STRACHAN, Isabel heiress of Monycabok 1 2
- Born: About 1360
- Marriage (1): FLEMING, David of Biggar and Cumbernauld, Sir 1
Another name for Isabel was Isabella.
User ID: G402.
General Notes:
"David Lindsay began his political career on 31 August 1380, in his father's castle of Finavon, where he witnessed a grant his father had made to Alexander Strachan of Carmyllie, and his wife, Christiana daughter of David 'de Anandia', of lands in Alexander's barony of 'Onele', probably Kincardine O'Neill, in Aberdeenshire. [....] Concurrent with this charter, Donald Strachan died, and John Lindsay, either Alexander's illegitimate son or brother, received the ward of Donald's daughter and heiress.[8 The Exchequer Rolls of Scotland, eds. J. Stuart and others (Edinburgh, 1878-1908)]"
"The grant's other witnesses were David Lindsay himself and John Lindsay, Alexander's brother and possible recipient of the ward of the late Donald Strachan's daughter; David had probably come of age recently, and joined his father's council for this grant.[14 Aberdeen-Banff Illustrations, ii, 43-4; Fraser, Southesk, ii, 492-3]"
from The Lindsay Earls of Crawford 2
Isabel married Sir David FLEMING of Biggar and Cumbernauld, son of Sir Malcolm FLEMING of Biggar and Christian.1 (Sir David FLEMING of Biggar and Cumbernauld was born about 1349.)
Marriage Notes:
"Sir David Fleming married, secondly, Isabel, heiress of Monycabock. She may have been the daughter of that Donald Strathechin and Annabel, his wife, who had a charter from King David II. of the barony of Monycabock and others, in Aberdeenshire, on 16 April 1343. He had issue"
from Scots Peerage (vol 8) 1
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