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Template:Kerr family tree

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First Wife
Andrew Kerr of Altonburn and CessfordMargaret Tweedle
Second Wife
Walter Kerr of Cessford
d.1501
Thomas Ker
d.1484
1st of Fiernhirst
Robert Kerr the Younger
d.1500
Andrew Kerr of Cessford
d.1526[temp 1]
Andrew Ker of Fiernhirst
d.1545
Mark Kerr
d.1584
Robert Ker
d.1588
John Ker
d.1562
Lord Newbattle, 1591
Earl of Lothain (1st creation), 1606
Lord Ledburgh, 1621
Mark Ker
1st Earl of Lothian (1606), etc.
1553–1609
William Kerr of Ancram
d.1590
Andrew Ker
d.c.1633
1st Lord Jedburgh
William KerJames Ker of Craling
d.1645
Earl of Ancram and Lord Kerr of Nisbet, Langnewtoun and Dolphinstoun, 1633
Robert Kerr
d.1624
2nd Earl of Lothian (1606), etc.
Elizabeth Murray
(First Wife)
Robert Kerr
1st Earl of Ancram, etc.
1578–1654[temp 2]
Anne Portman
(Second Wife)
Alexander Ker
c.1598 – c.1650
2nd Lord Jedburgh de jure
Lordship Newbattle and Earldom of Lothian (1606) surrendered, 1621
Earl of Lothain (1st creation) regranted, 1624Lord Kerr of Newbattle and Earl of Lothain (2nd creation), 1631
Anne Kerr
d.1677
3rd Countess of Lothian (1606), etc. de jure[temp 3]
William Kerr
c.1605–1675
1st Earl of Lothian (1631)
Charles Kerr
2nd Earl of Ancram, etc.
1624–1690
John Ker
d.c.1670
3rd Lord Jedburgh de jure
Robert Ker
d.c.1692
4th Lord Jedburgh
Marquess of Lothian, Viscount of Briene, and Lord Ker of Newbattle, Oxnam, Jedburgh, Dolphinstoun and Nisbet, 1701
Robert Kerr
1st Marquess of Lothian, etc.,
4th Earl of Lothian (1606), etc., 2nd Earl of Lothian (1631), 3rd Earl of Ancram, etc.

1636–1703
William Kerr
2nd Marquess of Lothian, etc.,
5th Lord Jedburgh

1661–1721/22
William Kerr
c.1690–1767
3rd Marquess of Lothian, etc.
William Henry Kerr
4th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1710–1775
William John Kerr
5th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1737–1815
Baron Ker of Kersehugh in the County of Roxburgh, 1821
William Kerr
6th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1763–1824
John William Robert Kerr
7th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1794–1841
William Schomberg Kerr
8th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1832–1870
Schomberg Henry Kerr
9th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1833–1900
Ralph Drury Kerr
1837–1916
Walter Talbot Kerr
1839–1927
Walter William Schomberg Kerr
1867–1892
styled Earl of Ancram
Robert Schomberg Kerr
10th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1874–1930
Philip Henry Kerr
11th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1862–1940
Ralph Francis Kerr
1874–1932
Andrew William Kerr
1877–1929
Peter Francis Walter Kerr
12th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1922–2004
Michael Andrew Foster Jude Kerr
13th Marquess of Lothian, etc.
1945–2024
Ralph William Francis Joseph Kerr
14th Marquess of Lothian
b.1957
John Walter Donald Peter Kerr
b.1988
Heir Apparent
Frederick James Michael Ralph Kerr
b.1989
Francis Andrew William George Kerr
b.1991
Hugh Alexander Thomas Joseph Kerr
b.1999
  1. The 1st Earl of Roxburghe is also a descendant great-grandson of Andrew Kerr of Cessford through his first son, Walter Kerr of Cessford (brother of Mark Kerr).
  2. The creation of the Earldom of Ancram had a special remainder where the title went first to the heirs male of Robert Kerr by his second wife, Anne Portman (nee Stanley), and then to his heirs male general. As a result, his eldest son of his second marriage succeeded to the title upon his death. When the male line of the 1st Earl's second marriage became extinct, the title reverted to the male line of the 1st Earl's first marriage and the 2nd Earl's nephew, later the 1st Marquess of Lothian, succeeded to the title.
  3. There has been some confusion as to whether Anne Kerr actually acceded to the title or whether it reverted to the Crown. The estates of her father did pass to her as she did fulfill the terms of her father's will that she marry a member of the clan Kerr. Her husband was granted a new title of Earl of Lothian. Their son did assume the 1631 creation of the Lothian Earldom, but he never did assume the 1601 creation and titles held by the current Marquess of Lothian do not include the 1601 creation.