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UNKNOWN, Wife 'widow Fraser of Cornton'
(About 1395-1458)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. FRASER, Thomas of Cornton

2. SKENE, James 6th of that Ilk

UNKNOWN, Wife 'widow Fraser of Cornton' 1

  • Born: About 1395
  • Marriage (1): FRASER, Thomas of Cornton 1 2
  • Marriage (2): SKENE, James 6th of that Ilk by 1428 1 2
  • Died: by 1458 1

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Wife married Thomas FRASER of Cornton, son of Thomas FRASER elder, of Cornton and Unknown.1 2 (Thomas FRASER of Cornton was born about 1370 and died by Whitsun 1427 1.)


  Marriage Notes:

"The widow of a Fraser of Cornton, who died before Whitsunday 1427, married James Skene of that Ilk before 1428."

from Scot Peerage (vol 4)




"James Skene of Skene was thus married to the widow of Fraser of Corntoun as early at least as the year 1428"

from Skene of Skene 1 2

Wife next married James SKENE 6th of that Ilk by 1428.1 2 (James SKENE 6th of that Ilk was born about 1390 and died about 1461 2.)


  Marriage Notes:

"The widow of a Fraser of Cornton, who died before Whitsunday 1427, married James Skene of that Ilk before 1428. She was dead in 1458. From 1428 to 1435 the lands of Cornton were in the occupation of King James I., who, during that period, paid annually 6, 13s. 4d. to Skene for the terce lands belonging to his wife."

from Scot Peerage (vol 4)




"James Skene of Skene was thus married to the widow of Fraser of Corntoun as early at least as the year 1428, and had, by his wife, a son, Alexander, who succeeded him, and who was marriageable in 1438, as on the 12th of May in that year, Egidia de Moravia, domina de Culbin, in her widowhood, with consent of Alan of Kynnarde, her son and heir, grants to Alexander Skene, son and heir of James Skene of that ilk, on account of the marriage to be contracted between him and Mariot of Kinarde her daughter, the lands of Dulpoty, Estertown, and Mill of Dulpoty, in the Barony of Culbin, and Sheriffdom of Forres, in security of the sum of £100 Scots,"

from Skene of Skene 1 2

Sources


1 e-books, The Scots Peerage ed. Sir James Balfour Paul vol. 4 (1907).

2 e-books, Memorials of the Family of Skene of Skene ed. William Forbes Skene (1887).

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