Duncan Bane, Laird of Tulloch
1489 - Abt 1559 (70 years)
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Name Duncan Bane, Laird of Tulloch Born 1489 Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland 
Gender Male Died Abt 1559 Tulloch Castle, Dingwall, Scotland Person ID I0101 Bayne Genealogy Last Modified 29 Jul 2020
Father Alexander Bane, b. 1462, Olrig, Caithness, Scotland , d. 1518, Dingwall, Ross and Cromarty, Scotland (Age 56 years) Mother Catherine Mackenzie, b. Abt 1465, Scotland , d. Scotland Married 1482 Family ID F1706 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Agnes Fraser Last Modified 6 Sep 2018 Family ID F1705 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 2 Mackenzie Married 1512 Children 1. Alexander Bane, 2nd Laird, b. 1515, Tulloch Castle, Dingwall, Scotland , d. 29 Oct 1599, Tulloch Castle, Dingwall, Scotland (Age 84 years)2. Ronald Bane, b. 1518 3. John Bane 4. William Bane Last Modified 29 Jul 2020 Family ID F1704 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Duncan Bane became the 1st Bane "Laird of Tulloch." He married in 1512 and received from his mother some property at Tulloch. His wife was a daughter of Hector Roy Mackenzie, the 1st of Gairloch, through whom also he probably received some propeperty. In 1542, King James V granted him some further lands in Tulloch and elsewhere which had belonged to his great-uncle, Farquhar Oure, whose son and previous heir had died; this apparently included Tulloch Castle. In 1553, the adjoining lands of Davochcarte (the present Dochcarty), were obtained from the Munros. He died ca. 1559, leaving issue:
Alexander, b. ca. 1515, his successor; two younger sons, John and William; a natural son, Ronald, b. ca. 1518; two daughters.
Duncan's brother, William, was taken by his employer to Papigo; met a girl named Mariot; went back to Papigo later, got work there, married her, and a son, William, was born about 1528. He died ca. 1538, and his widow married Hugh Groat in 1540. At the same time, Hugh and Mariota Bane, his spouse, granted by charter to young William Bane in Papigo the whole of the field called Stemster.
From: THE CLAN BAIN WITH ITS ANCESTRAL AND RELATED
SCOTTISH CLANS
by
ALFRED JOHN LAWRENCE, E.D., B.Sc., M.E.I.C., P.Eng.,
President, Caledonian Society of Montreal, 1936-40
General Chairman, Scottish Games, Montreal, 1935-9
Major, R.C.E. (Retired)
- Duncan Bane became the 1st Bane "Laird of Tulloch." He married in 1512 and received from his mother some property at Tulloch. His wife was a daughter of Hector Roy Mackenzie, the 1st of Gairloch, through whom also he probably received some propeperty. In 1542, King James V granted him some further lands in Tulloch and elsewhere which had belonged to his great-uncle, Farquhar Oure, whose son and previous heir had died; this apparently included Tulloch Castle. In 1553, the adjoining lands of Davochcarte (the present Dochcarty), were obtained from the Munros. He died ca. 1559, leaving issue: