William Lindsay of Pyotston (-March 1546-47) |
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| Married:3 | Isobel Logan (-before 16 December 1562) | ||||
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| Children with Isobel Logan: | ||
| David Lindsay of Pyotston (-1599)4 | ||
| Patrick Lindsay (-1577), burgess of Crail5 | ||
| Henry Lindsay (-after 1 July 1584)6 | ||
| John Lindsay (-before 12 July 1580), merchant and burgess of Cupar7 | ||
| Alexander Lindsay (-after 1584)8 | ||
| Jean Lindsay (-after 1572)9 | ||
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| Died:10 | March 1546-47 | |||
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| He was the second son of Patrick, fourth Lord Lindsay, and had a charter of the lands of Pyotston from his father, in succession to his brother David, killed at Flodden, on 19 May 1514, which was confirmed to him and Isobel Logan his spouse by John, Lord Lindsay of the Byres, on 26 May 1529.11 | ||
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