1 Elizabeth Stewart of
Hartwood
Father: James
Stewart of Hartwood
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 9
October 1707, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Children of Professor Alexander Dunlop and
Elizabeth Stewart
William Dunlap
b: August 29, 1708-1739 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
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Margaret Dunlap b: 29 August 1722 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
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James Dunlap b: February 1710/11 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
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Elizabeth Dunlap b: 29 August 1722 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland Lanark,
Scotland
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Professor Alexander, Professor of Oriental Languages at The University
of Glasgow b: 1714-1750 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
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James Dunlap b: August 1715 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
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Sarah Dunlap b: May 2, 1719 - 1805 in Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland
(16)
James Dunlop
Birth: 1709
Death: 1710,
age: 1
(16)
James Dunlop
Birth:
February 1711
Death: May
1711, age: <1
(16)
Elizabeth Dunlop
Birth: May
1712
Death: May
1712, age: <1
(16)
Professor Alexander Dunlop, Professor of Oriental Languages at The
University of Glasgow
Birth: 1714
Death: 4
September 1750, age: 36
Occupation:
Professor of Oriental Languages at The University of Glasgow
Spouse: Mary
Leitch
Birth: about
1721
Father: Andrew
Leitch
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 1749
Children:
(17)
Alexander Dunlop
Death: 3 May
1801, Fairlie, Ayrshire, Scotland
In 1782, he
was a
(16)
James Dunlop
Birth: August
1715
Death: October
1716, age: 1
(16)
Sarah Dunlop
Birth: 2 May
1719
Death: April
1805, age: 85
(16)
Elizabeth Dunlop
Birth: 29
August 1722
Death: 1724,
age: 1
(16)
Margaret Dunlop
Birth: 29
August 1722, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Spouse: Andrew Anderson
Occupation:
Ships Master - Greenock
Marriage: 1744
- 1745
Marriage 2 Abigail Mure of Rhoddens
Death: March 1762,
Trongate, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Father: James Mure
of Rhoddens
Mother: Elizabeth
Hutcheson
Marriage: 3
February 1729, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland
Children of Professor Alexander Dunlop and
Abigail Mure
- James Dunlap b: 1729-1751
- Frances Dunlap b: March 1735/36
- George Dunlap b: November 13, 1736
- Elizabeth Dunlap b: June 26, 1741-1832
- Hutcheson Dunlap Major Hutcheson of the
53rd. Regiment b: October 13, 1745-1791
- William Dunlap Merchant; Secretary of
State for Jamaica b: 23 December 1742-1815
- John, Tide Surveyor (1730-1805)
- Ann Dunlap (1744-)
(16) James Dunlop
Birth: 1729
Death: 1751, at
sea, age: 22
James Dunlop was
drowned at sea.
(16) John Dunlop,
Tide Surveyor
Birth: 30 December
1730
Death: 1 January
1805, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland, age: 74
Burial: after 1
January 1805, Inverkip Street Cemetery, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Occupation: Tide
Surveyor
Spouse: Jean
Fisher
Birth: 2 December
1738
Death: 22 March
1817, age: 78
Burial: after 22
March 1817, Inverkip Street Cemetery, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Father: The
Reverend Robert Fisher, Minister of Maybole, Ayrshire
Mother: Susannah
Hutchison of Monkwood
Children:
(17)
Alexander Dunlop of Keppoch*
Birth: 1766
Death: 17 December
1840, age: 74
Occupation:
Merchant in Greenock, Renfrewshire
Spouse: Janet
Graham of Lambhill and Gairbraid
Birth: 1769
Death: 1795, age:
26
Father: Captain
Robert Graham of Kilmanan (1720-1804)
Mother: Mary HILL
of Lambhill and Gairbraid (1730-1809)
Marriage: 1788
Children: John of
Gairbraid (1789-1868)
Captain Robert
Graham of Gairbraid, R.N. (1790-1841)
Dr. William
Janet of Gairbraid
(1794-1877)
Other spouses:
Margaret Colquhoun of Kenmure
(18)
John Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 2 August
1789, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Death: 12
December 1868, London, Middlesex, England, age: 79
Burial: after 12
December 1868, Paddington Cemetery, Paddington, London, Middlesex, England
Occupation:
Solicitor (Legal Practitioner) - a partner in the legal firm of Stewart
& Dunlop (of Greenock, Scotland)
Spouse: Janet
Napier Dunmore of Ballikinrain
Birth: 1791
Death: 9 May
1861, 17 Priory Road, Kilburn, Middlesex, England, age: 70
Father: Robert
Dunmore
Mother: Janet
Napier
Marriage: 1813,
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Children:
Alexander Graham
Margaret of
Gairbraid (1817-1833)
? of Gairbraid
(1819-1819)
Robert of
Gairbraid (1820-1858)
Dr. John
Thomas of
Gairbraid (1824-1826)
Mary of
Gairbraid (~1826-~1834)
? of Gairbraid
(1829-1829)
William
Carstares of Gairbraid (1831-1891)
(19)
Alexander Graham
Birth: 6 March
1814
Death: 27 July
1892, 96 Portland Place, London, Middlesex, England, age: 78
Occupation:
British Consul
Spouse: Esther
Ritchie Cooper
Death: 10 May
1844
Marriage: 11
July 1843, Jamaica
Children:
Other spouses:
Mary Elizabeth Guise Gordon of Culdraine
(20)
John Alexander Graham Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: about
April 1844
Death: about
June 1844, age: <1
(19)
Alexander Graham
(See above)
Spouse: Mary
Elizabeth Guise Gordon of Culdraine
Death: 20
August 1892
Father: The
Honourable William Gordon of Culdraine
Mother: ? ?
Marriage:
1861, St. George London, Middlesex, England
Children:
Maria Guise
Ellen
Giulia Alice
(-1931)
Other spouses:
Esther Ritchie Cooper
(20)
Anna Dunlop
Spouse: ?
VON Quistorp
Children:
(21)
Erica VON Quistorp
Spouse:
Siegfried ?
(20)
Maria Guise Dunlop
Spouse: ?
VON Maucler
(20)
Ellen Dunlop
Spouse: ? Cooper
(20)
Giulia Alice Dunlop Death:
1931
(19)
Margaret Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 1817
Death:
September 1833, age: 16
(19) ? Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 6 March
1819
Death: 6 March
1819, age: <1
(19)
Robert Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 1820
Death: 18
August 1858, Calcutta, Bengal, India, age: 38
Burial: after
18 August 1858, Scottish Cemetery, Calcutta, Bengal, India
(19) Dr.
