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FORBES, Duncan of Corsindae
(About 1443-)
MERCER, Christian
(About 1455-)
LUMSDEN, Thomas 4th and last of Conland
(About 1455-)
GORDON, Marjory
(About 1463-)
FORBES, William 2nd of Corsindae
(About 1487-)
LUMSDEN, Margaret
(About 1499-)
FORBES, Patrick 1st of Kinmuck
(About 1520-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. GORDON, Jonet

2. LAWSON, Bessie

FORBES, Patrick 1st of Kinmuck 1 3

  • Born: About 1520
  • Marriage (1): GORDON, Jonet 1
  • Marriage (2): LAWSON, Bessie 2

   Other names for Patrick were FORBES, Patrick of Carmucks 4 and FORBES, Patrick of Kermuches.4

   User ID: X310.

  Research Notes:

KINMUCK

Kinmuck or Kermuck is in the parish of Ellon in Aberdeenshire.

"Archaeology Notes
NJ93NE 12 9892 3506.

(NJ 9892 3506) Moat (NR) Site of (NAT) Castle of Kinmuck (NR)

OS 6" map, Aberdeenshire, 1st ed., (1867)

Distinct traces of a moat, traditionally said to be the site of the Castle of Kinmuck, whose stones were used to build the old castle of Ellon (NJ93SE 1).

Shortly before 1867 the moat was filled in and a ditch was cut through the centre of the site.

Name Book 1867.

Thomas Kennedy, Constable of Aberdeen, was the owner of Kinmuck in 1413. His headquarters was thought to have been a stone tower standing on low ground near the present farm-house of Mains of Kinmuck or Kermuck. Examination in 1947 of the site marked on OS Map revealed no trace. The Kennedies are judged to have erected the Old Castle of Ellon between 1413 and 1500.

W D Simpson 1958; C A Gordon 1958.

Faint traces of a circular ditch enclosing an area approximately 40.m in diameter are still evident in cultivated fields N and S of the modern ditch mentioned in the Name Book. Insufficient survives for accurate survey. 'Castle of Kinmuck' is the locally accepted spelling."

from Canmore (National Record of the Historical Environment) website 5


Patrick married Jonet GORDON, daughter of George GORDON 1st of Coclarachie and Elizabeth WINTON heiress of Coclarachie.1 (Jonet GORDON was born about 1520.)


  Marriage Notes:

"Elizabeth Winton was the second wife of George Gordon of Milton of Noth, and her only child, Jonet Gordon, succeeded to a fourth part of Coclarachie. Jonet Gordon married Patrick Forbes of Kinmuck, in the parish of Keithhall, and her son, Alexander Forbes, in 1560 sold his fourth part to his mother's half-brother, George Gordon of Blairdinnie."

from Coclarachie 1

Patrick next married Bessie LAWSON.2 (Bessie LAWSON was born about 1535.)


  Marriage Notes:

"Kermucks.

Patrick Forbes, Son to the Second Laird of Corsendae Married Janet Gordon Daughter to Cocklarichie, who bear to him Alexr Forbes Baillie in Aberdeen. After her death he married Bessie Lawson daughter to Andrew Lawson Mercht in Aberdeen, who bear to him Georg, Henrie, Robert, Thos and William Forbeses of whom in Order and first of Alexander."

from MacFarlane's Genealogical Collections 2

Sources


1 e-books, The House of Gordon vol. 1 ed. John Malcolm Bulloch (1903) Coclarachie by Stephen Ree.

2 e-books, MacFarlane’s Genealogical Collections vol.2 (SHS vol 34 June 1900).

3 e-books, Genealogy of the Family of Forbes from the account of Mathew Lumsden 1580 ed. William Forbes (1819).

4 e-books, Genealogical Collections concerning Families in Scotland, made by Walter MacFarlane, 1750-1751 ed. James T. Clark (1900).

5 Internet Site, https://canmore.org.uk/site/20416/castle-of-kinmuck Castle of Kinmuck.

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