The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

2 1)0 JAMICS GRANT, SKVENXn OF FRKUCHIE. [l(iC:v
1. Ludiivick, wlio succecdt'd liis fatlior as (>iL;litli Laird of Fi-cucliic.
2. Patrick, ^vlH) -was provided to tlic lands of Wester Elchics, and
became progenitor of tlie second family of (Irants of AVester
Elchies. A separate pedigree of this family is given in this work.
The daughters were
1. Anna, who married, in IGG-l, Sir Patrick ( )gilvie of l)o'. ne, Lii the
county of Banff,' and had issue. An armorial stone, originally at
Boyne, now at C'ullen House, bears tlie arms of ( )gilvie and.
Grant impaled, with the date of IGGS."
2. Mary, who married, before 1GG9, Sir Alexandei' Hamilton of Haji'^s,
in the county of Lanark. Li that year Mary Grant, in conjunc-
tion with her husband, pursued her brother Ludovlck before the
Lords of Council and Session for her tocher of twelve thousand
merks, and obtained decreet in her ftvour."'' They had issue.
3. Margaret, wdio married Roderick ]\Iackcnzie of Piedcastle, and had
issue.
The Laird had also a natural daugliter, who was married to S\\evn
Grant in Ballintome, to whom a legacy of X'200 Scots was jiald on the
death of her father.^
' HousthflJ Accimiits for 16lJ4, at Castle Grant. ' History of tlic Jlai-kenzies, by Alt-xainLr
- Inforuiatioa by the Earl of Scalu-ld. Mackenzie, p. -100.
2 Original l.lecreet, elated tjth February 1000, ' Hiniseli