Patrick Balfour family tree » Lady Mary Young Lady (1623-1690)

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   Lady Mary Young<br>Birth names: Lady Mary of Clan YoungLady Mary Young<br>Also known as: Lady Mary YoungLady Mary of Clan Young<br>Gender: Female<br&gt;Birth: 1623<br>Marriage: Circa 1639 - Argyll, Scotland, United Kingdom<br>Death: Sep 16 1690 - Larne, Antrim, County Antrim, Ireland<br>Burial: Antrim Parish, Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom<br>Parents: Unknown, Elizabeth (born Arbuthnott)<br>Spouses: John Lamont Baron of Knockdow, 14th Chief of Clan Lamont, Francis Auchihuif Duguid<br>Children: John Lamont Sitlington, William Lamont - White, Hugh Lamont - Green, Sir Andrew Lamont - Young<br>  Additional information:
   
   LifeSketch: Mary Young, from Angus, did not marry John Lamont of Aye. People keep changing this record yet a source is never attached. It is purely fantasy. Read Hugh Young's life of Sir Peter Young or Douglas Young';s Youngs of Scotland. The Youngs of Auldbar had not
   LifeSketch: Lady Mary Young is not connected to Auldbar or Easter Seaton. There is no relation, whatsoever, regardless of what is written about Mary being from Auldbar. There is no relation to Sir James of Easter Seaton or his son Sir Peter Young II of Auldbar. emple, written in 1924, she mentions the Youngs of Bunbert and the Youngs of Dunbar. The Semples and the Lamonts - Youngs/Sitlingtons were neighbors and friends in Antrim, No. Ireland.relate.org/wiki/Family:John_Lamont_and_Mary_Young_%281%29 the people of Antrim. The Semple's and other residents of Antrim knew our Mary, and what had happened to her family in Castle Toward. on for generations, even centuries. The story of the Lamont - Youngs/Sitlingtons was passed down through the generations in Antrim. her concerning Lamont - Young genealogy. Mary Young Lamont actually does belongs to. hase of Auldbar, had been living in Antrim, Northern Ireland for 25 years. She knows nothing about Auldbar. It is not part of her story. Mary left Scotland, Castle Toward, with her four sons in 1646 during an attack (The Dunoon Massacre) by Clan Campbell. She goes to Antrim, No. Ireland and stays there in Antrim until her death in 1690. She never returns to Scotland. is the daughter of Sir James Young of Easter Seaton. This is not a fact. Sir James inherits Easter Seaton from his father, Sir Peter Young I. Church records provide evidence of only three children that are connected to Sir James of Easter Seaton. Mary is not one of them. She has not been found in any church records whatsoever. This fact has been researched meticulously.n Lamont Baron of Knockdow, 14th Chief of Clan Lamont of Argyll and Bute. e: John Lamont Baron of Knockdow, 14th Chief of Clan Lamont names his oldest son 'John' (Jr.) after himself, and names his youngest son 'Andrew'. John Jr. then names HIS son Andrew. It can be confusing when you read of 'Andrew' as relation to John Jr. Lamont - Sitlington, is it brother or son? You see this a lot as the Youngs and Sitlingtons migrate to America. You need to pay close attention as you go through the generations. It truly is touching how they remember their heritage through this naming pattern.

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• Day of death September 16, 1690

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