Edward Colbert
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Name Edward Colbert Born Rheims, France 
Gender Male Died UNKNOWN Person ID I2673 Brown Genealogy Last Modified 19 Sep 2024
Father Edward Cuthbert-alias-Colbert, b. Abt 1350, Castlehill, Inverness, Inverness, Scotland , d. UNKNOWN, Reims, Lorraine, France Relationship natural Mother Margaret Lindsay Relationship natural Family ID F905 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Children 1. Jehan Colbert, b. Abt 1410, Rheims, France , d. Aft 1438 (Age ~ 29 years) [natural]Last Modified 19 Sep 2024 Family ID F5499 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - This Edward is described in the Colbert genealogy as younger of the two Edwards named in the following: "Edward Colbert (who gave very early, first lustre to this family in France, and was the seventh progenitor in a right line to the illustrious and noble lord Lord Charles Edward Colbert, marquis of Seignelay, secretary of state to the most serene French king and superintendent of all his maritime affairs) was born lawfully in lawful matrimony of illustrious parents of the Scots nation, and which derive their pedigree from several illustrious and noble families for many ages, for Edward Cuthbert was son to Edward Cuthbert, a son of Castlehill, and to his spouse Margaret Lindsay, he was grandchild to George Cuthbert, baron of Castlehill, begot on his wife Mary Ross...."
The chronology presented in the Colbert genealogy is nearly impossible to reconcile exactly as presented, but it seems to be no more than a generation out, so it's possible that some minor errors may exist. See http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rykbrown/cuthbert-castlehill.htm for a more complete explanation.
- This Edward is described in the Colbert genealogy as younger of the two Edwards named in the following: "Edward Colbert (who gave very early, first lustre to this family in France, and was the seventh progenitor in a right line to the illustrious and noble lord Lord Charles Edward Colbert, marquis of Seignelay, secretary of state to the most serene French king and superintendent of all his maritime affairs) was born lawfully in lawful matrimony of illustrious parents of the Scots nation, and which derive their pedigree from several illustrious and noble families for many ages, for Edward Cuthbert was son to Edward Cuthbert, a son of Castlehill, and to his spouse Margaret Lindsay, he was grandchild to George Cuthbert, baron of Castlehill, begot on his wife Mary Ross...."