The Seton Earl's of Winton Descent

a. Robert Seton, 8th Lord Seton and 1st Earl of Winton (d 22.03.1603)
  m. (mcrt 10.4.1582) Margaret Montgomery (d 09.04.1624, dau of Hugh Montgomery, 3rd Earl of Eglinton)
  (1) Robert Seton, 2nd Earl of Winton (b 1583, a 12.1636)
  m. (01.02.1603, div) Anna Maitland (b c1590, d 06.07.1609, dau of John Maitland, 1st Lord of Thirlestane)
  (2) George Seton, 3rd Earl of Winton (b 12.1584, d 17.12.1650), originally of Winton House and of St. Germains prior to accession to the Earldom of Winton
  m1. (26.04.1609) Anne Hay (dau of Francis Hay, 9th Earl of Erroll)
(A) George (b 22.07.1610, d infant)
  (B) George, Master of Seton (b 15.05.1613, dvp 04.06.1648)
  m. (1639) Henrietta Gordon (d 1650/1, dau of George Gordon, 2nd Marquess of Huntly)
  (i) George Seton, 4th Earl of Winton (b 04.05.1642, d 06.03.1704)
  m1. (04.09.1662) Mary Montgomerie (d 1677, dau of Hugh Seton Montgomerie, 7th Earl of Eglinton)
  (a) Mary Seton (bpt 24.11.1666, d c1669)
  m2. (by 1682) Christian Hepburn (d 18.11.1703, dau of George Hepburn of Addiston or Aldingstoune)
  (b) George Seton, 5th Earl of Winton (b c1678, d 19.12.1749)
  m  1st. Margaret McClure/McKlear, married circa 1710 (d.08.08.1714) - dau of Scottish Physician - Marriage unconfirmed (see below as per below Seton of St. Germains).
  ((1)) Charles Seton (only child), - THE SETON'S OF BELLINGHAM LINE
  m 2nd. unknown, Lady Winton in Rome (as widow of the 5th Earl of Winton, passed on the Masonic records of Rome held by the Earl to the Lodge in 1799)
  ((2)) son - George Seton-Winton's in Ireland and UK
  ((3)) son - Seton-Winton's in Ireland and UK
  ((4)) dau Seton-Winton
  (c) Christopher Seton (dsp, unm 05.01.1705)
  (ii) Alexander (b 21.01.1644, dsp before 13.12.1673), Freemason's, c1672 - noticed as also in 1672 " Alexr: Seaton brother germane to the Right Honorabill Earll of Winton entered prenteis & fellow of Craft."
  (iii) Christopher (b 15.04.1645, dsp before 07.04.1707)
  (iv) Francis (d young)
  (C) Christopher (b 20.02.1617, d 30.06.1618)
  (D) Sir Alexander Seton of Craigiehall, 1st Viscount Kingston (b 13.03.1620, d 21.10.1691), he acquired the lands and baronies of Whittingehame and Stoneypath from his second marriage
  m1. Jean Fletcher (dau of Sir George Fletcher)
  (i) Jean (Ann) Seton (b 24.04.1651)
  m. James Douglas, 3rd Lord Mordington (b 1651, a 12.1677)
  (ii) Charles (b 04.04.1653, dvp unm 07.06.1682), Master of Kingston.
  (iii) George (b 29.07.1654, dvp unm 05.1678)
  (iv) Alexander (b 04.11.1655, dvp unm 06.10.1676)
  (v) Isabel (b 18.11.1656, d 16.06.1677)
  (vi) Barbara (b 04.09.1659, d 05.11.1679)
  m2. (c1661) Elizabeth Douglas (b c1636, d 1668, dau of Sir Archibald Douglas of Whittinghame)
  (vii) Archibald Seton, 2nd Viscount Kingston (b 05.10.1661, d unm 1714)
  (viii) James Seton, 3rd Viscount Kingston, attainted and forfeit (b 29.01.1667, d c1726, dsp)
  m. (before 16.04.1714) Anne Lindsay (bpt 20.05.1674, d 03.02.1743, dau of Colin, 3rd Earl of Balcarres)
  (ix) Elizabeth Seton (b 21.04.1668)
  m. (23.11.1695) William Hay of Drumelzier (b 12.1649, d 1726)
  (a) Hay's of Drumelzier - descent from which marriage to the Seton's Abercorn represents the lineal bloodline and Head of House and Name of Seton
  (x) Arthur (b 30.12.1665, d 23.10.1691)
  (xi) John (b 11.10.1666, d 29.04.1674)
  m3. Elizabeth Hamilton (dau of John Hamilton, 1st Lord Belhaven)
  m4. (03/4.08.1686) Margaret Douglas (b 09.1651, d 10.1699/12.10.1692, dau of Archibald, Earl of Angus)
  (E) Francis (b 01.05.1623, d young)
  (F) Anna (b 18.12.1611, d young)
  (G) Margaret (b 25.06.1615, d unm 1637)
  (H) Elizabeth (b 13.06.1618, d infant)
  (I) Elizabeth Seton, 2nd (b 24.12.1621, d 16.06.1650)
  m. (mcrt 22.05.1637) William Keith, 7th Earl Marischal (b 1614, d 03.1670-1)
  m2. (c1628) Elizabeth Maxwell (dau of John Maxwell, 6th Lord Herries of Terregles)
  (J) Christopher, 2nd (b 28.06.1631, d 07.1648)
  (K) William (b 08.01.1633, d 07.1648)
  (L) Sir John Seton, 1st Bart of Garleton (b 29.09.1639, d 02.1686)
  m. Christian Isobel Home (dau of Sir John Home of Renton)
  (i) Sir George Seton, 2nd Bart of Garleton.
