Earls of Linlithgow
Earls of Callendar
Viscounts Kilsyth
Earls of
Part 1
Sir John Livingston, of Callendar, k.a. Homildon Hill 14 Sep 1402; m.1st a dau of
Menteith of Kerse; m.2nd ca 1381 Agnes, dau
of Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith
[by 1st m.]:
1a) Sir Alexander, of Callendar, d.1451; m. a dau of
1b) James, cr 1458 Lord
1c) James, 2nd Lord
Livingston, d.1497
2c) Alexander; m.NN
1d) James, 3rd Lord
Livingston, d.before 2 Mar 1503; m.1st by 1472 Beatrice [or
Elizabeth], dau of Lord Fleming; m.2nd Agnes Houston; Scots Peerage,
sub Livingston, des not mention the 1st marriage, though it mentions
it sub Fleming; sub Livingston it says that the children were by Agnes Houston;
GEC says that his son William was by the first marriage
1e) William, 4th
Lord Livingston, d.1514 [per Scots Peerage; GEC says before
1f) Alexander, 5th
Lord Livingston, d.1549/51; m.1st Janet Stewart (dsp); m.2nd
Agnes, dau of John Douglas, 2nd Earl of Morton; m.3rd
Jeanne de Piedefer
1g) John, Master of
2g) William, 6th
Lord Livingston, d.1592; m.before 1 Oct 1553 Agnes, dau of 3rd Lord
Fleming, gdau of King James IV; Scots Peerage says that it is unknown whether
Janet survived her husband; GEC says that she appears to have been murdered
shortly before 18 Oct 1597
1h) Alexander, 7th
Lord Livingston, cr 1600 Earl of Linlithgow, Lord Livingston and Callendar [S],
d.24 Dec 1621; m.ca 1584 Lady Helen Hay
1i) John, Master of
2i) Alexander, 2nd
Earl of Linlithgow, d.1648; m.1st ca 1611 Lady Elizabeth Gordon
(d.Jul 1616); m.2nd ca 1620 Lady Mary
1j) George, 3rd Earl
of Linlithgow (Jul 1616-1 Feb 1690); m.1st
1k) George, 4th Earl
of Linlithgow, d.7 Aug 1695; m. Hon. Henrietta Sutherland
2k) Alexander, suc his uncle 1685 as 3rd Earl of Callendar,
d.Dec 1692; m.Lady Anne Graham (d.ca
1l) James, 4th Earl
of Callendar, suc his uncle 1695 as 5th
Earl of Linlithgow, attainted 1716, dspms
1m) Anne (bap
2m) James, Lord Livingston (
2l) Henriette, d.25 May 1738
3l) Mary, d.26 Mar 1734; m.1717
James Graham of Airth
3k) Henrietta, d.ca Oct 1683;
m.Jul 1666 Robert Makgill, 2nd Viscount of Oxfurd
[or Oxenford] (20 May 1651-Dec 1705)
2j) Alexander, suc his uncle 1674 as 2nd Earl of Callendar, dspl Aug 1685; m.ca 1663 Lady Mary Hamilton (d.1705), later
wife of 3rd Earl of Findlater
1k)
[illegitimate] Sir Alexander Livingston, of Glentirran,
cr Baronet [S] 1685, with remainder to heirs male whatsoever, d.Jul 1698; he m.
___ Bartlewick
1l
– 4l) 4 sons, dvpsp
5l)
Sir James, 2nd Bt., d.30 Apr 1771; m.Helen (d.29 Mar 1767), dau and
heiress of Sir James Campbell of Ardkinglass, 2nd Bt.
