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 296 HUNTLY. subsequently before 1475 (solemnized 12 May 1470), Elizabeth, widow of Andrew (Gray), 1st Loud Okay [S.J da! of William (Hay . 1st Karl hp Ghkoix [S.], I.y Beatrix, da. of James (Douglas), Lotto Dalkeith [S.] He at Stirling between 11 July 1502, and 30 Jan. 1-302/3, and was fair, at Cambuskeuneth.(a) III. 1502 ? o. Alexander (Gordon), Earl op Huntly [S.], s. and h. by (the 1st wife) the Lady Ailuabella abovenamed ; b. about 1 1 <J0 ; sue. to the Earldom [S.] before 30 Jan. 1502,3, and obtained considerable grant* from the Crown. P.C. [S.] ; was in command at the battle of Fludden, 9 .Sep. 1513, being one ill the few Scotch nobles who survived that defeat ; one of the council of Urgency, 1517, and Lieut, of all Scotland, 1518. He m. firstly (contract 11 Oct. 1474), Jane, 1st ,1a. of John (STEWART), 1st EARL OF Atiiolk [S.], by his first wife, Margaret, da. of Archibald (DouuLas), 6th Karl of Douglas [S.j He m. secondly, between 1500 an I 27 July loll, Elizabeth, Dow. Daronkss GlaMIs [S.]. 1st da. of Andrew (Uiiav), 3 I Lord Gray [S.], by his first wife, Janet, da. and h. of ttobert Kkitu. lie (/. at I'erth, 21 Jan. 1523/4. and was bur. at the Dominican Friara th^re. His widow /«. thirdly, before 9 Jan. 1525 6 (as second of his five wives) Oeorge (Lkslik), Karl ok KoTBBS [S.], who d. 28 Nov. 1558. [John - Gordon, styled Loud Gordon, 2d but 1st surv, k. and h. a p. by first wife. Hem. before 20 April 1510, Margaret Stkwart, illegit da. ,,f King James IV. [S.], by Margaret DrI'mmond ( b ;, Spinster. He </. v.p. 5 Dec. 1517, at the Abbey of Kinloss and was bur. there. His widow m. Sir John DhOM.mOND, of Inuerpelliy.] IV. 1524 4. George (Gordon), Karl of Hunti.y [S.], grandson j 0 and h., being s. and b. of John Gordon, styled Lord Gordon and Margaret his wife both abovenumed, b. 1513 ; sue. to the 1562. Earldom [S.j, 10 Jan. 1523/4. He was one of the most power- ful noblemen of that period. P.C. and one of the Regents [S.], during the King's absence in 1536. Lieut.-Gen. of the North, defeating the English at Haddenrig, 24 Aug. 1542 ; one of the t,,ur persons named as Regent [S-], in the King's will, 1542 ; High Chancellor [S.], 1510; was in command and was taken prisoner at i'inkie, 10 Sep. 154,, but es a;ed 111 1548. Knight of the Order of St. Michael of France, 1518. Had a grant of the Earldom oj Moray [S.], 13 Feb. 1548/9 (which had re.-erted to the crown 12 June 1544), becoming, apparently, thereby KAUL Ob" MORAY [S.J His continued wavering between the parties of the old and new faith lost him the confidence of the Queen, who, by charter 30 Jan. 1501/2. bestowed the lCarldom of Moray on her illegit. br. James Stewart. This caused the revolt of Lord Huntly who was slain by the Queen's forces, under the newly created Earl of Moray, at Corricbie, Oct. 1502. His body was brought to Holyrood( c ), wherein Pari. 28 May 1503, an act of attainder was pasted whereby all his honours became, lorfeiled. He hi. Elizabeth, sister of William, 4 th Earl Marischal [S.]. 1st da. of Robert Keith, sli/led Loan Id mi, by Elizabeth, da. of John (Douglas), 2d Earl ok Morton [S.] She survived him. [Alexander Gordon, styled Lord Gordon, 1st s. ntid li. np. Hi in. Margaret, 2d da. of Jame3 (Hamilton), 2d Earl of Arran [3.], Due de Chatell- herault in France, the well known Kkgknt [S.] Ho d. v.p. and s.p. between IS Sep. 1552, and 11 Aug. 1553.] V. 1565. 5. George Gordon, styled Lord Gordon (since 1553), 2d('') but 1st surv. s. and h., was convicted of treason and sentenced (a) Catherine, his eldest da., was m. by order of JauieB IV. [S.J in 1490 to Perkin AVarbeck, the Pretender to the Kingdom of England. (>>) See vol. iii., p. 174, note "»," s«6 " Drummoud," ns to this Margaret Drummond. (°) His body was subsequently placed in the vault of the chapel royal at Holy rood, being then removed to the Hlackfi iars Monastery, where it lay uuburieU till April 1506, when it was tran>poited to the Gordon vault in Llgiu cathedral. ( d ) The 3d son, Sir John Gordon, alius Ogilvie, was said to have aspired to the hand of Mary, Queen of Scot«. He was taken (with his father) at Corrichie 28 and was executed 31 Oct. 1582, at Aberdeen.