I’m appreciating the help. This is an area that has pedigrees on line, but not very good about dates, which leads to “wishful thinking.”
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===Biography
John Woolf Jordan. Colonial families of Philadelphia (Volume 2) online. (page 69 of 114) [https://www.ebooksread.com/authors-eng/john-woolf-jordan/colonial-f... link]
Sir William Scott, of Balweary, son of Sir William, the Justice, was in his
father's lifetime put in possession of the lands and barony of Innertiel, and was
long designated by that title. He got a charter under the Great Seal, upon his
father's resignation, for the lands and barony of Glendoick, etc., in county Perth,
and the lands of Strameglo. or Strathmiglo, county Fife, dated March 5, 1528, and
another from King James V, under the Great Seal, dated May 7, 1535, for the
lands of "Cairny, alias Wester Strameglp." etc. In the sketch of his father in the
"Dictionary of National Biography," he is spoken of as the father of that Sir
James Scott, of Balweary, (flourished 1579-1606) who was concerned in the
intrigues of the Earls of Angus, Erroll and Huntley, of that time, and of the cele-
brated Francis, Earl of Bothwell, but was really his great-grandfather, as here-
after shown. Sir William married Isabel, daughter of Patrick, Fifth Lord Lind-
say of the Byres, and had two sons and a daughter:
*Sir William, his heir, of whom presently ;
*Andrew, ancestor of the Scotts of Ancrum, of whom presently ;
*Catharine, wife of Lawrence Mercer, of Aldie.
Sir William was succeeded by his eldest son ....
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