1m)
Sir James CAMPBELL of Ardkinglass, 3rd Bt., d.21 Nov 1788; he took
surname
1n)
Sir Alexander, 4th Bt., d.1810; m.1792 Marianne Cheape
(d.23 Oct 1849), later wife of Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne
2m)
Mary; m.John Callander, of Craigforth; her descendant
inherited Ardkinglass
3j) [ex 2] Margaret, d.2 Nov
1674; m.1st Sir Thomas Nicolson of Carnock, 2nd Bt. (
4j) [ex 2] Eleanor
3i) James, cr 1633 Lord
Livingston of Almond [S],with remainder to heirs male forever, cr 1641 Earl of
Callendar, Lord Livingston and Almond [S]; in1647 he obtained power of
nomination of successors to his honors, which he seems to have exercised;
however, in 1660 he obtained a novodamus granting the remainder to his issue
male, and then to 1) his nephew Alexander Livingston, 2) his great-nephew
Alexander Livingston, 3) Alexander Livingston, son of Sir Alexander Livingston
of Dalderse; he was bur 25 Mar 1674; he had m.ca 1633
Margaret (d.30 Dec 1659), dau of James Hay, Lord Hay of Yester, and widow of
Alexander Seton, Earl of Dunfermline
4i) Anne, d.12 Nov 1632; m.22
Jun 1612 Alexander Montgomerie, 6th Earl of Eglinton (1588-7 Jan
1661)
5i) Margaret, d.ca 10 Dec 1651;
m.1609 John Fleming, 2nd Earl of Wigtown (d.7 May 1650)
2h) John, d.young
3h) Henry, d.young
4h) Sir George, d.ca 1616;
m.Margaret ___
1i) William, d.1649; m.NN
1j) Sir Alexander, d.May 1690;
m.Susanna
1k) [Sir] Alexander, de jure 2nd
Bt. (suc his first cousin, twice removed, Sir James
Livingston of Westquarter, below), but did not assume
the title, d.13 Nov 1720; m.1683 Henrietta Scott
1l) [Sir] George, of Bedlornie, de jure 3rd Bt., did not assume the
title; m.1722 Frances Kerr, dau of Lord [or Hon.] John Kerr [there is some
confusion over which John was her father]
2l) [Sir] Alexander, de jure 4th
Bt., did not assume the title, d.1766; m.1st Christian Hay; m.2nd
Margaret Murray
3l) James, d.1740
4l) [Sir] William, de jure 5th
Bt., did not assume the title, d.22 Feb 1769; m.Helen Parker
5l) Robert, d.1759; m.Isabella
Baillie
1m) Sir Alexander, 6th
Bt., assumed the title a few years after 1769; claimed Earldom of Callendar
1784; d.8 Apr 1795; m.1st Ann Atkinson (d.27 Dec 1778); m.2nd
1782 Jane Cranstoun (19 Feb 1745-7 Jul 1830), gdau of 5th Lord
Cranstoun à
7 sons by 1st m., 2 sons by 2nd m., of whom:
1n) Alexander Small, d.1790
2n) [3rd
son] Sir Thomas, 7th Bt. (
3n) George
Augustus, k.a.
4n) David,
k.a.
5n) Francis
6n) Thurstan, dspl; m.1st Susanna Dupuis; may have m.2nd
1808 Mrs Catherine Anne Ticehurst, née Dupuis
1o) [ex 2] Alexander, claimed
the Baronetcy, but was deemed to be illegitimate, there being questions about
his parents’ marriage; b.13 Jun 1809, d.20 Jan 1859
6l – 7l) two more sons
5h) William, of Westquarter, d.2 May 1607; per Scots Peerage he m.Mary Baillie
and had a son William who m.Helen
1i) Sir William, of Westquarter
2i) Sir James, of Westquarter, cr Baronet [S] 1699, with remainder to his
eldest son and his heirs male successive, d.27 Nov 1701; m.28 Jun 1690 Mary
(d.1705), dau of 2nd Duke of Hamilton, and widow of Alexander
Livingston, 2nd Earl of Calendar, and later wife of 3rd
Earl of Findlater; [note: early Burke’s editions said that this Baronetcy
was created 1625 for Hon. George Livingston, but that is incorrect; there was a
Livingstone Baronetcy cr on the 1625 date but it was a different one]
6h) Jean, d.15 Sep 1621; m.ca
1575/7 Alexander Elphinstone, 4th Lord Elphinstone (
7h) Margaret; m.1st
1581 Sir Lewis Bellenden; m.2nd 1595/8 Patrick Stewart, 2nd
Earl of Orkney (1568/9-beheaded
3g) Thomas, of Haining fl 1606; m.1st Agnes Crawfurd; m.2nd
Elizabeth Forrester; he had 7 sons and 2 daus by 1st m. and was
ancestor of the
4g)
5g) Janet, d.4 Oct 1599;
m.before
6g) Mary, d.after Apr 1579; m.6
Mar 1565 John Sempill, son of Lord Sempill (d.Apr 1579)
7g) Magdalen; m.1st
8g) Helen; m.ca 1553 James Wetherspune
9g)
2f) James
3f) William
4f) Margaret; m.John, 4th
Lord Hay of Yester (d.ca 1556)
2e)
3c) David
4c) Elizabeth, d.ca 1506;
m.before 1464 John Macdonald, Earl of Ross and Lord of the Isles (ca 1435- )
5c) Euphemia; m.1st
before
6c) Marion; m.before 1478
William Crichton, 3rd Lord Crichton (d.before
2b) Alexander, executed 22 Jan
1450; m.Elizabeth Hepburn à issue, including the Livingstons
of Dunipace, presumably including:
…..
Sir David Livingstone, of
Dunipace, cr Baronet [S] 1625, with remainder to heirs male whatsoever,
d.1631/4; m. before
1a) John, apparently survived his
father, but having inherited nothing from him apparently never assumed the
title; the Baronetcy became dormant and seems never to have been claimed again
3b) Janet; m.Sir Robert Bruce of
Airth
4b)
2a) Robert à issue, including
3a) John à issue, including
4a) James
[by 2nd m.]:
5a) William, of Kilsyth, d.1459;
m.Elizabeth de Caldcotis [Caldecott?]
1b) Edward, of Kilsyth, d.1482;
he is said to have m. a dau of Lord Erskine, but Scots Peerage states that this
may be a mistake
1c) William, of Kilsyth, k.a.
1d) William, of Kilsyth,
d.before
1e) William, dvp; m.Marion
Forrester
1f) William, of Kilsyth,
d.1595/6; m.Lady Christian Graham
1g) Sir William, of Kilsyth,
d.1626/7; m.1st Antoinette de Bord; m.2nd
ca 1615 Margaret Houston
[by 1st
m.]:
1h) Sir William, dvp 1614/5; m.ca
1607 Lady Anna Fleming
1i) William, of Kilsyth (bap
1j) William, of Kilsyth, d.Jan
1647
2j) Margaret; m.Andrew
Rutherfurd
3j) Christian, d.Mar 1664; m.ca
1646 James Makgill, Viscount of Oxfurd (d.5 May 1663)
2h) Christian; m.ca 1606 George
Forrester, Lord Forrester of Corstorphine (d.1652)
[by 2nd
m.]:
3h) Sir James, of Kilsyth (
1i) James, 2nd
Viscount of Kilsyth, d.1706
2i) William, 3rd
Viscount of Kilsyth (
1j) [ex 1] William, d.an infant
2j) [ex 2] Barbara, d.young
3i)
4i) Anne (
4h) Margaret; m.Robert
2g) Christian; m.John Lawson of
Boghall
3g) Agnes
4g)
2e) Alexander
3e) Robert
4e) William (secundus?)
5e) James
6e) John
7e)
8e) Isabel; m.John
9e) Margaret; m.1st
Ninian Bruce of Kinnaird; m.2nd Alexander Baillie of Jerviswood
2d) John
3d) William (secundus)
2c) Alexander
3c) Patrick
4c) Robert
2b) William
3b) Alexander
Part 2
(Scots Peerage notes that this line is said to descend from
a younger son of Sir John Livingston of Callendar,but that there is no proof for this descent.)
Sir John Livingstone [or Levingston], of Kinnaird, cr
Baronet [S] 1627, with remainder to heirs male whatsoever, d.Mar 1628; m.Janet
Sproxton [per Complete Peerage sub Gorges; Sproxtoune,
per Complete Baronetage, sub
1a) Sir James, 2nd Bt., cr 1647 Viscount
Newburgh, with remainder to heirs male
of his body, cr 1660 Earl of Newburgh, Viscount of Kynnaird and Lord
Levingston of Flacraig, with remainder to heirs
whomsoever (ca 1622-4 Dec 1670); m.1st ca 1648 Catherine (dspm at
The Hague before Jul 1650), dau of Theophilus Howard, Earl of Suffolk, and
widow of George Stuart, Lord d’Aubigny; m.2nd Anne (bap 10 Aug
1637-bur 26 May 1692), dau of Sir Henry Poole, Bt.
1b) Charles, 2nd Earl
of
1c) Charlotte Maria, 3rd
Countess of
[by 1st m.]:
1d) Anne Clifford (1715-28 Apr 1793); m.John Joseph Mahony, Count Mahony
1e) Cecilia Carlotta Francisca
Anna Mahony (bap
2d) Frances Clifford; m.20 Sep 1738 William Middleton
[by 2nd m.]:
3d) James Bartholomew Radcliffe, 4th
Earl of Newburgh (
1e) Anthony
James, 5th Earl of Newburgh (Slindon 20 Jun 1757-29 Nov 1814);
m.London
2e) Anne (1758-26 Nov 1785)
4d) James Clement (
5d) Charles
6d) Charlotte, d.London 11 Mar
1800 [22 Mar 1800, per Scots Peerage], "usually stated to have died
unmarried" CP IX.518a; There is a
long-standing tradition in the family of Cadman of Westbourne House, that their
maternal ancestor George Goodwin (1749-1835) was the son of George Goodwin
(d.1757) and Lady Charlotte Radclyffe, who reputedly were married. However,
there is no evidence to support such a marriage, and there is evidence that the
younger George Goodwin's mother was in fact named Ann; m.?
7d) Barbara Joanna (bap
8d) Anne Thomasina (
9d) Mary
2a) Dorothy; m.23 Nov 1641 Charles Stanhope, Lord
Stanhope of Harrington (1595-1675)