!SOURCE: Rev. Thomas Whyte, AN HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL
ACCOUNT OF THE BETHUNES OF THE ISLAND OF SKYE, Edinburgh, 1778,
reprinted London, 1893, by Alfred A. Bethune-Baker, reprinted by
ScotsPress, p. 22.
Anne, the third daughter, was married to Mr. Thomas Whyte minster of
Libberton near Edinburgh, son of James Whyte of Stockbrigs, by Marion
Cochran, eldest daughter of John Cochran of Struthers, descended of
Chchran of Dundonald, and to him had seven sons, James, Daniel, Gordon,
David, Thomas, who died in infancy, Kenneth, who died likewise in
infancy, and Wallace-Douglas, and a daughter called Johanna-Russel, that
died March 15, 1777, at Cromarty. She herself died June the 2d. 1774, in
the 49th year of her age. She was blessed with great parts, and a most
extensive knowledge. Few, when she had any health, were quicker or
more lively; few wrote more easily, or with greater spirit and propriety.
And whe was remarkable for friendship, charity, and an uncommon
candour and openness of heart.