John
Birth: 1823
Death: 30 July
1867, Up Point Camp, Jamaica, age: 44
Occupation:
Medical Practitioner
Honours:
Crimean Medal - Britain; Crimean Medal - Turkey
(19)
Thomas Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 1824
Death: 1826,
age: 2
(19)
Mary Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: about
1826
Death: about
March 1834, age: 8
(19) ? Dunlop
of Gairbraid
Birth: 1829
Death: August
1829, age: <1
(19)
William Carstares Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 31
December 1831, Scotland
Death: 22 June
1891, age: 59
Occupation:
Clerk - Bank of England
Spouse: Lucy
Helen Dunmore Brown
Birth: 1846,
Bombay, India
Death: 18
November 1921, age: 75
Father:
William Craufurd Brown
Mother:
Elizabeth Boyd
Marriage: 1
June 1871, Presbyterian Church, Marlborough Place, St. John London,
Middlesex, England
Children:
Elizabeth Lillias Mary (~1873-)
John Graham,
I.C.S. (1875-)
Janet Napier
Dunmore (~1878-)
Lucy Helen
Dunmore (~1880-1930)
Margaret Jean
William
Craufurd Carstares
(20)
Elizabeth Lillias Mary Dunlop
Birth: about
1873, Kensington, Middlesex, England
Spouse: Dr.
John Acton Southern, M.R.C.S.; L.R.C.P.
Occupation:
Medical Practitioner
Marriage: 21
April 1897
Children:
Lieutenant-Commander John Dunlop, R.N.
Helen Mary
Eric Bruce
(21)
Lieutenant-Commander John Dunlop Southern, R.N.
Occupation:
Lieutenant-Commander - Royal Navy
Spouse:
Gloria Millicent Osborne
Marriage:
8 June 1928
Children:
Guy Hugo (1929-)
Angela
Mary (1931-)
(22)
Guy Hugo Southern
Birth:
12 October 1929, age: 79
(22)
Angela Mary Southern
Birth:
22 February 1931, age: 77
(21)
Helen Mary Southern
(21)
Eric Bruce Southern
(20)
John Graham Dunlop, I.C.S.
Birth: 1875,
Kensington, Middlesex, England
Occupation:
Officer - Indian Civil Service
Spouse: Vera
Chamberlain
Marriage: 16
March 1921
(20)
Janet Napier Dunmore Dunlop
Birth: about
1878, Beckenham, Kent, England
Spouse: The
Reverend Robert Milne
Death: 13
September 1932
Occupation:
Priest
Religion:
Church of England
Marriage: 16
July 1902
(20)
Lucy Helen Dunmore Dunlop
Birth: about
1880, Beckenham, Kent, England
Death: 3
January 1930, age: 50
Spouse:
Colonel Rupert Henry Anderson-Morshead
Birth: about
1886
Death: 27
May 1918, near Soissons, France, age: 32
Occupation:
Colonel - British Army
Father: John
Yonge Anderson-Morshead
Mother:
Helen Beatrice ?
Marriage: 3
June 1914
(20)
Margaret Jean Dunlop
Spouse: John
Alistair Erskine Cuninghame of Balgownie
Death: 9
September 1934
Marriage: 6
June 1901
Children:
Margaret Helen Erskine
Josephine
Marsaili
(21)
Margaret Helen Erskine Cuninghame
(21)
Josephine Marsaili Cuninghame
(20)
William Craufurd Carstares Dunlop
Spouse:
Caitlin Amy Longford
Marriage: 10
April 1915
Children:
Lorraine Carstares
(21)
Lorraine Carstares Dunlop
(18)
Captain Robert Graham Dunlop of Gairbraid, R.N.
Birth: 1 October
1790, Keppoch, Scotland
Death: 28
February 1841, Gairbraid, near Goderich, Upper Canada, age: 50
Burial: after 28
February 1841, Goderich, Upper Canada
Occupation:
Captain - Royal Navy; later Captain - the Canada Company
Robert Graham Dunlop
(1 October 1790 ) was a
ship's captain and political figure in Upper Canada.
He was born in
Keppoch, Scotland in 1790 and joined the Royal Navy at the age of 1 He
became a lieutenant while serving during the Napoleonic Wars; he later
reached the rank of captain. He retired from the Navy in 1823 and came to
Upper Canada in 1833 with his brother William Dunlop who was a general
superintendent for the Canada Company. He was appointed a justice of the
peace in the London District in the same year. In 1835, he was elected to
the 13th Parliament of Upper Canada for the new riding of Huron. He tended
to support the province's administration, including Lieutenant Governor Sir
Francis Bond Head and was reelected in 183 In 1837, he joined the Orange
Lodge and became a member of its provincial executive in 183 He was named a
colonel in the Huron militia during the Upper Canada Rebellion, but his unit
was not called to serve. He supported the redistribution of the clergy
reserves among the Protestant churches and promoting immigration to Upper
Canada. He also supported the campaign against slavery in the province.
He died on the
family estate near Goderich in 184
Dunlop, ROBERT
GRAHAM, ship
Sent to sea at
13 as a cabin-boy in the Royal Navy, Robert Graham Dunlop rose to the rank
of lieutenant during the Napoleonic Wars in a distinguished career that
featured exploits on land as well as at sea. Following the war, he attended
lectures at the universities in Glasgow and Edinburgh, captained mercantile
voyages to the East Indies, and returned briefly to the Royal Navy (being
promoted captain before retiring in 1823). In 1833 Captain Dunlop emigrated
to Upper Canada. He made the trip out with his famous younger brother, Dr
William Dunlop, who was already well established in the Goderich area and
who had recently been appointed general superintendent of the vast Huron
Tract by the Canada Company.
