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491 History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin Argentina, 275 Index Armorial, 141, 143, 144, 198, 199, 200, 286 A Arnot Isabel A. spouse of George Lundie of Abbey of Arbroath, 28, 29, 39, 56 Drums, 231 Abbey of Cambuskenneth, 68 James A. of Ferny, 222 Abbey of Deer, 208 James A. of Ferny (Sir), 218 Abbey of Inchcolm, 48, 49 Of that Ilk Abbey of Jedburgh, 34 David A., 176 Abbey of Kelso, 36 John de A. spouse of Janet de Lundy, Abbey of Melrose, 36, 51, 67, 106 476 Abbey of Newbattle, 68 Michael A. (Sir), 215 Abbey of Pluscarden, 67 Michael A. (Sir) bt., 231 Abbey of Scone, 79 Walter A., 186 Abbot of Dunfermline, 295 Arthur Abernethy, 217, 218 Alexander A. surgeon, spouse of Margaret Abircrumby Lundin, 269 Of Poltoun, 239 Auchmoutie Aidie Of that Ilk Elspeth, spouse of William Lundie in David A. (Sir), 474 Lundie Mill, 262 Robert A. spouse of Agnes Lundie, 474 Allardice Auchtermairnie, 130, 142, 253, 255, 256, Of that ilk 258, 259, 262, 266, 267, 269, 270, 271, John, 456 272, 280, 281, 282, 283, 285, 286, 354, Allardice, Barony of, 57, 77 451 Allardice. Australia, 272, 278, 419, 420, 421, 422, John Allerdice of that Ilk, spouse to Janet 423, 469 Lundy, 77 Ayton Alloa, 411, 412 Andrew A. of Kinaldie, spouse of Marion Alva, 409, 410, 412, 413 Lundie, 177 Anderson Andrew, 1st of Ayton and 4th Dunmuir, Mathew A. burgess of Kirkcaldy, 185 spouse of Agnes Lundie, 108, 256 Of Balhame Andrew, 2nd of Dunmuir, 108 Andrew A., 354 Andrew, of Logie, spouse of Elizabeth Annand Lundie, 108 William A, spouse of Helen Lundie, John A. of Kynnaldie, 188 266 Robert A. 1st of Inchdairnie, spouse of apprentice, 131, 183, 189, 303, 333, 343, Alison Lundie, 169 465 Arbuthnott B Of Legisland Johnne A., 244 Baird Archibald Isabella B. spouse of John Paterson, grain John A, portioner of Drummaird, 267 merchant, 417 490 491 History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin Balcaquall Battle of Flodden field, 78, 86, 164 James B. of that Ilk, spouse of Margaret Battle of Halidon Hill, 66 Lundie, 232 Battle of Largs, 31 Balcormo, 44, 49, 52, 68, 73, 80, 95, 111, Battle of Otterburn, 67 124, 125, 288, 291, 294 Battle of Pinkie, 77, 167, 169, 206 Baldastard, 96, 99, 142, 287, 288, 289, Battle of Sauchieburn, 72 291, 294 Battle of Sedgemoor, 231 Balfour Battle of Stirling Bridge, 59 Andrew B. (Sir), of Monquhany, 185 Battle of Worcester, 123 Martin B. portioner of Lathen, 260 Benholm, 19, 49, 51, 73, 76, 79, 81, 145, Martin B., portioner of Lalathen, 185 157, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 208, Michael, 1st Lord Balfour, spouse of 209, 210, 211, 212, 325, 445, 446, 447 Margaret Lundie, 107, 108, 254 Barony of, 49, 73, 80, 205, 208 Of Evenstoun Benholm Castle, 210 David B., 329 Benholm, Tully of, 205, 207, 208 George B., 330 Bethune Of Monquhanny Christian B. spouse of James Lundie, 2nd Andrew B. apparent of M., 108 of Conland, 213 Of Pitcullot Janet B. 2nd spouse of James Lundie 2nd Patrick B., 254 of Conland, 213 Balgonie Janet B. spouse