. The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom . s de Lussan and Baroness de his death the French dukedom of Melfort becameextinct, while the title of Earl of Perth devolved on hisdistant kinsman, William Huntly Drummond, eleventhViscount Strathallan, who is descended from James,first Lord Maderty, second son of David, second LordDrummond. His pedigree will be fully treated under thetitle Strathallan. Creations.—Lord Drummond, 29 January 1487-88; Earlof Pert
. The Scots peerage; founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom . s de Lussan and Baroness de his death the French dukedom of Melfort becameextinct, while the title of Earl of Perth devolved on hisdistant kinsman, William Huntly Drummond, eleventhViscount Strathallan, who is descended from James,first Lord Maderty, second son of David, second LordDrummond. His pedigree will be fully treated under thetitle Strathallan. Creations.—Lord Drummond, 29 January 1487-88; Earlof Perth, 4 March 1605; Earl of Perth, Lord Drummond,Stobhall, and Montifex, 17 December 1687; in the Peerageof Scotland. Lord Perth, Baron Drummond of Stobhall, 26October 1747 ; in the Peerage of Great Britain. Arms (recorded in Lyon Register).—Or, three bars wavygules. 62 DRUMMOND, EARL OF PERTH Orest.—On a ducal crown a sleuthhound proper, collaredand leashed gules. Supporters.—Two savages, wreathed about the headand middle with oak leaves proper, each carrying a batonon his shoulder, and standing on caltraps. Motto.—Gang ivarily, [e. d.] STEWART, LORD PITTENWEEM. LEXANDER STEWART, second son of Sir AlanStewart of Darnley, gotfrom his elder brotherJohn, first Lord Darnley{see title Lennox), thelands of Dregairne orDreghorn in Cunning-ham, by charter dated13 May 1450.^ On 27June 1452 he had aconfirmation from theKing of the lands ofGalstoun, which hadalso been previouslygranted to him by hisbrother. Robert Stewart of Galston, probably son of the above,witnessed a charter of Sir John Maxwell of Calderwood 16February 1486-87,^ and also an instrument of resignation byJohn Ohawmer of Gatgirth 26 May 1487. He died sometime before 10 March 1504-5, previous to which date hisson Alexander was served heir to him.^ He had a son. Alexander Stewart of Galston, who was served heir tohis father Robert some time before 10 March 1504-5. Hewitnessed a charter of the Earl of Lennox 27 March
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