Lord George GIBSON III

  Noted events in his life were:

• Biography. Lord George, married in 1565, raise at six sons and three daughters and was the heir to the Barony and the family estate.

Second Son of George II, he was appointed Fourth Baron , Parliament Lord of Session , and Judge of the of High Court of Scotland .
George was a Free Baron under King James VI of Scotland, and King Charles I.


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• Biography. George, the elder son, had a son, also named George, who succeeded him. The son of the latter, George Gibson of Goldingstones, was a clerk of session, and died about 1590. By his wife, Mary, a daughter of the ancient family of Airth of that ilk, in Stirlingshire , he had two sons, Sir Alexander Gibson, Lord Durie, the celebrated judge, first baronet of the family (1628), of whom a memoir is subjoined; and Archibald, who was bred to the church, and obtained a charter, under the great seal, of several lands near Glasgow , dated 22d May, 1599. Sir Alexander, Lord Durie, purchased the lands of that name, anciently belonging to the family of Durie of that ilk, and had a charter of the same in 1614. He married Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas Craig of Riccarton, lord advocate of Scotland, and, with 3 daughters, had 3 sons, Alexander, 2d baronet, Sir John Gibson of Pentland, who carried on the line of the family, and George, of Balhouffie.

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• Alt. Death, 1644.

George married Mary Elizabeth AIRTH in 1565. (Mary Elizabeth AIRTH was born in 1549 in Stirling Castle, SCOTLAND.)