crowned or. MOTTO: " Spero meliora." [Plate IV, fig. 4.]

On Seal, 1628. - Three hearts each charged with a star, two crescents in fess, and a cross patty in honour point,-all within a Royal tressure. CREST : A stag's head. MOTTO: "Meliora spero" (Laing's Seals). [Plate IV., fig5]

(134) Sir William Murray of Letter Bannochv, second son of Sir David (No.131 above). Married Barbara Pitcairn, and had issue:-

• 134(a) Andrew Murray, died s.p.
• 134(b) David (No. 135 below).

(135) David Murray of Balgony, Kippo, and Byn. Married Agnes Moncreiffe of that Ilk, and had:-

• 135(a) Gilbert Murray, died s.p.
• 135(b) Andrew (No. 136 below).
• 135(c) William Murray.
• 135(d) David Murray.

(136) Sir Andrew Murray, died 24th September 1644. On 17th November 1641 he was created LORD BALVAIRD. On the death of the second Viscount Stormont (No. 126) he succeeded to Arngosk and Kippo. He married Elizabeth Carnegie, daughter of David, first Earl of Southesk, and had:-

• 136(a) David (No. 137 below).
• 136(b) Andrew, ancestor of Murray of Murrayshall (No. 145 below).
• 136(c) James Murray, M.D. Married, and had a daughter.
• 136(d) Sir John Murray of Drumcairn, a Lord of Session 1681-88. M.P. for Perthshire 1685-86. He married, 1st January 1673, Catherine Murray (Edinburgh Marriages), and had a son:-
• 136(d)1 John Murray of Drumcairn, died February 1739-

ARMSS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77, as "Tutor of Stormont." - Azure, a cross patty between three mullets argent. CREST: A swan's head couped proper. MOTTO: "Malim viori quavi fcedari." [Plate IV., fig, 6.]

• 136(e) William Murray, Advocate.

(137) David, second Lord Balvaird, died 24th July 1668. He was served heir to his father 28th February 1654. In 1658, on the death of the third Viscount Stormont (No. 405 below), he succeeded under the entail as FOURTH VISCOUNT Stormont. He married, 9th August 1659, Elizabeth Carnegie, daughter of James, second Earl of Southesk, and had an only son:-

(138) David, fifth Viscount Stormont, died 19th November 173 1. He was served heir to his father 7th October 1668, and to his cousin (No. 136, 1) 21st March 1739. He married, contract dated 31st January 1688, Marjory, daughter of David Scott of Scotstarvet, who died April 1746. They had issue:-

• 138(a) David (No. 139 below).
• 138(b) James Murray, died s.p. August 1770. He was M.P. for Dumfriesshire 1711-13, and Elgin 1713-15. In 1721 he was created by the titular King James III. and VIII. Earl of Dunbar.
• 138(c) John Murray, died young.
• 138(d) William Murray, born 2nd March 1704-05 ; died s.p. 20th March 1793. He became Lord Chief Justice of England, and was known as " the silver tongued Murray." On 8th November 1756 he was created a Peer of the United Kingdom as Lord Mansfield, Baron of Mansfield, Co. Nottingham. On 31st October 1776 he was created Earl of Mansfield, Co. Nottingham, with remainder to Louisa, wife of his nephew, David, seventh Viscount Stormont (No. 140 below). On 1st August 1792 he was created Earl OF MANSFIELD, Co. Middlesex, remainder to his nephew, David, seventh Viscount Stormont (No. 140 below). He married, 20th September 1738, Elizabeth Finch, daughter of Daniel, sixth Earl of Winchilsea.
• 138(e) Charles Murray, died s.p.
• 138(f) Robert Murray, died s.p.

(139) David, sixth Viscount Stormont, born c. 1689; died 23rd July 1748. He married, 20th January 1726, Anne, daughter of James Stewart of Innernytie, and had:-

• 139(a) David (No. 140 below).
• 139(b) James Murray, died unmarried.

ARMS in Nisbet's Heraldry, 1722. - 1 and 4. Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray). 2 and 3. Gules, three crosses patty argent (Barclay of Balvaird). CREST : A buck 's head couped proper, with a cross patty betiveen the horns argent. SUPPORTERS: Two lions gules, armed or. MOTTOES : " Spero meliora" and " Unicequus virtuti." [Plate IV., fig. 7.]

(140) David, seventh Viscount Stormont, born 9th October 1727 ; died 1st September 1796. In 1793 he succeeded his uncle (No. 138,12?) as SECOND EARL OF MANSFIELD. He married, first, 16th August 1759, Henrietta, daughter of Henry, Count Bunau, who died 16th March 1766, leaving a daughter.

He married, second, 5th May 1776, Louisa, daughter of Charles, ninth Lord Cathcart, who in 1793 succeeded as Countess of Mansfield under the special remainder (see above, No. 138d above). They had issue:-

• 140(a) David William (No. 141 below).
• 140(b) Lieutenant-General George Murray, born 1780 ; died 1848.
• 140(c) Major Charles Murray, born 22nd August 1781 ; died 17th September 1859. He married, 21st September 1802, Elizabeth, daughter of Rev. John Law, D.D., and had:-

• 140(b)1 Charles Robert, died 1872.
  
• 140(b)2 Major William, died sp. 1891. He married, 12th October 1854, Josephine, daughter of M. J. Drapie.
  

• 140(d) General Sir Henry Murray, K.C.B., born August 1784; died 29th July i860. He married, 28th June 1810, Emily, daughter of Gerard de Visme, who died 23rd November 1873. They had issue: -

• 140(d)1 Henry Stormont, born 1812 ; died 12th August 1863.
  
• 140(d)2 Frederick Stormont, R.N., born 23rd March 1 81 3 ; died unmarried 23rd March 1903.
  
• 140(d)3 Arthur Stormont, born 1820; died 1848. Married Mary,daughter of Captain Polkinghorne, R.N.
  

(141) David William, third Earl of Mansfield, born 7th March 1777; died 18th February 1840. He married, 16th September 1797, Frederica, daughter of Dr William Markham, Archbishop of York, who died 29th April i860, having had:-

• 141(a) William David (No. 142 below).
• 141(b) Charles John Murray, born 25th January 1810; died 1st August 185 1. He married, 12th September 1835, Frances Anson, daughter of Thomas, first Viscount Anson, who died 25th December 1899, having had:-

• 141(b)1 Charles Archibald, born 10th October 1836. He married, first, 27th April 1865, Adelaide Feilding, daughter of William, seventh Earl of Denbigh, who died 24th May 1870, leaving:-
  

• 141(b)1(a) Ronald William, born 10th May 1866. Married, 16th February 1904, Constance, daughter of General Sir Richard Taylor, G.C.B.
  
• 141(b)1(b) Archibald John Percy, born 16th July 1867. Married, 9th April 1907, Dulcibella, daughter of Collingwood Lindsay Wood.
  

He married, second, 11th June 1878,

Blanche, daughter of Sir Thomas Moncreiffe, seventh Baronet, and has:-

• 141(b)1(c) Charles John, born 1st December 1881.
  

• 141(b)2 Colonel Frederick John George, born 18th May 1839.
  
• 141(c) Major David Henry Murray, born 9th February 181 1 ; died s.p. 5th September 1862. He married, 5th November 1840, Margaret, daughter of John Grant of Kilgraston and his wife, the Hon. Margaret Gray. Mrs Murray succeeded her aunt as Baroness Gray, and died 26th May 1878.
  

(142) William David, fourth Earl of Mansfield, born 21st February 1806; died 2nd August 1898. He married, 8th April 1829, Louisa, daughter of Cuthbert Ellison of Hebburn Hall, Durham, who died 24th November 1837. They had an only son:-

• 142(a) William David, Viscount Stormont, born 22nd July 1835; died v.p. 12th October 1893. He married, 6th August 1857, Emily, daughter of Sir John Atholl MacGregor, third Baronet of that Ilk. They had issue: -

• 142(a)1 William David (No. 143 below).
  
• 142(a)2 Andrew David, born 28th September 1863; killed South Africa 20th September 1901.
  
• 142(a)3 Alan David (No. 144 below).
  
• 142(a)4 Angus David, born 4th June 1869; died 4th October 1898.
  
• 142(a)5 Alexander David, born 3rd May 1871. Married, 24th November 1908, Christian, daughter of Sir James Stewart-Richardson, fourteenth Baronet.
  

(143) William David, fifth Earl of Mansfield, eldest son of William David (No. 142a). He succeeded his grandfather. Born 20th July i860; died unmarried 29th April 1906, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(144) Alan David, sixth (and present) Earl of Mansfield, born 25th October 1864. Married, 20th April 1899, Margaret, daughter of Rear-Admiral Sir Malcolm MacGregor, fourth Baronet, and has issue:-

• 144(a) Mungo David Malcolm, Lord Scone, born 9th August 1900.

ARMS borne as in David, sixth Viscount Stormont (No. 139 above).

Murrayshall.

Principal Authority -Burke's Landed Gentry.

(145) Sir Andrew Murray of Pitlochie, second son of Andrew (No. 136 above), had two sons, of whom the elder:-

(146) Andrew Murray of Murrayshall, was father of: -

• 146(a) Janet Murray, who married Patrick, son of Thomas Graeme of Balgowan, from whom descend the Murray-Grahams of Murrayshall, Perth, and Graham - Murray, Lord Dunedin.

ARMS of Murray-Graham recorded in Lyon Office, 1791. 1 and 4. Or, three piles sable within a double tressure flory-counter-flory gules ; on a chief of the second a crescent between two escallops of the first (Graham). 2 and 3. Azure, a cross patty between three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Murray) CRESTS : A dove proper (Graham) ; A buck's head couped proper (Murray). MOTTOES: " Candide et secure" (Graham); "Made virtute" (Murray). [Plate IV., fig. 8.]

ARMS Crest, and Mottoes of Lord Dunedin recorded in Lyon Office, 1905. - As above, with a crescent gules in centre. SUPPORTERS : Two doves proper. [Plate IV., fig- 9-]

Ochtertyre

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Baronage, Burke's Peerage, and Complete Baronetage.

(147) Patrick Murray, fifth son of Sir David (No. 93), died 1476. He had Charters of Dollerie and Ochtertyre, Perth ; and married Isabel, daughter of Michael Balfour of Montquhanie.

ARMS on Seal. - A chevron between two stars in chief and an escallop in base
(Macdonald's Seals).

He had a son:-

(148) David Murray of Ochtertyre, died 1508. He married Margaret, daughter of Henry Pitcairn of that Ilk, and had :-

• 148(a) Patrick (No. 149 below).
• 148(b) Anthony, ancestor of Murray of Dollerie (No. 184 below).
• 148(c) Michael Murray of Coige, died s.p.

(149) Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre, killed at Flodden 9th September 1513. He married Elizabeth, daughter of John Charteris of Kinfauns, and had a son:-

(150) David Murray of Ochtertyre, killed at Pinkie 1547. He married Agnes, daughter of Sir Peter Hay of Megginch, and had:-

• 150(a) Patrick (No. 151 below).
• 150(b) John Murray, living 1572.

(151) Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre, died 1589. He married Nicola Graham of Inchbrakie, and was succeeded by his eldest son:-

(152) William Graham of Ochtertyre, died 1647. He married Bethia, daughter of Sir William Murray of Letter Bannochy (No. 134 above), and had issue: -

• 152(a) Patrick (No. 153 below).
• 152(b) John Murray, died s.p.
• 152(c) David Murray, apprenticed to a merchant 1st June 1614 (Edinburgh Apprentice Roll). Married, and had a daughter.
• 152(d) Mungo Murray, Regent of St. Andrews. Had a daughter.
• 152(e) James Murray, died s.p.

(153) Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre, died 2nd February 1677. He married Mary, daughter of Sir William Moray of Abercairny (No. 259). Both their Wills recorded 2nd April 1668 (Dunblane). They had issue: -

• 153(a) William (No. 154 below).
• 153(b) James, ancestor of Murray of Dollary (No. 173 below).
• (c) Patrick, ancestor of Murray of Arbenie (No. 177 below).
• (d) David, ancestor of Murray of Pitcullen (No. 181 below).
• 153(e) John Murray.
• 153(f) Robert Murray.
• 153(g) Mungo Murray.

(154) William Murray of Ochtertyre, born 30th October 1615; died 18th February 1681. He was created a BARONET of Nova Scotia 7th June 1673, and was M.P. for Perthshire 1673-74. He married, 7th June 1649, Isabel, daughter of John Oliphant of Bachiltoun, who died 6th April 1683. Her Will recorded 1st November 1683 (St. Andrews). They had issue:-

• 154(a) William Murray, died vp., and unmarried.
• 154(b) Patrick (No. 155).
• 154(c) John Murray, died unmarried 1696.
• 154(d) George Murray, M.D., died sp. 1701.
• 154(e) David Murray, married, and had two sons.
• 154(f) Mungo, ancestor of Murray of Pitcaithly (No. 167).

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, three mullets argent ; in the centre a cross of the second, surmounted by a saltire gules, CREST : An olive branch proper. MOTTO: " Ex bello quies." [Plate IV., fig. 10.]

(155) Sir Patrick Murray, second Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 21st January 1656 ; died 25th December 1735. His Will recorded 22nd July 1736 (Dunblane). He was M.P. for Perthshire 1702-07. On 15th February 168 1 he married Margaret, daughter of Mungo Haldane of Gleneagles, who died 17th February 1722. They had issue: -

• 155(a) William (No. 156 below).
• 155(b) Patrick, ancestor of Murray of Ayton (No. 162 below).
• 155(c) John Murray, died young.
• 155(d) George Murray, M.D., died 1777. He married Mary, daughter and heiress of David Clayhills of Invergowrie, and had issue.
• 155(e) Mungo Murray, died unmarried.
• 155(f) James Murray, died unmarried.
• 155(g) John Murray, Advocate, died 1755. Married, and had a daughter.

(156) Sir William Murray, third Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 22nd February 1682 ; died 20th October 1739. He was served heir to his father 16th July 1736. On 25th July 1706 he married Katherine Fraser, daughter of Hugh, ninth Lord Lovat, who died 4th March 1771, having had: -

• 156(a) Patrick (No. 157 below).
• 156(b) William Murray, died young.
• 156(c) John Murray, died young.
• 156(d) Hugh Murray, died unmarried 1745.
• 156(e) George Murray, died young.
• 156(f) James Murray, died young.
• 156(g) Anthony Murray, died young.
• 156(h) Edward Murray, died young.

(157) Sir Patrick Murray, fourth Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 21st August 1707; died 9th September 1764. His Will recorded 30th March 1767 (Dunblane). He was served heir to his father 17th January 1741; and married, 18th February 1741, Helen, daughter of John Hamilton, W.S., of Newton, who died 18th July 1773, leaving an only son:-

(158) Sir William Murray, fifth Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 23rd October 1746; died 6th December [800. He was served heir to his father 15th May 1765, and to John Mackenzie, called Lord Macleod, 18th May 1789. He married, 6th March 1770, Augusta Mackenzie, daughter of George, third Earl of Cromarty, who died 20th January 1809. They had issue:-

• 158(a) Patrick (No. 159).
• 158(b) General George Murray, G.C.B., born 6th February 1772; died 28th July 1846. He was M.P. for Perthshire 1824-26-30. He married, 1826, Louisa Paget, daughter of Henry, first Earl of Uxbridge, who died 23rd January 1842, leaving a daughter.

ARMS in Burke's Armory, same as given above under William (No. 154), with a crescent for difference. CREST: A laurel branch erect vert, and over it " Paritur bello." SUPPORTERS : Dexter, a lion rampant gules, gorged with a collar azure, thereon three mullets argent ; Sinister, A man wreathed about the loins, having fetters on the ankles, the chain from which he holds in the sinister hand, all proper. Both supporters charged on the breast with a cross surmounted by a saltire as in the Arms. MOTTO: " Furth fortune and fill the fetters"

• 158(c) William Murray, born 1792 ; died sp.

(159) Sir Patrick Murray, sixth Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 3rd February 1771 ; died 1st June 1837. He was M.P. for Edinburgh 1806-12, and was served heir to his father 27th January 1801. He married, 13th December 1794, Mary Hope, daughter of John, second Earl of Hopetoun, who died 21st February 1838. They had issue:-

• 159(a) William (No. 160 below).
• 159(b) John Murray-Gartshore of Ravelston, born 11th October 1804; died 22nd June 1884. He assumed the name of Gartshore. He married, first, 5th August 1836, Mary, daughter of General Sir Howard Douglas, third Baronet, who died February 1851, leaving: -

• 159(b)1 John, died sp. August 1857.
  
• 159(b)2 Mary, now of Ravelston, Edinburgh. He married, second, 29th June 1852, Augusta, daughter of the Rev. George Tavel.
  

• 159(c) Peter Murray, Advocate, died 18th February 1889.
• 159(d) George Murray, died 24th February 1866.
• 159(e) Henry Dundas Murray, born 8th April 1818; died 1882. He married, 16th December 1857, Jane, daughter of Robert Travers Lewis, who died 2nd March 1867, leaving an only son :-

• 159(e)1 William Tullibardine, born 11th January 1863. Married, 1886, May, daughter of James Bell, M.D., New Zealand, and has:-
  

• 159(e)1(a) Henry Lamont, born 1891.
  

(160) Sir William Keith-Murray, seventh Baronet of Ochtertyre, bom 19th July 1801; died 16th October 1861. He was served heir to his father 25th August 1837, 2nd March 1838, 27th July 1842, and 2nd August 1854. He married, first, 28th November 1833, Helen, only child of Sir Alexander Keith of Dunnottar, Knight-Marischal of Scotland, who died 28th October 1852, having had:-

• 160(a) Patrick (No. 161 below).
• 160(b) Alexander Keith Murray, died in infancy February 1837.
• 160(c) William Keith Murray, born 25th September 1837; died 7th September 1864.
• 160(d) George Keith Murray, born 19th February 1842 ; died April 1847.
• 160(e) Alexander Keith Murray, born 28th October 1843; died 29th May 1903. He married, 12th November 1889, Helen, daughter of Major A. P. Orr, and had issue:-

• 160(e)(1) Alastair William, born 10th June 1894.
  

