2 Gilbert of Dronlaw, a knight; he married Elizabeth Reid, and had issue.
3 Elizabeth; she married Sir George Leslie of Rothes (1350һafter 1412), and had issue.
4 Alice; she married Sir William Hay of Locharret.
5 Daughter (name not known); she married Norman (?), son of Andrew Leslie, and had issue.
6 Isabella
She married firstly James Douglas, 2nd Earl of Douglas (1358?–killed 1388), after 24 September, 1371 (date of dispensation), perhaps in 1373 (?), and had issue:
1 Son (name not known) ( d. young).
Isabella married secondly Sir John Edmondston of Duntreath in 1388/90, and had issue:
2 Son (name not known).
Isabella died in c.1410.
7 Jean
She married firstly Sir John Keith ( d.1375) on 17 January, 1373/4, and had issue:
1 Robert ( d. by 1404).
2 Robert, Lord of Strathkyn ( d.1430); he married the heiress of Troup, and had issue.
Jean married secondly Sir John Lyon of Glamis (killed 1382) between 27 June and 4 October, 1376, and had issue:
3 John, a knight ( d.1435); he married Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Patrick Graham of Dundaff and Kilpont, by Euphemia, Countess Palatine of Caithness and Strathearn (
Jean married thirdly Sir James Sandilands of Calder in c.November, 1384, and had issue:
4 James of Calder, a knight ( d.c.1426); he married a lady called Janet, and had issue.
Jean died after 1404, and was buried in Scone Abbey, Perthshire.
8 Katherine(?)
She may have been a daughter of Robert II by Elizabeth Mure. She married Sir Robert Logan of Restalrig, by whom she may have had issue, although no details are recorded. She died after 1394 (?).
9 Margaret
She married John MacDonald, Lord of the Isles (1326?–1387), after 14 June, 1350 (date of dispensation), and had issue:
1 Donald, Lord of the Isles ( d.1423); he married Mary ( d.c.1435), daughter of Sir Walter Leslie by Euphemia, Countess of Ross (
2 John, known as Ian Mor Tanisteir (murdered 1427); he married Marjorie, daughter of Sir Hugh Bisset, and had issue.
3 Alexander, known as Alastair Carrach; he married and had issue.
4 Angus.
5 Hugh, Thane of Glentilt; he married and had issue.
6 Marcus.
7 Mary; she married Lachlan Maclean of Duart.
8 Elizabeth or Margaret; she married Angus Duff Mackay of Strathnaver.
10 Marjorie
She married firstly John de Dunbar, Earl of Moray ( d.1391/2), after 11 July, 1370 (date of dispensation), and had issue:
1 Thomas, Earl of Moray ( d.1415/22); he married a lady called Margaret ( d.1422), and had issue.
2 Alexander; he is said to have married Matilda, daughter of James Fraser of Frendraught, and to have had issue.
3 James ( b.1390).
4 Euphemia; she married Alexander Cumming and had issue (?). Marjorie married secondly Sir Alexander Keith of Grandown before 24 April, c.1403, and perhaps had issue:
5 Christina (?); she married Sir Patrick Ogilvy (drowned 1429), and had issue.
Marjorie died after 6 May, 1417.
Robert II married secondly, after 2 May, 1355 (date of dispensation) (although no evidence exists as to where):
Euphemia
She was the daughter of Hugh, 6th Earl of Ross, by Margaret Graham. She married firstly John Randolph, 3rd Earl of Moray ( d.1346). She was crowned Queen Consort in 1372 at Scone Abbey, Perthshire. She died in 1387.
Issue of marriage:
1 David
He was born around 1356/60. He was created Earl Palatine of Strathearn on 26/27 March, 1371, and Earl of Caithness between 21 November, 1375, and 28 December, 1377. He died before 5 March, 1389, perhaps in February (?), 1389 (?), or perhaps as early as 1382.
David married a lady whose name is not recorded:
She was the daughter of Sir Alexander Lindsay of Glenesk, by Katherine, daughter of Sir John Stirling of Glenesk.
Issue of marriage:
(i)
Euphemia
She was born before 1375, and succeeded her father as Countess Palatine of Caithness and Strathearn before 5 March, 1389. She resigned the earldom of Caithness before July, 1402. She married firstly Sir Patrick Graham of Dundaff and Kilpont (
d
.1413) before December (and perhaps by 24 August), 1406, and had issue:
1 Malise, Earl of Strathearn and Menteith (
c
.1407–1490); he married a lady called Janet (
d
.
c
.1477), and had issue. He married secondly Marion (
d
.1530), possibly a Campbell of Glenorchy, and had issue.
2 Euphemia (
d
.1468); she married firstly Archibald Douglas, 5th Earl of Douglas (1390–1439), and had issue. She married secondly James, 1st Lord Hamilton (1415–1479) (he married secondly Mary, daughter of James II).
3 Elizabeth or Anne; she married Sir John Lyon (
d
.1435) (son of Jean, daughter of Robert II).
Euphemia married secondly Sir Patrick Dunbar of Bele (
d
. after 1438), and had issue:
4 Patrick.
5 George.
Euphemia died on 15 October,
c
.1434.
2 Walter
He was born in c.1360, and was created Baron of Brechin in 1378. He was created Earl of Caithness before July, 1402, and Earl of Atholl on c.28 April, 1404. He was created Baron Cortachy on 22 September, 1409, and Earl Palatine of Strathearn on 22 July, 1427. He resigned the earldom of Caithness in favour of his son Alexander around c.1428/30: 13 December, 1429, is the most probable date. He succeeded Alexander as Earl of Caithness in late summer, 1431. His honours and estates were declared forfeit on 26 March, 1437, and he was executed with appalling barbarity on the same day in Edinburgh as punishment for his part in the murder of James I.
Walter married, before 19 October, 1378 (although no evidence exists as to where):
Margaret
She was the daughter of Sir David de Barclay, Lord of Brechin, by Janet, daughter of Sir Edward Keith of Synton. She died before 1 August, 1404.
Issue of marriage:
(i)
Alexander
or
Alan
He was created Earl of Caithness around
c
.1428/30. He was killed in 1431 in a foray at Inverlochy, Inverness-shire.
(ii)
David
He died after February, 1433, in England.
David married an Englishwoman whose identity is unknown, and had issue:
(a)
Robert
He rose to the rank of knight, and was known as the Master of Atholl. He was granted a dispensation to marry one Margaret Ogilvy on 29 January, 1428/9, but there is no evidence to show that the marriage ever took place. He was executed in March, 1437, in Edinburgh for his part in the murder of James I.