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Pitcairns of Innernethy & Pitcullo PITCAIRNS OF INNERNETHY & PITCULLO FAMILY BRANCH 2 1 William de Pitkaran Assize at Dunfermline before 1249 2 John de Pectarne/Pitcarne 1st Laird of Pitcairn and Innernethy, 1250 Obtained from his kinsman Sir Hugh de Abernethy in 1250 a charter of the lands of Innernethy 3 Piers de Pectarne/Pitcarne 2nd Laird of Pitcairn and Innernethy Mentioned in Ragman's Roll 1292 fb1-4-2 fb1-4-3 fb1-4-4 4 John de Pitcarne Ranulf Duncan Robert 3rd Laird of Pitcairn The original Arms of the Pitcairn Family and Innernethy ante 1312 5 Walter de Pitcarne 4th Laird of Pitcairn and Innernethy ante 1368 6 Thomas de Pitcarne 5th Laird of Pitcarne and Innernethy ante 1415 7 Henry de Pitcarne = Marion de Taillefer 6th Laird of Pitcairn and Innernethy 1420 The Arms of Pitcairn of that Ilk 8 Henry de Pitcairn Shield, Argent, three Lozenges, two and one, Gules 7th Laird of Pitcairn Crest: The Moon in Complement Proper and Innernethy 1426 9 Alexander de Pitcarne 8th Laird of that Ilk and Innernethy 1454 fb1-10-2 10 George Pitcarne James Pitcarne = Alicia Arms of Pitcairn of Innernethy 9th Laird of that Ilk 9th Laird of Innernethy Argent, three Lozenges, with a Bordure Gules and Airdree Given Innernethy Crest: A Star, surrounded with Clouds by his father 1454 Motto: Specs Lucis Æternæ 11 Andrew Pitcarne 10th Laird of Innernethy Andrew and seven sons killed at Flodden field in 1513. He left a posthumous son 12 James Pitcarne 11th Laird of Innernethy The Arms of Pitcairn of Pitcullo and cordoun 1552 Shield, Argent. Three Lozenges, wo and one, Gules fb2-13-2 fb2-13-3 Crest: The Sun 13 Andrew Pitcarne = Janet Chalmers George Pitcairn David Pitcairn Motto: Spes Lucis Ætermæ 12th Laird of Innernethy Burgess of b. (The Hope of Eternal Life) 1546 made will 1583 Kinghorn d. 4 Feb 1553 fb2-14-2 fb2-14-3 fb2-14-4 fb2-14-5 14 Andrew Pitcarne = Marion Spence James Pitcairn Christian = Alexander John Pitcairn = Katherine Lyell Janet Pitcairn = Robert Moncrieff 13th Laird of Innernethy Minister at d.1578 Anderson b.1556 of Inchyra had seizin of Easter Charter 9th March 1598 Falkland in 1595 Merchant in Notary & Reader 1583 d Sept 1583 of Wester Rhynd RS. Fife & Kinross IV 250 Perth B59/8/6/74 1594 Pitlour 1598 fb2-15-2 fb2-15-3 15 Andrew Pitcarne = Margaret Ramsay Janet Matilda 14th Larid of Innernethy dau and heiress of Henry Ramsay bapt 1578 b. 10 Jul 1599 seizin of Innernethy of Lawes left legacy Dunbarney for 1622 m. 1607 from Grandfather fb2-16-2 16 Andrew Pitcarne = Margaret Robertson Patrick Pitcairn = Margaret Donalson 15th Laird of Innernethy of St Andrews Mentioned in Perth Deeds and Cordoun. 