• 160(f) John Keith Murray, born 4th January 1845 ; died 1862.
• 160(g) Henry Arthur Keith Murray, born 7th July 1846. Married, 3rd October 1872, Rosina, daughter of Edmund Murray Dodd, who died 1898, leaving a son:-

• 160(g)1 Harry Edmund Colquhoun Keith, born 17th August 1873. Married, 2nd June 1903, Dorothy, daughter of C. H. Barclay, and has: -
  

• 160(g)1(a) Whitney Uniacke Keith, born 2nd March 1904.
  
• 160(g)1(b) John Graeme, born 15th July 1906.
  

• 160(h) David Keith Murray, born 30th March 1849. Married, 8th April 1875, Amy, daughter of Colonel Philip Goldney, and had a daughter.
• 160(i) Charles Hope Keith Murray, born 24th May 1850; died 16th March 1866.
• 160(j) Archibald Lamont Keith Murray, born 6th August 1852. Married, 1884, Mary, daughter of Dr Hughes, and has:-

• 160(j)1 Archibald, born 1886.
  
• 160(j)2 Walter Herbert, born 1889.
  
• 160(j)3 David, born 1900. He married, second, 8th July 1854, Adelaide Hastings, daughter of Francis, first Marquess of Hastings, who died s.p. 6th December i860.
  

(161) Sir Patrick Keith Murray, eighth (and present) Baronet of Ochtertyre, born 27th January 1835. Married, first, 23rd August 1870, Frances, daughter of Anthony Murray of Dollerie (No. 193 below), who died 7th October 1874, having had:-

• 161(a) William Keith Murray, born 8th April 1872.
• 161(b) George Keith Murray, born 6th July 1873. Married 5th October 1899, Agnes, daughter of James Richmond of Monzie Castle, Crieff. He married, second, 30th March 1876, lone Penney, daughter of Lord Kinloch, a Lord of Session, who died 6th March 1881, leaving: -
• 161(c) Patrick Keith Murray, born 28th November 1878. Married, 15th July 1903, Cecilia, daughter of Lieutenant-General John Sprot of Riddell, and has:-

• 161(c)1 Patrick Ian Keith, born 28th August 1904.
  
• 161(c)2 Robert Malise, born 15th September 1906.
  

• 161(d) John Keith Murray, born 2nd March 1881.

ARMS of David Murray, apothecary, Perth, " from fourth son of Ochtertyre," recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, between three mullets argent a cross of the second surmounted by a saltire gules; and for difference in the dexter chief point a martlet or. Crest : None given. [Plate IV., fig. 11.]

ARMS of David Murray, " third brother of Dullacie, descended from second brother of Ochtertyre," recorded in Lyon Office, 1672. - Azure, between three mullets argent a cross of the second surmounted by a saltire gules; in the dexter chief point a crescent surmounted by a mullet. CREST: Not given. Motto : Unreadable. [Plate IV., fig. 12.]

Ayton.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Baronage and Burke's Peerage.

(162) Patrick Murray, second son of Sir Patrick (No. 155 above), born 25th February
1685 ; died November 1773. He acquired the lands of Ayton, in Fife, and was living 1754. He married Anne Duncan of Lundie, and had:-

• 162(a) Patrick Murray, died in infancy.
• 162(b) Patrick Murray, born 1711 ; died unmarried 1731.
• 162(c) Alexander (No. 163 below).

(163) Alexander Murray, Younger of Ayton, died v.p. June 1754. He married Martha, daughter of Joseph Williamson, Advocate, and had issue:-

• 163(a) Patrick Murray, died in infancy.
• 163(b) Joseph Murray, died young.
• 163(c) Alexander (No. 164 below).

(164) Alexander Murray of Ayton, died 15th March 1829. Served heir to his father 20th February 1776, and also to his grandmother, Agnes Luke, 15th May 1801. He married, 23rd August 1780, Mary Ogilvy, daughter of Alexander, seventh Lord Banff, who died December 1789, leaving a son:-

(165) Joseph Murray of Ayton, bom 25th April 1786; died 17th June 1876. He was served heir to his father 3rd March 1830; and married, 1823, Grace, daughter of Sir George Abercromby, fourth Baronet, who died 29th July 1876. They had issue: -

(166) George Joseph Murray of Wootton Court, Kent, bom 22nd June 1833. Married, 3rd September 1861, Augusta, daughter of Rev. George Deane of Bighton, Hants, and has:-

• 166(a) Alexander Penrose Murray, born 13th July 1863. Married first, 25th October 1891, Nina, daughter of Colonel Alexander Solovtsoff, who died 1894, having had: -

• 166(a)1 Alexander Gordon Murray, born 30th June 1892.
  

He married, second, 1895, Ethel, daughter of Major-General Arthur Hill, and has:-

• 166(a)2 Charles, born 1895.
  

• 166(b) George Henry Lygon Murray, born 25th May 1871. Married, 2nd April 1908, Helen, daughter of Thomas B. Ulingworth of Shipley, Yorks.

Pitcaithly and Lintrose.

Principal Authority - Douglas' Baronage.

(167) Mungo Murray, sixth son of William (No. 154), born 15th July 1662; died 1719. He married, first, Janet Arnot of Mugdrum, and had:-

• 167(a) William (No. 168 below). He married, second, Martha Forrester, and had:-
• 167(b) John (No. 169 below).
• 167(c) Alexander Murray, born 1708. Married, 1742, Lilias, daughter of James Steuart of Allanton, and left a daughter.

(168) WIilliam Murray, born 1688. Acquired lands of Pitcaithly, and married, 1731, a daughter of Sir Alexander Lindsay of Evelix, by whom he had a daughter. He was succeeded by his half-brother: -

(169) John Murray, born 1706. Acquired the lands of Lintrose; and married Amelia, daughter of Sir William Murray of Ochtertyre (No. 156), and had issue:-

• 169(a) Mungo Murray (No. 170 below).
• 169(b) William Murray, born 1737.

(170) Mungo Murray of Lintrose, born 1735; died 10th June 1805. Married, Cecilia Lyon of Bridgtown, and had:-

• 170(a) John (No. 171 below).
• 170(b) William Murray, born 1765.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1804. - Azure, three mullets argent, in the Jess point a cross of the second surmounted by a saltire gules, and in chief a crescent or. CREST and MOTTO: None given. [Plate IV., fig. 13.]

(171) John Murray of Lintrose, born 1763. Was served heir to his father 30th January and 11th April 1806. Married Anne Gray, and was succeeded by his son:-

(172) Mungo Murray of Lintrose. Served heir to his father 10th April 1832, and to his mother 4th May 1849.

Dollary.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Baronage and Scott's Fasti.

(173) Rev. James Murray, second son of Patrick (No. 153 above), born 30th October
1616; died 30th October 1695. He was appointed to Logierait 1650. On 18th April 1654 he married Isobel, daughter of John Robertson of Invar; and on 17th January 1662 he acquired the lands of Dollary from his brother (No. 154 above). He had issue:-

• 173(a) Patrick (No. 174 below).
• 173(b) Rev. Henry Murray, born 11th March 1657; died 3rd January 1714. He was appointed to Logierait 1681; and married his cousin, Ann Robertson of Lude, and had issue.
• 173(c) William Murray, died s.p.
• 173(d) James Murray. Married Isobel Cuthbert, and died s.p.

(174) Patrick Murray of Dollary, died 1707. Married at Edinburgh, 31st August 1685, Helen, daughter of John Graham of Glendoick. Her Will recorded at Dunkeld 9th June 1718. They had a son:-

(175) Patrick Murray of Dollary, died 11th June 1749. His Will recorded 14th February 1750 (St. Andrews). He married Christian, daughter of James Graham of Orchill, and had:-

(176) James Murray of Dollary. Served heir to his father 21st May 1756.

Query. - Was he father of Patrick Murray of Dollary, whose Will was recorded 9th June 1781 (Dunkeld).

Arbenie.

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Baronage and Scott's Fasti.

(177) Patrick Murray, third son of Patrick (No. 153 above), died 1694. He purchased Arbenie, in Perthshire, and married Jean, daughter of the Rev. John Murray (Will recorded, Dunblane, 5th February 1663 and 25th February 1664) of Trinity-Gask. They had issue: -

• 177(a) David Murray of Arbenie, died July 1722. He married Isobel Lindsay, whose Will was recorded at St. Andrews 8th October 1770.
• 177(d) William (No. 178 below).
• 177(c) John Murray, M.D.

(178) William Murray of Arbenie, died c. 1755. Served heir to his brother, David, 8th July 1724. He married Jean, daughter of Rev. Gilbert Murray of Crieff, and had:-

• 178(a) John (No. 179 below).
• 178(b) James Murray.
• 178(c) William Murray.

(179) John Murray of Arbenie. Was father of: -

(180) Rev. John Murray, born 1736; died 10th August 1816. He was appointed to Fowlis-Wester 1768. He was served heir to his grandfather 13th January 181 5; and his grand-niece, Elizabeth Murray or Reade, was served heir to him 31st March 1843.

Note. - The Rev. Gilbert Murray mentioned in No. 178 was appointed to Crieff 1658, and, besides the daughter mentioned above, he had two sons:-

• (1) Rev. William Murray, who followed his father in Crieff 1682, and died December 1707. He apparently succeeded to a portion of Arbenie, as his son:-
  

• 1(a) John Murray, merchant in Edinburgh, was served heir to him 30th August 1734, and also to his uncle, Henry, 25th May 1736.
  

• (2) Rev. Henry Murray, appointed to Dunkeld 1688.
  

The Will of an Anthony Murray of Arbenie was recorded at Dunkeld 23rd May 1751.

Pitcullen.

Principal Authority - Douglas' Baronage.

(181) David Murray, fourth son of Patrick (No. 153 below). He acquired Pitcullen, and married Elizabeth Murray. They had issue:-

• 181(a) John (No. 182).
• 181(b) David Murray, Provost of Perth.
• 181(c) James Murray of Glencarse. Married Amelia, daughter and heiress of John Murray of Strowan (No. 217 below), and had:-

• 181(c)1 Henry Murray of Strowan.
  
• 181(c)2 Amelia. Married to Lord George Murray (No. 104 above).
  

(182) John Murray of Pitcullen. Married, first, Catherine Murray, a daughter of his grand-uncle, who died s.p. He married, second, a daughter of Sir George Hay of Megginch, and had:-

(183) John Murray of Pitcullen.

Dollerie.

Principal Authorities -Scots Peerage, Burke's Landed Gentry, and Genealogist, Vol. VII., pp. 15-19.

(184) Anthony Murray, second son of David (No. 148 above), had a grant of the lands
of Raith, near Crieff, and a portion of the Muir of Madderty, from the Abbey of Inchaffray 1554. These lands formed the estate of Dollerie. He married Christian Maxtone, and had issue:-

• 184(a) David (No. 185 below).
• 184(b) Patrick, ancestor of the Earl of Dysart (No. 198 below).
• 184(c) Alexander Murray, Dean of the Episcopal Church of Scotland 1557. Married Elizabeth Oliphant.

(185) David Murray of Dollerie. Married, 1568, Margaret Tossack, and had a son:-

(186) Anthony Murray of Dollerie. Married, 1584, Jean Mitchell, and had: -

(187) David Murray of Dollerie. Married Helen Murray of Tippermore, Perth, and had:-

(188) Anthony Murray of Dollerie, died 1685. Married Elizabeth Murray of Arbenie, and was succeeded by his son:-

(189) Anthony Murray of Dollerie, born 1676; died 1761. He was served heir to his uncle, John Murray, merchant in Edinburgh, 5th March 1709. He married Christian, daughter of the Rev. Mr Honeyman, and had:-

(190) Anthony Murray. Was "out" with the Jacobites in 1745, and is supposed to have been killed at Culloden v.p. 1746. He married Margaret Murray of Grange, Fife, and left a son:-

(191) Anthony Murray of Dollerie, died September 1790. He succeeded his Grandfather. On 4th February 1765 he married Helen, daughter of Sir Patrick Murray, fourth Baronet of Ochtertyre (No. 157), and had:-

(192) Anthony Murray of Dollerie, died 1838. He was served heir to his father 20th November 1794 and 13th February 1795. He married Ellen Fletcher Bower of Kincaldrum, Forfar, who died 1847, and had issue:-

• 192(a) Anthony (No. 193 below).
• 192(b) Alexander (No. 196 below).
• 192(c) William Murray, killed, unmarried, in Indian Mutiny 1857.

(193) Anthony Murray of Dollerie, died 16th September 1884. He married, 19th October 1829, Georgina, daughter of Sir Patrick Murray, sixth Baronet of Ochtertyre (No. 159 above), who died 18th April 1877. They had issue:-

• 193(a) Anthony George (No. 194 below).
• 193(b) Major Patrick Murray, R.E., died unmarried 1872.

(194) Anthony George Murray of Dollerie, born 29th September 1830; died 29th March 1909. Married, 10th December 1885, Mary, daughter of Major-General Hugh Lindsay Christie, and had:-

(195) Anthony Hugh Murray of Dollerie, bom 28th April 1888.

(196) Alexander Murray, C.M.G., second son of Anthony (No. 192 above), born 2nd January 181 1. Married, first, 27th April 1837, Fanny Cooper Judkins, and had:-

• 196(a) Anthony Hepburn (No. 197 below).

He married, second, 28th January 1868, Eliza A. Cummins, and had:-

• 196(b) William Edmund Logan Murray, born 11th September 1872. Married, 25th September 1900, Margaretta, daughter of Rev. John Denny Gilbert of Chedgrove Manor, Norfolk.
• 196(c) Alexander Graeme Murray, born 3rd January 1876.
• 196(d) Bernard Fabricotti Murray, born 25th October 1877; died young.

(197) Major-General Anthony Hepburn Murray, born 30th October 1840. Married, 1st March 1871, Mary, daughter of Colonel George Radcliffe, and has:-

• 197(a) Alexander Radcliffe Hepburn Murray, born 18th May 1872.

Woodend.

Principal Authorities - Scots Peerage and Genealogist, Vol. VII.

(198) Patrick Murray, second son of Anthony (No. 184 above), died 24th August 1590.
Will recorded 10th March 1597-98 (Edinburgh). He acquired the estate of Woodend in Madderty ; and married Elizabeth, daughter of David Murray of Carsehead, and had issue:-

• 198(a) Alexander (No. 199 below).
• 198(b) William, ancestor of the Earl of Dysart (No. 206 below).
• 198(c) Thomas, ancestor of Viscountess Bayning (No. 208 below).
• 198(d) Patrick Murray, died September 1632. Commendator of Inchaffray. He married, first, 20th June 1615, Helen M'Math, who died January 1619, leaving: -

• 198(d)1 John Murray, died young.
  

He married, second, Magdalene Murray, living 1667, and had:-

• 198(d)2 Francis Murray, died before 27th February 1635 s.p.
  
• 198(d)3 Patrick Murray, died before June 1647 s.p.
  

• 198(e) Rev. Robert Murray of Strathmiglo and Methven. Married, 24th May 1616, Elizabeth Melville, and had:-

• 198(e)1 Rev. John Murray of Methven, died 10th November 1661. Married Elizabeth Scrymgeour.
  

• 198(f) David Murray, living 1590.

ARMS on Seal, 1587-88. - Three stars within a Royal tressure, a saltire couped at fess point (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald). [Plate IV., fig. 14;]

(199) Alexander Murray of Woodend, died before October 1630. He married, first, Agnes Nairn of Strathord ; and second, Marion Alexander, who died January 1595. Will recorded 10th March 1597-98 (Edinburgh). By her he had :-

• 199(a) Patrick Murray of Woodend, died s.p.m. before 10th October 1662. He married, about 28th February 1614, Giles, daughter of John Murray of Tippermore (No. 220 below).
• 199(b) Thomas (No. 200 below).
• 199(c) John Murray.
• 199(d) William Murray.

He married, third, Barbara Murray of Arbenie, whose Will was recorded at Edinburgh 4th February 1601.

(200) Thomas Murray of Woodend, died about 1666. Will recorded 2nd August 1667 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his brother, Patrick, 10th October 1662. He married Jean, daughter of Anthony Murray "Parson in England," and had:-

• 200(a) Anthony Murray, who was served heir to his father 11th December 1667. He had a son:-

• 200(a)1 Thomas, died 1693. Served heir to his father 25th March 1690.
  

• 200(b) Thomas (No. 201 below).

Qlendoick.

Principal Authority - Nisbet's Heraldic Plates.

(201) Thomas Murray Glendoick, died 1684. Buried in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 19th December 1684. Will recorded 12th March 1685 (Dunblane). He was Lord Clerk Register of Scotland, and was created a BARONET 2nd July 1676. He married Barbara, daughter of Thomas Hepburn of Blackcastle, and had issue:-

• 201(a) Thomas (No. 202 below).
• 201(b) John (No. 203 below).
• 201(c) William Murray, baptised 16th February 1678.
• 201(d) Patrick Murray.
• 201(e) Anthony Murray, baptised 17th July 1681 ; died 7th September 1746 s.p. Will recorded 15th April 1747 and 16th February 1749. He acquired Balmanno, in Fife

(see No. 205).

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, a cross patty between three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-cotinter-flory or. Crest: A dexter hand holding a mirror proper. Motto : " Nosce teipsuvi."

These Arms were recorded in Lyon Office in 1804 as the third quarter in Arms of Hepburn Belsches of Invermay and his wife, Dame Mary Hepburn Murray of Blackcastle.

(202) Sir Thomas Murray, second Baronet of Glendoick and Balmanno, died December 1701 s.p. He was served heir to his father 20th February 1685 and 10th September 1686, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(203) Sir John Hepburn Murray, third Baronet of Glendoick and Blackcastle, died 8th January 1714. His Will recorded 17th June 1714 (Dunblane). He was served heir to his brother 2nd October 1702, and to his aunt, Margaret, widow of Sir P. Hepburn of Blackcastle, 20th April 1704. On 23rd July 1703 he married Mary, daughter of Sir Patrick
Murray, second Baronet of Ochtertyre (No. 155), who died 25th August 1766, having had:-

• 203(a) Thomas Murray, baptised iSth May 1704; died v.p.
• 203(b) Patrick (No. 204 below).

(204) Sir Patrick Hepburn Murray, fourth Baronet of Glendoick and Blackcastle, died 3rd April 1756. Will recorded 22nd February 1757 (St. Andrews). He was served heir to his father 16th and 20th August 1714, and to his uncle, Anthony (No. 201, e), 14th January 1747. He married, 14th November 175 1, Anne, daughter of Alexander Hay of Drumelzier, who died 14th October 1807, leaving a son:-

(205) Sir Alexander Hepburn Murray, fifth Baronet of Balmanno, born 4th December 1754. Killed in American War 1774 s.p. He was served heir to his grand-uncle, Anthony Murray of Balmanno (No. 201e above), 24th August 1768. His sister, Mary, was served heir to him 3rd December 1776, and married Colonel John Belsches.

Earl of Dysart

Principal Authority - Scots Peerage.

(206) Rev. William Murray, second son of Patrick (No. 198), died October 1616. He was Parson of Dysart, Fife, and married Margaret, daughter of David Murray of Lochmiln, and had:-

(207) William Murray, died about 1651. He was whipping boy to King Charles I., and on 3rd August 1643 he was created Earl of Dysert and Lord of Huntingtower. He married Katherine, daughter of Colonel Norman Bruce, and was succeeded by his eldest daughter:-

• 207(a) Elizabeth, Countess of Dysart, died 1698, ancestress of the present Earl.

ARMS of Countess Elizabeth on Seal, 1679 (she was then the wife of John, Duke of Lauderdale). - Impaled, dexter, a lion rampant couped of his joints within a Royal tressure (Maitland of Lauderdale) ; sinister, three stars with an imperial crown at fess point, - all within a Royal tressure (Murray) (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

ARMS in Nisbet's Heraldry, 1722 - Azure, an imperial crown proper between three stars argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. CREST: A mermaid holditig in her dexter hand a mirror, and her sinister a comb proper. SUPPORTERS : Two lions gules, collared azure, each collar charged with three stars argent. MOTTO : " Tout prest." [Plate IV., fig. 15.]

Viscountess Bayning.

Principal Authority - Scots Peerage.

(208) Thomas Murray, third son of Patrick (No. 198), died 9th April 1623. He was served heir to his brother, Patrick, 10th October 1662. He married Jane, daughter of George Drummond of Blair. Her Will recorded 23rd September 1647. They had issue:-

• 208(a) Henry (No. 209 below).
• 208(b) Charles Murray, living 1647.
• 208(c) John Murray, died s.p. before 1643.
• 208(d) James Murray, died s.p. before 1643.
• 208(e) William Murray, baptised 17th July 1617. Living 1647.

(209) Henry Murray. Will proved 24th September 1672. He married 26th November 1635, Anne, daughter of Paul, first Viscount Bayning of Sudbury, who after her husband's death was created 17th March 1673-74 for life Viscountess Bayning of Foxley. She died October 1678, having had:-

• 209(a) Charles Murray, baptised 14th February 1636; died young.
• 209(b) Henry Murray, died young ; buried 26th May 1641.
• 209(c) Thomas Murray, baptised 29th May 1647 ; died s.p.
• 209(d) Robert Murray, baptised 9th September 1649 ; died s.p.

Strowan.

Principal Authorities - Scots Peerage, Retours, etc.

(210) James Murray of Kellach, sixth son of Sir David (No. 93 above), died 1480. He married Margaret Fressale or Fraser, and had:-

(211) John Murray of Kellach, who married Margaret Hepburn, and had:-

(212) John Murray of Strowan, father of: -

(213) James Murray of Strowan, father of :-

(214) James Murray of Strowan, father of:-

(215) Alexander Murray of Strowan, who was served heir to his grandfather 23rd July 1640. He was father of:-

(216) John Murray of Strowan. He was served heir to his father 8th May 1662 ; to his great-grandfather, James, 14th February 1667 ; and to his great-great-grandfather, john, 3rd December 1685. He married Margaret Dow. She and her sisters were served heirs-portioners of their father, John Dow of Arnhall, 9th March 1697.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, three mullets argent, a crescent or in middle chief for difference. [Plate IV., fig. 16.]

He was apparently father of: -

(217) John Murray of Strowan. Will recorded 10th November 1732 (Edinburgh). He was M.P. for Perthshire 1704-07. He was father of: -

• 217(a) Amelia Murray of Strowan, who, as widow of James Murray of Glencarse (No. 181c above) (who died March 17 12), was served heir to her father 11th June 1746. She died 4th March 1749. Will recorded 20th July 1749 (Dunblane). They had issue:-

• 217(a)1 Henry Murray of Strowan.
  
• 217(a)2 Amelia Murray of Strowan, served heir to her brother 5th May 1726, and to her father 30th July 1754. She was then the wife of Lord George Murray (No. 104 above).
  

ARMS of Henry Murray of Lochlaw, "descended of Strowan," recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, a falcon's head erased between three mullets argent. CREST : A greyhound courant proper. MOTTO : " Gloria non prceda." [Plate V, fig. 1.]

Tippermore.

Principal Authority - Retours, etc.

(218) Alexander Murray, eighth son of Sir David (No. 93 above). He is named in the entail of Tullibardine 10th March 1457. From him descended:-

(219) Patrick Murray of Tippermore. Will recorded 8th December 1581 (Edinburgh). A "cautioner" 10th May 1559 {Criminal Trials). He married Isabel Tod, whose Will was recorded 11th March 1584-85 (Edinburgh).

ARMS on Seal, 1561. - Two stars in chief within a Royal tressure surmounted of a pale (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

He was father of: -

(220) John Murray of Tippermore, served heir to his father 11th May 1609.

ARMS on Seal, 161 5. - On a pallet between two stars in chief two saltires and another star in pale (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald). He was father of: -

(221) Sir James Murray of Tippermore, father of: -

(222) Quintergern Murray of Tippermore, served heir to his father and grandfather 22nd January 1648. The next I find was: -

(223) George Murray of Tippermore, buried Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 29th July 1687. The last was : -

(224) Sir Robert Murray of Tippermore, whose Will was recorded 28th April 1714 (Edinburgh). He had a brother, Anthony, died before 1728, leaving two sons, George and Robert, both of whose Wills were recorded 30th May 1728 (Edinburgh).

ARMS of Captain John Murray, " descended of a younger brother of Tulli-
bardine," recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. -Azure, a thistle proper between three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. CREST: A lions paw holding a sword proper. MOTTO: " Fortis fortuna adjuvat." [Plate V., fig. 2.]

The Murrays of Touchadam and Polmaise.

Principal Authorities - Nisbet's Plates and Burke's Landed Gentry.

These Murrays are supposed to be of the same origin as the Murrays of Cockpool, as they are included in a Cockpool Charter. The early armorial bearings are similar, but the later Murrays of Cockpool changed theirs.

(225) Sir William de Moravia, taken prisoner by the English in 1306 and released after 1314. He was father of:

(226) Sir Andrew de Moravia, who received a Charter of Touchadam from King David Bruce 28th August 1369. He was succeeded by his son:-

(227) William de Moravia. Has Charter of Touchadam 3rd October 1392. He married Christian Cunningham, and had :

(228) Alexander Murray, who, on his father's resignation, had a Charter of Touchadam 15th December 1455. He was followed by: -

(229) William Murray of Touchadam. He had a Charter of Buachadrok, Stirling, 3rd June 1459. He married Christine (?), and had: -

• 229(a) David Murray of Touchadam, died about 1474, and was succeeded by his nephew (No. 231 below).
• 229(b) John (No. 230 below).
• 229(c) Herbert Murray.
• 229(d) Patrick Murray.

ARMS on Seal, 1463. - Three stars within a Royal tressure CMacdonald's Seals).

(230) John Murray. Was father of:-

(231) John Murray of Touchadam and Garvamore, who succeeded, on the resignation of his uncle (No. 229, a), 3rd December 1474, to his estates. He was Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1492-94. He married a Seton, and had:-

(232) Sir William Murray of Touchadam, killed at Flodden 9th September 1513. He had a Charter of Buchquhiddrok 24th February 15 10. He married Agnes, daughter of John Cockburn of Ormiston, and had issue:-

• 232(a) Alexander Murray, died before 1508.
• 232(b) John (No. 233 below).

ARMS on Seal, 1503-04. - Three stars within a Royal tresmre (ex in/.W. R. Macdonald).

(233) John Murray of Touchadam, served heir to his father 15 14. Had a Charter of Sandeholmes, Lanark, 9th June 1 541. He married Janet Erskine, daughter of Robert, fourth Earl of Mar, and had:

• 233(a) William (No. 234 below).
• 233(b) James Murray. Will recorded 31st December 1614 and 12th October 1622 (Stirling).

(234) William Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, died April 1569. Will recorded 6th October 1569 and 6th June 1573 (Edinburgh). He married Agnes, daughter and co-heiress of James Cunningham of Polmaise, who brought him that estate. Her Will recorded 3rd January 1589-90 (Edinburgh). They had issue :-

• 234(a) Sir John (No. 235 below).
• 234(b) James Murray, living 1569.
• 234(c) Thomas Murray, living 1569.

(235) Sir John Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, served heir to his father 18th July 1580, to his mother 25th July 1594, and to his great-great-grandfather 8th April 1629. He was M.P. for Stirlingshire 1609 and 1625. He married Jean, daughter of John Cockburn of Ormiston, and had:-

• 235(a) Sir William (No. 236 below).

ARMS on Seal, 1585 - three stars (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

In Pont's MS., c. 1624. - Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. [Plate III., fig. 9.]

(236) Sir William Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise. Will recorded 21st November 1643 (Stirling). He was served heir to his father 16th January 1630. M.P. for Stirlingshire 1639-41. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Alexander Gibson of Durie, and had:-

(237) John Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise. Will recorded 10th January 1690 (Stirling). Served heir to his father 13th May 1643. M.P., Stirlingshire, 1645-46, 1648, 1661-63. He married Janet, daughter of Sir William Nisbet of Dean, Provost of Edinburgh, and had issue:-

• 237(a) Major William Murray, baptised 2nd October 1648. Will recorded 27th April 1677 (Stirling). His daughter, Janet, served heir to him 12th February 1691.
• 237(b) John (No. 238 below).
• 237(c) Charles Murray, born 29th May 1660.

(238) John Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, born 15th December 1649. He married Ann, daughter of Sir Alexander Gibson, Lord Durie. Her Will recorded 20th September 1723 (Stirling). They had issue:-

• 238(a) John (No. 239 below).
• 238(b) Alexander Murray, born 19th March 1678.
• 238(c) William (No. 242 below).
• 238(d) James Murray, born 31st December 1681 ; died in infancy.
• 238(e) Robert Murray, born 3rd June 1683.
• 238(f) James Murray, born 21st November 1685.
• 238(g) David Murray, born 21st January 1687.
• 238(h) Charles Murray, born 2nd August 1692.
• 238(i) George Murray, surgeon, born 12th May 1694; died 3rd March 1747. Married, and had issue.
• 238(j) Archibald Murray, born 21st February 1697.
• 238(k) Adam Murray, M.D., born 23rd June 1698 ; died 23rd April 1763 s.p.
• 238(l) Sir Mungo Murray of Blebo, born 30th August 1699 ; died 3rd November 1781. Married, as his second wife, Dame Christian Hamilton, and had issue.

(239) John Murray, born 24th February 1677; died February 1716. Will recorded 12th June 1717 and 19th December 1722 (Stirling). He married, 18th December 1701, Lilias, daughter of Sir John Stirling of Keir, and had issue:-

• 239(a) John (No. 240 below).
• 239(b) Charles Murray, born 1st December 1707.
• 239(c) James (No. 241 below).

(240) John Murray, born 25th December 1702; died unmarried April 1719. He was served heir to his father 8th May 1717, and was succeeded by his brother:-

(241) James Murray, born 1st February 1713; died 3rd March 1729. His Will recorded 11th March 1730 (Stirling). He was served heir to his brother 21st October 1719, and to his grandmother, Ann Gibson, 19th September 1724. He was succeeded by his uncle:-

(242) William Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, third son of John (No. 238 above), born 1st October 1679; died 25th June 1758. He was served heir to his nephew 16th October 1729. He married, first, Cecilia, daughter of Gibson of Durie, and had a son, who died in infancy. He married, second, 10th February 1738, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Alexander Gibson of Pentland, who died 7th August 1757, and had issue:-

• 242(a) William (No. 243 below).
• 242(b) Alexander Murray, born 9th March 1749; died unmarried.
• 243(c) John (No. 245 below).

(243) William Murray of Touchadam, Polmaise, and Pitlochie, born 12th July 1744; died 29th August 1814. He was served heir to his father 8th September 1758, and to Robert Junkine, or Murray, of Pitlochie 5th April 1764. He married, first, September 1772, Margaret, daughter of John Callender of Craigforth, who died 28th July 1784, having had:-

• 243(a) William (No. 244 below).

He married, second, 7th June 1791, Ann, daughter of John Campbell of Clathie and Killermont, who died 2nd August 1802, and had issue: -

• 243(b) Captain John Murray, R.N., died 3rd March 1821.
• 243(c) Archibald Murray, E.I.C.S.
• 243(d) Alexander Murray, Advocate, died 1835. He married, 12th April 1826, Johanna, daughter of John Wilkinson of Castlehead, Denbigh, and had a daughter, Anne, who married Gilbert Innes Murray Menzies, and recorded Arms as James Murray (No. 248 below) in Lyon Office, 1852.

(244) William Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, born 6th July 1773; died s.p. 12th September 1847. He was served heir to his father 9th January 1815, and to his grandfather 5th October 1821. On 11th June 1799 he married Anne, daughter of Sir William Maxwell, Bt. of Monreith, and was succeeded by his cousin (No. 246 below).

(245) Lieutenant-Colonel John Murray, third son of William (No. 242), born 16th November 1752; died 6th April 1838. He married, 14th January 1789, Isabella, daughter of Professor Hercules Lindsay, and had a son:-

(246) John Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, born 5th July 1797 ; died 15th April 1862. He was served heir to his cousin (No. 244) 28th February 1848. He married, 10th October 1830, Elizabeth, daughter of Dr James Bryce, and had issue:-

• 246(a) John (No. 247 below).
• 246(b) James (No. 248 below).
• 246(c) Alexander (248A below).
• 246(d) Arthur Bryce Murray, born 22nd February 1843 ; died 10th November 1863.

(247) Lieutenant-Colonel John Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, born 26th July 1831 ; died s.p. 11th August 1903. He married, first, 15th September 1859, Agnes Graham, daughter of James, fourth Duke of Montrose, who died 8th May 1873. He married, second, 10th January 1877, Lucy, daughter of John Towneley of Towneley, Lancashire. He was succeeded by his brother:-

(248) James Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, Co. Stirling, born 20th June 1834; died 1907. He married, 1868, Emma, daughter of J. Blake, of Wilts. He was succeeded by his brother:-

(248A) Major Alexander Bruce Murray of Touchadam and Polmaise, born 24th June 1840. Married, 16th October 1890, Mary, daughter of Cecil M. Stephenson, C.E., and has :-

• 248A(a) Alastair John Greville Murray, born 22nd July 1894.

ARMS in Burke's Armory. - Azure, three stars argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or. CREST : A mermaid with a mirror in her dexter hand and a comb in her sinister hand, proper. MOTTO : " Tout pret." [Plate III., fig. 9.]

The Morays of Abercairny

Principal Authorities - Douglas' Baronage, Burke's Landed Gentry, and Inchaffray Charters.

According to Douglas' Baronage the Morays of Abercairny were descended from a William de Moravia, said to be second son of Sir Andrew, Lord of Bothwell (No. 8 above), but there is no evidence in support of this claim (see Riddell's Stewartiand).

(249) Sir William de Moravia, died about 1300. He was father of: -

(250) Sir John Moray of Drumsargard. Married Maria, daughter of Malise, sixth Earl of Strathearn. About 1320 her father granted her the lands of Abercairny. They had issue: -

• 250(?)(a) Sir Maurice Moray, created Earl of Strathearn in 1344, killed 1346, who married Johanna, Countess of Strathearn. His daughter, Johanna, married, first, Sir Thomas Moray of Bothwell (No. 12 above); and, second, Archibald " the Grim," third Earl of Douglas.

ARMS on her Seal, 1401. - Two shields: the dexter per pale (Douglas and Galloway); the sinister shield, three stars, for Moray (Macdonald's Seals).

Note.- - It is not certain that this Sir Maurice was a son of Sir John of Drumsargard. It is certain that he did not become Earl of Strathearn in right of his mother. He was created partly on his own merits, and also because he had married Johanna, Countess of Strathearn; but who this Johanna was is unknown.

• 250(b) Sir Alexander (No. 251 below).
• 250(c) Walter Moray, said to be ancestor of Moray of Ogilface, Stirling, now extinct.

(251) Sir Alexander Moray of Ogilvy and Abercairny, served heir to his father 1349. He married Janet, daughter of William, Earl of Ross, and had a son: -

(252) Sir Andrew Moray of Ogilvy and Abercairny. Married Agnes, daughter of Sir Humphry Cunningham of Glengarnock, and had: -

(253) Sir Humphrey Moray of Ogilvy and Abercairny, living 1473. He married Catherine, daughter of Alexander, father of the first Lord Graham, and had a son: -

(254) Andrew Moray of Ogilvy and Abercairny. He was served heir to his father 24th May 1504, was a Member of Assize 28th June 1513 {Criminal Trials), and was killed at Flodden 9th September following. He married Margaret, daughter of Alexander Robertson of Strowan, and had issue:-

• 254(a) George (No. 255 below).
• 254(b) Sir Humphrey Moray, died s.p.
• 254(c) Robert Moray.

(255) George Moray, killed at Flodden with his father 9th September 1513. He married Agnes Lindsay, and had a son: -

(256) John Moray of Abercairny and Ogilvy, killed at battle of Pinkie, 1547. He was served heir to his grandfather 13th November 1513. He married Nicola Graham, daughter of William, second Earl of Montrose, and had issue: -

• 256(a) William (No. 257 below).
• 256(b) Robert (No. 258 below).
• 256(c) Robert (secundus) Moray, died s.p.

(257) William Moray of Abercairny, died s.p. 1558. He was served heir to his father 16th May 1548. He married, contract dated 13th May 1553, Margaret, daughter of Laurence, third Lord Oliphant, who died 17th August 1580, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(258) Robert Moray of Abercairny. Will recorded 19th December 1595 (Edinburgh). He married, contract dated 7th September 1560, Katherine, daughter of Sir William Murray of Tullibardine (No. 96 above), and had: -

• 258(a) Sir William (No. 259 below).
• 258(b) Sir David Moray of Gorthy, died s.p.
• 258(c) Sir Mungo Moray of Craigie. Married a daughter of George Halkett of Pitfirran, and had: -

• 258(c)1 Sir Robert Moray, Lord Justice Clerk.
  
