Family of Robert (Alexander) de IRWIN and Elizabeth KEITH

Husband:	Robert (Alexander) de IRWIN (c. 1380- )
Wife:	Elizabeth KEITH (c. 1382- )
Children:	Agnes IRVINE (c. 1419- )

Husband: Robert (Alexander) de IRWIN

Name:	Robert (Alexander) de IRWIN
Sex:	Male
Father:	Alexander de IRWIN (c. 1360-1411)
Mother:	-
Birth	c. 1380
Occupation		4th Laird of Drum

Wife: Elizabeth KEITH

Name:	Elizabeth KEITH
Sex:	Female
Father:	Robert KEITH (c. 1360- )
Mother:	Matilda URQUHART (c. 1360-1442)
Birth	c. 1382

Child 1: Agnes IRVINE

Name:	Agnes IRVINE
Sex:	Female
Spouse:	William LESLIE (c. 1400-1467)
Birth	c. 1419	Drum, Aberdeenshire

Note on Husband: Robert (Alexander) de IRWIN

Took over from his brother, chaging his name to Alexander.

Gilchrist, son of Erwini, witnessed a charter of the Lord of Galloway between the years 1124 and 1165. Appearing to have been in Dumfriesshire, were the lands that bore the name of Irvine. The origin of this chiefly family, according to family tradition, is linked up with the early Celtic Monarchs of Scotland. Duncan Eryvine, whose eldest son settled at Bonshaw, was the brother of Crinan, who through the lay Abbots of Dunkeld, claimed descent from the High Kings of Ireland. Duncan’s brother, Crinin, married the heiress and daughter of Malcolm II. Their eldest son was to become King Duncan, the Monarch who was murdered.