Shortly after
his arrival at Goderich, the captain was appointed a justice of the peace
and a commissioner of the Court of Requests, and the following year he
briefly commanded the Canada Company
In the summer of
1835 Captain Dunlop, standing as a constitutionalist, won a by-election to
become Huron County
Throughout his
career in the assembly the captain showed a constant interest in Huron
County affairs, supporting the Huron Fishing Company and improvements to
Goderich harbour. He was also in favour of increased immigration, an
extended franchise, improved jails and better treatment of the insane, the
establishment of Mechanics
Although Robert
Graham Dunlop represented Huron County until the close of the final session
of the Upper Canadian assembly in February1840, after 1838 his health
declined and he kept mainly to Gairbraid. He died there in February1841,
mourned by all as a quiet, kindly gentleman of well-proved loyalty.
Spouse: Louisa
McColl
Marriage: 4 July
1836
(18) Dr.
William
Birth: 19
November 1792, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Death: 28 June
1848, Lachine, Quebec, Canada, age: 55
Burial: after 28
June 1848, Goderich, Upper Canada
Occupation:
Surgeon - the Connaught Rangers, then with the 89th. British Foot; Member of
Parliament for Huron
A surgeon in the
Connaught Rangers of Britain, William Dunlop was active in the campaigns
against the Americas in 1813, 1814, and 1815 (War of 1812). William Dunlop came to Canada in 1813 as a 21 year-old assistant surgeon with the 89th
British Foot. Like other memorable war doctors, he was faced with seemingly
impossible tasks. After the battle of Chippawa, Dunlop worked alone on 220
men from both armies because the chief surgeon had been sent home and the
chief assistant had fallen ill from fatigue. Apparently, Dunlop carried on
alone for more than two full days, barely sitting down and stopping only to
eat and change clothes.
The regiment was
afterward transferred to Calcutta, where William contracted to exterminate
tigers from the island in the Ganges named Saugor, after having killed an
immense number of these royal game, he was called "Tiger" by the
natives.
After returning
to native Scotland in Edinburgh for awhile, he embarked on a scheme in Image
1826 with John Galt called "the Canada Company". In Canada he
became distinguished as a "chopper", a founder of cities along
Lake Huron, a counsellor, friend and guide to emigrants and settlers in
Upper Canada, and as a humorist and novelist. Dr Dunlop wrote a highly
regarded manual in 1826 entitled "Statistical Sketches of Upper
Canada" (John Murray, London) consisting of 126 pages for the use of
emigrants.
He was described
by a colleague: "This remarkable biped stands 6 feet 3 inches; 2 feet 8
inches across the shoulders, his head crowned with red locks". Dr Dunlop
was also a Member of the Provincial Parliament. Gairbread Log-House,
at Colborne Township (Huron District) was the well-visited home of Dunlop and his brother, Captain Robert
Dunlop. It was the center of jovial
entertainment in the wilderness, a meeting place, a refuge for all comers.
Dr Dunlop was eulogized by a friend thusly: "Farewell, noble savage!
wild as thy woods! When shall we again revel in the rich luxuriance of thy
anecdotes or shake under the titanic bray of thy laughter?! ...Though
Toryism were expelled from all the rest of the globe, it would find shelter
in the log house of Dunlop!" From 1841 until 1846 he represented Huron
Riding in the Legislative Assembly. He died in 184
William
"Upon
inquiring where my wounded were to be put, I was shown a ruinous fabric,
built of logs, called Butler's Barracks, from having been built during the
Revolutionary War by Butler's Rangers for their temporary accommodation.
Nothing could be worse constructed for an hospital for wounded men - not
that it was open to every wind that blew, for at midsummer in Canada that
is rather an advantage; but there was a great want of room, so that many
had to be laid on straw on the floor, and these had the best of it, for
their comrades were put into berths one above another as in a transport or
packet, where it was impossible to get round them to dress their wounds,
and their removal gave them excruciating pain...
"Waggon
after waggon arrived, and before mid-day I found myself in charge of two
hundred and twenty wounded, including my own Regiment, prisoners and
militia, with no one to assist me but my hospital sargeant, who, luckily
for me, was a man of sound sense and great experience, who made a most
able second; but with all this the charge was too much for us, and many a
poor fellow had to submit to amputation whose limb might have been
preserved had there been only time to take reasonable care of it. But
under the circumstances of the case it was necessary to convert a
troublesome wound into a simple one, or to lose the patient's life from
want of time to pay him proper attention.
"I never
underwent such fatigue as I did for the first week at Butler's Barracks.
The weather was intensely hot, the flies were in myriads, and lighting on
the wounds, deposited their eggs, so that maggots were bred in a few
hours, producing dreadful irritations, so that long before I could go
round dressing the patients, it was necessary to begin again; and as I had
no assistant but my sarjeant, our toil was incessant. for two days and two
nights, I never sat down. On the morning of the third day, however, I fell
asleep on my feet, with my arm embracing the post of one of the berths. It
was found impossible to awaken me, so a truss of clean straw was laid on
the floor, on which I was deposited and an hospital rug thrown over me.
and there I slept soundly for five hours without ever turning.
"There is
hardly on the face of the earth a less enviable situation that that of an
Army Surgeon after a battle - worn out and fatigued in body and mind,
surrounded by suffering, pain and misery, much of which he knows it is not
in his power to heal or even to assuage. While the battle lasts these all
pass unnoticed, but they come before the medical man afterwards in all
their sorrow and horror, stripped of all the excitement of the 'heady
fight'."
William Dunlop
was born in Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland, and received a medical
education at The University of Glasgow in a time when Scotland was
bursting with creativity and achievement in science, political thought,
architecture, and engineering, as well as literature. Self-confidence and
self-discipline were in the air. They impelled young Dunlop first into a
career in the army as surgeon. At the end of the Napoleonic Wars he was
slated for Spain but sent instead to the Canadian frontier in 181
At Ganonoque,
Fort Erie, and Niagara, he saw action; in 1815 he volunteered to lead a
party from Lake Simcoe to Penetanguishene, cutting a military road from
December to March to the potential northern shipbuilding center. Then he
was shipped back to England with the dim prospect of half pay at the age
of twenty-four.
Shipped next,
through family business interests, as a civilian to India, Dunlop tried
journalism in Calcutta (taking an important stand against censorship).
Next he undertook to prepare Saugog Island, near Calcutta, for settlement
by clearing it of tigers. He conquered innumerable tigers by throwing
snuff in their faces and then shooting them point-blank, or so his tale
ran. The tale earned him the sobriquet "Tiger". The exploits
also earned him "jungle fever"; he was invalided home in 1819
via South Africa. After his convalescence, from 1820 to 1824 he sent
articles to Blackwood's and was welcomed by the magazine's brilliant
circle including John Galt.