• 258(c)2 Sir William Moray of Dreghorn. Married a daughter of Sir James Foulis of Colinton, and had: -
  

• 258(c)2(a) Sir James Moray, died s.p. Will recorded 26th April 1697 (Edinburgh).
  
• 258(c)2(b) Robert Moray, died young.
  
• 258(c)2(c) Sir Charles Moray of Dreghorn, died s.p. Will, in which he is styled Baronet, recorded 26th June 1740 (Edinburgh). He married Marion, daughter of Sir George Maxwell of Nether Pollock.
  
• 258(c)2(d) Rev. John Moray, died January 1632. Will recorded 5th April 1632 (Edinburgh). He was appointed to Dunfermline 1620, and deprived two years later. He married, first, Margaret Leslie, daughter of John, Master of Rothes, who died 12th June 1620, leaving a son: -
  

• 258(c)2(d)1 David Moray, died young. He married, second, Mary Melville, and had a daughter (Scott's Fasti),
  

• 258(c)2(e) Captain Andrew Moray, died s.p.
  
• 258(c)2(f) James Moray, died s.p.
  

(259) Sir William Moray of Abercairny, died 1640. He was served heir to his younger brother, Sir David Moray of Gorthy, 7th April 1629, and married Christian, daughter of Sir Laurence Mercer of Aldie, and had a son: -

(260) Sir Robert Moray OF Ogilvie, died v.p. Will recorded 13th March 1621 (Dunblane). He married Helen, daughter of Alexander Bruce of Cultmalundie, and had: -

• 260(a) William (No. 261 below).
• 260(b) David Moray, died sp.

(261) William Moray of Abercairny, died May 1642. He was appointed tutor to Jean, daughter of Rev. John Moray 4th March 1633. He married, contract dated 8th February 1636, Ann, daughter of George Hay of Keillor, and had issue: -

• 261(a) Sir Robert (No. 262 below).
• 261(b) William Moray, died s.p.
• 261(c) Captain George Moray, died s.p. Will recorded 10th August 1688 (Edinburgh).

(262) Sir Robert Moray of Abercairny, born 1636; died April 1704. He was served heir to his father and grandfather 28th October 1652. He married Anne, daughter of Patrick Graham of Inchbraikie, and had issue :

• 262(a) William (No. 263 below).
• 262(b) Robert Moray of Abernyte. Will recorded 21st August 1735 (Dunkeld). He married, 3rd December 1702, Janet, daughter of John Murray of Polmaise (No. 238), and had three sons, who died s.p.
• 262(c) Colonel John Moray, died unmarried 1710.
• 262(d) James Moray, died young.
• 262(e) Maurice Moray, died unmarried.

ARMS according to Nisbet. - Azure, a chevron between three stars argent. CREST : A mullet or. MOTTO : " Sans tache."

(263) William Moray of Abercairny, died 1735. Will recorded 26th May 1737 (Dunblane). He married Elizabeth Graeme of Balgowan.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1726-29. - 1 and 4. Azure, three mullets argent within a double tressure flory-counter-flory or (Moray). 2 and 3. Or, two chevrons gules Strathearn). CREST : An Earl's coronet surmounted of a star of twelve rays argent. SUPPORTERS: Two eagles proper. MOTTOES: " Sans tdche" and " Tanti talent genuere parentes." [Plate V., fig. 3.]

He had a son: -

(264) James Moray of Abercairny. Will recorded 4th March 1778 (Dunblane). He married Christian Montgomery, daughter of Alexander, ninth Earl of Eglintoun, who died 19th July 1748. They had three sons: -

• 264(a) James Moray, died v.p.
• 264(b) Alexander (No. 265 below).
• 264(c) Charles (No. 266 below).

(265) Alexander Moray of Abercairny, died s.p. He married, 6th November 1782, Clementina, daughter of Sir John Stewart of Grantully, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(266) Colonel Charles Moray of Abercairny, died 18 10. He was served heir to his brother 8th June 1786. He married the daughter and heiress of Sir William Stirling, fourth Baronet of Ardoch, and had issue: -

• 266(a) James (No. 267 below).
• 266(b) William (No. 268 below).

(267) James Moray of Abercairny, died s.p. December 1840, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(268) Major William Moray-Stirling of Abercairny and Ardoch, died 9th November 1850. He succeeded his mother in Ardoch, and added the name of Stirling. He married Fanny, daughter of Archibald, Lord Douglas, but left no issue, being succeeded by his sister: -

(269) Christian Moray of Abercairny and Ardoch, died 29th November 1864. She married, 14th April 1812, Henry Home-Drummond of Blair Drummond, who died 12th September 1867, and their descendants now hold these properties.

The Murrays of Falahill.

Principal Authority - Scots Peerage.

As the first recorded ancestor of this family belonged to Peeblesshire, it is probable that the Murrays of Falahill and Cockpool had a common origin. From Falahill descended the Murrays of Philiphaugh, Deuchar, Priestfield, the Baronets of Melgund, Romanno, the Baronets of Stanhope, Broughton in Peeblesshire, Cardon, the later Murrays, Baronets of Blackbarony, Cringletie, Henderland, Lords Elibank, and the Baronets of Dunerne.

As regards the present family of Blackbarony and its cadets, it was generally believed that they were descended from the original Murrays of Blackbarony, but the Scots Peerage proves that the original family sold Blackbarony to a John Murray in 1507, who appears on record as assignee of the executors of William Murray in Sundhope, his father's brother. William Murray in Sundhope was undoubtedly the son of John Murray of Falahill (No. 274), so John Murray, who purchased Blackbarony, and all his descendants must belong to Falahill also.

(270) Archibald de Moravia, in Peeblesshire, died before 1321. He signed the Ragman Roll 1296. He was father of: -

• 270(a) Malcolm, who also signed 1296.
• 270(b) Roger (No. 271 below).

(271) Roger de Moravia. On 1st September 1321 he had a grant of the lands of Fala and Heriot, in Midlothian, and was father of: -

(272) Alexander de Moravia, living 1380, father of: -

(273) Patrick Murray of Falahill, living 141 3, father of: -

(274) John Murray of Falahill, died before 20th February 1477. He was probably the "outlaw Murray" of the Border ballad (see Genealogist, New Series, Vol. XII., p. 217). On 20th July 1461 he had a charter of the lands of Philiphaugh, in Selkirkshire, and left issue: -

• 274(a) Patrick (No. 275 below).
• 274(b) Alexander Murray, Canon of Moray, died between 17th September 1484 and 1st March 1485.
• 274(c) Peter Murray, died before 27th July 1511. He married Janet Borthwick, and had a son: -

• 274(c)1 James Murray.
  

• 274(d) Charles Murray, died before 20th May 149 1. He married Elizabeth Mowbray.
• 274(e) Roger Murray, died c. 1504, and had a son: -

• 274(e)1 James Murray, living 1510.
  

• 274(f) Andrew Murray, living 1485.
• 274(g) William Murray in Sundhope, died before 30th April 1499. He left a son : -

• 274(g)1 John Murray.
  

In the Retours I find : -

• John Murray, late of Sundhope, heir of William Murray of Sundhope, his father, 13th April 1622.
  
• Gideon Murray of Sundhope, heir of William Murray, fiar of Sundhope, his father, 26th April 1649.
  
• James Murray of Sundhope, heir of Gideon Murray, fiar of Sundhope, his father, 17th April 1693.
  
• Andrew Murray of Sundhope, heir of James Murray, fiar of Sundhope, his brother, 1st September 1699.
  

Note. - It was a nephew of William Murray in Sundhope who was the first of the later Murrays of Blackbarony.

(275) Patrick Murray of Falahill, died before 27th February 1493. He acquired the lands of Philiphaugh between 1477 and 1492. He was father of:-

(276) John Murray of Falahill, killed 1510. He married Jonet Forrester, and had:-

• 276(a) James (No. 277 below).
• 276(b) William, supposed ancestor of Murray of Romanno (No. 308 below).

ARMS on Seal, 1503. - Three stars in chief, and a hunting horn stringed in base (Macdonald's Scottish Seals). (The hunting horn is derived from the Forresters' Arms). [Plate V., fig. 4.]

Note. - This family is continued principally from Burke's Landed Gentry.

(277) James Murray of Falahill, died about 1529, and was succeeded by his son:-

(278) Patrick Murray of Falahill, died 1580. He was served heir to his father 7th May 1530. He married, first, Margaret Fleming; and second, a Borthwick. By his first or second wife he had a son: -

• 278(a) James (No. 279 below).

He married, third, Elizabeth, daughter of Andrew Sclater and widow of a Mr Ormiston. She died April 1594, leaving a son :-

• 278(b) James, ancestor of Murray of Deuchar, etc. (No. 295) (see Genealogist, New Series, Vol. XL, p. 2).

ARMS in Sir David Lindsay's MS., ISA 2 - Argent, a hunting horn stringed sable; on a chief azure three stars or. [Plate V., fig. 5.]

On Seal, 1577. - A hunting horn stringed; on a chief three stars. CREST: A dexter hand vested and holding a scroll fessways. MOTTO : " Rememberl'

(279) James Murray, died v.p. Married, c. 1560, Margaret, sister of John Stewart of Traquair, and had: -

(280) Patrick Murray of Falahill. He married, first, Agnes, daughter of Sir Andrew Murray of Blackbarony (No. 334 below), and had issue: -

• 280(a) Sir John (No. 281 below).
• 280(b) Patrick Murray of Winterhopehead, in Annandale, living 1613. He married, second, Marion, daughter of Sir Lewis Bellendon.

(281) Sir John Murray of Philiphaugh, died c. 1640. He was served heir to his father 19th May 1601, and was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1612. He was the first to describe himself as "of Philiphaugh." He married, first, Janet, daughter of Sir William Scott of Ardross, and had issue: -

• 281(a) Sir James (No. 282 below).
• 281(b) Gideon Murray, Aide-de-camp to King Charles I., and was killed in his service. He married, second, Isabel, daughter of Sir James Pringle of Galashiels, and had by her: -
• 281(c) John Murray of Ashiestiel.
• 281(d) William Murray. Both he and his brother (281(e) killed in service of King Charles I., s.p.
• 281(e) David Murray.

ARMS in Font's MS., c. 1624. - (Argent), a hunting horn sable, bandrest gules; on a chief azure three mullets of the first. MOTTO : " Usque venabor superna." [Plate V., fig. 6.]

(282) Sir James Murray, died vp., but Will not recorded till 6th December 1649 at Edinburgh. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1628-33. He married Anne, daughter of Lewis Craig of Riccartoun, and had: -

• 281(a) Sir John (No. 283 below).
• 281(b) Colonel James Murray. Married at Edinburgh, 17th March 1664, Elizabeth Murray.

(283) Sir John Murray of Philiphaugh, died 1676. He was served heir to his father 10th February 1648, and succeeded his grandfather. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1661. He married, first, Anne, daughter of Sir Archibald Douglas of Cavers, and had issue: -

• 283(a) Sir James (No. 284 below).
• 283(b) John Murray of Bowhill, died about 1714. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1689- 1707, and was a Senator of the College of Justice. He had a son: -

• 283(b)1 John of Bowhill, died August 1718.
  

• 283(c) Colonel William Murray.
• 283(d) Archibald Murray, died young.
• 283(e) Thomas Murray, died young.
• 283(f) Lewis Murray.
• 283(g) Walter Murray, apprenticed to an Edinburgh merchant 9th August 1648 (Apprentice Roll).

He married, second, Margaret, daughter of Sir John Scott of Scotstarvet, and had a daughter.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Argent, a hunting horn sable, garnished gules; on a chief azure three mullets of the field. CREST: A demi man winding a horn proper. MOTTO : "Hinc usque superna venabor." [Plate V., fig. 6.]

(284) Sir James Murray of Philiphaugh, born 1655 ; died 1st July 1708. He was served heir to his father 8th November 1677; and was appointed a Senator of the College of Justice, as Lord Philiphaugh, 1689. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1678-1702, and was appointed Lord Clerk Register 1705. He married, first, at Edinburgh, 24th April 1678, Anne, daughter of Hepburn of Blackcastle, who died s.p. He married, second, Margaret, daughter of Sir Alexander Don of Newton, and had issue: -

• 284(a) John (No. 285 below).
• 284(b) James Murray, died unmarried.
• 284(c) Alexander Murray, died unmarried.

(285) John Murray of Philiphaugh, died 2nd July 1753. He was served heir to his father 4th September 1712; and to his cousin, John of Bowhill (No. 283, 1 above), 20th January 1719. He was M.P. for Linlithgowshire 1725-34, and for Stirlingshire 1734-53. He married, 31st December 1711, Eleanora, daughter of Lord Basil Hamilton, who died 27th December 1783, and was buried in Holyrood 2nd January 1784. They had issue: -

• 285(a) Basil Murray, died unmarried January 1747.
• 285(b) John (No. 286 below).
• 285(c) David Murray.
• 285(d) Charles Murray, ancestor of Murray of Hambleden (No. 291 below).

(286) John Murray oF Philiphaugh, died 1800. He was served heir to his brother, Basil, 28th March 1747, and to his father 2nd October 1761 and 18th March 1771. He was M.P. for Linlithgow 1754-61. He married Miss Thomson, and had: -

• 286(a) John Murray of Philiphaugh, died unmarried 28th May 1830. He was served heir to his father 23rd January 181 5.
• 286(b) Charles Murray, died unmarried.
• 286(c) James (No. 287 below).

(287) James Murray of Philiphaugh, born 1769; died 15th July 1854. He was served heir to his brother, John, 24th September 1836, and assumed the Baronetcy on the death of his kinsman (No. 303 below). He married, 1809, Mary, daughter of Henry Hughes, of Worcester, who died 1840, having had issue: -

• 287(a) John (No. 288 below).
• 287(b) James Murray.
• 287(c) Basil Hamilton Murray, died 1848.

(288) John Nesbitt-Murray of Philiphaugh, born 14th April 1817; died 5th December 1882. He was served heir to his father 4th October 1854. He married, first, 23rd May 1840, Rose, daughter and heiress of William Andrew Nesbitt, who died 2nd June 1876. They had issue: -

• 288(a) John (No. 289 below).
• 288(b) James Murray, born 3rd February 1845. Married, 1873, Mary, daughter of Alexander Russell, of Edinburgh. He married, second, 15th July 1877, Charlotte, daughter of Rev. Richard Burgess.

(289) John Forbes Nesbitt-Murray of Philiphaugh, Co. Selkirk, born 6th January 1842; died 22nd February 1897. He married, 29th January 1870, Mary, only child of E. Robertson, who died 1883, leaving an only son: -

(290) Archibald Charles Philip Murray, born 1875. Married, 1898, Beatrice, daughter of Thomas Holmes.

ARMS of Charles Edward Robertson Murray, New South Wales, supposed to be descended from Philiphaugh, recorded in Lyon Office, 1894. - Ermine, a hunting horn sable, stringed and garnished gules ; on a chief azure three mullets argent. Crest : A demi man wreathed about the middle with oak leaves proper winding a horn or. Motto: "Superna venabor." [Plate V., fig. 7.]

Hambleden.

Authority - Burke's Landed Gentry.

(291) Charles Murray, fourth son of John (No. 285 above). Married Eliza, sister of Robert Scott of Danesfield, and had: -

(292) Charles Scott-Murray of Danesfield, died 24th April 1837. He married, 17th May 1815, Augusta, daughter of John Nixon of Carrick, Co. West Meath, and had:-

(293) Charles Robert Scott Scott-Murray of Danesfield, Bucks, born 28th December 1818 ; died 27th August 1882. He married, 17th September 1846, Amelia Charlotte Eraser, daughter of Thomas Alexander, twelfth Lord Lovat, and had issue: -

• 293(a) Charles (No. 294 below).
• 293(b) Augustin John Alphonse Murray, born 11th November 1848; died 8th February 1871.
• 293(c) Major Basil Henry Murray, born 5th August 1858.

(294) Charles Aloysius Scott-Murray of Hambleden, Bucks, bom 4th November 1847; died 1909. Married, 2nd May 1872, Emily, daughter of Matthew S. Higgins, and had issue: -

• 294(a) Archibald John Scott-Murray, born 12th June, died 16th September, 1874.
• 294(b) Francis Joseph (No. 294A below).
• 294(c) Ronald Charles Scott-Murray, born 16th October 1879. Married, 11th October 1905, Magdalen, daughter of W. H. M. A. Martin-Edmunds of Worsboro Hall, Yorks.
• 294(d) Austin Edward Scott-Murray, born 18th August 1881.

(294A) Francis Joseph Scott-Murray of Hambleden, born 31st July 1875. Married, 1907, Jane Seymour Mary, daughter of the late Augustus Henry De Trafford, Esq. of Haselour Hall, Staffordshire.

ARMS according to Burke's Armory. -1 and 4. Argent, a bugle horn proper, stringed gules ; on a chief azure three mullets of the first (Murray). 2 and 3. Or, on a bend azure an estoile between two crescents, and on a bordure engrailed sable eight escallops of the first (Scott). CRESTS : A demi savage wreathed about the head and loins holding a bugle horn, all proper (Murray) / A stag trippant (Scott). MOTTO : " Hinc usque superna venabor!' [Plate V., fig. 8.]

Skirling, Priestfield, Melgum, and Deuchar.

Authority - Genealogist (New Series), Vol. XI.

(295) James Murray, second son of Patrick (No. 278 above), died 30th April 1649, aged seventy-eight. His Will recorded 17th December 1649 (Edinburgh). He acquired the lands of Deuchar, in Forfarshire, 1634. He married Bethia, daughter of William Maule of Glaster, and had issue: -

• 295(a) Sir James (No. 296 below).
• 295(b) Sir Robert (No. 297 below).
• 295(c) Sir Patrick (No. 304 below).
• 295(d) William Murray. died young.
• 295(e) Alexander Murray. died young.
• 295(f) John Murray. died young.
• 195(g) David Murray. died young.
• 295(h) Gideon Murray.died young.