  m. Barbara Wauchope (dau. of Andrew Wauchope, Baron of Niddrie-Wauchope).
  (a) George Seton, 3rd Bart of Garleton (b. 1685, d.09.03.1769), he would have been, but for the Attainder of the 5th Earl of Winton, referred to as 6th Earl of Winton and was commonly called "The Earl of Winton" during his lifetime.  He was engaged in the "Rising" of 1715.  He later went to France and died at Versailles.  He died, sp.
  (b) Captain James Seton, Officer in Colonel Keith's Regiment in France, he resided at Boulogne, France  circa 1750-53, dsp.
  (c) Lieutenant Andrew Seton, an Officer in Ireland's Regiment (later Wauchope's) at the Camp of Randazzo, Sicily, Italy (d. 10.10.1719, sp).
  (d) John Seton (b.9.11.1695, d.16.07.1757), Priest, entered at Alcala de Henares, Madrid, Spain in 1716  and was sent to  the Scotch Mission in Aberdeen in 1725.  He later resided at Traquair House and served the Countess of Traquair as private Chaplain.
  (e) Barbara Seton
  (f) Mary Seton
  (ii) John Seton, (d. 1715) of Durham, England, he died in Germany.  He was involved with his brother and with James Seton, Viscount of Kingston in the robbing of the Post-mail on behalf of the Stuart-cause.  He was acquitted July, 1691.
  m. (11.07.1695) Frances Nile, daughter of Sir Richard Nile of Pleny.
  (a) Sir Ralph Seton (b. 27.06.1702, d.31.12.1782) dsp, unm.  He resided at Newcastle, where he was later buried.
  (b) John Seton (b.22.06.1707, d. 27.01.1775). Also written as: John Seaton, He travelled for two years prior to his marriage, and later was an Upholsterer in Red Lyon Square, London.  He died and was buried at St. Pancras, Middlesex, London.
  m. Mary Newton, daughter of Francis Newton of Irnham, Lincolnshire.
  ((1)) Sir John Seton (b. 12.1735, d. 10. 1796).  He lived in London, and was buried at St. Pancras, Middlesex, London.
  m. (16.02.1786) Mary Hughes, daughter of John Hughes of Berryhall, Warwickshire
((A)) John Seton, (d. 11.1786), died in infancy.
((B)) John Joseph Seton (d.1788), died in infancy.
((C)) dau. Seton, died in infancy.
((D)) Mary Seton.
m. (26.01.1816) John Broadbent of Kendal, Westmoreland, later resided in London
((i)) The Seton-Broadbent Line
  ((2)) Robert Seton (b. 1757, d.22.04.1778).  He died unmarried in London.
  ((3)) Mary Seton
  m. (?)
((A))
  (iii) Robert Seton, Jesuit, Roman Catholic Priest, Father Robert Seaton (dsp, 1732.). He took Orders with the Society of Jesuits at Toulouse, and later resided and died in the Parish of Deeside, Aberdeen.
  (iv) Alexander Seton, apprenticed as a merchant to John Hay, April, 1688, for 5 years. (d, 1704).
  (v) Christopher Seton, died young, sp.
  (vi) Charles Seton, died young, sp.
  (M) Sir Robert Seton, Bart of Windygoul (b 10.11.1641, dsp 11.1671).
  (N) Christopher, 3rd (d young)
  (O) Robert (d young)
  (P) Sophia (b 02.02.1630, d young)
  (Q) Isobel Seton (a 1687)
  m. (mcrt 25.03.1640) Francis Sempill, 6th Lord (d 03.11.1644)
  (R) Ann Seton (b 30.09.1634, a 1666)
  m. (04.1654 at Winton House) John Stewart, 2nd Earl of Traquhair (b 1622, d 04.1666)
  (S) Jean (b 26.01.1636, d unm)
  (T) Mary Seton (d 15.01.1698)
  m. (10.12.1676) James Dalzell, 4th Earl of Carnwath (d 1688)
  (U) Ann (d young)
  (3) Sir Alexander Seton of Foulstruther, later Montgomerie, 6th Earl of Eglinton (b 1588, d 07.01.1661)
  Alexander inherited the Earldom of Eglinton through his mother - descent claimed Earldom of Winton in 1859.
  m1. (22.06.1612) Anne Livingston (d 11.1632, dau of Alexander, 1st Earl of Linlithgow)
  (A) Hugh Seton Montgomerie, 7th Earl of Eglinton
  m2. Margaret Scott (d 03.10.1651, dau of Walter Scott, 1st Earl of Buccleuch)
  (B) issue as Montgomerie
  (4) Sir Thomas Seton, Baronet of Over Olivestob (a 1603, dspm)
  m. Agnes Drummond (dau of Thomas Drummond of Corskeply)
  (A) Margaret Seton
  m. (1638) George Seton, 4th of Cariston (b c1622, d 1688)
  (B) dau. Seton
  m. Major Keith, Sherriff of Mearns
  (C) dau. Seton
  m. Inglis of Edinburgh
  (5) Hon. Sir John Seton, Knight, of St. Germains, Captain in the Royal Regiment for King James VI, and fought against the Parliamentary forces.  He was provided with the estate of St. Germains after his two older brother's who each had held it obtained the earldom's of Winton and Eglinton and inherited those estates.  Was later buried at Seton Collegiate Church.
  m. (1620) Margaret Kellie (dau of William Kellie, Senator of the College of Justice)
  (A) Sir John Seton, 2nd of St. Germains, Representative in Parliament for Haddingtonshire, 1685.
  m1. Anna Turnbull
  (i) Sir George Seton, 3rd of St. Germains, he was baptized in Tranent Kirk, April 27, 1675 (b. 04.1675, d 11.01.1718).  Writer in Edinburgh, he died unmarried and sp.
  (ii) Allison Seton (also Alison), (b.1672, d.05.1727), she was baptized in Tranent Kirk, 1672, was buried in North West burial ground in Glasgow.
  m 03.1696 at Leith, James Kelburn of Bute, Writer of Glasgow and Bute.
  (a) issue.
  (ii) Anna Seton, she was baptized in Tranent Kirk, December 15, 1676.
  m2. (m.08.07.1686) Anna Rollock (or Pollock)
  (iii)  son Seton.
  (iv) Margaret Seton (b.?, d.17.02.1751)
  (B) Francis Seton
  m.Helen Inglis, noted as relist in 1672.
  (i) George Seton, Apprenticed to Robert Blackwood mt, 14, Apr. 1675, in Edinburgh.
  m.Elizabeth (Bessie) Turnbull
  (i) George Seton, (b.1674, d?) b. in the Parish of Tranent.
  (ii) Robert Seton, (b.1674, d?) b. in the Parish of Tranent.
  (iii) Christopher Seton, (b.1675, d?) b. in the Parish of Tranent.
  (iv) Agnes Seton, (b.1671, d?) b. in the Parish of Tranent.
  (v) Lilias Seton, (b.1677, d?) b. in the Parish of Tranent.
  (C) Robert Seton, Baillie of Tranent (b.16??, d.before 1692), noted on the Register of Deeds, 1682.
  m.Jean Menzies
  (i) son Seton.
  (ii) Isobel Seton
  m 1st. Normand Blackadder, Baillie of Cockenzie
  (a) issue
  m 2nd. George McLair/McKlear (also McKlar-McClair/McClure), Physician and Portioner in Preston
  (b) Margaret McLair/McKlear (d.08.08.1714), married George Seton, 5th Earl of Winton (as above)
  (c) Jane McLair/McKlear/McClure
  (d) Magdalen McLair/McKlear/McClure
  (iii) Elizabeth Seton
  m (09.01.1692 in Edinburgh Parish) Claud McMoran (McMurran) of Glaspin
  (iv) Jean Seton
  m unknown
  (D) Alexander Seton, noted on the Register of Deeds, 1682.
  m.unknown
  (i)  issue unknown.
  (E) son Seton, Arms registered and noted in The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales, by Sir Bernard Burke,1884, as: Seton (Newark) Same Arms as St. Germains, within a bordure azure (for the 5th son of Seton of St. Germains).
  m.unknown
  (i) John Seton, later "of Newark", Nottingham, England.
  m. unknown
  (a) son Seton
  m. unknown
  (b) Jean (Jane) Seton
  m. Alexander Abercromby of Fetternear, Aberdeenshire.
  (F) Margaret Seton (1st dau).
  m1. (1641) Sir James Hamilton of Fingalton and Preston as his second wife (b 1589, d 10.1644)
  m2. Ramsay of Idington.
  (G) Isobel Seton (2nd dau), died unmarried.
  (H) Jean Seton (3rd dau).
  m. (m. contract dated 5th May, 1648) Alexander Menzies of Coulterais as his first wife (Coulteraller)
  (I) (4th dau) Seton, died young.
  (6) Isabel Seton (b 30.11.1593)
  m1. (19.04.1608) James Drummond, 1st Earl of Perth (d 18.12.1611)
  m2. (02.08.1614) Francis Stewart of Bothwell (b 1584, d 1639)