Janet Lumsden of Cushine

Summary

Janet Lumsden of Cushine is a human^[1]. She was born on 1505^[2].

Key Facts

• Janet Lumsden of Cushine was born on 1505^[2].
• Janet Lumsden of Cushine's father was unknown Lumsden of Cushny^[3].
• Janet Lumsden of Cushine was married to James Skene^[4].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was John Skene, Lord Curriehill^[5].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was James Skene^[6].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was William Skene^[7].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was Alexander Skene^[8].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was Robert Skene of Potterton^[9].
• A child of Janet Lumsden of Cushine was Gilbert Skene^[10].
• Janet Lumsden of Cushine is recorded as female^[11].
• Janet Lumsden of Cushine's instance of is recorded as human^[12].
• Janet Lumsden of Cushine's given name is recorded as Janet^[13].

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Origins and Family

Janet Lumsden of Cushine was born on 1505^[2]. Her father was unknown Lumsden of Cushny^[3].

Personal Life

Janet Lumsden of Cushine was married to James Skene^[4]. Children include John Skene, Lord Curriehill^[5], an advocate^[14], 1540–1617^[15]; James Skene^[6]; William Skene^[7]; Alexander Skene^[8]; Robert Skene of Potterton^[9], 1531–1593^[16]; and Gilbert Skene^[10].

FAQs

Who were Janet Lumsden of Cushine's parents?

Janet Lumsden of Cushine's father was unknown Lumsden of Cushny^[3].

Who was Janet Lumsden of Cushine married to?

Janet Lumsden of Cushine's spouses include James Skene^[4].