- post. He was the son of
David de la Hay and a
daughter of John
Keith of
Innerpeffer. He was one of the
Commissioners appointed to
treat with the English...
-
Andrew Fletcher, Lord
Innerpeffer (died 1650) was a
Scottish judge.
Fletcher was the
eldest son of
Robert Fletcher of
Innerpeffer and Beucleo, Forfarshire...
-
August 1332. He
married a
daughter of Sir John
Keith of
Innerpeffer, Lady
Margaret Innerpeffer Keith.
David was
killed at the
Battle of Neville's Cross...
-
Andrew Fletcher may
refer to:
Andrew Fletcher, Lord
Innerpeffer (died 1650),
Scottish judge Andrew Fletcher (patriot) (1655–1716),
Scottish writer, politician...
-
years but in 1643, the
estates were
bought by
Andrew Fletcher, Lord
Innerpeffer, to
whose family the land
still belongs. His
grandson Andrew Fletcher...
- of
Thomas Hamilton, 2nd
Laird of Priestfield, and
Elizabeth Leslie of
Innerpeffer. He was
descended from the
Hamiltons of Innerwick. His
father was killed...
- wife, Jean (d.
August 1651),
daughter of Sir
George Fletcher, of the
Innerpeffer family.
Their son and heir was
George Douglas, 4th Lord Mordington. The...
- Sir
Robert Fletcher (1625–1664), and
grandson of
Andrew Fletcher, Lord
Innerpeffer, and was born at
Saltoun in East Lothian.
Educated by
Gilbert Burnet...
- Moreville. In 1643 the
lands and
barony were sold to
Andrew Fletcher, Lord
Innerpeffer, (grandfather of
Andrew Fletcher, the Patriot), and it was the Fletcher...
- on 18
November 1676. By Matilda,
daughter of Sir
Andrew Fletcher of
Innerpeffer, he had five sons and six daughters. His
second son,
James (1649–1696)...
