He is married to Eupham 2 Inglis.
They got marriedSources 1, 2
The East Neuk of Fife : its history and antiquities by Wood, Walter, 1812-1882 (Web links) Page 377 & 386
Page 377
David Betoun of Balfour, son of the last, had in 1614 a charter of the barony of Balfour. He married Margaret Wardlaw of Torrie, by whom he had John, his heir ; Robert, first laird of Bandon, to whom we return ; Andrew, who purchased Blebo from Hay in 1649, and died in 1663 (leaving Andrew, who suc- ceeded him) ; David ; Janet, who married Gilbert Campbell of Keithilk; Margaret, who married Sir Henry Wardlaw of Pitreavie ; and Agnes, who married, in 1630, Colville, brother of Cleish, afterwards Lord Colville. He was alive in 1663
Page 386
Immediately after passing Innergellie, we enter on the lands of Caiplie, formerly possessed by the Inglis’s of Tarvit
Alexander Inglis of West Tarvit is mentioned in 1443. He married, in 1480, Christian Balfour, relict of James, heir of William Bonar of Rossie. A brother, Thomas, is mentioned in 1497. Alexander Inglis of Tarvit and Carslogie, son of the last, is mentioned in 1503 and 1511. He died between 1513 and 1518.
Alexander Inglis of Tarvit, son of the last, was a minor at his father’s death; and John Inglis, probably his uncle, appears as tutor in 1518 and 1521. He has in 1513 a charter to part of ‘Caskelpy,’ which I take to be Couplie, the old spelling of which, however, in Wynton’s Chronicle is ‘Campeachy.' Alexander married Margaret Barclay of Innergellie, by whom he had Alexander, his heir; and probably a daughter, who married Nairne of Sandford. In 1540 he has a charter of Tarvit, Couplie, and half Bawburn, united into the barony of Tarvit. He was slain at Pinkie in 1547.
Alexander Inglis of Tarvit, son of the last, married, first, before 1549, Elizabeth Kemp, and, second, after 1569, Agnes Scott, relict of Dishington of Ardross, who survived him. His children were John, his heir; George, who died in 1596; Arthur; Alexander, who died in 1613; and Andrew, who died before 1607. In his charter of 1548, the lands are enumerated as Overton, Netherton, and Thirdpart (hence obviously the name) of Caiplie, with the mill and Easter Pitcorthie. He died c. 1590.
John Inglis of Tarvit, son of the last, married, before 1579, Elizabeth, daughter of David Carnegie of Colluthie, with a tocher of £4000 Scots. She was heiress of half Leuchars, which she conveyed to her father. By her he had Alexander, his heir ; David, who married the widow of Innervate (and had John, who died s.p. Eupham, who married James Callendar, apothecary in Cupar ; and Agnes, who married John King, writer) ; Eupham, who married Sir Andrew Balfour ; Agnes, who became the second wife of Gilbert Campbell of Keithilk ; Catherine, who married, first, Alexander Winchester of Kinglassie ; and, second, William Moncreiff of Randerston (and was the ancestress of George Martin of Clermont) ; Anna, who married Patrick Balfour ; and a daughter who married Campbell of Perse. He died between 1606 and 1610.
‘Inglis1' Index links to: Lead / Letter
Families covered: Inglis of Cramond, Inglis of Tarvit
(1) Wood reports a quartered arms for the following family with the Inglis arms being: "Az., a lion rampant; and in chief three stars arg.".
(2) A brother of Thomas (a 1497) was ...
Alexander Inglis of West Tarvit (a 1443)
m. (1480) Christian Balfour (relict of James, heir of William Bonar of Rossie)
1.Alexander Inglis of Tarvit & Carslogie (a 1513, d by 1518)
A.Alexander Inglis of Tarvit (d Pinkie 1547)
m. Margaret Barclay of Innergellie
i.Alexander Inglis of Tarvit (d c1590)
m1. (before 1549) Elizabeth Kemp
a.John Inglis of Tarvit (a 1606, d by 1610)
m. (15.11.1579?) Elizabeth Carnegie (dau of David Carnegie of Colluthie)
(1)Alexander Inglis, last of Tarvit (d before 1613)
m. _ Elphinstin (dau of _ Elphinston of that ilk)
(2)David Inglis
m. ?? ("the widow of Innerdovat")
(A)John Inglis (dsp)
(3)Eupham Inglis
m. James Callendar in Cupar (apothecary)
(4)Agnes Inglis
m. John King
(5)Eupham Inglis (2nd)
m. Sir Andrew Balfour
(6)Agnes Inglis (2nd)
m. Gilbert Campbell of Keithilk
(7)Catherine Inglis
m1. Alexander Winchester of Kinglassie
m2. William Moncreiff of Randerston
(8)Anna Inglis
m. Patrick Balfour
(9)daughter
m. _ Campbell of Perse
m2. (after 1569) Agnes Scott (relict of _ Dishington of Ardross)
Not clear which wife was mother of ...
