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Margaret Fleming

Birthabt 1520 - Biggar, [parish], Lanarkshire, Scotland
Death15 Mar 1586 - Kincardine Castle, Auchterarder Perthshire, Scotland
MotherLady Elizabeth Elspeth Stewart Countess Methven
FatherWilliam Sutherland

Born in Biggar, [parish], Lanarkshire, Scotland on abt 1520 to William Sutherland and Lady Elizabeth Elspeth Stewart Countess Methven. Margaret Fleming married Thomas Lord of the Sessions Erskine and had 3 children. She passed away on 15 Mar 1586 in Kincardine Castle, Auchterarder Perthshire, Scotland.

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William Sutherland
1509 - 1543
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Lady Elizabeth Elspeth Stewart Countess Methven
1507 - 1580
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Thomas Lord Of The Sessions Erskine
1512 - 1551
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Thomas Erskine
1544 - 1551
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Lord Thomas Erskine
1542 - 1549
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Thomas Kellie Erskine
1510 - Unknown
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Malie Margaret Young
1535 - 1570
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Margaret Mar
1533 - 1627
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Margaret Marr
1533 - 1627

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