(296) Sir James Murray of Skirling, baptised 2nd May 1604 ; buried in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 2nd April 1684. He was in possession of Skirling, Peeblesshire, in 1648; was served heir to his father 19th May 1649 ; and was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1650-51. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Patrick Hamilton of Little Preston, and had issue: -

• 296(a) James Murray, fiar of Skirling and sometime of Priestfield. Married Anna, daughter of General Alexander Hamilton, and had: -

• 296(a)1 Alexander Murray, baptised 19th January 1662.
  
• 296(a)2 Walter Murray, baptised 31st August 1677.
  

• 296(b) John Murray, Advocate, baptised 26th January 1641.
• 296(c) Patrick Murray. Served heir to his brother, John, 11th October 1677. He married at Edinburgh, 2nd June 1681, Helen Murray.

(297) Sir Robert Murray of Priestfield and Cameron, second son of James (No. 295 above). He was buried in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 8th February 1672. Will recorded 22nd July 1687 (Edinburgh). He was Lord Provost of Edinburgh 1660-61; and acquired Cameron 1652, Priestfield 1665, and Melgum, Forfarshire, 1671. He married, first, Helen, daughter of Alexander Hay of Kenneth, who was buried in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 20th June 1663, having had: -

• 297(a) James Murray, died young.
• 297(b) Alexander (No. 298).
• 297(c) John Murray, baptised 29th June 1656.
• 297(d) Robert (No. 301 below).
• 297(e) William Murray, baptised 22nd April 1662 ; died 1703. He married, second, 1st June 1665, Jean, daughter of John Dickson of Hartree, who was buried in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 4th February 1677, having had: -
• 297(f) James Murray, baptised 18th February 1669.

(298) Alexander Murray of Priestfield and Melgum, died 1682. Will recorded 22nd July 1687 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his father 7th May 1672, and sold Priestfield 1677. He married Janet, daughter of James Rocheid of Inverleith.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672. - Argent, a hunting horn sable, garnished gules; on a chief wavy azwe three mullets of the first. CREST : A burning lamp proper. MOTTO: "Placeam dum peream." [Plate V., fig. 9.]

They had : -

(299) Sir Alexander Murray of Melgum, born 2nd August 1682; died 1713. Will recorded 2nd February 1727 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his father 18th October 1683 and 10th September 1687. On 26th January 1704 he was created a Baronet. He married Grizel, daughter of Patrick Kynynmound of that Ilk, and had a son: -

(300) Sir Alexander Murray, second Baronet, died s.p. 7th March, buried 11th March, 1736, in Greyfriars, Edinburgh. He married, October 1735, Jean, daughter of John Graham of Balgowan.

Note.- The estates of Melgund and Kynynmound passed to his cousin of the half blood, Hugh Dalrymple, afterwards Dalrymple-Murray- Kynynmound, second son of Sir David Dalrymple, first Baronet of Hailes, by Janet Rocheid, widow of Alexander (No. 298 above), who had married Sir David as her second husband.

(301) Robert Murray, fourth son of Sir Robert (No. 297 above), baptised 19th August 1659; died 1719. He married, 1712, Margaret Therese Boomnerk, and had:-

(302) Sir Joseph Murray, third Baronet, born 6th August 1718; died 5th June 1802. He was created Count Murray and Melgum in the Austrian Empire 25th November 1761. In 1771 he was served heir to his kinsman, Sir Alexander (No. 300 above). He married, first, Christine de Maringle, who died s.p. 1753. He married, second, 23rd January 1765
Maria Colette, Countess von Lichtervelde.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1776. - Argent, a hunting horn sable, stringed gules, in the dexter chief point a crescent of the last; on a chief wavy azure three mullets of the field. CREST: A burning lamp proper. MOTTO: "Placeam dum peream" [Plate V., fig. 10.]

They had a son: -

(303) Sir Joseph Albert Murray, fourth Baronet and Count Murray, born 26th August 1774; died 6th February 1848. He married, 6th September 181 5, Almeria Franziskee Ursula, Countess Esterhazy von Galantha, and had four daughters.

(304) Sir Patrick Murray of Deuchar, third son of James (No. 295 above), baptised 19th September 1626; died 21st January 1689. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 1665-67-69-74. He married Eupheme Baird, buried Greyfriars, Edinburgh, 23rd January 1689, and had:-

• 304(a) James (No. 305 below).
• 302(b) Patrick (No. 307 below).
• 304(c) John Murray.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Argent, a hunting horn sable, garnished gules; on a chief azure three mullets of the field; a bordure of the third. CREST: An escallop gules. MOTTO : "Fidei signum." [Plate V., fig. 11.]

(305) James Murray of Deuchar, baptised 8th February 1657 ; died December 1706. He married, first, Anne Kerr ; and, second, at Edinburgh, 27th October 1700, Elizabeth Thomson, and had a son: -

(306) Patrick Murray of Deuchar. Will recorded 11th May 1761 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his father 25th January 1710, and to his cousin No. 307, a) 1st September 1731.

(307) Captain Patrick Murray of Mount Lothian, second son of Sir Patrick (No. 304 above). Will recorded 24th September 1707 (Edinburgh). He had issue: -

• 307(a) Patrick Murray of Mount Lothian, died s.p. July 1729. He was served heir to his father 28th June 1720.
• 307(b) James Murray of Mount Lothian. Served heir to his brother 20th February 1730.

Romanno.

Principal Authority - Genealogist (New Series), Vol. XV.

(308) William Murray of Schilinglaw, probably second son of John (No. 276 above). He had a charter of Erlisorchard 4th January 1508-09, and left two sons:-

• 308(a) William (No. 309 below).
• 308(b) Alexander Murray, to whom his brother sold Erlisorchard in 1527.

(309) William Murray of Erlisorchard was infeft in this land 1514.

ARMS on Seal, 15 13. - A saltire engrailed between three stars (2 and 1) in chief and a boar's head erased in base (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald). [Plate V., fig. 12.]

He was father of: -

(310) William Murray of Romanno, living 1558. He married Jonet, daughter and heiress of John Romanno of that Ilk, who died before 1558. They had issue: -

• 310(a) William (No. 311 below).
• 310(b) John Murray, living 1545 (Criminal Trials).
• 310(c) James Murray. Married Isobel Russell, and died before 1558.

ARMS on Seal, 1532. - A saltire engrailed, with a hunting horn stringed in base; on a chief three stars (Macdonald's Seals). [Plate VI., fig. 1.]

On Seal, 1551. - A saltire engrailed; on a chief three stars (Macdonald's Seals). [Plate VI., fig. 2.]

(311) William Murray of Romanno. Accused of murder of Sir Alexander Innes 22nd December 1546, and a Member of Assize 1562 (Criminal Trials). Still living 1592. He first married a lady unknown ; second, before 1557, Agnes, daughter of Hugh, fifth Lord Somerville ; and, third, Helen Henderson. He had issue: -

• 311(a) John (No. 312).
• 311(b) James Murray, living 1581.
• 311(c) David Murray, in the Life Guards. Will recorded 2nd April 1684 (Edinburgh).

ARMS on Seal, 1577. - A saltire engrailed between three stars (2 and 1) in chief and a (dog's?) head couped in base (Laing's Seals).

(312) John Murray of Romanno, living 1592. Married Margaret Tweedie of Drumelzier, and had issue: -

• 312(a) William (No. 313 below).
• 312(b) John (No. 315 below).

(313) William Murray of Romanno, living 1592, Married Agnes Nisbet, by whom he had a son: -

(314) James Murray of Romanno, living 1678. He was served heir to his mother 29th August 1633. He married Susan, daughter of John Hamilton of Brownhill, and had issue:-

• 314(a) John Murray of Romanno. He married, contract dated 10th May 1645, Elizabeth Lamb, and had a daughter.
• 314(b) David Murray, died June 1683. He married, contract dated 9th April 1673, Agnes Scott, and had a son: -

• 314(b)1 David Murray.
  

• 314(c) Alexander Murray. Married Margaret Carncrose.
• 314(d) William Murray, died before 23rd December 1656. He married Elizabeth Nisbit. Her Will recorded 23rd December 1656 (Edinburgh). They had a son: -

• 314(d)1 William Murray, apprenticed to Robert Murray, Tailor - probably an uncle - 29th March 1665.
  

• 314(e) Robert Murray, probably the above-mentioned tailor, as he also was apprenticed to a tailor, 15th November 1648 (Apprentice Roll). He married Elizabeth , and had a son: -

• 314(e)1 Archibald Murray, baptised 3rd March 1667.
  

ARMS in Font's MS., c. 1624. - Argent, a bugle sable, garnished gules; on a chief azure three stars of the first. [Plate V., fig. 6.]

Stanhope.

Principal Authorities - Genealogist (New Series), Vol. XV., and Murray of Broughton's Memorials.

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(315) John Murray, second son of John (No. 312). He was known as "Sour John of the Spiceries." He went to London, and returned to Scotland before 161 8. He purchased the estate of Halmyre, and married Jonet Howieson. They had issue: -

• 315(a) Sir David (No. 316 below).
• 315(b) Gideon Murray, baptised 30th January 1613. Served heir to his younger brother, William, 14th March 1644.
• 315(c) James Murray, born 14th May 1614; died young.
• 315(d) William Murray, referred to above.
• 315(e) Adam Murray, ancestor of Murray of Cardon (No. 330 below).

(316) Sir David Murray of Stanhope, died before 28th April 1654. He sold Halmyre in 1630, and in 1625 acquired Stanhope. On 21st December 1635 he had a charter of Broughton, in Peeblesshire. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1639-41, 1644-45. He married Lilias, daughter of John, sixth Lord Fleming, and had: -

• 316(a) John Murray, died v.p.
• 316(b) Sir William (No. 317 below).

(317) Sir William Murray of Stanhope, died c. 1690. He was served heir to his father and elder brother 28th April 1654. On 3rd February 1664 he was created a Baronet. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1661-63, 1665, 1667. On 6th February 1653 he married Janet Johnston, daughter of James, first Earl of Hartfell, who died 1675. They had issue:-

• 317(a) Sir David (No. 318 below).
• 317(b) James Murray, died s.p.
• 317(c) Major William Murray, left two daughters.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - I and 4. Argent, a hunting horn sable, garnished gules ; on a chief azure three mullets of the field. 2. Azure, three fraises argent. 3. Argent, on a chief gules three cushions or. CREST: A dove with an olive branch in its beak proper. MOTTO: "Pads nuncia." [Plate VI., fig. 3.]

(318) Sir David Murray, second Baronet of Stanhope. He was buried in Canongate Churchyard, Edinburgh, 7th February 1729. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1681-82, 1689-93. In 1726 he purchased the estate of Ardnamurchan. He married, first, at Edinburgh, 16th April 1684, Anne Bruce, daughter of Alexander, second Earl of Kincardine, and had: -

• 318(a) William Murray, died in infancy.
• 318(b) Sir Alexander (No. 319 below).
• 318(c) James Murray, died s.p.
• 318(d) David Murray. Will recorded 15th September 1742 (Edinburgh). He married Frances Macclesfield, and had: -

• 318(d)1 Sir David (No. 320 below).
  

• 318(e) (Sir) Charles (No. 321 below).

He married, second, Margaret, daughter of Sir John Scott, of Ancrum, and had: -

• 318(f) William Murray, died young.
• 318(g) (Sir) John (No. 323 below).
• 318(h) Patrick Murray, killed at battle of Fontenoy 1745.
• 318(i) James Murray, died young.

(319) Sir Alexander Murray, third Baronet of Stanhope, died s.p. 18th May 1743. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1710, and sold Broughton to his half-brother, John (No. 323 below). He married, contract dated 16th August 1710, Grizel, daughter of George Baillie of Jerviswood. He was succeeded by his nephew:-

(320) Sir David Murray, fourth Baronet of Stanhope, son of David (No.318d above), died unmarried 1770. He was "out" in 1745, was taken prisoner, condemned to death, but reprieved on condition that he left the country. His estates of Stanhope and Stobo in Peeblesshire, and Ardnamurchan in Argyll, were forfeited. But for the attainder his heir would have been his uncle: -

(321) (Sir) Charles Murray (fifth Baronet), fifth son of Sir David (No. 318), died 1770. Will recorded 13th December 1770 (Edinburgh). His second wife was Isabella, daughter of Hugh Somerville of Inverteil, by whom he had a son: -

(322) (Sir) David Murray (sixth Baronet), died s.p. 19th October 1770.

(323) (Sir) John Murray (seventh Baronet), seventh son of Sir David (No. 318 above), born 1715; died 6th December 1777. He was served heir to his mother 2 1 st April 1764, and purchased Broughton from his half-brother (No. 319 above). He was the notorious Secretary to Prince Charles Edward, and is generally known as " Murray of Broughton," "Mr Secretary Murray," "the Traitor Murray," etc. On the death of his nephew (No. 322 above) he assumed the title. He married, about 1738, Margaret, daughter of Colonel Robert Ferguson, and had issue: -

• 323(a) (Sir) David Murray (8th Baronet). He was served heir to his father 26th April 1786, and died s.p. 23rd June 1791.
• 323(b) (Sir) Robert (No. 324 below).
• 323(c) Lieutenant-General Thomas Murray. Married, 1787, Mrs Hopkins.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1779. - As Sir William (No. 317 above), with a mullet in centre of quarters. CREST: A dove with an olive branch in her beak proper, charged on the breast with a star azure. MOTTO: " Pads nuncia." [Plate VI., fig. 4.]

The Secretary's wife left him, and the date of her death is unknown; but he eloped with a schoolgirl - Miss Webb - by whom he had a son: -

• 323(d) Charles (No. 327 below).

(324) (Sir) Robert Murray (9th Baronet), died 1794. He married Emily, daughter of Vice-Admiral Francis Pickmore, and had issue: -

• 324(a) (Sir) David Murray (10the Baronet), died s.p.
• 324(b) (Sir) John (No. 325 below).

(325) (Sir) John Murray (11th Baronet), died 1866. He married, 17th October 1801, Catherine, daughter of Adam Callendar, and had a son: -

(326) John Francis Murray, died v.p. and s.p. 1826. He married Elizabeth Fletcher.

(327) Charles Murray, son of (Sir) John (No. 323 above) by Miss Webb. He was an actor. Born 1754; died 1821, leaving a son: -

(328) William H. Murray, born 1790; died 1852. He managed the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. He married, first, Elizabeth Dyke, and had: -

• 328(a) Charles Murray, who married Miss Playfair, of St Andrews, and had three daughters.

He married, second, Ellen Gray, and had: -

• 328(b) Henry Murray, died s.p.
• 328(c) Arthur Murray, died s.p.
• 328(d) George (No. 329 below).
• 328(e) William Murray, died s.p.

(329) George Siddons Murray. He is the owner of the manuscripts, Memorials of John Murray of Broughton, published by the Scottish History Society, 1898. He married Elizabeth, daughter of John Gray of Bonally, and has a son:-

• 329(a) Austin Murray.

Cardon.

Principal Authority - Retours.

(330) Adam Murray of Cardon, Peeblesshire, fifth son of John (No. 315 above), baptised 23rd April 1620. He married Jean Fleming, and had a son: -

(331) William Murray of Cardon, died before 1687. He was served heir to his father 1st April 1675, and to his mother 13th October 1685. He married Christian Veitch, whose will, in which she is described as relict, was recorded 20th February 17 10 (Edinburgh). He had a son: -

(332) Adam Murray of Cardon, served heir to his father 13th May 1687 and 29th April 1690. He left three daughters, of whom Helen and Margaret were served heirs to their sister, Janet, 28th April 1692.

Blackbarony.

Second Family.

Principal Authorities - Scots Peerage, Burke's Peerage, and Douglas' Baronage.

(333) John Murray of Blackbarony, a son of either No. 274 b, c, d, e, or f, and certainly a nephew of g (see Preface to Falahill, p. 67). He was killed at Flodden 9th September 15 13. Will recorded 15th January 1515 and 15th April 15 16 (Edinburgh). He married Isobel Hoppar, and had issue: -

(334) Sir Andrew Murray of Blackbarony, died 1st September 1572. Will recorded 3rd June 1573 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his father 14th February 15 14. He married, first, about 1533, Elizabeth, daughter of William Lockhart, and had a daughter. He married, second, contract dated 8th February 155 1, Grizel, daughter of Sir John Bethune of Creich, Fife, and had:-

• 334(a) John (No. 335 below).
• 334(b) Andrew Murray.
• 334(c) Gideon, ancestor of Lord Elibank (No. 355 below).
• 334(d) William, ancestor of Murray of Dunerne, Baronets (No. 375 below).

ARMSS on Seal, 1565. - A fetterlock; on a chief three stars (Macdonald's Seals). [Plate VI., fig. 5.]

Note.- The fetterlock in the Arms of these Murrays is derived from the Lockharts.

(335) Sir John Murray of Blackbarony. Member of Assize, Raid of Ruthven, 9th February 1584 {Criminal Trials), and was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1608-09. He married, first, Margaret, daughter of Sir Alexander Hamilton of Innerwick. Her Will recorded 3rd July 1609 (Edinburgh). They had issue:-

• 335(a) Andrew Murray, died unmarried v.p.

ARMS on Seal, 1617. - A fetterlock; on a chief three stars (Laing's Seals).

• 335(b) Archibald (No. 336 below).
• 335(c) Sir John Murray of Ravelrig.
• 335(d) Colonel Walter Murray of Pilmore. From him apparently descended : -

• 335(d)1 Colonel John Murray of Pilmuir. Will recorded 23rd August 1745 (Edinburgh). His widow was Helen Murray, whose Will was recorded 20th December 1760 Edinburgh). The Will of their son, Lieutenant Patrick Murray of Pilmure, was recorded 12th January 1745 (Edinburgh).
  

• 335(e) Alexander Murray, had a son: -

• 335(e)1 John Murray, apprenticed to a merchant 5th June 1650 (Apprentice Roll).
  

• 335(f) Patrick Murray.
• 335(g) William Murray.

He married, second, Margaret Wauchope of Keckmure, and had two daughters.

ARMS on Seals, 1580 and 1595. - A fetterlock; on a chief three stars (Laing's Seals).

(336) Sir Archibald Murray of Blackbarony, died before 1634. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1617 and 1625, and was created a BARONET of Nova Scotia 15th May 1628. He married Margaret Maule, and had issue: -

• 336(a) Sir Alexander (No. 337 below).
• 336(b) Walter Murray of Halmyre.
• 336(c) Robert Murray, father of: -

• 336(c)1 Robert Murray of Murray's Hall.
  

