GORDON, Janet 1
- Born: About 1496
- Marriage (1): MACINTOSH, Lachlan of Dunachtan, 14th of Mackintosh before 18 January 1520 1
- Marriage (2): OGILVY, James of Cardell, then of that Ilk and Findlater by 16 February 1534(1535) 1
- Died: Before 30 October 1558 2
User ID: B364.
Janet married Lachlan MACINTOSH of Dunachtan, 14th of Mackintosh, son of Lachlan MACINTOSH 'Badenoch' and Catherine GRANT, before 18 January 1520.1 (Lachlan MACINTOSH of Dunachtan, 14th of Mackintosh was born about 1470 and died by 1526.). The cause of his death was murdered by stabbing.
Marriage Notes:
"She (Janet Gordon) was married, first, before 18 January 1520, to Lachlan Mackintosh of Dunachtan, chief of the clan, who with her then executed a supplementary discharge and renunciation ; and, secondly, before 16 February 1534-35, to James Ogilvy of Cardell, son and heir of Alexander Ogilvy of Findlater, and had issue by both marriages."
from Scots Peerage (vol 5)
"30 Jul 1520 Dispensation by Andrew, Archbishop of St. Andrews, Primate of Scotland and legate a latere (directed to the Prior of Pluscarden, in the diocese of Moray) for the marriage of Lauchlan Makyntosch [McIntosh] of Dunnachtan [Dunachton] in the diocese of Moray, and Janet Gordon of the diocese of Whithorn. They are related in the third and third degrees of affinity because the said Lauchlan carnally knew a certain woman who was connected with the said Janet in the third and third degrees of consanguinity."
from GD176/29 1 3
Janet next married James OGILVY of Cardell, then of that Ilk and Findlater, son of Alexander OGILVY of that Ilk and Findlater and Janet ABERNETHY, by 16 February 1534(1535).1 (James OGILVY of Cardell, then of that Ilk and Findlater was born about 1510 and died after 19 February 1574(1575) 2.)
Marriage Notes:
"He (James Ogilvy) married, first, Jonet, third daughter of Sir Robert Gordon of Lochinvar ..."
from Scots Peerage (vol 4)
"She (Janet Gordon) was married, first, before 18 January 1520, to Lachlan Mackintosh of Dunachtan, chief of the clan, who with her then executed a supplementary discharge and renunciation ; and, secondly, before 16 February 1534-35, to James Ogilvy of Cardell, son and heir of Alexander Ogilvy of Findlater, and had issue by both marriages."
from Scots Peerage (vol 5) 1 2
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