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INNES, Robert 11th of that Ilk, Sir
(About 1411-About 1464)
DOUGLAS, Daughter
(About 1420-)
SETON, THEN GORDON, Alexander Earl of Huntly, Sir
(Before 1410-1470)
CUMYN, Jean 'Fair Maid of Moray'
(About 1420-)
INNES, James 12th of that Ilk, 'James with the beard', Sir
(About 1437-1491)
GORDON, Janet
(About 1449-Before 1473)
INNES, Robert of Rothmackenzie and 1st of Crombie (Crommey)
(About 1468-Before 1536)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. MELDRUM, Margaret Ann

2. McCULLOCH, Daughter 'of Plaidds'

INNES, Robert of Rothmackenzie and 1st of Crombie (Crommey) 1 3 4 5

  • Born: About 1468
  • Marriage (1): MELDRUM, Margaret Ann 1
  • Marriage (2): McCULLOCH, Daughter 'of Plaidds' 2
  • Died: Before 6 March 1536 2

   Another name for Robert was INNES, Robert of Crombie.1 3 4

   User ID: W157.

  General Notes:

On 21 April 1523 James, Earl of Moray, sold to Robert Innes the lands of Redhall, Styne, and Blackhills:

"Lands which came to be of interest at a later period were now acquired by the family. In 1523, 21 April, James, Earl of Moray, sold to an honourable man, Robert Innes of Rothmakenzie, the lands of Redhall, Styne, and Blackhills."

from Familie of Innes 6


Robert married Margaret Ann MELDRUM, daughter of William MELDRUM 2nd of Fyvie and Elizabeth BARCLAY.1 (Margaret Ann MELDRUM was born about 1470.)


  Marriage Notes:

Robert Innes, second son of James Innes of that Ilk. He was usually designed of Rothmackenzie ; he married a daughter of William Meldrum of Fyvie, by whom he had two sons : 1. James. 2. Alexander (see Note below), ancestor of the Inneses of Coitts."

from Scots Peerage (vol 7)

Note:

According to The Barony of Crommey by Thomas Innes of Learney, Alexander was the son of Robert Innes and his second wife, a daughter of Alexander (?) or Angus McCulloch. See marriage notes for that second marriage.
1 2

Robert next married Daughter McCULLOCH 'of Plaidds'.2 (Daughter McCULLOCH 'of Plaidds' was born about 1480.)


  Marriage Notes:

"Robert Innes of Rothmakenzie and Crommey, Baron of Kilmalemnock, died prior to 6 March 1536, as appears from his son's Discharge on the Third Part of Rothmakenzie. (Familie of Innes, 100.) He first married a daughter of William Meldrum of Fyvie, as appears from a tak of the Woodend of Fyvie, dated 4 November 1508, and granted by George Meldrum of Fyvie, who styles Robert Innes of Rothmakenzie his 'brother of law'; Secondly, a daughter of (Alexander?) M'Culloch of Plaidds, apparently a sister of William M'Culloch of Plaidds and aunt of Robert M'Culloch his son(?). (Gt. Seal, IV., No. 681, when Robert styles Plaidds his avunculus. The son of this second marriage acquired from his maternal relatives the lands of Plaidds and the office of Hereditary Baillie of the Immunities of Saint Duthac of Tain.

By his first wife, daughter of William Meldrum of Fyvie, Robert of Rothmakenzie had issue, one son, 1. James, 2nd of Rothmakenzie and Crommey.

By his second marriage, with the daughter of Angus M'Culloch of Plaidds, he had further issue, 2. Alexander, of Plaidds and Cadboll, Constable of Orkney, Captain of Kirkwall Castle, and Hereditary Baillie of the Immunities of Tain [....]

3. John, who became a burgess of Elgin [....] 1. Beatrix, married Peter Winchester of Ardtrailzie [....]

He also had a bastard son, John, 'son natural of umqll Robert Innes of Rothmakenzie,' who sat on an assize re-garding the late Earl of Moray, 24 March; 1553. (Ib. I., 119.) Of his career we know nothing further, except that on 15 September 1551 he obtained Letters of Legitimation under the Privy Seal for himself and four of his own bastards, 1. Alexander, 2. Andrew, 3. Margaret, 4. Janet"

from The Barony of Crommey 2

Sources


1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 7 (1910).

2 e-books, Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club 1934 www.banffshirefieldclub.org.uk The Barony of Crommey by Thomas Innes of Learney.

3 e-books, The House of Gordon vol. 1 ed. John Malcolm Bulloch (1903) Gight.

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

5 e-books, Transactions of the Banffshire Field Club 1934 www.banffshirefieldclub.org.uk The Barony of Crommey in Marnoch by Thomas Innes of Learney.

6 e-books, Ane Account of the Familie of Innes compiled by Duncan Forbes of Culloden 1698 (Spalding Club 1864).

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