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DE MELDRUM, William 'of Petkary', then of Fyvie, Sir
(About 1390-)
PRESTON, Daughter co-heiress of Fermartyn (Fyvie portion)
(About 1397-)
BARCLAY, Walter of Towie
(About 1400-About 1468)
MELDRUM, William 2nd of Fyvie
(About 1425-After 1491)
BARCLAY, Elizabeth
(About 1435-)
MELDRUM, George 3rd of Fyvie
(About 1466-1523)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. INNES, Elizabeth

MELDRUM, George 3rd of Fyvie 1 2

  • Born: About 1466
  • Marriage (1): INNES, Elizabeth on 3 May 1481 1 2
  • Died: by 1523 1

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George married Elizabeth INNES, daughter of Sir James INNES 12th of that Ilk, 'James with the beard' and Janet GORDON, on 3 May 1481.1 2 (Elizabeth INNES was born about 1469.)


  Marriage Notes:

"He (John Forbes of Pitsligo) married, first, Jean, daughter of Sir William Keith of Inverugy ; second, Isabel or Elizabeth, daughter of James Innes of that Ilk, and relict of George Meldrum of Fyvie ; they had a charter of the lands of Meikle Wardis about 1523."

from Scots Peerage (vol 4)




"The first mention of the name of Walter Berclay is in 1481, when he is a witness to a contract of marriage between George of Meldrum son and apparent heir of William of Meldrum of Fyvie and Elizabeth of Innes, daughter of James of Innes of that Ilk and Janet Gordon. Walter signs as 'Walter Berclay son and heir of John Berclay of Tolly.' "

from History of the Family of Barclay




"In 1482, (Sir George Meldrum of Fyvie) had a charter by King James III. under the great seal, in favour of George Meldrum (son and apparent heir of William Meldrum of Five) and Elizabeth Innes his spouse, of the lands of Petkary in the shire of Kincardine, and in 1502 there is a charter of James IV. to the said George of the lands and barony of Fermartyn on the resignation of his father William Meldrum. In a letter of bailyeary of date 1508, Robert Innes is mentioned as brother-in-law of George Meldrum. This deed is signed by George Meldrum 'manu propria,' showing that he was an educated man, at a time when learning was not held in much esteem."

from Thanage of Fermartyn 1 2 3

Sources


1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 4 (1907).

2 e-books, A History of the Barclay Family Part II 1067-1660 compiled by Hubert F. Barclay (1933).

3 e-books, The Thanage of Fermartyn by William Temple (1894).

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