Isobel Milne1
Children of Isobel Milne and James Milne
- Lt.-Col. Alexander Milne+2 d. 5 Nov 1827
- John Milne+2 b. 1772
James Milne1
He lived at Boyndie Milne, Banffshire, Scotland.1 On 13 January 1713 after an insult to his young wife he burnt down the Castle of Inchdrewer on Friday and killed Lord Banff.1 On 7 November 1713 at Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, he was acquitted of murder at his trial.
Child of James Milne and Violet Fraser
James Milne1
He had a woman whipped round Banff at the tail of a cart.1 He held the office of Procurator Fiscal.1 He held the office of Burgess of Banff.1 He lived at Boyndie Milne, Banffshire, Scotland.1 In 1745 Cumberland hanged a man from the gable of his house.1 He was publicly thanked for supplying corn during a famine and presented a bell to Old Boyndie Church.1
Children of James Milne and Isobel Milne
- Lt.-Col. Alexander Milne+2 d. 5 Nov 1827
- John Milne+2 b. 1772
George Milne1
He lived at Greenlaw, Alvah, Banffshire, Scotland.1 He was given the name of George Mylne at birth.1
Child of George Milne and Isobel Monro
- Reverend James Mylne+2 b. 10 Apr 1732
Isobel Monro1
Her married name became Milne.1
Child of Isobel Monro and George Milne
- Reverend James Mylne+2 b. 10 Apr 1732
Reverend James Mylne1 
He was Chaplain of Keith’s Highlanders.1 He was the Minister at Sandwich, Kent, England.1 He fought in the Seven Years War.1 He was given the name of James Milne at birth.1
Children of Reverend James Mylne and Amelia (?)
- Keith Mylne2 d. 21 Aug 1857
- Brig.-Gen. Colin James Mylne2 d. 1853
Amelia (?)1
Her married name became Mylne.
Children of Amelia (?) and Reverend James Mylne
- Keith Mylne2 d. 21 Aug 1857
- Brig.-Gen. Colin James Mylne2 d. 1853
Keith Mylne1 
He was a practising Writer to the Signet (W.S.)1
Brig.-Gen. Colin James Mylne1 
He was appointed Companion, Order of the Bath (C.B.)1 He gained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel in 1812.1 He gained the rank of Acting Brigadier-General in the when he conquered Kutch in India.1
Elspeth Stuart of Oxhill1
He was descended from the Stuarts who once owned Inchdrewer Castle.1 Her married name became Milne.
Children of Elspeth Stuart of Oxhill and John Milne