b.+other issue - George (d 1596), Arthur, Alexander (d 1613), Andrew (d before 1607)
ii.(Helen) Inglis
m. (Alexander) Nairne of Sandford
2.John Inglis (a 1521, tutor of Tarvit)
A.Janet Inglis possibly fits here
m. (before 1509) John Melvill of Carnbee & Granton (d Flodden 1513)
3.daughter possibly of this generation
m. George Lindsay (a 1498)
BEB1841 reports that the arms of the following family was: "Az. a lion saliant arg. on a chief, or, three mullets of the field".
James Inglis in Edinburgh
1.John Inglis of Cramond (d 1637)
m. (12.10.1609) Sarah Morison (dau of John Morison, 1st of Prestongrange)
The next generation is supported by 'NisbetPlates' (1892, within 'Morison of Prestongrange', p136).
A.John Inglis of Cramond (b 25.08.1611, d 1684 or bur 01.04.1686, 2nd son)
m. (12.06.1632) Janet Ellis (dau of John Ellis of Southside)
i.John Inglis (dvp unm 20.06.1664)
ii.Sir James (John) Inglis, 1st Bart of Cramond (b 17.05.1660, d 06.12.1688)
m. (31.10.1682) Ann Houstoun (d 18.01.1721, dau of Sir Patrick Houstoun, 1st Bart of Houstoun)
a.Sir John Inglis, 2nd Bart of Cramond (b 1683-4, d 03.07.1771, postmaster general for Scotland)
m. Anne Cockburn (d 23.11.1772, dau of Adam Cockburn of Ormiston)
(1)Sir Adam Inglis, 3rd Bart of Cramond (dsp 09.11.1772)
m. (22.11.1766) Dorothea Primrose (d 03.12.1783, dau of James Primrose, 2nd Earl of Rosebery)
(2)Sir John Inglis, 4th Bart of Cramond (b c1716)
m. (by 1760) Christian Sinclair (d 15.07.1790, dau of Sir Robert Sinclair, Bart of Longformacus, by Christian Cockburn)
(A)Adam Inglis of Southfield (b c1760, dvp unm 01.09.1794)
(B)Anne Inglis (a 1828)
m. (06.04.1795) James Sandilands, 9th Lord Torphichen (b 15.11.1759, dsp 07.06.1815)
(3)Sir Patrick Inglis in Edinburgh, 5th Bart of Cramond (d unm 24.11.1817)
(4)Susan Inglis
BLG1886 (Cragie-Halkett of Cramond) suggests that Susan's mother was Susan Hamilton, dau of 4th Earl of Haddington, but that is not supported either by our Inglis sources or by TSP (Haddington).
m. (1734) John Craigie of Dumbarnie
(5)Christian Inglis
m. (1733) James Wauchope of Edmonston
(6)Margaret Inglis
m. John Erskine of Dun
(7)Anne Inglis
m. Hew Dalrymple, later Horn of West Hall (b 07.01.1717, dsp 26.07.1746)
(8)+other issue - Charles (Captain RN), Janet
b.Anne Inglis
m. (20.01.1704) Robert Drummond-Lundin of Lundin (b c1675, d 1716)
c.Janet Inglis (d 29.01.1760)
m. (15.11.1709) Sir John Clerk, 2nd Bart of Penicuik (b 08.11.1676, d 04.10.1755)
d.+other issue - Margaret (d young), Jacobina (d unm)
B.Sarah Inglis (b 06.10.1612)
m. (15.04.1635) John Macmorran of Meadowbank
C.Catherine Inglis (b 28.10.1613)
m. (06.01.1640) William Little of Liberton (d 1661)
D.+other issue - Archibald (b 05.07.1610, d infant), James (b 16.01.1616, d infant)
Main source(s):
(1) For upper section : 'East Neuk of Fife' (Walter Wood, 1887, p386+)
(2) For lower section : BEB1841 ('Inglis of Cramond'), TCB (vol 4, 'Inglis of Cramond, p349+')
[This lower section was originally launched within a Temp page on 09.12.05 and was amended on 11.01.15.]
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