Dunlop
moved
to London, carrying his Edinburgh reputation for wit and energy. He edited
the British Press and Telescope, (magazines focusing on affairs in India),
helped edit a medical textbook, and daled, like Galt, in business
management.
Galt, excited
about the settlement of Canada, talked Dunlop into going to the New World
in 182 As "Warden of Woods and Forests", Dunlop had the job of
inspecting Canada Company lands. Diving into the woods west of Toronto, he
was in at the founding of Guelph, and was himself the founder of Goderich.
"Founding" involved chopping a hundred-mile road from Guelph to
the beautiful harbor on Lake Huron, building a rough receiving house,
packing out a wheel of roads for an elegant townsite, and claiming and
clearing a fine holding across the river. Here he would build
"Gairbraid", the fabulous bachelors' hall visited by many
travelers in the next twenty years.
When Galt fell
out with the Canada Company and was recalled in 1829, Dunlop stayed on,
eventually becoming general superintendent of the Huron Tract. Meantime,
roaring through the bush, hunting, drinking, and fraternizing, he
collected materials for Statistical Sketches of Upper Canada, for the Use
of Emigrants: By a Backwoodsman. Journals in England, especially
Blackwood's and Fraser's (which had featured his portrait and feats in
1830 and 1833), hailed Statistical Sketches of Upper Canada, for the Use
of Emigrants: By a Backwoodsman as the best of its multitudinous kind. Dunlop
wrote on the climate, the cooKery, the canals, the soil, the sects,
and the sports, always with gusto, frankly reporting drawbacks, but openly
calling working-class immigrants to come to Huron. Far from the folk art
of a raw frontier, Dunlop's book controls his own turbulence with style
and self-conscious structure.
Dunlop
settled
into local and provincial politics in the later 1830s as the colony moved
toward splitting among the Family Compact, William Lyon Mackenzie's
radicals, the colonial governors, and the Canada Company. In spite of lack
of support from compact, company, and government, Dunlop raised a militia,
"The Huron Invincibles", to patrol western frontiers against
American attacks fomented by Mackenzie's rebels. Wearied by his subsequent
effort to get pay for his militia, Dunlop resigned from the company, and
stood for Parliament, for the seat first held by his now-deceased brother
Robert. He won a bitter contest. In Parliament at Kingston and later
Montreal, he paced, roared, and pounced, delighting the gallery, wearying
opponents, and sometimes flaergasting his party.
Though
returned in a series of elections, he was gradually weakened in
constitution by the pace of his travels, his drinking bouts, and his
political rages. In 1846 he resigned his seat, accepting a well-paid
sinecure as "Superintendent of the Lachine Canal". He then
worked on a memoir of his earliest, most energetic foray through Canadian
life. In Recollections of the American War, 1812-1814 he recalls landing
in Quebec, the eager dash upriver, the "brigandish" exploits,
and the dreadful scenes of horror and sorrow as he mopped up after battle.
The aging writer rekindled a great narrative force as he moved from the
natural drive of travel account through the anecdotal richness of pungent
war scenes to the culminating energy of the Penetanguishene road building.
Dunlop died at Lachine, Quebec, and his body was brought back by Louisa
McColl Dunlop, his devoted, ferocious sister-in-law, to Goderich.
Dunlop
had
contributed literary distinction as well as legendary leadership to early
Canada. Consciously a "backwoodsman", he was also a
"Blackwood's man". John Wilson, Blackwood's editor, described
him thus: "Gruff but gracious, he was at once one of the most
forbidding, and one of the most winning of men". Carl F. Klinck and
W. H. Graham refueled interest in this remarkable man in the late 1950
Dr. William
In the name of
God, Amen. I, William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, in the Township of Colborne,
County and District of Huron West, Canada, Esq., being of sound health of
body, and my mind, just as usual, (which my friends who flatter me say is
no great shakes at the best of times,) do make this my last Will and
Testament as follows, revoking of course, all former Wills.
I leave the
property of Gairbraid, and all other landed property I may die possessed
of, to my sisters Helen Boyle Story and Elizabeth Boyle Dunlop; the former
because she is married to a minister whom (God help him) she henpecked.
The latter because she is married to nobody, nor is she like to be, for
she is an old maid, and not market - rife. And also, I leave to them and
their heirs my share of the stock and implements on the farm; provided
always that the enclosure round my brothers grave be reserved, and if
either dies without issue, then the other to inherit the whole.
I leave to my
sister-in-law, Louisa Dunlop, all my shares of the household furniture and
such traps with the exceptions hereinafter mentioned. I leave my silver
tankard to the eldest son of old John, as the representative of the
family. I would have left it to old John himself but he would have melted
it down to make old temperance medals, and that would be sacrilege -
however, I leave my big horn snuff box to him, he can only make temperance
horn spoons of that. I leave my sister Jennie, my Bible, the property
formerly of my great-great-grandmother, Bethia HAMILTON, of Woodhall; and
when she knows as much of the spirit of it as she does of the letter, she
will be another guise Christian then she is.
I also leave
my late brother's watch to my brother Sandy, exhorting him at the same
time to give up Whiggery Radicalism and all other sins that do most easily
beset him. I leave my brother Alan my big silver snuff box as I am
informed he is rather a decent Christian, with a swag belly and jolly
face. I leave Parson Chebasse (Magg's husband), the snuff box I got from
the Sarnia Militia, as a small token of my gratitude for the service he
has done the family in taking a sister that no man of taste would have
taken. I leave John Caddle a silver teapot to the end that he may drink
tea there from to comfort him under the affliction of a slatternly wife. I
leave my books to my brother Andrew, because he has been so long as
Jungley Wallah that he may learn to read with them. I give my silver cup
with a sovereign in it, to my sister Janet Graham Dunlop, because she is
an old maid and pious, and therefore will necessarily taking to horning.
And also my grandma's snuff-mull, as it looks decent to see an old woman
taking snuff.
I deliberately
constitute and appoint John Dunlop, Esq., of Gairbraid; Alexander Dunlop Esq., Advocate, Edinburough, Alan C.
Dunlop Esq., and William Chalk, of TucKersmith; William Stewart and William Gooding Esquires., of Goderich,
to be the executors of this my last will and testament.