He had also a natural son: -

• 336(d) Archibald Murray, apprenticed to a tailor 1st July 1618 (Apprentice Roll).

ARMS on Seal, 1617. - A fetterlock; on a chief three stars (Laing's Seals). In Font's MS., c. 1624. -Argent, a fetterlock sable; on a chief azure three mullets of the first. MOTTO: "Doe in time." [Plate VI., fig. 6.]

(337) Sir Alexander Murray, 2nd Baronet of Blackbarony. M.P. for Peeblesshire 1639-41. He married, first, Margaret, daughter of Sir Richard Cockburn of Clerkington, and had : -

• 337(a) Sir Archibald (No. 338 below).
• 337(b) Richard (No. 340 below).

He married, second, Margaret, daughter of William Murray of Romanno, and had : -

• 337(c) John Murray of Cringletie, Peeblesshire. Married the daughter of Drummond of Hawthornden, and died s.p.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1673.- Or a fetterlock azure ; on a chief of the second three mullets argent; within a bordure gules. CREST : None given. MOTTO: "Deum time." [Plate VI., fig. 7.]

• 337(d) Alexander of Cringletie (No. 349 below).

(338) Sir Archibald Murray, 3rd Baronet of Blackbarony, died about 1700. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1661-1700, and married Mary Keith, daughter of William, seventh Earl Marischal, and had :-

• 338(a) Sir Alexander (No. 339 below).
• 338(b) Captain Archibald Murray. Will recorded 1st September 1707 (Edinburgh). He married Naomi, daughter of James Hamilton, and had a daughter.
• 338(c) William Murray, died unmarried.
• 338(d) John Murray, died unmarried.
• 338(e) George Murray, died unmarried.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Or, a fetterlock azure; on a chief of the second three mullets argent. CREST: A dexter hand holding a scroll fessways proper. Motto : " Deum time" [Plate VI., fig. 8.]

(339) Sir Alexander Murray, 4th Baronet of Blackbarony, died sp. 31st December 1741. Buried Holyrood 30th January 1742. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1700-02; and was served heir to his grandfather 3rd January 1710, and to his father 14th August 1733. He married at Edinburgh, 28th July 1687, Margaret, daughter of William Wallace of Helington. Having no issue, he in 1741 entailed the Blackbarony estate on his niece, Margaret, daughter of Captain Archibald (No. 338, b), and failing her issue, on the Murrays of Elibank (No. 363). He was succeeded in the title by his cousin (No. 341 below).

(340) Richard Murray of Spittlehaugh, second son of Sir Alexander (No. 337 above). He married, first, at Edinburgh, 16th September 1670, Mary, daughter of George Brown of Coalston, who died sp. He married, second, Jean, daughter of James Davidson, and had issue: -

• 340(a) Sir William (No. 341 below).
• 340(b) Archibald Murray.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Or, a fetterlock azure; on a chief of the second three mullets argent; a crescent for difference. Crest: None given. Motto : " Time deum!' [Plate VI., fig. 9.]

(341) Sir William Murray, 5th Baronet. He sold Spittlehaugh in 1738. About 1722 he married Jean, daughter of James Allan of Southland, and had issue: -

• 341(a) Sir Richard (No. 342 below).
• 341(b) Alexander Murray, died sp.
• 341(c) Robert Murray, died s.p.m.
• 341(d) Sir Archibald (No. 343 below).

(342) Sir Richard Murray, 6th Baronet, died unmarried 4th October 1781, and was succeeded by his brother: -

(343) Sir Archibald Murray, 7th Baronet, born 1727; died 23rd June 1794. He married, first, 4th May 1760, Mary Moorhead, who died 8th December 1779, having had: -

• 343(a) William Murray, born 14th February 1761 ; died 26th March 1767.
• 343(b) Sir John (No. 344 below).
• 343(c) William Murray, born 28th February 1768 ; died s.p.

He married, second, 27th May 1784, Mrs Barry, a widow.

(344) Sir John Murray, 8th Baronet, born 27th January 1766; died 30th August 1809. He married, 3rd November 1791, Anne, daughter of John Digby, of Cork, who died 31st May 18 18, and had issue: -

• 344(a) Sir Archibald John (No. 345 below).
• 344(b) John William Murray, died s.p.
• 344(c) Sir John Digby (No. 346 below).
• 344(d) William Augustus Murray, died s.p.

(345) Sir Archibald John Murray, 9th Baronet, born 3rd August 1792; died s.p. 22nd May i860. He married, 6th November 1856, Eliza, daughter of Samuel Unwin, who died 26th October 1899. He was succeeded by his brother: -

(346) Sir John Digby Murray, 10th Baronet, born 17th April 1798 ; died 8th May 1881. He married, first, 1st April 1823, Susannah, daughter of John Cuthbert, who died 3rd December 1823, leaving a son: -

• 346(a) John Cuthbert Murray, born 2nd December 1823; died s.p. 11th May 1861. He married, second, 14th June 1827, Frances, daughter of Peter Patten Bold of Bold Hall, Lancashire, who died 17th June 1885, having had issue: -
• 346(b) Sir Digby (No. 347 below).
• 346(c) Archibald John Murray, born 14th February 1831; died February 1840.
• 346(d) Colonel Kenelm Digby Murray, born 6th February 1839. Married, 23rd May 1870, Caroline, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel George Thomson, and has issue: -

• 346(d)1 Archibald Digby Murray, born 30th April 1878. Married, 2nd October 1905, Rosamund, daughter of Thomas Davey of Leighwoods, Clifton, and has a son: -
  
• 346(d)1(a) Archibald John Murray, born 22nd November 1907.
  
• 346(d)2 Kenelm Digby Bold Murray, born 30th October 1879.
  

• 346(e) Major-General Alan Murray, born 28th February 1840.

(347) Sir Digby Murray, 11th Baronet, born 31st October 1829; died 5th January 1906. Married, 7th May 1861, Helen, daughter of Gerry Sanger, of Utica, U.S.A., who died 8th August 1888. They had issue -

• 347(a) Digby Murray, born 16th April 1862 ; died young.
• 347(b) Archibald John Murray, born 10th July 1863; died 26th April 1864.
• 347(c) Sir John (No. 348 below).
• 347(d) Alan Digby Murray, born 20th June 1870. Married, 19th November 1907, Eileen, daughter of Arthur Shaw, and has: -

• 347(d)1 Alan John Digby Murray, born 22nd June 1909.
  

• 347(e) Danvers Ismay Murray, born 4th August 1882 ; died 13th February 1883.

(348) Sir John Murray, 12th (and present) Baronet, bom 12th January 1867. Married, 7th April 1896, Edith, daughter of George Raby, of Valparaiso, and has: -

• 348(a) Kenelm Bold Murray, born 26th May 1898.

Cringletie

Principal Authorities - Burke's Peerage and Douglas' Baronage.

(349) Alexander Murray of Cringletie, Peeblesshire, fourth son of Sir Alexander (No. 337 above). Married at Edinburgh, 23rd December 1684, Susan, daughter of John Douglas of Mains, and had issue: -

• 349(a) Alexander (No. 350 below).
• 349(b) Archibald Murray. He acquired the estate of Nisbet at the west end of the present Edinburgh, and changed the name to Murrayfield. He married Jean, daughter of Lord William Hay of Newhall, son of John, Marquis of Tweeddale. He had a son: -

• 349(b)1 Alexander Murray of Murrayfield, died 16th March 1795. Will recorded 26th October 1795 (Edinburgh). He was served heir to his father 27th June 1781, and was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1780-83. On 6th March 1783 he became a Lord of Session as Lord Henderland. He married, 15th April 1773, Katherine, daughter of Sir Alexander Lindsay of Evelix.
  

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1776. - Argent, a martlet azure in a fetterlock sable, within a bordure gules; on a chief of the second three mullets of the field. CREST: A dexter hand holding a scroll fessways proper. MOTTO: "Deum time." [Plate VI., fig. 10.]

He had issue :-

• 349(a) William of Henderland, died 3rd October 1854. He was served heir to his father 29th January 1796, and to his grandfather 1st August 1796.
• 349(b) Sir John Archibald, died 7th March 1859. He was served heir to his cousin, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir D. Lindsay of Evelix, 17th December 1827, and to his elder brother, William, 16th April 1855. He was M.P. for Leith 1833-34. On 23rd April 1839 he became a Lord of Session as Lord Murray. He married, 1826, Mary, daughter of William Rigby of Oldfield Hall, Cheshire (Foster's M.Ps.).

(350) Alexander Murray of Cringletie, died September 1755. He was M.P. for Peeblesshire 1712-13, 1715-22, 1741-47; and married Catherine, daughter of Sir Robert Stewart, of Tillicoultry, and had issue: -

• 350(a) Alexander (No. 351 below).
• 350(b) Robert Murray, died unmarried.
• 350(c) John Murray of Stewartoun, died unmarried January 1766.
• 350(d) Archibald Murray.
• 350(e) James Murray.
• 350(f) Richard Murray.

(351) Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Murray of Cringletie, died March 1762. Will recorded 7th May 1763 (Edinburgh). He distinguished himself with Wolfe at Quebec 1759, and was served heir to his father 9th February 1757. In 1749 he married Marion, daughter of Sir James Stewart of Goodtrees, and had: -

(a) Major Alexander Murray of Cringletie, died s.p. 1822. He

was served heir to his father 25th November 1763, and to his uncle, John, 5th August 1768.

(b) James Wolfe (No. 352).

(352) James Wolfe Murray of Cringletie, bom 5th January 1759; died 29th

May 1836. He was named after the hero of Quebec, and became a Lord of Session as Lord Cringletie. He married, 7th April 1807, Isabella, daughter of J. C. E. S. Strange, who died 25th December 1847. They had issue :-

(a) James (No. 353).

(b) Colonel Alexander Murray, died s.p. 24th December 1865.

Married, 1853, Eugenia, daughter of Colonel Curtis.

(c) Major-General Thomas Andrew Lumsden Murray, born 1st

March 1825 ; died 3rd October 1893. He married, 1849, Elizabeth, daughter of John Charlton Fisher, LL.D., Canada, who died 10th November 1906, having had:-

(1) Thomas Murray, died s.p.

(2) Dennistoun Murray, died s.p.

(d) Philip Charles Murray, died 1842.

(353) James Wolfe Murray of Cringletie, born 11th May 1814; died 20th

June 1890. He was served heir to his father 26th June 1837; an ^ married, first, 25th March 1852, Elizabeth, daughter of John Whyte Melville of Bennochie and Strathkinness, who died 4th October 1857, leaving : -

(a) Sir James (No. 354).

(b) Francis DArcy Osborne Wolfe Murray, born 10th April

1854. Married, 21st September 1881, Frances, daughter of Major-General Henry R. Morgan, and has : - (1) Harold Osborne Wolfe Murray, born 1884.

(c) Sidney George Wolfe Murray, born 2nd March 1855 ;

died s.p. 1889. (d) Philip Charles Knightley Wolfe Murray of Howbury Hall, Bedford, born 20th April 1856. Married, 3rd January 1886, Ellie, daughter of R. H. de Winton of Graftonbury, and has : -

(1) Alexander Robert Wolfe Murray, born 1889.

(2) Philip George Wolfe Murray, born 1891.

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(3) David Knightley Wolfe Murray, born 1897.

(4) Christopher Charles Wolfe Murray, born 1903. He married, second, 27th November 1862, Louisa, daughter of Sir

Adam Hay, seventh Baronet of Haystoun, who died 7th May 1883, leaving: -

(e) Major Arthur Alexander Wolfe Murray, born 22nd May 1866. Married, 12th November 1904, Evelyn, daughter of Colin Mackenzie of Portmore.

(354) Lieutenant-General Sir James Wolfe Murray, K.C.B., of Cring- LETIE, born 13th March 1853. Married 14th May 1875, Arabella, daughter of W. Bray, who died 1909, having had :-

(a) George Wolfe Murray, born 27th June 1876.

(b) James Wolfe Murray, born 9th June 1880.

HriTIS in Burke's Armory. -Or, a fetterlock azure; on a chief of the second three stars argent ; a bordure gules. CREST : A dexter hand, proper holding a scroll. MOTTO : "Deum time."

Lords Elibank.

Principal Authority - Scots Peerage.

(355) SIR GIDEON MURRAY, third son of Andrew (No. 334), died 29th June 1621. Will recorded 22nd November 1621 (Edinburgh). He acquired Aliburn, or Eliburn, in Selkirkshire, 15th March 1594-95, ar| d called it Elibank. He was M.P. for Selkirkshire 16T2, and Treasurer-Depute of Scotland 1615. He married Margaret, daughter of Dionis Pentland, and had issue : -

(a) Patrick (No. 356).

(b) William Murray of Langhermiston, born before 4th June

1601 ; died 1654. Will recorded 27th June 1654 and 24th May 1662 (Edinburgh). He married Katherine Skene, who died October 1632. Her Will recorded nth July 1634. They had a son: -

(1) John Murray of Langhermiston. Will recorded 6th November 1656 (Edinburgh).

(c) Sir Walter Murray of Livingstone, born after 4th June

1601 ; died February 1659. He married, before 26th May 1632, Elizabeth, daughter of John Pringle of Torsonce, who died November 1643, having had : -

(1) Patrick Murray of Livingstone, died c. 1672. He was served heir to his father 7th April 1659.

HrVTUJ recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Or, a fetterlock azure ; on a chief of the second tliree mullets argent, - all within a bordure indented gules. Crest : A hand proper holding a fetterlock or. MOTTO : "Inde securior." [Plate VI., fig. 11.]

2ulTl0 on Seal, 1601. - A fetterlock, and in honour point a small roundle ; on a chief three stars.

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(356) Sir Patrick Murray of Elibank, died 12th November 1649. He was served heir to his father 7th August 162 1 ; and was M.P. for Haddington 1628-33, 1640-41. On 16th May 1628 he was created a BARONET, and on 18th March 1643 he was created LORD ELIBANK. He married, first, contract dated 21st August 1610, Margaret, daughter of Sir Alexander Hamilton of Innerwick, and had : -

(a) John Murray, baptised 1st November 1612 ; died young. He married, second, contract dated 24th January 1617, Elizabeth,

daughter of Sir James Dundas of Arniston, who died before 19th May 1627, having had issue : -

(b) Patrick (No. 357).

(c) William Murray of Spot, died 17th August 1684. Will

recorded 27th April 1687 (Edinburgh). He succeeded to Langhermiston on the death of his cousin (No. 355) b, 1), and was appointed tutor to his nephew, Patrick, third Lord Elibank, 5th July 1661. He married, first, Isobel Douglas; and second, Margaret Baillie, and was succeeded by his son : -

(1) Archibald Murray of Spot, served heir to his

father 24th November 1684 and 27th

October 1690.

HrtTlS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, a martlet between three stars argent, all within a double tressure flory-counter-fiory or; a bordure per pale of the first and second. CREST: Ahorse argent, furnished gules. MOTTO : " Virtute fideque." [Plate VI., fig. 12.] He married, third, 16th January 1628, Helen, daughter of Bernard Lindsay of Lochhill, and had : -

(d) Walter Murray of Ravilly, Co. Carlow, died 1695. He

married Jane Butler, daughter of Viscount Galmoy, and had : -

(1) William Murray of Ravilly, died sp. 1696.

(2) Richard Murray of Ravilly, died 1761, leaving

a son : -

(a) Oliver Murray.

(e) George Murray of Pittencrieff, Fife, died about 1702. He

married, first, 1667, Margaret, daughter of Sir John Moncreiffe, Bt. ; and second, at Edinburgh, 13th Feb- ruary 1670, Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Erskine of Otterstoun, and by her had : -

(1) George Murray, baptised 2nd November 1678.

HriTlS recorded in Lyon Office, 1672-77.- Azure, a martlet

between tliree mullets argent within a double tressure flory-

counter-flory or, surrounded by a bordure embattled of the

second. CREST : A horse saliant argent, furnished gules.

MOTTO : "functa virtuti fides." [Plate VII., fig. I.]

He married, fourth, 1 ith December 1636, Agnes, daughter of Thomas

Nicolson of Cockburnspath, who died 16th November 1637, leaving a

son : -

(f) Thomas Murray, born 12th November 1637. Served heir to his mother 7th December 1637. Died before 15th February 1659.

He married, fifth, 1638, Katherine, daughter of Cornelius Weir, who died before 16th October 1655.

Lord Elibank is said to have had a natural son, from whom descended the Murrays of Simprim. One of these descendants, Patrick Murray, recorded Arms in the Lyon Office, 1802. - Azure, a martlet or between three mullets argent surrounded by a tressure flory-counter-flory of the second, all within a bordure compony of the third and gules. Crest : A demi lion issuant gules holding a Lochaber axe betwixt his paws proper. Motto : " Virtutefideque." [Plate VII., fig. 2.]

HrtT10 on Seal, 1629. - On a chief three stars, with a fetterlock at fess point (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

According to Burke's Armory. - Azure, a martlet between three stars argent, all within a double tressure flory-coujiter-flory or. [Plate VII., fig. 3.]

(357) Patrick, second Lord Elibank, died 13th February 1661. He was served

heir to his father 7th January and 27th May 1650 ; and married, 1643, Elizabeth Stewart, daughter of John, first Earl of Traquair, and had issue : -

(a) Patrick (No. 358).

(b) William Murray.

(c) John Murray, baptised 20th December 1649 ; killed at battle

of Antrim, Ireland.

(358) Patrick, third Lord Elibank, died 1687. He was served heir to his

father 1st May 1662 ; and married, contract dated 20th August 1674, Anna, daughter of Alexander Burnet, Archbishop of St. Andrews, and had a son : -

(359) Alexander, fourth Lord Elibank, born 9th March 1677; died February

1736. He was served heir to his father 28th June 1698 ; and married, 24th February 1698, Elizabeth, daughter of George Stirling, surgeon, who died 11th November 1756, having had issue : -

(a) Patrick (No. 360).

(b) Alexander Murray, born 23rd July 1704; died young.

(c) George (No. 361).

(d) Gideon (No. 362).

(e) John Murray, born 14th September 171 1.

