A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries[With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . RD SETON Lord Kingstone, tutor to my Ld Setouns bairnes, to have them sent back to thepublict schoolis, and to get a qualified minister for the said kirk. Nov. 2, 1653. Above application renewed to Ld Kingstone, and a letter orderedto be written to L. Eglintoun upon the same subject. Nov. 8, 1654. Same sort of application ordered to be made to Lord K. anentye education of the Lord Setouns bairnes, House of 23. George, Lord Seto
A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries[With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . RD SETON Lord Kingstone, tutor to my Ld Setouns bairnes, to have them sent back to thepublict schoolis, and to get a qualified minister for the said kirk. Nov. 2, 1653. Above application renewed to Ld Kingstone, and a letter orderedto be written to L. Eglintoun upon the same subject. Nov. 8, 1654. Same sort of application ordered to be made to Lord K. anentye education of the Lord Setouns bairnes, House of 23. George, Lord Seton {pb. vit. patris). As already stated, George, Lord Seton, the eldest surviving son of George, third Earl of Winton,was born 15th May 1613. He mar-ried, in 1639, Lady Henrietta Gordon(paternally Seton), second daughterof George, second Marquis of Huntly,2by whom he had four sons :— 1. George, born 4th May 1642,who succeeded his grandfather asfourth Earl of Winton, in December1650. 2. Alexander, born 21st January1644, and died without issue before1673. 3. Christopher, born 15th April1645, and died unmarried. 4. Francis, died an infant, aged two 1 These extracts are from a folio MS. at BrechinCastle, containing the records of The Provin-ceall Assemblie of Lothian and Tweddell, andwere transcribed for me, several years ago, bythe late Andrew Jervise. 2 Anno 1641. The Marquis of Huntly takiscours with the Marques of Argyll, and wodsetisto him the Lordships of Lochaber and Bade-noch, for the relief of his two daughters tochergood, viz., to the Earl of Perth, with LadyAnna, his eldest daughter, tne sum of 30,000 lib.; and to the Lord Seytoun, married to LadyHenrietta, his second daughter, 40,000 her sister Lady Anna, Lady Henriettawas a Roman Catholic. Both thir ladyesmarriages were drawn on be their uncle theEarle of Argyle, who was also cautioner fortheir tocher goods.—Spaldings Memorials ofthe Trubles in Scotland and England, 1624-45,ii. 7, and i. 178. Fr
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