QUIGLEY, James ¹

  General Notes:

In 1871 James was 2 years old when the census was taken in Carluke, where he had been born.

Another child in this family was named James in 1874. ^{1 2}

James married.³

  Marriage Notes:

"Anna (Gordon) married ... (2) Thomas Gordon of Pittendreich, the fourth son of Sir Thomas Gordon of Cluny (by Elizabeth Douglas, daughter of the Earl of Angus), and brother of Sir Alexander Gordon of Cluny and of Patrick Gordon of Ruthven, who wrote Britane's Distemper. Pittendreich was implicated in an attack in Aberdeen, March 26, 1644 (Spalding's Troubles, p. 330). Sir Thomas Gordon of Cluny was caution to the Privy Council for the sixth laird of Gight in connection with the murder of Francis Hay in 1617. On Feb. 28, 1629, Anna Gordon, spouse to Thomas Gordon of Tulloch, was infeft in the lands of Pittendreich. On June 4, 1674, Thomas Gordon of Pittendreich was given as the liferenter of Tulloch, the laird of which was then a minor (Records of the Meeting of the Exercise of AIford, p. 225)."

from Gight ³