John Graham of Glenny (-) |
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| Father:1 | William Graham of Duchray (-in or before 1618) | ||
| Mother:2 | Christine McFarlane (-) | ||
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| Married:3 | before 1622 | Katherine Stewart (-) | |||
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| Children with Katherine Stewart: | ||
| Walter Graham of Gallingad (-)4 | ||
| John Graham (-)5 | ||
| Anna Graham (-)6 | ||
| Mary Graham (-)7 | ||
| William Graham of Polder and Gartmore (-December 1684)8 | ||
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| He is styled ' fiar of Duchray ' in 1613. He acquired Glenny, and is styled ' of Glenny ' in a writ of 7 November 1615. He was retoured heir to his father in Duchray, Easter and Wester, on 30 October 1618. In 1621 he is styled John Graham of Polder, and granted an annualrent from Over Glenny to his brother Walter. In 1622, he, with consent of Katherine Stewart, his wife, sold Duchray to Thomas Graham in Inchrie, apparently his uncle, and John, his son. About 1644 he purchased Gallingad in Dumbartonshire, and received a commission against criminals in the shires of Stirling and Dumbarton and the Lennox. He was also on the Committee of War for Perthshire.9 | ||
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