Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Isabel (of Struan) Robertson and died.
2. Robert (11th of Struan, 7th Chief) Robertson and died.

Robert + Margaret (of Atholl) Stewart. Margaret (daughter of John (1st Earl of Atholl) Stewart and Eleanor Sinclair) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Alexander married Elizabeth (of Glamis) Lyon before 4 Jan 1460. Elizabeth (daughter of Patrick (1st Baron Glamis) Lyon and Isabella Ogilvy) was born about 1425 in Glamis, Forfarshire, Scotland; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

John married Eleanor Sinclair before 19 Apr 1475 in Dunkeld Cathedral, Perthshire, Scotland. Eleanor (daughter of William (3rd Earl of Orkney & Caithness) Sinclair and Marjory Sutherland) was born before 19 Apr 1457; died on 21 Mar 1517-1518; was buried in March 21, 1580/81. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

"Patrick (Sir) Lyon, Knight of Glamis Born 1402, Glamis, Angusshire,Scotland. [Circa James I] He was hostage to the English for the 1424ransom of King James, and was made 1st Lord Glamis and a peer ofParliament in 1455 after being released as hostage as Lord Glamis I.Master of King's household in 1452. III Lord of Kingborne. He marriedIsabella (Ogilvie) Ogilvy2, born 1406 in Linthrathen, Scotland. She diedin 1484. He died in March 21, 1459 in Bellhelvies.."

This information is from Sandi Hartnell, (hartnellsl@attbi.com) who says"Most of the early stuff was compiled by my grandmother's twin sister,Mina Lyon Rife. She dated the material 1956. She did a lot of research,and attributed some of the material from a 3 volumes titled "LyonMemorial". She indicated they were purchased in Boston at Goodspeed BookStore. I visited Glamis Castle about 10 years ago and have guidebooksfrom there that had family information, and I also picked up someinformation from various web cites.

See also under John de Lyon, born Bet. 1292 - 1319

Patrick married Isabella OgilvyLinthrathen, Scotland. Isabella (daughter of Walter (Sir) (of Carcary & Lintrathen) Ogilvy and Isobel Glen) was born in 1406; died in 1484; was buried in Glamis. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her other is sometimes listed as Duward. However
From Doug Hickling
"You list the mother of Isabella (or Isabel) Ogilvy, who married Patrick(1st
Baron Glamis) Lyon, as a Durward. The better evidence is that she wasIsabel
Glen, daughter of John (Sir) Glen of Inchmartin (sometimes shown as ofBalmuto)
and Margaret Erskine. Margaret Erskine was the daughter of IsabelInchmartin
and Allan (Sir) Erskine. Allan (Sir) was a younger son of William (Sir)Erskine
(of Erskine). Isabel Inchmartin was the daughter of John (Sir) Inchmartinand
Margaret Wemyss, who in turn was the daughter of David (Sir) Wemyss. SP4:16
says that "Walter (Sir) Ogilvy of Auchlevyn and Desford was the eldestson of
Walter (Sir) Ogilvy of Carcary and Lintrathen by his second wife Isobel,one of
the three daughters and heirs-portioneers of John (Sir) Glen of Balmutoby his
wife Margaret Erskine." The information on the Inchmartins comes from an
article by Bruce McAndrew, who is considered very reliable, in theperiodical
DOUBLE TRESSURE, No. 4 (1982) pp 2-10'

James married Joan (of Somerset) Beaufort in 1439. Joan (daughter of John (1st Earl of Somerset) Beaufort and Margaret (of Kent) Holland) was born about 1406; died on 15 Jul 1445 in Dunbar Castle; was buried in Monastry Of Charterhouse Perth. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

William married Marjory Sutherland before 15 Nov 1456. Marjory (daughter of Alexander (of Dunbeath) Sutherland and Katherine Chalmers, daughter of Alexander (of Dunbeath) Sutherland and Marion (Or Mariotta) (De Ile) Macdonald) was born about 1436; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Doug Hickling writes:
"I found an article by Andrew B. W. MacEwen entitled "Marjory
Sutherland, Countess of Caithness and Orkney," appearing in the Spring1999
issue of THE GENEALOGIST, beginning at page 84. In very convincing style,
MacEwen goes through a considerable amount of documentary evidence toprove that Marjory Sutherland, the daughter of Alexander (of Dunbeath)Sutherland, and who married William (3rd Earl of Orkney & Caithness)Sinclair, was not the daughter of Marion or Mariota MacDonald or Ile, butrather one of many children whom Alexander had by his lifelong liaison,beginning in the early 1420s, with Catherine Chalmers. You show her asKatherine Chalmers in your gedcom. The article points out that AlexanderSutherland of Dunbeath and
Marion had only one child together, named Marion apparently after hermother.
In fact, Marion was the only legitimate child of Alexander and Marion
MacDonald (Ile). The daughter Marion married William, Thane of Cawdor."