. The Scottish nation; or, The surnames, families, literature, honours, and biographical history of the people of Scotland. id,their eldest son and successor, died, unmarried, in 1584, andwas succeeded hy his son Walter. The latter married Mary,eldest daughter of Sir James Balfour, and sister of the firstLord Balfour of Burleigh. His eldest son, James, died unmarried. His second son, Michael, was, hy King Charles I., createda knight baronet, July 27, 1629. The patent was in favourof Sir Michael and his heirs male, but does not appear in theIndex to the Register of the Great Seal. This, however
. The Scottish nation; or, The surnames, families, literature, honours, and biographical history of the people of Scotland. id,their eldest son and successor, died, unmarried, in 1584, andwas succeeded hy his son Walter. The latter married Mary,eldest daughter of Sir James Balfour, and sister of the firstLord Balfour of Burleigh. His eldest son, James, died unmarried. His second son, Michael, was, hy King Charles I., createda knight baronet, July 27, 1629. The patent was in favourof Sir Michael and his heirs male, but does not appear in theIndex to the Register of the Great Seal. This, however, isnot uncommon. Sir Michael died about 1642. By his wife,Ann Brown, he had a son, Colonel Charles Arnot, who hada charter under the great seal to him and his spouse, Helen,daughter of James Reid of Pitlithie, of the barony of Arnotand Scotlandwell united, dated July 31, 1643. He died about1670. His father, Sir Michael, appears to have built the Towerof Arnot, Kinross-shire, now in ruins. A shield cut in thestone in the peak of the wall, is supposed to have a lion ram-Dant in the centre,—the royal arms of The following is the lintel, bearing date 1632, with thecoats of arms and initials of Sir Michael Arnot and his wife,Dame Ann Brown o
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