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FALCONER, David 4th of Halkerton
(About 1487-About 1548)
DUNBAR, Mariot
(About 1493-)
DOUGLAS, Archibald 2nd of Glenbervie
(About 1503-1570)
KEITH, Agnes
(About 1503-1548)
FALCONER, Alexander 5th of Halkerton, Sir
(About 1514-1587)
DOUGLAS, Elizabeth
(About 1525-)
FALCONER, Daughter of Halkerton
(About 1550-)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. ROSE, John 3rd of Ballivat, in Auchorrachan

FALCONER, Daughter of Halkerton 1

  • Born: About 1550
  • Marriage (1): ROSE, John 3rd of Ballivat, in Auchorrachan 1

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Daughter married John ROSE 3rd of Ballivat, in Auchorrachan, son of John ROSE 2nd of Ballivat and Jane? URQUHART.1 (John ROSE 3rd of Ballivat, in Auchorrachan was born about 1550.)


  Marriage Notes:

"Which third John (Rose) maried first to ------ Falconer, a daughter of the familie of Halkerstone, by whom he hade John, Hugh, and David Roses." (page 55)

" THE ROSES OF BELLIVAT MONUMENT AT GEDDES.

A short distance from Nairn is the site of the chapel of Geddes, now distinguished by its little cemetery the burying-place of the Rose family for centuries.

In ancient times the chapel was a place of some repute. Its founder is said to have been one of the Roses, who were Lords of Geddes prior to their acquisition of Kilravock...

The monument of the Roses of Bellivat is of interest, as it preserves to us the names and marriage connections of five successive lairds...

This Laird was twice married. His first wife was Margaret (?), daughter of Falconer, Laird of Halkerstown a family at one time powerful in the north. His second and third sons became ancestors of the families of Logie, afterwards Lochihills and Budwoehil. He married secondly, Christine Gordon, daughter of Patrick (?) Gordon of Letterfourie, by whom he had four sons, some of whom were ancestors of the families of Logh, Corridown, Ailanbuie, etc. "


"John Rose of Ballivat possessed extensive estates in the shires of Banff, Moray, Nairn, and Inverness, but he suffered so much loss and annoyance owing to these disturbances (a feud with Dunbars of Moynes that erupted in 1598) that, about the year 1605, he sold his Nairnshire property to Falconer of Lethen, whose sister he had first married, and retired to Glenlivet, where he lived as a hermit."

from Family of Rose of Kilravock 1

Sources


1 e-books, A Genealogical Deduction of the Family of Rose of Kilravock by Hew Rose and Lachlan Shaw (1848).

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