In witness
whereof I have here unto set my hand and seal the thirty-first day of
August, in the year of our lord 184 W. Dunlop. L.S.)
The above
instrument of one sheet, was at the date hereof, declared to us by the
testator, William Dunlop, Esq., to be his last will and testament, and he
then acknowledged to each of us that he had subscribed the same and at his
request signed our names thereunto as attesting witnesses - James Clouting,
Patrick McNaughton, Elizabeth Stewart.
(18)
Janet Dunlop of Gairbraid
Birth: 19 April
1794
Baptism: 1794,
age: <1
Death: 20
February 1877, 4 Danube Street, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: 82
(17)
Alexander Dunlop of Keppoch*
(See
above)
Spouse: Margaret
Colquhoun of Kenmure
Birth: 30 December
1768
Death: 15 August
1818, Edinbarnet, Scotland, age: 49
Burial: after 15
August 1818, Keppoch Enclosure, Cardross Parish Church, Cardross, Scotland
Father: William
Colquhoun of Kenmure
Mother: Judith
Dunn Thibou
Marriage: 24
September 1796, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire,
Scotland
Children:
Hutcheson of Keppoch (1797-<1866)
Alexander
Colquhoun Stirling, Advocate; M.P. (1798-1870)
Alan Colquhoun
(1800-1853)
Henry Liston
(1801-1808)
Margaret Colquhoun
(1802-)
Jane (1803-)
Helen Boyle (1805-)
Mary (1807-1846)
Andrew Anderson,
M.A. (1809-1879)
John
Elizabeth Boyle (1812->1881)
Robina Liston
(1813-1816)
Other spouses:
Janet Graham of Lambhill and Gairbraid
(18)
Hutcheson Dunlop of Keppoch
Birth: 27
September 1797, West Parish (Old Parish), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Death: before
1866, age: 68
Hutcheson Dunlop
died unmarried and without any known children.
(18)
Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray-Dunlop, Advocate; M.P.
Birth: 27
December 1798, Keppoch, Cardross, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Baptism: 27
January 1799, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire,
Scotland, age: <1
Death: 1
September 1870,
Burial: after 1
September 1870, Corsock, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
Occupation:
Advocate at the Scottish Bar - Edinburgh; Member of Parliament for Greenock
(1852 - 1868)
Spouse: Eliza
Esther Murray
Birth: about
1818
Death: 14 July
1902, Corsock, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland, age: 84
Father: John
Murray of Edinburgh
Mother: Anna
Jennings
Marriage: 18
July 1844, Ainslie Place
Children: Anna
(1845-1903)
Margaret
Colquhoun (1847-1902)
Alexander
Colquhoun Stirling (1848-1874)
John (1849-1871)
James Hamilton
(1851-1870)
Elizabeth Alice
Mary Janet,
M.B.E.; J.P.
Captain Henry
Liston, R.A.; J.P.; Deputy Lord Lieutenant for Kirkcudbrightshire
(1857-1919)
(19)
Anna Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 1845
Death: 1 March
1903, age: 58
Spouse: The
Reverend Professor Thomas Martin Lindsay, LL.D; D.D.
Occupation:
Minister; Principal of the Free Church (of Scotland) College
Religion: Free
Church of Scotland
Marriage: 8
October 1872
Children:
Alexander Dunlop, C.B.E.; 1st. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer (1879-1952)
(20)
Alexander Dunlop Lindsay, C.B.E.; 1st. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Birth: 14
May 1879
Death: 18
March 1952, age: 72
Occupation:
1st. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Education:
Glasgow Academy, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland; University of Glasgow,
Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland; University College, Oxford University,
Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Honours:
Commander of the Order of the British Empire
Spouse:
Erica Violet STORR
Marriage:
1907
Children:
Michael Francis Morris, 2nd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer (1909-1994)
(21)
Michael Francis Morris Lindsay, 2nd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Birth: 24
February 1909
Death: 13
February 1994, age: 84
Occupation:
2nd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Education:
Baliol College, Oxford University, Oxford, Oxfordshire, England
Spouse:
Hsiao LI
Father:
Colonel Wen-Chi LI
Mother: ?
?
Marriage:
25 June 1941
Children:
James Francis, 3rd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer (1945-)
(22)
James Francis Lindsay, 3rd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Birth:
29 January 1945, age: 63
Occupation:
3rd. Baron (Lord) Lindsay of BirKer
Education:
Geelong Church of England BoysVictoria, Australia, Australia; Keele
University, Keele, Staffordshire, England
Spouse:
Mary Rose Thomas
Marriage:
1966
(19)
Margaret Colquhoun Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 1847,
Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Baptism: 8
August 1847, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 11
January 1902, age: 55
Spouse: The
Reverend Benjamin Bell
Birth: about
1846, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Death: after 3
April 1881, age: 35
Occupation:
Minister - Church of Scotland
Religion:
Church of Scotland
Marriage: 17
April 1872
Children:
Alexander Dunlop (~1874-)
Edith Cecelia
Colquhoun (~1875-)
Alice Esther
Murray (~1877-)
Benjamin
(~1879-)
(20)
Alexander Dunlop Bell
Birth: about
1874, Kirkden, Angus, Scotland
(20)
Edith Cecelia Colquhoun Bell
Birth: about
1875, Kirkden, Angus, Scotland
(20)
Alice Esther Murray Bell
Birth: about
1877, Kirkden, Angus, Scotland
(20)
Benjamin Bell
Birth: about
1879, Kirkden, Angus, Scotland
(19)
Alexander Colquhoun Stirling Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 3
October 1848
Baptism: 17
December 1848, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 8
October 1874, age: 26
Spouse:
Charlotte Claudine Georgina
Father: James
Coape
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 4
February 1872
(19)
John Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 15
December 1849
Baptism: 17
February 1850, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 1 June
1871, Richmond, Surrey, England, age: 21
Burial: after
1 June 1871, Corsock, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
(19)
James Hamilton Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 3
October 1851
Baptism: 16
November 1851, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 1
November 1870, age: 19
He died of
Typhoid fever.
(19)
Elizabeth Alice
Birth: 22
April 1853
Baptism: 18
May 1853, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 25 June
1887, age: 34
Burial: after
25 June 1887, Corsock, Kirkcudbrightshire, Scotland
(19)
Mary Janet Murray-Dunlop, M.B.E.; J.P.
