Volume 1 - Electric Scotland

l\iv JAMi;:s .Joii-N".sTN!:. Vnr.N^:i:i; of jonxr^T.jNi;, \:
given to tlic Fnglijli and surrciu'oriiig to tlieiu "ni.s place of T.;it.br,v\vaM,
and aho an iuft-ftiacnt to "William Cnrlyle of all Lis I'atlier's lands except
the conjunct fee of Pai.io Jouet Cliarteris, spouse of Lord Cailyli.', for which
Lord Cailyle vas obliged to pa\- the aix-l\bisliop ISOU uieiks Scvt.*, which
smu ho now discharges to Lord Curly le. His lordship engages to cause his sou
Willii'm to marry Jean John^tono at her perfect age, or if she should chance
t'^ die, any other daughter of the same parents. Lord Carlyle also engaged
to iuFeft Jean Johnstone presently in his Lands of Petiuanc iu Lanarkshire
under redemption ; and tlie arL-hbishop promised to maiiitain Lord Carlyle
in all his lawful actions.^ From the terms of this v.-ril it is nt>t absolutely
certain whether James Johnstone, younger of .3uhas;i)ue, were ti>en deceased
or not, but if not then dead, he died shortly after.
Ho married Margaret Hamilton, daughter of John Harnillou of Samueh
stoit, natural brother of the Ecgev.t Arrau.- They had issue one son and
one daughter.
L John Jolnistone, who succecdod his grandfather of the same name in the
year 1.5G7, and of whom a memoir follows.
I. Jean, contracted in Eiarriago to Williain, eldest son of Michael, Lord
Carlyle. William died in IC' 7 2, leaving i^ue one daughter, Elizabeth,
who afterwards married Sir James Douglas of Parkhead. Jean John-
stone, Lady Carlyle, survived her husband, and was still liferentrix of
the lands of Keliiead in 1577.-'
1 Anii.-.u'l.i'.e Peerag-.;Miti';tes of Evidouco ' Two daiigliters are sometinios o'signcd
(1S70), Hh 4.5, 40. by genealogists to this James Johnstone,
M.irgaret luarriod to Sir Rolx-rt Dougl.is of
' In May l.^.ji! she marriiJ, secondly, Pavivl Cosehogill, and Jean, iiiariied to William
Douglas of Cockbnrusiiatli, sou of .Sir Ge^iK'o Livingstone of Jerviawood. There was a
IV-uglr.s of rittcodrlcLli, and titular sevoi^th Xichola Johiistoue, -nife of ilobert Douglas
Karl of Angus ; aud after his death in June of CoscliogiU in lo'o [[legi.3trum Magni
l-5.")7 she married, thirdly, Sir Patrick White- Sigilli, vol. iv. No. 21-i5], but it is not stated
Liw of that ilk, who 'lied before 1j71. who she iras.