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john Grant

Birth1505 - Roxby,,Yorkshire,England
Death22 JUL 1593 - Yorkshire, England
MotherLady Elizabeth Margaret Ogilvy
FatherJohn "Red Bard" - Sir John Grant 2nd Laird of Freuchie

Born in Roxby,,Yorkshire,England on 1505 to John "Red Bard" - Sir John Grant 2nd Laird of Freuchie and Lady Elizabeth Margaret Ogilvy. john Grant married Jane Belford and had 11 children. He passed away on 22 JUL 1593 in Yorkshire, England.

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Parents
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John "Red Bard" - Sir John Grant 2Nd Laird Of Freuchie
1468 - 1528
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Lady Elizabeth Margaret Ogilvy
1470 - 1585
Spouse(s)
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Jane Belford
1509 - 1593
Children Show all
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George Frances Garren Grant
1534 - 1596
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Elizabeth Grant
1537 - 1596
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Christopher Grant
1540 - 1596
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John Grant`
1520 - 1593
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William Grant
1531 - 1596
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George Grant
1542 - 1567
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John Roy Grant
1541 - 1593
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Patrick 2Nd Of Glenmoriston Grant
1547 - 1581
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John Grant
1573 - 1640
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Isobella Grant
1518 - 1541
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John Grant
Unknown - 1657

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