Occupation: A
Justice of the Peace
Honours:
Member of the Order of the British Empire
(19)
Captain Henry Liston Murray-Dunlop, R.A.; J.P.; Deputy Lord Lieutenant for
Kirkcudbrightshire
Birth: 11
February 1857
Death: 2
January 1919, age: 61
Occupation:
Captain - Royal Artillery; A Justice of the Peace; Deputy Lord Lieutenant
for Kirkcudbrightshire
Spouse: Mary
Hutchison Jennings
Father: Edward
Jennings
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 20
April 1880
Children:
Lilias Esther (1881-1882)
(20)
Lilias Esther Murray-Dunlop
Birth: 1881
Death: 1882,
age: 1
(18)
Alan Colquhoun Dunlop*
Birth: 31 May
1800, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Baptism: 30 June
1800, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland,
age: <1
Death: July
1853, age: 53
Spouse: Jane Ann
Grant
Birth: about
1809
Death: after
July 1837, age: 28
Father: Colonel
Ludovic Grant of the Bank House, Kempsey
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 16
February 1829
Children: Jane
Bracken (1829->1881)
Lieutenant-Colonel
Alexander of the 2nd. West India Regiment (1833-1885)
Ludovic
(1834-1865)
Other spouses:
Anne HAY of Collipriest
(19)
Jane Bracken Dunlop
Birth: 7
December 1829, Calcutta, Bengal, India
Death: after 3
April 1881, age: 51
Spouse:
Colonel James Duff, Younger of Hatton; Colonel - 74th. Foot
Birth: 2 May
1820, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 1898,
age: 77
Occupation:
Younger of Hatton; Colonel 74th. Foot
Father: Garden Duff
Mother: Louise
Dunbar
Marriage: 4
April 1855, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Children: Jane
Louisa (1856-)
Mary
Clementina (1857-~1867)
The Reverend
Garden Llanoe (1858-1938)
Jessie
Margaret (1859-1910)
Alan Colquhoun
(1860-1897)
James Dunlop (1860-1940)
Alexander
Ludovic (1862-1933)
Charles Edmund
(1863-)
John
(1864-~1935)
Helen (1865-)
Katherine
(1866-1927)
Rose Mary
(1868-1963)
Alice (1869-)
Mabel
(1871-1901)
(20)
Jane Louisa Duff
Birth: 24
January 1856, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Spouse:
Garden Duff Dunbar of Hempriggs
Birth: about
1838, Inverness, Invernessshire, Scotland
Marriage: 26
September 1876
Children:
Captain Sir George Duff of Hempriggs (1878-)
Kenneth of
Hempriggs (-1914)
(21)
Captain Sir George Duff Dunbar of Hempriggs
Birth:
1878, Wick, Caithness, Scotland
Occupation:
Captain
(21)
Kenneth Dunbar of Hempriggs
Death:
1914 - 1918
(20)
Mary Clementina Duff
Birth: 14
May 1857, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: about
1867, age: 9
(20)
The Reverend Garden Llanoe Duff
(See
duplicate branch below)
(20)
Jessie Margaret Duff
Birth: 25
September 1859, Alvah, Banffshire, Scotland
Death: 4
August 1910, age: 50
(20)
Alan Colquhoun Duff
Birth: 20
November 1860, Dunlugas, Banffshire, Scotland
Death: 5
January 1897, Juulpore, Bengal, India, age: 36
Spouse:
Bertha Hope Duff
Birth: 29
June 1866, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 6
March 1897, age: 30
Father:
Garden William Duff
Mother: Jean Cook
Marriage: 23
August 1888
Children:
Ludovic James Colquhoun (1889-)
Jean Alison
Mary (1893-1894)
(21)
Ludovic James Colquhoun Duff
Birth: 16
August 1889
Spouse:
Isabella Ann Patterson
Marriage:
28 October 1948
(21)
Jean Alison Mary Duff
Birth:
1893
Death: 12
March 1894, age: 1
(20)
James Dunlop Duff
Birth: 20
November 1860, Dunlugas, Banffshire, Scotland
Death: 25
April 1940, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, age: 79
Spouse:
Laura Eleanor Lenox-Conyngham
Marriage:
28 December 1895
Children:
Alan Colquhoun (1896-~1971)
James
Fitzgerald (1898-1970)
Patrick
William (1901-<2004)
Mary
Geraldine (1904-1995)
Hester
Laura Elisabeth (1912-~2001)
(21)
Alan Colquhoun Duff
Birth: 11
November 1896
Death:
about 1971, age: 74
(21)
James Fitzgerald Duff
Birth: 1
February 1898
Death:
1970, age: 71
(21)
Patrick William Duff
Birth: 21
February 1901
Death:
before 2004, age: 102
(21)
Mary Geraldine Duff
Birth: 9
March 1904
Death: 26
November 1995, age: 91
(21)
Hester Laura Elisabeth Duff
Birth: 17
August 1912
Death:
about August 2001, Darlington, County Durham, England, age: 88
(20)
Alexander Ludovic Duff*
Birth: 20
February 1862, Marnoch, Banffshire, Scotland
Death: 22
November 1933, age: 71
Spouse:
Janet (Jessie) Douglas Duff
Birth: 30
October 1856, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 21
February 1908, age: 51
Father:
Garden William Duff
Mother:
Douglas Isabella Maria Urquhart
Marriage: 3
September 1886
Children:
Helen Douglas (1887-1978)
Dorothy
Alexandra (1890-)
Other
spouses: Marjorie Hill-Whitson
(21)
Helen Douglas Duff
Birth: 3
September 1887
Death:
1978, age: 90
(21)
Dorothy Alexandra Duff
Birth: 26
June 1890
(20)
Alexander Ludovic Duff*
(See
above)
Spouse:
Marjorie Hill-Whitson
Other
spouses: Janet (Jessie) Douglas Duff
(20)
Charles Edmund Duff*
Birth: 17
March 1863, Marnoch, Banffshire, Scotland
Spouse: Mary
Susan Smith
Marriage: 11
January 1894
Children:
Ian Archibald James (1895-1949)
Colin
Guthrie (1896-)
Other
spouses: Edith Alice Ives
(21)
Ian Archibald James Duff
Birth: 20
January 1895
Death:
1949, age: 53
(21)
Colin Guthrie Duff
Birth: 16
July 1896
(20)
Charles Edmund Duff*
(See
above)
Spouse:
Edith Alice Ives
Marriage: 14
July 1916
Other
spouses: Mary Susan Smith
(20)
John Duff*
Birth: 12
April 1864, Marnoch, Banffshire, Scotland
Death: about
1935, age: 70
Spouse:
Evelina Constance Pratt
Death: 28
January 1898
Children:
Frances Evelina (1898-)
Other
spouses: Lily Clough
(21)
Frances Evelina Duff
Birth: 23
January 1898
(20)
John Duff*
(See above)
Spouse: Lily
Clough
Death: 31
August 1905
Children:
Lily Katherine (1905-)
Other
spouses: Evelina Constance Pratt
(21)
Lily Katherine Duff
Birth:
1905, age: 104
(20)
Helen Duff
Birth: 14
October 1865, Marnoch, Banffshire, Scotland
(20)
Katherine Duff
Birth: 6
December 1866, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 22
December 1927, age: 61
Spouse:
Cecil Robert Stevens
Children:
Cecil James (1893-)
Mignorette
Kathleen Jean Duff (1906-)
(21)
Cecil James Stevens
Birth:
1893
(21)
Mignorette Kathleen Jean Duff Stevens
Birth:
1906, age: 103
(20)
Rose Mary Duff
Birth: 22
September 1868, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 25
April 1963, age: 94
Spouse:
James Brignell Dand
Death:
August 1904
Marriage: 25
December 1901
Children:
Alistair James Duff (1902-)
Richard
Travers Middleton (1905-)
(21)
Alistair James Duff Dand
Birth:
1902
(21)
Richard Travers Middleton Dand
Birth:
1905, age: 104
(20)
Alice Duff
Birth: 13
October 1869, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
(20)
Mabel Duff
Birth: 15
November 1871, Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 9
April 1901, age: 29
(19)
Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Dunlop of the 2nd. West India Regiment
Birth: 5 July
1833
Death: 5 April
1885, age: 51
Occupation:
Lieutenant-Colonel - the 2nd. West India Regiment
Spouse:
Margaretta Ormerod Harrison
Father:
Alexander Harrison
Mother: ? ?
Children: Alan
(1865-)
Marianne
(20)
Alan Dunlop
Birth: 15
November 1865, St. James, Trinidad
Spouse:
Harriet Florence Carter
Marriage: 17
September 1902
Children:
Benjamin Alan (1904-)
(21)
Benjamin Alan Dunlop
Birth: 5
February 1904, age: 104
Spouse:
Katherine Cochrane
Marriage:
22 May 1928
(20)
Marianne
Death:
1928
Spouse:
Arthur William Cadell of Tranent
Marriage:
26 September 1888
(19)
Ludovic Dunlop
Birth: 25 July
1834
Death: 1865,
age: 30
(18)
Alan Colquhoun Dunlop*
(See
above)
Spouse: Anne HAY
of Collipriest
Father: James
HAY of Collipriest
Mother: Lady
Mary Ramsay of Dalhousie
Children: Mary
Ramsay (1841-1847)
Alan Colquhoun
(1843-1845)
Dr. James Hay
Charles Edmund
John (1850-1852)
Alice Margaret
(1852-1853)
Other spouses:
Jane Ann Grant
(19)
Mary Ramsay Dunlop
Birth: 29
January 1841
Death: 29
January 1847, age: 6
(19)
Alan Colquhoun Dunlop
Birth: 14 June
1843
Death: 13
January 1845, age: 1
(19) Dr.
James Hay
Birth: 14 June
1847, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Death: 17
February 1922, age: 74
Occupation:
Medical Practitioner
(19)
Charles Edmund
Birth: 16
February 1849
Death: 10
December 1915, age: 66
Burial: after
10 December 1915, Calton Cemetery, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
(19)
John Dunlop
Birth: 17
September 1850
Death: 15 June
1852, age: 1
(19)
Alice Margaret Dunlop
Birth: 23
August 1852
Death: 31
January 1853, age: <1
(18)
Henry Liston Dunlop
Birth: 1801
Death: 1808,
age: 7
Burial: 1808,
Inverkip Street Cemetery, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
(18)
Margaret Colquhoun Dunlop
Birth: 1802,
Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Baptism: October
1802, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland,
age: <1
Spouse: The
Reverend Horace Chavasse
Death: 1861
Occupation:
Priest - Curate of Aston, Warwickshire, England, later Vicar of Rushall,
Shropshire, England
Religion: Church
of England
Marriage: 6
August 1838, Keppoch, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
(18) Jane Dunlop
Birth: 1803,
Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Baptism:
November 1803, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire,
Scotland, age: <1
Spouse: John
Cadell, Younger of Tranent
Occupation:
Younger of Tranent
Father: Willaim
Cadell of Tranent
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 10
April 1825, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
(18)
Helen Boyle Dunlop
Birth: 10 August
1805, West Parish (Old Parish), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Spouse: The
Reverend Robert Story
Birth: 1792
Death: 1859,
age: 67
Occupation:
Minister of Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Religion: Church
of Scotland
Marriage: 14
September 1828, Keppoch, Cardross, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Children: George
William (1830-)
Margaret Stewart
(1831-)
Alexander Dunlop
(1833-)
Robert Herbert
(1835-1907)
(19)
George William Story
Birth: 19
April 1830, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Baptism: 13
June 1830, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, age: <1
(19)
Margaret Stewart Story
Birth: 16
September 1831, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Baptism: 26
October 1831, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, age: <1
(19)
Alexander Dunlop Story
Birth: 6
February 1833, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Baptism: 5
March 1833, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, age: <1
(19)
Robert Herbert Story
Birth: 27
January 1835, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Baptism: 22
February 1835, Roseneath, Dunbartonshire, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 1907,
age: 71
(18)
Mary Dunlop
Birth: 1807,
Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Baptism: May
1807, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland,
age: <1
Death: 10 April
1846, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, age: 39
Spouse: Stewart Ker
Occupation:
Merchant in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Marriage: 23
August 1830, Keppoch, Cardross, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
Children: Alan
(1831-~1832)
Alexander
(1833-)
? (1835-1835)
Mary Ann (1837-)
Stewart Edward
(1839-1907)
David
(1842-1914)
Henry Menzies
(1845-)
(19)
Alan Ker
Birth: July
1831
Death: about
1832, age: <1
(19)
Alexander Ker
Birth: 1833
(19) ? Ker
Birth: January
1835
Death: January
1835, age: <1
(19)
Mary Ann Ker
Birth: 1837
(19)
Stewart Edward Ker
Birth: July
1839
Death: 1907,
age: 67
Spouse: Alice
Jane Shannon
Children:
Margaret Louisa
Mary
(20)
Margaret Louisa Ker
(20)
Mary Ker
(19)
David Ker
Birth: 1842,
Bowden Vale, Cheshire, Englans
Death: 1914,
age: 72
Spouse: Bertha
May Haslam
Death: 1934
(19)
Henry Menzies Ker
Birth: 1845
(18)
Andrew Anderson Dunlop, M.A.
