Lord George GIBSON II

  Noted events in his life were:

• Biography. Lord George was the heir to the Barony and the family fortune of about 8200 pounds.

Second son of George, he was appointed Third Baron , County Judge, and ultimately Judge of the of High Court of Scotland .
He was a Free Baron under Mary I, Queen of Scots .



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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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George married Lady Mary CRANSTON in 1542. (Lady Mary CRANSTON was born ca. 1520.)