(f) Alexander Murray, born 9th December 17 12 ; died 27th

February 1778. He was a Jacobite, and on 12th August 1759 was created EARL OF WESTMINSTER by the Chevalier St. George.

(g) James Murray (No. 369).

(360) Patrick, fifth Lord Elibank, born 27th February 1703 ; died s.p. leg. 3rd

August 1778. He married, 1735, Maria, daughter of Cornelius de Jonge d'Ellemeet, who died 8th June 1762. He had a natural son : - (a) William Young. He was succeeded by his brother : -

(361) George, sixth Lord Elibank, born 14th May 1706; died11th November

1785. He was served heir to John Stuart of Blackbarony 3rd May 1771 (see Nos. 339 and 363). He married, 8th January 1760, Isabel Mackenzie, daughter of George, third Earl of Cromarty, who died 28th December 1801. They had two daughters. He was succeeded by his nephew (No. 363).

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(362) Rev. Dr Gideon Murray of Kirkhouse, fourth son of Alexander (No.

359). born 5th February 1710; died 21st June 1778. He married, 30th June 1746, Elizabeth, only daughter of David Montolieu, Baron de St. Hypolite, who died 21st November 1796, leaving issue : -

(a) Alexander (No. 363).

(b) David (No. 367).

(363) Alexander, seventh Lord Elibank, born 24th April 1747 ; died 24th

September 1820. He succeeded his uncle (No. 361), and was served heir to his father 30th October 1778. On the death of John Stuart of Ascog, nephew-in-law of Sir Alexander Murray of Blackbarony, he suc- ceeded to the Blackbarony estates under the entail executed by Sir Alexander Murray 15th January 1741 (see No. 339). He married, first, 20th April 1776, his cousin, Mary, daughter of Lewis Charles Montolieu, Baron de St. Hypolite, who died 19th January 1802. They had issue :-

(a) Alexander (No. 364).

(b) Gideon Murray, died 25th February 1784.

(c) George Murray, born 10th October 1787 ; died 29th Septem-

ber 1862. He married, second, 1804, Catherine, daughter of James Steuart, and had issue : -

(d) James Murray, born 4th May 1810; killed 17th February

1844. He married, 3rd May 1832, Isabella, only child of James Erskine of Aberdona, who died 11th March 1875. They had issue : -

(1) Alexander Erskine Erskine-Murray of Aber- dona.

(e) Charles Henry Murray, born 18th August 18 12 ; died 1833. (f) Robert Dundas Murray, born 9th December 1816; died 8th

September 1856.

(364) Alexander, eighth Lord Elibank, born 26th February 1780; died 9th

April 1830. He married, 8th March 1803, Janet, daughter and heiress of John Oliphant of Bachilton and Pitheavlis, Perthshire, who died 9th June 1836, having had : -

(a) Alexander (No. 365).

(b) John Oliphant Murray, born 3rd July 1808; died 11th

December 1865.

(c) Thomas Montolieu Murray, born 6th April 181 1 ; died 27th

December 1852.

(d) George Murray, born 18th March 1818; died 3rd June

1833.

(e) Patrick Oliphant Murray, born 3rd November 1819; died

22nd February 1877. He married, 28th October 1852, Harriet, daughter of James Collom of Hale Bridge Villa, Cornwall, who died 22nd November 1898, and had issue : -

(1) Rev. Alexander William Oliphant Murray, born 16th October 1853. (f) Henry Augustus Murray, born 3rd September 1822; died 20th December 1824.

(365) Alexander, ninth Lord Elibank, born 23rd May 1804; died 31st May

1 87 1. He married, 6th August 1838, Emily, daughter of Archibald

Montgomery of Whim, Peebles, who died 3rd June 1879. They had issue : -

(a) Montolieu (No. 366).

\b) Dudley Oliphant Murray, born 20th November 1846.

(c) Son, born 5th, died 9th, April 1849.

(d) Francis St. Hipolyte Murray, born 6th December 1856;

died 13th August 1857. HriTlB recorded in Lyon Office, 1843. -1 and 4. Or, a fetterlock azure; on a chief of the second three mullets argent (Murray of Blackbarony). 2. Gules, a chevron between three crescents argent (Oliphant of Bachilton). 3. Azure, a martlet or between three mullets argent within a double tressure flory- counter-flory of the last (Murray of Elibank). CREST : A lion rampant gules, holding a battle-axe proper. SUPPORTERS : Two horses argent, bridled gules. MOTTO : " Virtute fideque." [Plate VII., fig. 4.]

(366) Montolieu Fox Oliphant, tenth (and present) Lord Elibank, born 27th April 1840. Married, 2nd May 1868, Blanche, daughter of Edward John Scott of Portland Lodge, Southsea, and has issue : -

(a) Alexander William Charles Oliphant Murray, Master of

Elibank, born 12th April 1870. Married, 1st August 1894, Hilda, daughter of James Wolfe Murray of Cringletie, Peeblesshire (No. 353).

(b) Edward Oliphant Murray, born 22nd October 1871 ; killed,

South Africa, 20th September 1901. He married, 9th January 1900, Mary, daughter of Henry Christian Alhusen of Stoke Court, Bucks, and had a daughter.

(c) Charles Gideon Murray, born 7th August 1877.

(d) Arthur Cecil Murray, born 20th March 1879.

(e) James Oliphant Murray, born 21st August 1882; died 30th

January 1885.

Authorities - Scots Peerage and Burke's Peerage.

(367) David Murray of Hattonknows, second son of Gideon (No. 362), born

10th May 1748; died 7th May 1794. Will recorded 27th February 1795 (Edinburgh). He was M.P. for Peebles 1781-90; and married, 8th October 1783, Elizabeth, daughter and co-heiress of Thomas Harley, fourth son of Edward, Earl of Oxford. She died 9th July 1824, leaving a son : -

(368) Rev. David Rodney Murray, born 12th April 1791 ; died 4th November

1878. He married, 4th December 1828, Frances, daughter of John Portal

of Freefolk, Hants, who died 1892, having had : -

(a) Major David Mortimer Murray, born 11th May 1832; died s.p. 24th January 1881. He married, 3rd January 1861, Ida, daughter of Captain Lewis Fenton of Underbanks, Yorks, who died 24th November 1869.

(b) Vice-Admiral Elibank Harley Murray, born 26th September

1833 ! died unmarried 27th September 1901.

(c) Alexander William Murray, H.E.I.C.S., born 29th January

1836; killed at Delhi 14th September 1857.

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(d) Francis Rodney Murray, born 9th March 1838. Married,

1st June 1865, Jane Celestia, daughter of Gerard Noel Hoare, and had :-

(1) Rodney Montolieu, born 22nd June 1869; died s.p. 19th January 1900.

(e) Mortimer Evelyn Murray, born 5th May 1843; died 29th

January 1888.

Authorities-Scots Peerage and Burke's Peerage.

(369) General James Murray, seventh son of Alexander (No. 359), died 18th

June 1794. He married, first, Miss Collier, who died s.p. 26th June 1779 ; and, second, 14th March 1780, Anne, daughter of Abraham Witham, and had:-

(a) James (No. 370).

(d) George Murray, died in infancy, February 1794

(370) Major-General James Patrick Murray, bom 21st January 1782; died,

5th December 1834. He married, 31st January 1803, Elizabeth, daughter of Edward Rushworth of Freshwater House, Isle of Wight, who died 15th November 1865, and had issue : -

(a) James Edward (No. 371).

(b) Pulteney (No. 373).

(c) Captain Charles Murray, born 30th December 1814; died

s.p. 6th April 1848. He married, 12th October 1844, Anne Mitchell, daughter of Robert Scott.

(d) Henry Patrick Murray, died unmarried 1855.

(e) Douglas Alexander Murray, born 2nd January 1824; died

19th July 1866. He married, first, Mary Ann Murphy, who died s.p. 10th May 185 1 ; and, second, 8th March 1855, Mary, widow of J. Simms, and had issue: - (1) James Patrick Murray, born 1856. (f) George Don Murray, R.N., died 12th August 1857.

(371) James Edward Ferguson Murray, born 19th April 1806; died v.p. 17th

July 1834. He married, 15th December 1830, Katherine, daughter of John Slaughter, who died 22nd July 1836, leaving a son : -

(372) Captain James Pulteney Murray, born 8th June 1833 ; died 21st August

1874. He married, 11th September 1862, Henrietta, daughter of Arthur Browne Blakiston, and had issue : -

(a) Rev. James Arthur Murray, born 16th October 1865. \b) William Harry Elibank Murray, born 5th December 1866. Married, 14th December 1892, Bertha, daughter of Patrick Brougham, and has a son : -

(1) Douglas Elibank Murray, born 6th November

1898.

(c) Major Edward Rushworth Blakiston Murray, born 7th

December 1868. Married, 15th August 1905, Hilda,

daughter of Reginald Paul of Woodgate, Loughborough,

and has : -

(1) James Patrick Murray, born 10th October 1906.

(2) Thomas Edward Elibank Murray, born 31st

July 1908.

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(373) Captain Pulteney Murray, second son of James Patrick (No. 370), born

9th July 1807 ; died 20th September 1875. He married, 23rd May 1848, Jane, daughter of J. Mackenny, who died 19th October 185 1, leaving a son : -

(374) Colonel Pulteney Henry Murray, born 17th November 1849. Married

20th January 1876, Mary, daughter of S. S. Ingham of Bermuda, and has issue : -

(a) Pulteney Charles Rushworth Murray, born 1st April 1877;

died 3rd May 1882.

(b) Bertie Elibank Murray, born 10th May 1881.

(c) Percy James Alexander Murray, born 30th May 1884.

(d) Gerald Graham Murray, born 1888.

Dunerne.

Principal Authorities -Burke's Peerage and Douglas' Baronage.

(375) William Murray, fourth son of Andrew (No. 334), died 25th December

1638. Will recorded 4th March 1641 (Edinburgh). He acquired the lands of Dunerne in Fife. He married, first, Marjorie Schaw, who died 29th May 1626. Her Will recorded 29th August 1626 (Edinburgh). By her he had a son : -

(a) William (No. 376).

He married, second, about 1627, Margaret Colvill, and had another son : -

(b) John Murray, born 17th April 1628.

(376) William Murray was created a Baronet 20th April 1630. He married,

3rd August 1620, Margaret Alexander, daughter of William, first Earl of Stirling, and had issue : -

(a) Sir William (No. 377).

(b) Sir Patrick Murray of Pitdennis, who left a daughter.

(c) Charles Murray of Hadden. He was apprenticed to an

Edinburgh merchant 27th June 1649 (Apprentice Roll), and left a daughter.

(d) James (No. 380).

(e) Archibald Murray. Will recorded 12th July 1698 (Edin-

burgh). (f) Anthone Murray. (g) Henry Murray, purchased Dunerne from his eldest brother.

(377) Sir William Murray, second Baronet of Newton. He was served

heir to his father 2nd June 1641 and 9th October 1647; and married, contract dated 3rd February 1644, Jean Murray, daughter of Patrick, first Lord Elibank (No. 356). They had two sons :-

(a) Sir William (No. 378).

(b) Hew Murray. Will recorded 8th November 1693 (Edin-

burgh).

(378) Sir William Murray, third Baronet of Newton. He married

Marion Crichton, and had a son : -

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(379) Sir William Murray, fourth Baronet, mentioned June 1661 (Criminal

Trials). He died without surviving issue, and was succeeded by his cousin (No. 381).

(380) James Murray of Outerston, fourth son of William (No. 376),

buried Lasswade 19th April 1701. Will recorded 26th August 1702 (Edinburgh). He married at Edinburgh, 23rd January 1673, Magdalen, daughter and heiress of John Johnston of Polton, and had issue : -

(«) John Murray, served heir to his father 16th July 1702 ; died s.p.

(b) Sir James (No. 381).

(c) Colonel William (No. 382).

(381) Sir James Murray, fifth Baronet of Hillhead, died s.p. 10th March

1769. He married Marion, daughter of James Nairn. His brother : -

(382) Colonel William Murray, married Anne, daughter of Hosea Schurmann,

and had a son :-

(383) Sir Robert Murray, sixth Baronet of Hillhead, died 1771. He was

served heir to his uncle (No. 381) 21st June 1769. He married, first, 22nd June 1750, Janet Murray, daughter of Alexander, fourth Lord Elibank (No. 359), who died 9th August 1759, leaving: -

(a) Sir James (No. 384).

He married, second, Susan, daughter of John Renton of Lamberton, and had issue : -

(b) Sir John (No. 385). \c) Sir William (No. 386).

(384) General Sir James Pulteney Murray, seventh Baronet, died s.p.

26th April 181 1. He married, 23rd July 1794, Henrietta Laura, only daughter and heiress of Sir William Pulteney, Bt. (formerly Johnstone) of Westerhall. She was created, 26th October 1803, COUNTESS OF Bath, but died s.p. 14th July 1808. He was succeeded by his half brother : -

(385) Lieutenant-General Sir John Murray, eighth Baronet, died s.p.

15th October 1827. He married, 25th August 1807, Anne Cholmondeley, daughter of Constantine, second Lord Mulgrave, who died 10th April 1848. He was succeeded by his brother: -

(386) Rev. Sir William Murray, ninth Baronet, died 14th May 1842. He

was served heir to his brother 19th February 1828; and married, 1809, Esther Jane Gayton, who died 6th February 1875, leaving issue : -

(a) Sir James (No. 387).

\b) Sir Robert (No. 388).

(c) Arthur Murray, born May 1 8 16. Married Margaret, daughter

of Dr Wardrop. (d) John Murray, born 17th November 1817 ; died 25th June 1879. He married, 14th August 1843, Caroline, daughter of Joseph James Swaby, of Jamaica, and had : -

(1) John Murray.

(2) Jesse Murray.

(3) Charles Murray.

(4) William Murray.

(5) Arthur de Monte Murray.

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(e) Major-General William Murray, died 10th August 1886. (f) Horace Murray, died 6th May 1852. (g) Charles Murray.

(387) Sir James Murray, tenth Baronet, died unmarried 22nd February 1843,

and was succeeded by his brother : -

(388) Sir Robert Murray, eleventh Baronet, born 1st February 181 5 ; died

15th April 1894. He married, first, 21st August 1839, Susan, daughter of John Murray of Ardeley Bury, who died 21st April i860, leaving : - (a) Sir William (No. 389). He married, second, 1st December 1868, Laura, daughter of Rev. Charles Taylor, who died 5th March 1893.

(389) Sir William Robert Murray, twelfth Baronet, born 19th October

1840; died 21st January 1904. He married, first, 1868, Lastania, daughter of J. Fontanilla, of La Plata, who died 1873, leaving a daughter.

He married, second, 1874, Esther, daughter of J. Body, who died 1884, and had :-

(a) Sir Edward (No. 390).

(6) Rowland William Murray, born 5th June 1877. (c) Robert Lithgow Murray, born 1st February 1881. He married, third, 22nd September 1885, Magdalen, daughter of Gerard Gandy of Oaklands, Windermere, and had : -

(d) William Gerard Pulteney Murray, born 6th May 1891.

(390) Sir Edward Robert Murray, thirteenth (and present) Baronet,

born 23rd June 1875. Married, 1904, Elsie, daughter of W. A. Brown.

The Murrays of Cockpool

CHAPTER VI.

The Murrays of Cockpool.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

THE Murrays of Cockpool are said to be descended from the Morays of Bothwell, but there is no proof of this. They rose to be Earls of Annan- dale ; and the cadets were the Murrays of Broughton in Kirkcudbright, Drumcreiff, and Murraythwaite.

(391) SIR WILLIAM Murray. Married Isabel, daughter of Sir Thomas Randolph,

and sister of Thomas, Earl of Moray. They had issue : (a) Patrick Murray. (*) William (No. 392).

(392) WILLIAM MURRAY. He was granted the lands of Cumlungan, in Annandale,

between 13 17 and 1332. The next was:

(393) George Murray, father of:

(394) Sir Adam Murray of Cockpool, who was succeeded by :

(395) Patrick Murray, living 141 1, who had three sons :

(«) Sir Thomas (No. 396).

(&) David Murray, died before 145 1, and had a son :

(1) Ninian Murray. (c) Patrick Murray.

(396) SIR THOMAS MURRAY, died before 1438, leaving:

(a) Gavin Murray, died before 1438.

(b) Charles (No. 397).

(c) Lancelot Murray, living 142 1.

(d) Florence Murray, left descendants living at Drumstinchall,

Kirkcudbright, (e) Herbert Murray. (f) John (No. 424).

(397) Sir Charles Murray of Cockpool, died about 1472, having had issue :

(a) Cuthbert (No. 398).

(b) Sir Adam (No. 420).

(c) Charles Murray.

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(398) CUTHBERT MURRAY OF COCKPOOL, died 1493. He was served heir to his

father 1474, and is supposed to have built the Castle of Comlongan. He married, before 1460, Marjory Menzies, and had :

(a) John (No. 399).

\b) Mungo(No. 411).

(c) Charles Murray.

(d) Cuthbert Murray, died before 1521.

(e) Gavin Murray, living 1504. (f) George Murray, living 15 14.

Hni18 on Seal, 1477. Three stars within a Royal tres sure. Crest : A stag's head (Laing's Seals).

(399) Sir John Murray OF COCKPOOL, died c. 1527. His lands in Dumfriesshire

and Kirkcudbright were erected into the Barony of Cockpool 1509. He had issue :

(a) Cuthbert (No. 400).

(b) Patrick Murray, Tutor of Cockpool. Married Janet Camp- bell. He had also a natural son :

(c) David (No. 406).

(400) Cuthbert Murray of Cockpool, died before 16th January 1541. He

married Janet Jardine, and had a son :

(401) Sir Charles Murray of Cockpool, bom 1528; died 22nd May 1605.

Will recorded 29th November 1605 (Edinburgh). He married, after 28th January 1547-48, Margaret, daughter of Hugh, fifth Lord Somerville, and had issue :

(a) Cuthbert Murray, died before 8th May 1577.

(d) James (No. 402).

(c) Adam Murray, presented to Vicarage of Troqueer 4th

October 1577.

(d) Sir George Murray, died about 1606. Married Bridget,

daughter of Sir William Fleetwood. (e) Sir David Murray of Clonyaird, died 16th August 1613. He married Marion Maclellan. He had a natural son :

(1) Charles Murray, who obtained the church lands of Kirkmichael 21st December 1615. (f) Charles Murray, died 1st November 1605. Will recorded 29th November 1605 (Edinburgh). He married Giles

, and had a daughter.

