Die Geschichte der Familie von Seton während der acht Jahrhunderte [mit Platten, einschließlich Portraits, Abbildungen, Faksimiles, eine Bibliographie und genealogischen Tabellen.]. desselben Jahres. Er verheiratete Dame BarbaraHamilton, Tochter von James, Earl ofArran, Herzog von Chatelherault und Gover- noch von Schottland, hatte aber kein Problem. Hiswidow verheiratet, zweitens, James, LordFleming. 2. George, fünfter Earl von Huntly. 3. Sir John Gordon, auf denen Alex-ander Ogilvy der ilk Die estatesof Findlater und Deskford, im Jahre 1545, und die Erben von seinem Körper, die nicht an seine Brüder, William James, andAdam, auf dem c beigelegt

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A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries [With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . thesame year. He married Lady BarbaraHamilton, daughter of James, Earl ofArran, Duke of Chatelherault, and Gover-nor of Scotland, but had no issue. Hiswidow married, secondly, James, LordFleming. 2. George, fifth Earl of Huntly. 3. Sir John Gordon, on whom Alex-ander Ogilvy of that ilk settled the estatesof Findlater and Deskford, in 1545, to him and the heirs of his body, whom failing to his brothers, William, James, andAdam, on the condition of their taking the name and arms of Ogilvy. SirJohn assumed that surname, and is said, although this is by no means clearlyestablished, to have married the daughter of Alexander Ogilvy. Thissettlement was the source of great animosity between the Gordons and theOgilvies. After his capture at Corrichie, Sir John Gordon was executed atAberdeen, on the 31st of October 1562, with much commiseration of thespectators, being a young man, adorned in body and mind with all the giftsof nature. He is said to have been one of the many aspirants to the hand. Maitland of Lethington, . 146. ADAM GORDON OF AUCHINDOUN 403 of Mary Stuart, and to have been loved entirely in return. The Queenwas compelled by the Earl of Moray to be an onlooker when the poorvictim was being led to the scaffold, where he was cruelly mangled by anunskilful executioner. 4. William, who, according to Gordons History, was designed Bishopof Aberdeen, and died at Paris before 1567 in the college of Bons Enfans. 5. James, a celebrated Jesuit, for fifty years Professor of Hebrew andDivinity at Paris, Rome, and elsewhere, who also closed his career in Paris, on Good Friday 1620, aged seventy-seven. 6. Sir Adam Gordon of Auchindoun, who, like his brother John, wastaken prisoner at Corrichie, but was pardoned on account of his youth.He afterwards took up arms in the cause of Queen Mary, which he longsteadfastly upheld

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