1632 seizin of Parliamentry B59/1/17 1660 Innernethy from father, alienated lands of Pitcurraneis to Proceedings Earl of Angus 1646; in return got charter, 1646 for lands Feb 9 1649 of Cordoun and Hiltoun, sold Innernethy 1655 b.29/8/16 1639 fb2-17-2 fb2-17-3 fb2-17-4 fb2-17-5 fb2-17-6 fb2-17-7 fb2-17-8 fb2-17-9 fb2-17-10 17 James Pitcarne = Isabella Edgar Andrew Pitcairn = Isobel Balvaird William Pitcairn = Elspeth Pitcairn John Pitcairn = Jonet Setoun Archibald Pitcairn = Margaret Black . Robert Pitcairn = Margaret Jeane John Pitcairn 16th Laird of Cordoun daur of David Edgar 17th Laird Heiress of Pitblae, Mallartyne Elder' Merchant Burgess of dau of David Burgess of Burgess of Perth b. 7 Oct 1618 b. 16 Sep 1621 Merchant Burgess d. 18 Apr 1664 m. 9 Jul 1661 had seizin of and Montquhirrie, heir of John Burgess of Dundee Perth Setoune Perth 1674 Merchant 19 Jul 1637 Perth Fiar St Andrews annual rent out of Balvaird of Pitblae, brother-german Ancestor of the Pitcairns d. 23 Sep 1587 B.&.B. Perth d. 2 Nov 1674 London, England Cordoun, owned part of Pitcullo Castle Abernethy SC49/48/8 B59/8/16/P47 of Abernethy From James Pitcairn RS48/1 1601 SC49/48/3 1652-3 d. before 1693 The Sun of Cordoun R/D 1661 fb2-18-2 fb2-18-3 fb2-18-4 fb2-18-5 fb2-18-6 fb2-18-7 fb2-18-8 fb2-18-9 fb2-18-10 fb2-18-11 fb2-18-12 fb2-18-13 fb2-18-14 fb2-18-15 fb2-18-16 fb2-18-17 fb1-18-18 fb2-18-19 fb2-18-20 fb2-18-21 fb2-18-22 18 Andrew Pitcarne = Christian Lennox John Pitcairn = Agnes Campbell William Pitcairn = Christine Pitcairn Robert Pitcairn = Christan Margaret = Robert John Pitcairn = Margaret Straton Anna Margaret Mary Nicolais Archibald Pitcairn = Margaret Johne Mitchell Marie Patrick John Margaret Helen Patrick Andro Margaret 18th Laird heir to his dau of Alexander m. 23 Jun 1653 Sister of David b.c. 1631 m. 29 June 1654 Merchant Burgess b. b. Trail Merchant Dundee m. 2 May 1662 b. 5 Oct 1636 b. 23 Oct 1637 b. 26 Nov 1638 b. 7 Jun 1640 b. 21 Feb 1658 Henderson b. 22 Jun 1656 b. 9 Oct 1659 b. 30 May 1661 b. 1 Nov 1663 b. 9 Aug 1640 b. 5 Jun 1642 b. 20 Jul 1643 b. 12 Jul 1644 b. 6 Aug 1645 b. 23 Sep 1649 father in part of Lennox d. 23 Jun 1664 Campbell Minister Merchant Burgess = Janet Weems Ancestor of Pitcairns CC/3.1664 CC/3.1664 St Andrews & RD2.64 1684 Perth Perth Perth Perth Perth Perth Perth Perth Perth d. child Abernethy 1706 CC3/1664 of Monimail Dundee R/D1664 m. July 1656 of Pitcullo Castle Leith Heir to Father Served heir brother d. 14 Jun 1714 Perth Deed 1668 John P. RD3/7 1664 * Cousin John son of William SC49/48/15 fb2-19-2 fb2-19-3 fb2-19-4 fb2-19-5 fb2-19-6 fb1-19-7 fb2-19-8 fb2-19-9 fb2-19-10 fb2-19-11 fb2-19-12 fb2-19-13 fb2-19-14 fb2-19-15 fb2-19-16 fb2-19-17 fb2-19-18 fb2-19-19 19 Robert Pitcarne = Ann Aison Isabell Andrew John Andrew Pitcairn = Grizel Alison Alexander Christian Pitcairn = Rev Alexander Christan Robert