(g) Sir Richard (No. 403).

(h) Robert Murray, presented to the Vicarage of Anwoth 5th

January 1585-86. (i) John (No. 404). HftTlS in Sir David Lindsa^ 's MS., 1542. Argent, a saltire engrailed azure ; on a chief of the last three stars of the first. [Plate VII., fig. 5.]

(402) Sir James Murray of Cockpool, died 1620. He was served heir to his father 19th September 1605 ; to his brother, Adam, 2nd June 1607 ; and to his brother, Cuthbert, 12th August 161 5. He married Janet, daughter of Sir William Douglas of Drumlanrig, and had three daughters. He had also a natural son :

(a) James Murray. He was succeeded by his brother :

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(403) Sir Richard Murray of Cockpool, died s.p. 1636. He was served heir

to his brother, Sir James (No. 402), 28th March 162 1 and 1st June 1630. On 19th July 1625 he was created a BARONET. HrtTl9 in Font's MS., c. 1624. Same as Sir Charles (No. 401). He was succeeded by his brother :

(404) JOHN MURRAY OF COCKPOOL, died September 1640. He was served heir to

his brother, Sir Richard (No. 403), 29th August 1637. On 28th June 1622 he was created VlSCOUNT Annan and Lord Murray of Lochmaben, and on 13th March 1624 he was created Earl of Annandale and Lord Murray of Tynningham. He married Elizabeth, daughter of John Shaw of Broich.

HCttlS on Seal, 161 2. Three stars within a Royal tressure, a crescent at f ess point (ex inf. W. R. Macdonald).

In Font's MS., c. 1624. Azure, a crescent between three mullets within a double tressure flory-counter-flory argent; and for difference, granted by King James VI. A canton argent, charged with a thistle vert, crowned or. CREST: An eagle with wings proper. SUPPORTERS: Two lions argent, crowned or. MOTTO : " Noctesque diesque fidelis et presto!' [Plate VII., fig. 6.]

They had a son :

(405) James, second Earl of Annandale, died s.p. 28th December 1658. He

was served heir to his father 30th March 1641. On the death of Mungo Murray, second Viscount Stormont (No. 126), in March 1642, he suc- ceeded under the special remainder as THIRD VlSCOUNT Stormont. He married, contract dated 26th June 1647, Jean Carnegie, daughter of James, second Earl of Southesk, who died March 167 1. At his death the Earldom of Annandale, Viscounty of Annan, and the Baronies of Murray of Lochmaben and Tynningham became extinct, but the Viscounty of Stormont devolved on David, second Lord Balvaird (No. 137).

Drumstinchall.

Principal Authority Scots Peerage.

(406J DAVID Murray, natural son of Sir John (No. 399), legitimated 1526. He acquired the lands of Drumstinchall, Kirkcudbright, in 1527. He was possibly progenitor of:

(407) John Murray of Drumstinchall, living 161 8, who was grandfather

of:

(408) Adam Murray of Drumstinchall, living 1662. The next I can find

is:

(409) Edward Murray of Drumstinchall, whose Will was recorded 7th

February 1734 (Dumfries).

(410) Alexander Murray of Drumstinchall, who sold the estate in 1750.

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Broughton (Kirkcudbright).

Principal Authority -Scots Peerage.

(411) Mungo Murray, second son of Cuthbert (No. 398). He had a charter of

Egerness and Ballinsteir in 1508. From him descended: -

(412) David Murray, father of: -

(413) George Murray of Broughton, who succeeded his father about 1602.

He was accused of the murder of James McCulloche 5th February 1608 {Criminal Trials). He married Isabel Vans or Vaus, and had : -

(414) John Murray of Broughton, who married, 1637, Marion, daughter of Sir

James Murray of Cockpool (No. 402), and had a son : -

(415) Richard Murray of Broughton, Cally, and Killybegs, Co. Donegal,

died August 1690. Will recorded 1723 (Kirkcudbright). He was M.P. for Wigtownshire 1661-63, and Kirkcudbright Stewartry 1678. He married Anne, daughter and heiress of Alexander Lennox of Cally, and had issue : -

(a) John (No. 416).

(b) Alexander (No. 417).

(416) John Murray of Broughton. Was M.P. for Kirkcudbright 1702. He

was succeeded by his brother : -

(417) Alexander Murray of Broughton, died 1st May 1750. He was served

heir to his father and grandfather 14th November 1705 ; to his great- grandfather 24th April 1706; and to his grandmother, Marion Murray, 17th June 1727. He was M.P. for Kirkcudbright 1715-27. He married Euphemia Stewart, daughter of James, fifth Earl of Galloway.

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1720. - I and 4. Azure, three mullets argent (Murray). 2 and 3. Or, a fess chequy azure and argent between three roses gules (Lennox of Cally). CREST : A griffin saliant proper. MOTTO: "Impero." [Plate VII., fig. 7.]

ARMS recorded in Lyon Office, 1730. - First and fourth Grand Quarters: Azure, three mullets argent (Murray). Second and third Grand Quarters: 1 and 4. Argent, a saltire etigrailed between four roses gules (Lennox). 2 and 3. Or, a /ess chequy azure and argent (Stewart). SUPPORTERS: Two savages holding batons on their shoulders, and zvreathed about head and middle with laurel. CREST and MOTTO as above.
[Plate VII., fig. 8.]

He had a son:-

(418) James Murray of Broughton, died 20th April 1799 s.p.leg. He was

M.P., Wigtownshire, 1762-68, and Kirkcudbright 1768-74. He was

served heir to his father 19th March 1751. On 12th April 1752 he

married Catherine Stewart, daughter of Alexander, sixth Earl of Galloway. He had a natural son : -

(419) Alexander Murray of Broughton, died s.p. 15th July 1845, aged fifty-

five. He was M.P. for Kirkcudbright 1838-45 ; and married Anne

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Bingham, daughter of Richard, second Earl of Lucan, who died 28th October 1850.

HttTIS recorded in Lyon Office, 1809. - Same as Alexander (No. 417).

HvrnS of Alexander Murray of Castle Murray, Donegal, on taking by Royal Licence in 1812 the name of Murray under the Will of James Murray of Broughton. -Azure, three stars argent. CREST : A griffin segreant proper. Motto : "Impero." (Burke's Armory).

HflllS of Horatio Granville Stewart Murray of Broughton, Wigtown, on assuming the name of Murray. - 1 and 4. Or, a /ess chequy argent and azure, a bend engrailed gules, - all within a double tressure fory-counter- Jlory of the last (Stewart). 2 and 3. Azure, three mullets argent, a canton of the last for difference (Murray). CRESTS : A pelican in her piety proper (Stewart) ; A griffin saliant proper, charged o?i the shoulder with a cross crosslet azure for difference. MOTTO : " Impero!' [Plate VII., fig. 9.]

Drumcreiff.

Principal Authority -Scots Peerage.

(420) Sir Adam Murray of Drumcreiff, second son of Sir Charles (No. 397),

living 1485. He was succeeded by : -

(421) Cuthbert Murray, died about 1542. He succeeded his father in 1512,

and married Janet Johnston. They had issue: - (a) Charles Murray. lb) Adam (No. 422).

(422) Adam Murray of Drumcreiff. Had two descendants : -

(a) Adam (No. 423).

(b) Murray, father of: -

(1) Adam Murray in Bodisbeck, served heir to his cousin-german, Robert Murray of Drum- creiff (No. 423, b), 2nd July 1713 ; and to his uncle, Adam Murray of Drumcreiff (No. 423), 4th November 1713.

(423) Adam Murray of Drumcreiff, died April 1695. He was served heir to

his father 12th May 1632. He had apparently three sons : -

(a) Archibald Murray, served heir to his father 31st December

1698.

(b) Robert Murray, served heir to his father 24th April 1702.

(c) John Murray, served heir to his father 1st July 1714. His

Will recorded 17th September 1730 (Dumfries); and that of his relict, Grizel Douglas, 1st February 1732.

Note. -Archibald Johnston of Girthhead was served heir to his uncle, Robert Murray of Drumcreiff, 28th February 1713.

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M u rray thwaite.

Principal Authorities - Scots Peerage and Burke's Landed Gentry.

(424) John Murray, sixth son of Sir Thomas (No. 396). He is said to have

married Elizabeth de Ednam, Lady of Moryquhat, living 1440. They had a son : -

(425) Patrick Murray of Murraythwaite, who obtained a grant of the lands

from his mother 1466. He was succeeded before 1487 by : -

(426) Gavin Murray of Murraythwaite, who was followed by : -

(427) Andrew Murray of Murraythwaite, died about 15 13. He was suc-

ceeded by : -

(428) John Murray of Murraythwaite. He had sasine of Murraythwaite

1517, and married Marion Irving. His great-grandson was: -

(429) John Murray of Murraythwaite, living 161 3. He married, 1590,

Blanche, daughter of John Irving of Knockhill, called the " Duke of Hoddom." He was followed by his eldest surviving son : -

(430) Andrew Murray, who was followed by: -

(431) William Murray of Murraythwaite, died 1704. He was taken prisoner

after Philiphaugh, 1645, and had two sons : -

(a) John Murray, younger of Murraythwaite, died s.p. \b) George (No. 432).

(432) George Murray of Murraythwaite. Will recorded 18th May 1727

(Dumfries). He was served heir to his father 19th February 1708. On 12th January 1693 he married, at Edinburgh, Christian Forrester, and had : -

(433) William Murray of Murraythwaite. Will recorded 24th October

1729 (Dumfries). He was served heir to his father 15th 1723. He

married Elizabeth Dalrymple of Waterside, in Nithsdale. Her Will recorded 18th August 1784 and 23rd June 1785 (Dumfries). They had issue : -

(a) John Murray of Murraythwaite, born 1726; died unmarried February 1823. He was served heir to his grand-uncle, John (No. 431, a), 22nd December 1749, and to his mother 19th January 1782. (*) William (No. 434).

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(434) William MURRAY, born 1728; died 12th October 1818. He married, 1768,

Susan, daughter of Rev. Alexander Orr, and had : -

(a) William Murray, born 1769; died 1781.

(b) Alexander Murray, born 1773 ; died 1779. (0 John (No. 435)-

HrtTlS recorded in Lyon Office, 1792. -1 and 4. Azure, a crescent between three mullets within a double tressure flory-counter-flory argent, all within a bordure or (MurrayJ. 2 and 3. Or, on a saltire azure nine lozenges of the field within a bordure engrailed gules (Dalrymple). CREST : A cherub proper winged or. MOTTO : " Noctesque diesque prcesto" [Plate VII., fig- 10.]

(435) Lieutenant-Colonel John Murray of Tundergarth, born 1775 ; died

April 1822. He married, 10th September 1798, Catherine, daughter of Thomas Arthington of Arthington, Yorks, and had issue : -

(a) John Dalrymple (No. 436).

(b) Captain William Murray, died June 1842. He married,

1834, Sophia, daughter of Rev. John Lynn, and had a son.

(c) Henry Montagu Scott Murray, died December 1844.

(d) Rear-Admiral Alexander Murray, died 31st March 1870.

(e) Captain George Murray, died 12th September 1856. He

married, 1834, Harriette, daughter of Rev. S. Good- enough, and had daughters only.

(f) Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Murray, died May 1874.

(g) Joseph Carlyle Murray, died unmarried.

(436) John Dalrymple Murray of Murraythwaite, Dumfries, born 5th June

1800; died 17th October 1863. He was served heir to his father 29th March 1823 and 2nd July 1832, and to his grand-uncle (No. 433, a) 7th December 1827. He married, first, 5th June 1826, Marion, daughter of William Hagart of Bonnington Lodge, who died May 1828, leaving a son :-

(a) John (No. 437).

He married, second, 27th April 183 1, Anne, daughter of Rev. Henry Askew of Redheugh, Co. Durham, who died 14th September 1845, leaving issue : -

(b) Henry William Murray, born 26th February 1832.

(c) George Murray, born 15th October 1833; died 11th May

1854. (d) Patrick James Murray, born 29th November 1836; died 1 2th March 1880.

(437) John Murray of Murraythwaite, born 22nd March 1828; died 2nd

August 1872. He married, 6th December 1864, Grace, daughter of Colonel William Graham of Mossknow, Dumfries, and had issue : -

(a) William (No. 438).

(b) Captain Fergus Murray, born 3rd February 1868; killed

South Africa December 1899.

(438) William Murray of Murraythwaite, born 31st October 1865. Married,

12th April 1892, Evelyn, daughter of John Bruce, and has three daughters.

CHAPTER VII.

The Murrays of Blackbarony.

Original Family.

Principal Authority - Douglas' Peerage. These Murrays were probably of the same origin as the Murrays of Cockpool.

(439) JOHN DE MOREFF, living 1296, was father of :-

(440) William de Moreff, living 1346.

SCtTlS on Seal, 1296. -Three stars of six points, with a label of five points in c/zzV/"(Laing's Seals).

He was father of : -

(441) John de Moravia. He was proprietor of the lands of Halton or Blackbarony,

Peeblesshire, in the reign of King Robert III., and had two sons : -

(a) Alexander (No. 442).

(b) Laurence (No. 444).

(442) Alexander Murray of Blackbarony, living 1409, had a son : -

(443) Mungo Murray of Blackbarony, living 1438 ; he died s.p. His uncle : -

(444) Laurence Murray of Milcomston, living 1412, by Margaret, his wife,

was father of: -

(a) George (No. 445).

(b) William (No. 446).

(445) George Murray of Milcomston, living 1412 (Blackbarony Charters). His

brother : -

(446) William Murray of Milcomston, living 1499 (Blackbarony Charters). Htni0 on Seal, 1474. - A fess between three stars in chief and a mascle in base

(Laing's Seals).

He was father of : -

(a) Ninian Murray, living 1499. Married Katherine Davidson

(Blackbarony Charters), (b) Hugo Murray, living 1496 (Blackbarony Charters).

(c) Andrew Murray (Douglas' Peerage).

(d) John Murray of Blackbarony. Had to part with his estates and they were acquired by another John Murray (No. 333), a cadet of Falahill (Scots Peerage), who, in addition to the estates, apparently acquired also the ancestors (Douglas' Peerage). HflTlS on Seal, 1501. - A saltire engrailed, with a gemmed ring in base ; on a chief three stars (Laing's Seals). (447) Captain James Murray, R.N., recorded in Lyon Office, 1812.- Azure, a

martlet or between three mullets argent within a bordure of the second ; on a canton ermine a sword proper surmounted by a trident saltireways sable. CREST : A lion rampant guardant gules, collared, chained, and supporting an anchor or. MOTTO : " Virtute fideque." [Plate VII., fig. 11.]

(448) Vice-Admiral George Murray, son of Gideon Murray, recorded in Lyon

Office, 18 14. -Azure, an anchor in pale or between three estoiles wavy argent witliin a double tressure flory-counter-flory of the second. CREST : A demi savage proper, wreathed about the head and middle proper, in his dexter hand a dagger proper, and in his sinister hand an anchor or. MOTTO : None given. [Plate VII., fig. 12.]

(449) Alexander Borthwick Murray, Adelaide, South Australia, recorded

in Lyon Office, 1891. - Parted per clievron argent and azure three mullets in chief and a crescent in base counter-chafiged. CREST : A galley sable, flagged gules. Motto : " Nodes diesque prcesto." [Plate VIII., fig. 1.]

(450) GIDEON MURRAY OF Pitkeirie, recorded 1672-77. -Argent, on a chief azure

three mullets of the first, in base a hunting horn sable garnished gules, in the fess point a mullet surmounted of a crescent. CREST : A ship utider sail proper. MOTTO : " Tutum te littore sistam." [Plate VIII., fig. 2.]

(451) James Murray of Pennyland, Caithness, recorded Arms in Lyon Office,

1672-77. - Azure, a besant between three mullets argent. Crest : A mer- maid holding a sword in her dexter hand proper. . MOTTO : " In utrumque paratus." [Plate VIII., fig. 3.]

Note. -These Arms were quartered by Murray Threipland of Fingask, and recorded in Lyon Office, 1826.

(452) David Murray of Clairden, " third brother to Pennyland," recorded Arms

in Lyon Office, 1672-77. - Azure, a besant between three mullets argent, another mullet for difference. CREST and MOTTO as Pennyland. [Plate VIII., fig. 4.]

(453) John Murray of Ormsheuch. Arms on his Seal, 1362. - A chevron between

a fleur-de-lis in dexter chief, a star in sinister chief, and a star in base (Macdonald's Seals). [Plate VIII., fig. 5.]

(454) Hugh Murray of Wester Franishill. Arms on his Seal, 1530. - Three

stars in chief, and a saltire couped at the upper ends in base (Laing's Seals). [Plate VIII., fig. 6.]

106 OTHER MURRAY ARMS

(455) Robert Murray of Fochabers. Arms on his Seal, 1544. -Three stars

with an escutcheon at f ess point (Laing's Seals). [Plate VIII., fig. 7.]

(456) MURRAY of Gask. - Azure, a chevron or between three stars argent (Sir David

Lindsay's MS., 1542). [Plate VIII., fig. 8.] (See Murray of Atholl, No. 86.)

(457) MURRAY OF TENEIS. - Or, a chevron engrailed azure; on a chief of the last

three stars of the field (Sir David Lindsays MS., 1542). [Plate VIII.,

fig- 9-]

(458) MURRAY OF Culbin. - Sable, three stars argent (Forman's MS., Lyon Office,

c. 1566). [Plate VIII., fig. 10.]

(459) MURRAY, OF Birmingham. - Argent, a hunting horn sable, stringed gules, a

bordure of the second charged with three escallops or ; on a chief azure as many stars of the field. CREST : A telescope on a stand or. MOTTO : " They by permission shine" (Burke's Armory). [Plate VIII., fig. 11.]

(460) GEORGE MOORE MURRAY, OF MEXICO. -Azure, a chaplet of oak or between

three mullets argent, within a bordure nebuly of the second. CREST: Out of a crescent or a demi-savage affronte" proper, wreat/ied about the temples or and azure, holding in his dexter hand, a sword erect, also proper, and in the sinister hand a key, the ward upwards or. [Plate VIII., fig. 12.]