Malcolm 3rd Lord Fleming[1]
Abt 1494 - 1547 (~ 53 years)-
Name Malcolm 3rd Lord Fleming Born Abt 1494 Cumbernauld, Lanarkshire, Scotland 
Gender Male Died 10 Sep 1547 Battle Of Pinkie Person ID I40186 My Genealogy Last Modified 20 Jun 2020
Father John 2nd Lord Fleming, b. Abt 1465, d. 1 Nov 1524, Assasinated (Age ~ 59 years) Mother Eupheme Drummond, b. 1467, d. May 1502, Poisoned (Age 35 years) Married Bef 5 May 1496 Family ID F15650 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Janet\Joan (Princess) Stewart, b. Abt 1500, Of Edinburgh, Mid-Lothian, Scotland , d. BET. 5 Oct 1560 - 20 Feb 1562/63 (Age ~ 63 years) Married 26 Feb 1524-1525 Children 1. James 4th Lord Fleming, b. 1534, d. 18 Dec 1558, Paris (Age 24 years)2. John 5th Lord Fleming, b. Abt 1535, Abt. 1529 , d. 6 Sep 1572, Biggar. Perhaps August 22, 1592 (Age ~ 37 years)3. Margaret Fleming, d. 15 Mar 1585/86 4. Elizabeth Fleming, b. Abt 1517 5. Janet Fleming, b. Abt 1527 6. Bridget Fleming, b. 1530 7. William Fleming, b. Abt 1532 8. Thomas Fleming, b. 1542 9. Mary Fleming, b. 1543 10. Agnes Fleming, b. Abt 1533, Biggar , d. Falkirk Last Modified 24 Jan 2013 Family ID F15649 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - During an eventful life, he was captured at Solway Moss in 1542 and marched to the Tower of London. Subsequently released with his son held hostage, Malcolm at first appeared to support Henry VIII's proposal to marry the English king's son to the infant queen Mary but then changed his position. Prior to his death on the battlefield at Pinkie in 1547, he started work building a collegiate church in Biggar, the last of its kind in Scotland.
THE COMPLETE PEERAGE
Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain & theUnited
Kingdom. Extant, Extinct or Dormant. By G. E. Cokayne. 2000,SuttonPublishing Ltd, Gloucester. Vol 2, (# V, page 532)
- During an eventful life, he was captured at Solway Moss in 1542 and marched to the Tower of London. Subsequently released with his son held hostage, Malcolm at first appeared to support Henry VIII's proposal to marry the English king's son to the infant queen Mary but then changed his position. Prior to his death on the battlefield at Pinkie in 1547, he started work building a collegiate church in Biggar, the last of its kind in Scotland.
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Sources - [S883] Hamish Maclaren.
- [S883] Hamish Maclaren.