LIVINGSTON, Alexander of Dunipace, Councillor of Stirling ^{1 2}

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Alexander married Alison GOURLAY.^{1 2} (Alison GOURLAY was born about 1465.)

  Marriage Notes:

"In one of the charters to him under the Great Seal of Scotland, dated 24th December, 1521, the name of his wife is stated to be Alison Gourlay, and their son, Alexander, is also named. The Burgh Records of Stirling show that he was a member of the Town Council of Stirling in 1527-8. By his wife, Alison Gourlay, he had two sons, David and 'Mr.' Alexander....

.... Alexander Livingstone, first of Dunipace, was succeeded by his second son, Mr. Alexander."

from Lands and Lairds




Referring to volume five of The Scots Peerage, page 429, entry for Alexander Livingston of Phildes:

"p. 429, 1. 20, delete from ' This ' to end of paragraph, and insert

'He (Alexander Livingston of Phildes) had issue, a son,

(1) Alexander of Dunipace. He was a member of the Town Council of Stirling in 1527-28. He married Alison Gourlay (Reg. Mag. Sig., 24 December 1521), and had issue :

i. David of Bantaskine, died vita patris, having married Elizabeth Shaw, with issue.

ii. Mr. Alexander of Dunipace and Fildes. He married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Adam Hepburn of Craigs (cf. ante, vol. ii. 149 ; Reg. Mag. Sig., 24 July 1525) with issue (Lands and Lairds of Larbert and Dunipace Parishes, by J. C. Gibson, 1908).' "

from Scots Peerage (vol 9 Addenda et Corrigenda) ^{1 2}