Robert (Lundy) Lundie (abt. 1437)

Born about 1437 in Fife, Scotland

Ancestors

Descendants

Died [date unknown] in Markinch, Fife, Scotland

Biography

Robert Lundin or Lundie.^[1][2] was the second son of John Lundin of Lundin,^[1] and Elizabeth Lindsey. His parents married sometime after 21 January 1434/5.^[3]

Siblings

• 1. Sir John of that Ilk (d. c. 1516), gov. of Stirling Castle.^[3]

m. Elizabeth Forrester.

• Janet^[3]

m. (1506) Sir George Dishington of Ardross (d. c. 1557), son of Sir John Dishington of Ardross & Janet Lindsey.^[3]

• Elizabeth^[3]

m. Andrew Wood, 1st of Largo, son of William Wood & Helen Arnot.^[3]

Marriage

Robert married Helen Sibbald, d. & h. of Andrew Sibbald of Balgonie. By this marriage, Balgonie Castle and its lands passed from the Sibbalds, who held the property from abt. 1246, to the Lundie family.^[4]

children:

• Sir Robert Lundin of Balgonie (d. c. 1500/2), Lord High Treasurer of Scotland during James IV.^[1][5][6]

Events

In 1496 Robert and his brother Sir John, are mentioned in a charter by their aunt Janet Lindsay (nee Ramsay), wife of David Lindsay, 2nd Lord Lindsay of the Byres. Janet also mentions their father John Lundie of that Ilk, as well as their uncle Andrew Lundie of Pitlochy, who were her half-brothers.^[7]

Notes

• b. 1442 x 1450

MERGES

• Lundie-25 Oct 10, 2011
• Lundy-310 Aug 29, 2011 - FINAL ID
• Lundy-315 Aug 29, 2011
• Lundy-617 Oct 10, 2011
• Lundy-622 Oct 10, 2011

Sources

1. ↑ ^{1.0 1.1 1.2} Leighton, J. (1840). History of the County of Fife, 3, p. 182. Google Books.
2. ↑ for "LUNDIE" see: Lundy, D. (2015). Helen Sibbald of Balgonie #674372. The Peerage.com, citing Clan MacFarlane. Web.
3. ↑ ^{3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5} Lundy, D. (2015). John Lundie of that Ilk #216522, d. after 1496. The Peerage, citing Clan MacFarlane. Web.
4. ↑ Wikipedia: Balgonie Castle
5. ↑ Robert was the father of Sir Andrew Lundin, sheriff of Fife from 1506-19, (Leighton, 1840, p. 182).[1]
6. ↑ Wikipedia: Robert Lundie (d. 1500), Lord High Treasurer of Scotland.
7. ↑ "Clan Lundin / Lundie Chapter Two – Lundin of that ilk." Electric Scotland.

See also...

• Lundy, D. The Peerage.com. Web.[2][3][4]