Pitcairn = Jane Jobson John Helen Margaret John Pitcairn = Elizabeth Archibald Margt Jane Robert = Jean Christian 19th Laird, heir to his Dau of Thomas b. 24 Apr 1692 b. 9 Oct 1694 b. 12 Oct 1695 b. 20 Jun 1703 of Strathmiglo b. 22 Sep 1706 b. 23 Oct 1709 Pirrie b. 29 Jun 1654 Writer Dundee dau of James b. 1662 b. 15 Jul 1664 b. 18 Feb 1664 b. 22 Jan 1672 b. 10 Feb 1706 b. 7 Aug 1709 b. 7 Oct 1711 b. 14 Jun 1713 b. 17 Apr 1715 Pearson b. 1 Aug 1719 b.1697 of Pitblae Alison Writer Abernethy d. child Notary Public m. 27 Oct 1735 of Newburgh Dundee Merchant Burgess Jobson and d. child Merchant father in parts of m. 14 Jul 1721 d.1780 buried d. 5 My 1774 of Nethergate Margaret Blair Dundee Abernethy 1727 Greyfriars and Tay St m. 5 Dec 1721 d.1753 fb2-20-2 fb2-20-3 fb2-20-4 fb2-20-5 fb2-20-6 fb2-20-7 fb2-20-8 fb2-20-9 fb2-20-10 fb2-20-11 fb2-20-12 fb2-20-13 fb2-20-14 fb2-20-15 fb2-20-16 fb2-20-17 fb2-20-18 20 Robert Pitcairn Thomas Margaret Andrew Pitcairn Anne Janet = James Thomas Christian Grizell John Pitcairn = Jean Robertson James Margaret Robert Mary Jean Robert John Andrew Pitcairn 20th Laird, Charter from b. 7 Nov 1725 b. 28 Jul 1730 b.1736 b. 7 Aug 1737 b. 16 Feb 1739 Laidlaw Pitcairn b. 30 Jan 1742 b. 13 Dec 1745 b. 29 Aug 1747 Provost of Dundee Dau of Alexander b. 11 Oct 1724 b. 30 Jun 1726 b. 24 Jun 1729 b. 9 Nov 1732 b. 12 Feb 1738 b.1693 b.1696 Writer Dundee d.1791 father,1770 of property W.S. Edinburgh Edinburgh d. 24 Oct 1798 Writer to Signet b. 4 Nov 1722 Robertson Provost d. 22 Jul 1725 Dundee d. 17 Jul 1741 d. 27 Apr 1740 his Heir Andrew 3rd Lawful in Abernethy 1789, charter of Hillown Buried Greyfriars m. 29 Jan 1781 m.6 Jul 1748 of Dundee d. child d.s.p. d. child son of John P. and G.son of from Archibald Lord Douglas d. 11 Oct 1804 Later m. Jean Pitcairn d. 23 Nov 1800 Portraits by Robert P. Writer Dundee confirming same, heir general buried with father dau of Provost of Sold Hilltown 1779 Sir Henry Raeburn ** His cousin german to his cousin Andrew Pitcairn Grayfriars Churchyard Dundee fb2-21-1 fb2-21-2 fb2-21-3 fb2-21-4 fb2-21-5 fb2-21-6 fb2-21-7 fb2-21-8 fb2-21-9 of Hilltown 11 Oct 1804. d.s.p. his heir cousin Alexander Pitcairn = Helen Robert Ann Jean Pitcairn 2.= James Laidlaw 1.= Janet Pitcairn Andrew Pitcairn = Janet Walker John Pitcairn Robert Pitcairn Margaret William Pitcairn = Euphenia 21 Robert Pitcairn b. 10 Oct 1750 Jobson b. 18 Aug 1749 b. 15 Apr 1752 b. 3 Dec 1755 W.S. dau of Andrew of Pitcullo Castle m. 15 Apr 1804 b. 18 Mar 1754 b. 30 Jul 1757 b. 18 Sep 1760 b. 26 Feb 1763 Chalmers Clerk to H.M.S. d. child no issue m. 11 Aug 1801 Pitcairn N.P. b.5 Mar 1767 Kemback Writer no issue Wine Merchant m. 18 Jan 1788 Printers dsp.1781 SC70.1160 1800 d.
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