to Rachell Beavrich. Possibility of 2 children, 1 male, David, and 1 female, Catherine. Lord Edward Murray (1669–1743), married Katherine Skene. Lord Henry Murray (born 1670), died young. Lady Katherine Murray (1672–1689), died young. Lord George Murray (1673–1691), died young. Prior to his marriage with Amelia Sophia Stanley one "natural son" was born c. 1658 to Janett Mannachie from Dunkeld Perthshire. This son's name is unknown; however he is stated to have been apprenticed to an Edinburgh Lawyer (Writer) by the name of Louefoote (Lightfoot?). According to correspondence from the above-mentioned Lord Edward Murray born 1669 and reproduced in the Atholl Chronicles-dated 25 March 1735 addressed to his nephew John 1st Duke of Athol, this son died of smallpox c. 1680–90. The same source records: Jane Murray born 1676 c- twin, & Male Murray- born 1676c- twin born Castle Tullibardine Perthshire and lived in France. (Mother was: Ms Richards a "companion" of Amelia Sophia Stanley) m. 1. Captain Anderson (Navy); m. 2. Mr Ongolling; m3. James Mazel. Also possibly: William Murray c. 1658–1725, remained in Scotland and married Mary Vans; son William Vans Murray died 1763 in Maryland. See also Cromwell's Act of Grace Notes References Brown, Peter, publisher, The Peerage of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1834, pps:62-64. Article on Clan Murray history Tartans.com 1631 births 1703 deaths British Life Guards officers Knights of the Thistle Members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Lords Justice-General Cavaliers Scottish soldiers Members of the Privy Council of Scotland John Members of the Convention of the Estates of Scotland 1689 Commissioners of the Treasury of Scotland Members of the Royal Company of Archers Extraordinary Lords of Session Marquesses of Atholl 17th-century Scottish peers