GRAY, Agnes 1 2 3
- Born: About 1542
- Marriage (1): LOGAN, Robert 6th of Restalrig, Sir before 14 September 1557 1
- Marriage (2): HOME, Alexander 5th Lord Home after 1565 1
- Marriage (3): LYON, Thomas of Baldukie, Master of Glamis, Lord High Treasurer, Sir after 1575 1 2 3
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Agnes married Sir Robert LOGAN 6th of Restalrig, son of Robert LOGAN 5th of Restalrig and Elizabeth HOME, before 14 September 1557.1 (Sir Robert LOGAN 6th of Restalrig was born about 1533 and died about 26 August 1561 1.)
Marriage Notes:
"Agnes (Gray), married, first, before 14 September 1557, to Robert Logan of Restalrig, who died on or about 26 August 1561"
from Scots Peerage (vol 4) 1
Agnes next married Alexander HOME 5th Lord Home, son of George HOME 4th Lord Home and Martha HALIBURTON co-heiress of Dirleton, after 1565.1 (Alexander HOME 5th Lord Home was born about 1532 and died by 1575 1.)
Marriage Notes:
"Agnes (Gray), married .... secondly, after 1565, to Alexander, fifth Lord Home"
from Scots Peerage (vol 4) 1
Agnes next married Sir Thomas LYON of Baldukie, Master of Glamis, Lord High Treasurer, son of John LYON 7th Lord Glamis and Janet KEITH, after 1575.1 2 3 (Sir Thomas LYON of Baldukie, Master of Glamis, Lord High Treasurer was born about 1545 and died on 18 February 1608 2 3.)
Marriage Notes:
"Agnes (Gray), married .... thirdly, after 1575, to Thomas Lyon of Balducky, Master of Glamis."
from Scots Peerage (vol 4)
"He (Thomas Lyon) married, first, after 1575, Agnes, third sister of Patrick, fifth Lord Gray. She was widow of Robert Logan of Restalrig, and of Alexander, fifth Lord Home. The Master of Glamis and his wife had a dispute with the Home family regarding the keeping of the Castle of Home, which was seized on 7 November 1578, by Andrew Home, Commendator of Jedburgh, Tutor of Home. The Master declared that the castle had been delivered to him and his spouse to be kept in the King's name and delivered again on demand under the penalty of 20,000 merks, and he declared his willingness on being relieved of that obligation to allow the Commendator to remain in possession; the proposal was agreed to on 19 December 1579. The spouses had a Crown charter of Auldbar 6 May 1580. They had issue"
from Scots Peerage (vol 8) 1 2 3
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