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Patrick Gordon of Auchindoun

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Alexander Hutcheson, 'Notes of an Inventory of the Goods and Household Plenishing and Relative Will and Testament of Agnes Betoun, a Daughter of Cardinal David Betoun by his Reputed Wife Marion Ogilvy',
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in July 1590, hoping to regain royal favour, while his wife was again at court. He got an audience with the king and gave him a copy of a band or league made at the Bridge of Dee in April 1589. The
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In September 1593 the Synod of Fife took action against the Catholic Gordon family and others, excommunicating Auchindoun and the Earl of Huntly. This displeased the king.
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His wife Agnes Beaton came to court to plead on his behalf in June 1590, and made a favorable impression by bringing her daughter, Elizabeth Gordon, the heiress of
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In March 1593 Patrick Gordon of Auchindoun was forfeited as a rebel, and Auchindoun Castle regarded as his wife's jointure, was given to
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he would "wash his hands shortly in the heart-blood of some of the best of the ministers". The Countess drank a toast to him.
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Lord Auchindoun's cairn is said to mark the spot where Sir Patrick died from wounds received at the battle of Glenlivet
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wrote that Auchindoun and other lairds were "obstinate" and not likely to willingly enter the king's peace.
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His first wife was Janet Leslie. He married secondly, by July 1583, Agnes Beaton, a daughter of Cardinal
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In April 1589 he was with members of the Gordon family and others who assembled against the king at the
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In July 1594 there was talk of a compromise between the Catholic nobility in the north and the
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was interested in marrying Elizabeth Gordon. She joined the household of
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Friendship, politics and religion: Earl of Huntly and King James
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on 3 October 1594. He was shot down while charging with the
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Gartlie or Haltoun Castle in Banff, also known as Barclay
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had thrown the copy on a fire, and then retrieved it.
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Index

George Gordon, 4th Earl of Huntly
Elizabeth Keith
George Gordon, 4th Earl of Huntly
Elizabeth Keith
battle of Flodden

Auchindoun Castle
Adam Gordon of Auchindoun
Gartlie or Haltoun Castle in Banff, also known as Barclay
Bridge of Dee
John Colville
Gight
Sir George Home
Anne of Denmark
Niddry Castle
West Lothian
Lord Seton
Earl of Huntly
Sir George Home
Scottish Kirk
Jean Gordon, Countess of Sutherland
battle of Glenlivet
Earl of Erroll
Earl of Argyll's
dirks
David Beaton
Archbishop of St. Andrews
Marion Ogilvy
Donaldson, Gordon
Edinburgh

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