A System of Heraldry - Clan Strachan Society

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daughter of William Lord Rutlvren, was first styled Lord INCHAFFRY, being Commendatory
of that Abbacy, and tifterwards created Lord MADERTV, by King James
VI. in the year 1607. He married Jean, daughter to Sir James Chisholm of Crom-
licks, and with her got the lands of Innerpeffry, which were her mother's portion,
being heiress of Sir John Drummond of Innerpeffry. He had by his said lady two
sons, John Lord Maderty, and Sir James the first Laird of Machony. The achievement
of the Lord Maderty is, or, three bars unde gules, and, oil a canton argent, a
lion's head erased, within a double tressure counter-flowered gules ; crest, a falcon
proper, armed, chessed, and belled or; supporters, two savages proper, holding
clubs over their shoulders, wreathed about the head and middle with laurels, stand-
ing upon a hill seme of gall-traps : and for motto, Lord have mercy.
Sir JAMES DRUMMOND of Machary, descended as above, carries the same with
the Lord Maderty, with a crescent for a brotherly difference ; crest, a falcon hood-
ed, chessed, and belled, proper: motto, Prius mori quam fidem fuller e.
WILLIAM DRUMMOND, Viscount of STRATHALLAN, Lord Drummond of Cromlicks,
eldest son of William Drummond, a younger son of John second Lord Maderty,
was a Lieutenant-General in Muscovy ; and, upon his return home, was advanced,
for his merit, to the like post in Scotland ; and, by King James VII. created Viscount
of Strathallan. He was succeeded to that same title of honour by his son
William, who also succeeded to the last Lord Maderty, who died without heirsmale
of his body ; and carried, for arms, quarterly, first and fourth or, three bars
waved gules, for Drummond ; second and third or, a lion's head erased gules, within
a double tressure flowered and counter-flowered of the last, as a coat of augmen-
tation ; crest, a goshawk with wings displayed, proper; motto, Lord have mercy ;
supporters as the Earl of Perth, without the compartment. In some paintings, his
crest is a falcon standing upon one foot, and holding up with the other a garland
of laurel : with the motto, Virtutem coronal honos.
Sir JOHN DRUMMOND of Logiealmond, as a third son of John second Earl of Perth,
the arms of Drummond, within a bordure \va\edgules; crest, a dexter arm from
the shoulder holding a broad sword : and for motto, Nil- timeo. N. R.
JOHN DRUMMOND of Colquhalzie, descended of the Earl of Perth, or, three bars
waved gates, and, in chief, as many stars azure; crest, a turtle dove standing on
the top of a rock, proper; with the motto, Sto mobilis. N. R.
JOHN DRUMMOND of Pitkellanie, descended of Concraig, or, three bars unde, and,
in chief, a boar's head erased gules, for Chisholm of Cromlicks, with whom this family
matched ; crest, a sword and garb, proper, placed saltier- ways : motto, Et
narte fc? arte. N. R.
Mr JAMES DRUMMOND of Cultmalundy, descended of the Earl of Perth, or, three
bars waved gules, in the centre a man's heart counter-changed of the same ; crest,
a hand grasping a. man's heart, proper : motto, Cum corde. N. R.
Mr DAVID DRUMMOND, sometime Minister at Monedie, a younger son of Col-
quhahie, carried as Colquhakie, all within a bordure gules, for his difference ; crest,
an anchor in pale, and a dove standing on the top of it : with the motto, Spes mea
res mea. N. R.
GEORGE DRUMMOND of Carlowrie, or, three bars waved gules, and, for a brotherly
difference, a mullet surmounted of an annulet ; crest, a dexter hand holding a
curling stone : with the motto, Have at all.
Sir GEORGE DRUMMOND, sometime Provost of Edinburgh, or, three bars waved,
and, in chief, a martlet betwixt two crescents gules ; crest, a pheon or: motto, Con-
N. R.
sequitur quodcunque petit.
GAVIN DRUMMOND, descended of Kildies, who was a cadet of the family of Pit-
kellunie, or, three bars unde gules, over all a naked man naiant in pale, grasping
in his dexter hand a sword, and having his sinister hand and feet in action, all
proper ; crest, a dexter hand holding a spear, proper : motto, Per mare per terras.
>J. R.
Mr JOHN DRUMMOND, representative of Midhope, or, three bars wavey gules,
within a bordure of the last, charged with eight crescents of the first ;
and for crest,
three stars placed in cheveron or : motto, Ad astra per ardua. N. R.
The ancient family of GREY, Earls of KENT in England, now Dukes of Kent,
carry barry of six, argent and azure , for their paternal coat. And Grey Earl of