of Robert Lundie 3rd of Mains of, 178, 179, 184, 185, 186, Conland, 214 187, 191 Margaret B. spouse of James Lundie of Balgonie Castle, 195 Clatto., 299 Balgonie, barony of, 164, 190, 191, 194, Of Auchmithie 320 John B., 213 Ballantyne Of Balfour of Kellie David B., 309 Archibald B., 378 John B., 214 Christian B. spouse of Rev. James Of Blebo Lundie, 378 Andrew B., 299 James B., 378 Of Creich Ballinghall Mariota, B. spouse of Andrew Lundie 5th David B. fiar of C., 255 of Strathairlie, 333 Birkenhead, 389, 393, 398, 484 Balmerinach, lands of, 26 Bishop of Dunkeld, 122, 296 Balneaves Bishop of Orkney, 100 Christian, 2nd wife of Sir James Lundie, Blackader 104 Patrick B. of Tuleallane, 161 Bannachty, 168, 179 Blackness Castle, 177 Bannochty, 158 Blair Bannockburn, 60, 65, 412 Christian B. spouse of Richard Lundie Battle of Almanza, 228 3rd of Inverlochtie, 321 Battle of Bothwell Brig, 127 Jean B. spouse of Thomas Lundie, 301 Battle of Chevy Chase, 67 Of Ardblair Battle of Dupplin, 65 Patrick B., 301 492 493 History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin Bonar Briggs Janet, spouse to John Melville, younger David B. of Strathairlie, 357 of Raith, 163 Brown/ Broun Of Rossie Robert B. of Pitkenny, 215 James B., 163, 203 Brown/Broun William B, 163 Elizabeth B., spouse of Andrew Lundie William B., 203 4th of Conland, 214 Bonnar George Brown of Coalston, 85 Horatius B. (Rev.) spouse of Jane Janet B. spouse of George Lundie, 451 Catherine Lundie, 403 Jean B. spouse of Andrew Lundie of Boog Watson Carrie, 216 Robert B-W. spouse of Kate Winifred John B. (Sir), of Fordell, 174, 214, 217, Lundie, 403 218, 222, 224, 225 Borthwick John B., mariner burgess of Dysart, 179 Jean, B. spouse of Andrew Lundie 5th of his son John B., 184 Strathairlie, 333 Margaret Georgina B. spouse of William Walter B. of Grangemure, 257 Wilson, 436 Boswell Of Fordell, 109 David B. of Ardmoir, 186 Antonia B., heiress of Fordell, 218, George B. of the West Mylnes of 220, 223 Kirkcaldy, 186, 194 John B. (Sir), 217 Katherine, spouse of Sir John Brown of John B. (Sir), 216, 217, 218, 219 Fordell, 214 Of Fynmonth David B., 214, 216, 218 Margaret, spouse of Robert Lundie 7th of Of Vicars Grange Balgonie, 179 John B., 218 Of Balgonie Robert B. (Rev), spouse of Elizabeth George (Sir), 185, 193, 194 Lundin, 12th of Auchtermairnie, James, 194 282 Of Balmuto Brownlee David, 83 Agnes B. spouse of John Lundie, 414 David of Glasmont and Balmuto, Bruce 214 Alexander B. 6th of Cultmalundy, 249 David, fiar of, 194 Eupham B. spouse of George Lundie, John (Sir), 186, 188, 194 248 John B., 179 Janet B. spouse of Thomas Lundie of Of Craigincate Glasswell, 309 David B., 193 Of Fingask Of Lochgellie James B., 206 James B., 188, 193 Of Rail Bowis James B. spouse of Janet Lundie, Robert B. spouse of Margaret Lundie, 476 477 Of Wester Kennet Boyd Robert B, 450 Lord B., 100 Rachel, spouse of James Lundin of that Brewland, 73, 80, 204 Ilk, 132 492 493 History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin Bruce, continued chamberlain, 17, 25, 26, 43, 