The Elphinstone family book of the lords Elphinstone, Balmerino and Coupar . llows. 2. James Elphinstone, born 12th May 1512, was probably named after King James, and apparently died unmarried. 1. Elizabeth Elphinstone, was probably named after her mother, Elizabeth Barlow. She was born on 25th April 1508. She married Sir David Somerville ofPlane, and had issue sons and daughters. 2. Euphemia Elphinstone. She was born 11th May 1509. She married John Bruce of Cultmalindie, and had issue sons and daughters. 3. Mary Elphinstone, born 2Sth April 1510, and died unmarried in Stirling. 4. Barbara Elp
The Elphinstone family book of the lords Elphinstone, Balmerino and Coupar . llows. 2. James Elphinstone, born 12th May 1512, was probably named after King James, and apparently died unmarried. 1. Elizabeth Elphinstone, was probably named after her mother, Elizabeth Barlow. She was born on 25th April 1508. She married Sir David Somerville ofPlane, and had issue sons and daughters. 2. Euphemia Elphinstone. She was born 11th May 1509. She married John Bruce of Cultmalindie, and had issue sons and daughters. 3. Mary Elphinstone, born 2Sth April 1510, and died unmarried in Stirling. 4. Barbara Elphinstone was born 22nd August 1513. She died being a chyld. i It was on the 9th of the following month of September that her father fellat Flodden. in the National Mss. of England, vol. ii. No. ii. are dated 20th September 1513. [Ibid. Nos. A further description of the battle is given iv. v. and vi.]in three letters from Thomas Eiithall, bishop of Durham, to Almoner Wolsey, one of which Birthday Book, in Elphinstone charter-is a copy without date, and the other two margaret tudor, queen of scotland. 51 The Princess Margaret Tudor, consort of King James the Fourth of Scotland, who were both Eoyal Benefactors of Alexander, FIRST Lord, and Elizabeth, Lady Elphinstone. 1489-1539. The important part which Queen Margaret had in forming the destinies ofthe Elphinstone family has been already indicated in the foregoing memoirof Alexander, first Lord Elphinstone. To her and her husbands initiativeand influence, the marriage of that Elphinstone nobleman with ElizabethBarlow, her favourite maid of honour, is to be attributed. To her influenceand patronage also, there cannot be a doubt, the creation of the peerage ofElphinstone, the grant of the great barony of Kildrummy in Aberdeenshire,and the bestowal of many other royal favours to the first Lord Elphinstoneand his wife, must be largely traced. On these accounts some more specialnotice of Queen Margaret appended to the memoir of
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