CALLENDAR 489 App. P.C. [S.] 13 Feb. 1 660/1, sworn 13 July 1661. He m. (cont. dat. 1633) Margaret, widow of Alexander (Seton), ist Earl of Dunferm- line [S.], sister of John, ist Earl of Tweeddale [S.], da. of James (Hay), Lord Hay of Tester [S.], by Margaret, da. of Mark (Kerr), Earl of Lothian [S.]. She d. 30 Dec. i659,(^) and was bur. 20 Jan. 1659/60, with her ist husband, at Dalgety. He d. s.p., at Callendar House, and was hur. 25 Mar. 1674, at FalkiricC") n. 1674. 2. Alexander (Livingston), Earl of Callendar, G^c. [S.], nephew by the br., and h. according to the designation in the patent of 1660. He was 2nd s. of Alexander, 2nd Earl OF Linlithgow [S.], being ist s. by his 2nd wife, Mary, da. of William (Douglas), Earl of Angus [S.]. On 21 May 1657, he appears to have been infeft, subject to his uncle's life rent therein, "of the whole lands of Calender, with the title and honour of Earl of Calender and Lord Almond^' and again on 7 May 1660, a few months before the patent of 21 Nov. 1660, which entailed the same on him. He m. (cont. dat. 25 and 28 Aug. 1663) Mary, 3rd da. of WiUiam (Hamilton), 2nd Duke of Hamilton [S.], by Ehzabeth, da. of James (Maxwell), Earl of Dirletoun [S.]. He d. s.p. legit.,(f) Aug. 1685. His widow m. (cont. dat. 28 June 1690) Sir James Livingston, of Westquarter. She m., 3rdly, as his 2nd wife, James (Ogilvy), 3rd Earl of Findlater [S.], who d. ijii. in. 1685. 3. Alexander (Livingston), Earl of Callendar, (sfc. [S.], nephew by the br., and h. according to the designation in the patent of 1660, being 2nd s. of George, 3rd Earl of Linlithgow [S.], by Elizabeth, da. of Patrick (Maule), Earl of Panmure [S.]. He, on 16 May 1688, after a prolonged lawsuit, was served h. of entail to his uncle. He m. Anne, ist da. of James (Graham), 2nd Marquess of Montrose [S.], by Isabel, da. of William (Douglas), Earl OF Morton [S.]. He d. Dec. 1692. His widow was living in Feb. i704-(') IV. 1692 4. James (Livingston), Earl of Callendar, i^c. [S.], to only s. and h., served h. to his father 4 Aug. 1693. On 1715. 7 Aug. 1695 he sue. his uncle as Earl of Linlithgow, (s'c. [S.]. He joined in the Rising of 17 15, and was (*) Scots Peerage, quoting the inscription on her coffin plate. V.G. C") "A nobleman who, between war and politics, was much put to it in steering a course for himself, but on the whole succeeded." (Wishart). V.G. (') Sir Alexander Livingston, of Glentirran, was a bastard son of the and Earl, C) She is then described, in Col. Hooke's Correspondence (Roxburghe Soc), as "grande Jacobite, femme de grand esprit et de grand credit." V.G. 62
