LAUDER, Andrew at Melville Mill 2
- Born: About 1578
- Marriage (1): RAMSAY, Janet 'of Polton and Hillhead'
- Marriage (2): BORTHWICK, Elizabeth on 28 July 1618 in Lasswade parish, Midlothian, Scotland 1
- Marriage (3): COCKBURN, Margaret on 28 November 1641 in Lasswade parish, Midlothian, Scotland 1
- Died: June 1658, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
- Buried: 1658, Lauder Vault, Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, Scotland
Other names for Andrew were LATHER, Andrew, LATHER, Androw, LAUDER, Andro,1 LAUDER, Androu in Melinmill,3 LAUDER, Androw 1 and LAWDER, Andro in Melvilmylne.3
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General Notes:
"Lauder Androu 7 / 8 / 1658 in Melinmill, indweller in Edinburgh Testament Dative and Inventory Edinburgh Commissary Court CC8/8/69"
from Wills and Testaments 3
Andrew married Janet RAMSAY 'of Polton and Hillhead'. (Janet RAMSAY 'of Polton and Hillhead' was born about 1578, died in April 1617 and was buried in 1617 in Lauder Vault, Greyfriars Kirk, Edinburgh, Scotland.)
Marriage Notes:
"The third son by William (Lauder)'s first marriage removed to his mother's family at Lasswade, whether before or after the Tolbooth Raid is not known. He was:
Andrew Lauder in Melville Mill, Lasswade. His mother's family invested him in the hereditary feu of the Mill and its associated lands and his feu payments are recorded (the superiority being in the hands of James, Lord Ross of Halkhead & Melville. When Andrew's first wife died, it was recorded in her Testamentary Inventory that they owed for the ferms of the Mill of Melvinmylne to Lady Ross). There appears in The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland 1613-1616 (edited by David Masson, LL.D., Edinburgh, 1891, vol.x, p.523) a complaint made to the Privy Council on 22nd May 1616, by Andrew Lauder in Melvill Mill, against Thomas Andrew at Polton Mill for payment of a debt. (Found in Lauder's favour.) His first wife was Janet (commonly called Bessie), daughter of David Ramsay of Polton & Hillhead (cadet of Dalhousie), by his wife a daughter of Sir William Sinclair of Roslin, Justice-General. Janet died in April 1617 and she was interred in the Lauder burial vault in Greyfriars.
Her testament is interesting: ' "Bessie" Ramsay spouse of Andrew Lauder in Melvilmylne, parish of Lasswade, who died in April 1617, given up by her spouse in name of their (presumably only surviving) children, John, Bessie and Jean.'
Debts were owed to them by William Sinclair of Roslin; David Ramsay of Hilheid (her father); the deceased Nicol Ramsay of Cockpen (cadet of Dalhousie); Gilbert Duncan, burgess of Edinburgh; William Johnston and William Cruickshank there; Robert Thomson, goldsmith and James Traquair - total £2,534/6/8d. A significant amount of money at that time. Her father stood as Cautioner."
from Ancestry & Family of Lauder of Fountainhall
Andrew next married Elizabeth BORTHWICK, daughter of William BORTHWICK 4th of Soltray and of Johnstonburn and Barbara LAWSON, on 28 July 1618 in Lasswade parish, Midlothian, Scotland.1 (Elizabeth BORTHWICK was born about 1596 and died on 17 June 1636.)
Marriage Notes:
"LAUDER ANDRO ELIZABETH BORTHWICK/FR940 (FR940) 28/07/1618 691 40 / 5 Lasswade"
from Index of Marriages
"Andrew (Lauder) remarried on July 28, 1618, Isobel, daughter of William Borthwick of Johnstonburn, &c., (great-great grandson of William, 2nd Lord Borthwick) by his spouse Barbara, daughter of James Lawson of Humbie by his spouse Elizabeth, daughter of Sir John Bellenden of Auchnoull & Broughton, Lord Justice-Clerk and Director of Chancery. Andrew and Isobel had seven children. She died on June 17, 1636 and her Testament was proved on November 2."
from Ancestry & Family of Lauder of Fountainhall 1
Andrew next married Margaret COCKBURN, daughter of William COCKBURN of Skirling and Helen CARMICHAEL, on 28 November 1641 in Lasswade parish, Midlothian, Scotland.1 (Margaret COCKBURN was born about 1585.)
Marriage Notes:
"COCKBURNE MARGARET ANDROW LAUDER/FR948 (FR948) 28/11/1641 691 40 / 12 Lasswade"
from Index of Marriages
"Andrew (Lauder) married thirdly, on November 28, 1641, Margaret Cockburn, relict of Rev. Thomas Bannatyne (or Bellenden), Minister at Douglas, and died in June 1568 at Edinburgh. He was interred in the Lauder Burial Vault in Greyfriars with his first wife."
from Ancestry & Family of Lauder of Fountainhall 1
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