50, 65, 69, 70, Robert B. of Blairhall, 179 105, 150, 159, 202, 293, 337 Thomas, 7th Earl of Kincardine, 132 Cheape William B. of Earlshall, 188 James C. of Rossie, 234 Bruen Chisholm Matthias B. (Rev) of New York, 379 Alexander C. writer in Drummachil, Brydie 354 John B. spouse of Margaret Lundie, 476 Christie Buchannan Of Durie Of Sheriffhall Charles Maitland C., 283 James B. spouse of Jean Lundie, 476 Christieson Buenos Ayres, 276, 277, 278, 279 Margaret C. spouse of James Lundie 4th of Spittal, 313 C Chrystie Cadder, 414, 415 Catherine C. spouse of Rev. James Lundie Caldcottis, 178, 184 minister of North Leith, 374 Cambo, 107 James C. of Whytehouse, 374 Campbell of Innergeldie, 218 Clatto, 110, 297, 298, 299, 300 Canada, 316, 318, 319, 394, 398 Clatto Castle, 297 Cant Clephane of Carslogie, 272 Henry C. minister of Spittal Durham, Clydebank, 430 spouse of Isobel Lundie, 376 Cockburn Carmichael Alexander C. of Treaton, 171 Frederick C. minister of Kennoway, 257 Andrew C. of Treaton, 173, 175 Carmichaell of Balmedie, 219, 220 David C. of Treaton, 167, 169 Carnbee, 83, 327, 329, 330, 343, 454 John C. of Treaton, 162, 164 Carnbo, 166, 179 Maria, spouse of David Lundie, 2nd of Carnegie Auchtermairnie, 260 David C. of Panbride, father of 1st Earl Colvill of Southesk, 167 Margaret C. spouse of Thomas Lundie Helen C., spouse of William L. 3rd of 1st of Glasswell, 308 Benholm, and Turring of Foveran, Robert C., 2nd Lord Colvill of Ochiltree, 207 309 James, of Finhaven, spouse of Anna Commendator of Dunfermline, 100 Lundin, 127 Of Kinnaird Commendator of Incheffray, 239 Robert C. 5th of Kinnaird, 207 commissioner of supply, 233, 291, 308, Of Pittarro 339 Alexander C. (Sir), 264 Commissioner of supply, 130, 267 Cassells Committee of Estates, 123 Elizabeth C. spouse of Christopher Committee of War, 227 Lundin 9th of Auchtermairnie, 271 Company of Archers, 131 Casteltoun, 73, 80, 204 Compton Chalmers William C. (Rev), spouse of Mary Stow George C. portioner of Banchory, 303 Lundie of Spittal, 317 494 495 History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin History of the Clan Lundy, Lundie, Lundin Compton-Lundie Danzig, 432 Major Anthony, 318 Davies Of Spittal Martha, spouse of Col. Robert Lundie, William C.L., 319 228 William C.L. (Rev), 317 of Richard’s Castle, 228 Comptroller, 159 Roland D., Dean of Ross and later Cork, Condie 228, 230 Magdalene C. spouse of James Lundin, de Benne 291 Hugo, 1st of Benholm, 202 Conland, 19, 78, 108, 111, 157, 167, 169, de Benne, Christina, spouse of Walter de 172, 173, 174, 189, 190, 194, 198, 213, Lundin, 48, 49, 202 214, 215, 216, 233, 236, 237, 299 de Coucy Cooper Mary, 30 James C. spouse of Isobel Lundin, 235 de Croc Copthorne (Sussex), 316 Robert, 35 Coutts de Dunbar Ebernezer C. spouse of Magdalene Margaret, spouse of Sir Richard de Lundin, 292 Lundy, 64 Covenanters, 127, 291 Patrick, Earl of Dunbar, 64 Crail, 65, 107, 110, 158, 168, 174, 183, 190, de Graham 255, 298, 310 Sir John, 59, 64 Cranstoun de Grey William C.
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