Duncan Grant (1566-1582),[6] his eldest son by Margaret Stewart, who died in his lifetime. Duncan married Margaret Mackintosh. Their son, John Grant, became Laird of Freuchie.[7]
Patrick Grant of Rothiemurchus, to whom he passed the Muckrach estate
Elizabeth, Elspeth, or Isobel. She was betrothed to William Fraser of Stowie, married and divorced John Leslie of Balquhain, and married William Cuming of Inverallochy
Grissel Grant, who married Patrick Grant, younger of Ballindalloch
Margaret Grant, who married Alexander Gordon of Beldornie
Katherine Grant
Marjory Grant
Barbara Grant, betrothed to Robert Munro, younger of Fowlis, married Colin Mackenzie of Kintail
Helen Grant, betrothed to Donald McAngus McAlester younger of Glengarry.[8]
After his death on 3 June 1585, his widow Janet Leslie was required to surrender various items to John Grant, his grandson. These included a chain of gold, gold bracelets, a cloak of French black with velvet facings, a black satin doublet, a pair of silk breeches, and a gilt clock.[9] Janet Leslie later married James Elphinstone, a son of Alexander Elphinstone, 2nd Lord Elphinstone. She was known as Janet Leslie, Lady Naughton from her first marriage.[10]
↑ William Fraser, The chiefs of Grant: Memoirs, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1883). p. 152 and plate.
↑ James Clark, Genealogical collections concerning families in Scotland by Walter Macfarlane (Edinburgh: SHS, 1900), p. 111.
↑ William Fraser, The chiefs of Grant: Memoirs, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1883), pp. 153-5.
↑ William Fraser, The chiefs of Grant: Memoirs, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1883), pp. 153-4.
↑ William Fraser, The chiefs of Grant: Memoirs, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1883). pp. 150-1.
↑ William Fraser, The chiefs of Grant: Memoirs, vol. 1 (Edinburgh, 1883), p. 153.
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