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Families covered: Pitcairn of Forthar, Pitcairn of Innerethy, Pitcairn of Pitcairn

John de Pitcarne and Innerethy (a 1250)

Piers de Pitcarne and Innerethy (a 1292)

John de Pitcarne and Innerethy (a 1312)

Walter de Pitcarne and Innerethy (a 1368)

Thomas Pitcairn, 5th of Pitcairn and Innerethy (a 1415)

(1)

Henry Pitcairn, 6th of Pitcairn and Innerethy (a 1420)

m. Marion de Taillefer

(A)

Henry Pitcairn, 7th of Pitcairn and Innerethy (a 1426)

(i)

Alexander Pitcairn of that ilk, 8th of Pitcairn and Innerethy (a 1454)

(a)

George Pitcairn of that ilk, 9th of Pitcairn

((1))

Henry Pitcairn of that ilk and of Forthar, 10th of Pitcairn (a 1456)

m. Elizabeth Ramsay (a 1460, heiress of Ramsay)

((A))

Henry Pitcairn of that ilk and of Drongy, 11th of Pitcairn (d by 1528)

m. Egidia/Gelis Melville (dau of William Melville, 3rd of Raith)

((i))

David Pitcairn of that ilk and of Forthar, 12th of Pitcairn (d before 1582/1593)

m. (1528) Elizabeth (or Isabella) Durie (probably dau of John Durie of Durie)

((ii))

John Pitcairn of Pitlour

((iii))

Catherine Pitcairn

m. John Bollingold

((iv))

Marjory Pitcairn

m. Robert White of Balnethil and Kilgraston

((B))

Patrick Pitcairn

((C))

David Pitcairn, Archdeacon of Brechin (a 1515)

((D))

Elizabeth Pitcairn

m. Sir John Ramsay (father of Sir James of Dounfield)

((E))

Margaret Pitcairn (d 1520)

m. David Moray of Ochtertyre (d 1506)

((F))

Isabella Pitcairn

m. (before 1480) Patrick Lindsay of Kirkforthar, 4th Lord of the Byres (d 1526)

((G))

Catharine Pitcairn

m. David Baldingwall

((2))

Thomas Pitcairn

((3))

John Pitcairn

((4))

Robert Pitcairn

(b)

James Pitcairn, 9th of Innerethy

m. Alicia

((1))

Andrew Pitcairn, 10th of Innerethy (d Flodden 09.09.1513)

((A))+

7 sons all died at Flodden (09.09.1513)

((H))

James Pitcairn, 11th of Innerethy

Ranulf de Pitcarne

Duncan de Pitcarne

Robert de Pitcarne

Main sources: 'The History of the Fife Pitcairns' by Constance Pitcairn, published by William Blackwood and Sons, Edinburgh & London, 1905.
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