Birth: 10 April
1809, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Baptism: 10 May
1809, West Church (Old Parish Church), Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland,
age: <1
Death: 10
November 1879, age: 70
Education:
Master of Arts - Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland
Spouse:
Catherine Cardew Blackburn
Birth: about
1823
Marriage: 24
January 1839, Cathedral, Calcutta, Bengal, India
Children:
Catherine Margaret (1840-1897)
Charles
Blackburn (1842-1927)
Graham Colquhoun
(1845-1927)
Adele Rebecca
(1847-1936)
Helen Mary
Elizabeth Jane
(19)
Catherine Margaret Dunlop
Birth: 9
August 1840, India
Death: 1897,
age: 56
Spouse: Thomas Puzey
Death: 1898
Marriage: 10
October 1864
Children:
Edmund Dunlop (1866-)
Katherine
Andrew Anderson
(~1868-)
Arthur Henry
(~1867-)
Mabel Georgina
Jane
Adele
Frederica
Thomas Cunningham
(-1938)
(20)
Edmund Dunlop Puzey
Birth: 11
December 1866, Surbiton, Surrey, England
(20)
Katherine Puzey
(20)
Andrew Anderson Puzey
Birth: about
1868, Dublin, Ireland
(20)
Arthur Henry Puzey
Birth: about
1867, Dublin, Ireland
(20)
Mabel Georgina Jane Puzey
Spouse: ? Rorke
(20)
Adele Frederica Puzey
(20)
Thomas Cunningham Puzey
Death: 1938
(19)
Charles Blackburn Dunlop
Birth: 13
November 1842, India
Death: 14
March 1927, Ealing, Surrey, England, age: 84
Spouse: Fanny ParKer
McAnally
Marriage: 6
November 1878
Children:
Colonel Charles Andrew Montagu, M.C. (1879-)
Eileen
Colquhoun (1881-)
Dorothy
Colquhoun
(20)
Colonel Charles Andrew Montagu Dunlop, M.C.
Birth: 22
August 1879
Honours:
Military Cross
Occupation:
Colonel - British Army
Spouse: May
Adelaide Justice
Father:
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Le Gendre Justice
Mother: ? ?
Marriage: 5
July 1923
Children:
Daphne May (1924-)
Kenneth
Charles (1926-)
(21)
Daphne May Dunlop
Birth: 5
December 1924, age: 84
(21)
Kenneth Charles Dunlop
Birth: 13
May 1926, age: 82
(20)
Eileen Colquhoun Dunlop
Birth: 24
June 1881
(20)
Dorothy Colquhoun Dunlop
Spouse:
George Ernest Robertson Young, LL.B
Occupation:
Solicitor (Legal Practitioner)
(19)
Graham Colquhoun Dunlop
Birth: 25
January 1845, India
Death: 1927,
age: 81
Spouse:
Catherine Jessie Wilcox
Birth: about
1851
Death: 2 June
1914, age: 63
Marriage: 9
September 1880
Children: Alan
Colquhoun Blackburn (1882-)
Gladys Jessie
Ansley Graham
(1886-)
Catherine
Claire
(20)
Alan Colquhoun Blackburn Dunlop
Birth: 2
September 1882
Spouse:
Marguerite Effie WE
Marriage: 28
June 1919
(20)
Gladys Jessie Dunlop
Spouse:
Henry L. Hardwick
Marriage: 12
June 1918
Children:
Elizabeth Dunlop (1919-)
Henry
(1919-1919)
(21)
Elizabeth Dunlop Hardwick
Birth: 13
March 1919, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, age: 89
(21)
Henry Hardwick
Birth: 13
March 1919, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Death: 15
March 1919, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, age: <1
(20)
Ansley Graham Dunlop
Birth: 23
October 1886
Spouse:
Battistina IVES
(20)
Catherine Claire Dunlop
Spouse:
William Wynne Robinson
Marriage: 5
October 1910
Children:
Catherine Wynne
Aubrey Dunlop
(1914-<1924)
Alan
Reginald Wynne (1918-)
Marjorie
Claire (1921-)
(21)
Catherine Wynne Robinson
Spouse:
R.C. Webster
Children:
Alan Campbell (1936-)
Joan
Muriel (1938-)
(22)
Alan Campbell Webster
Birth: 8
March 1936, age: 72
(22)
Joan Muriel Webster
Birth: 5
April 1938, age: 70
(21)
Aubrey Dunlop Robinson
Birth: 7
September 1914
Death:
before 7 September 1924, age: 10
(21)
Alan Reginald Wynne Robinson
Birth: 6
October 1918, age: 90
(21)
Marjorie Claire Robinson
Birth: 22
December 1921, age: 87
(19)
Adele Rebecca Dunlop
Birth: 2
January 1847, Calcutta, Bengal, India
Death: 8 March
1936, age: 89
Spouse: The
Venerable Dr. William Cunningham, D.D.; F.B.A.; F.R.Hist.; Archdeacon of
Ely; Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Birth: 29
December 1849, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Baptism: 21
February 1850, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
Death: 10 June
1919, age: 69
Occupation:
Priest; Archdeacon of Ely; Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
Education:
F.B.A.; F.R.Hist.
Father: James Cunningham,
W.S.
Mother:
Elizabeth Boyle Dunlop (1812->1881)
Marriage: 1
June 1876
Children:
James Michael (~1879-1918)
Etheldreda
(20)
James Michael Cunningham
Birth: about
1879, Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Death: 28
March 1918, near Gezaincourt, France (he was killed in action), age: 39
Burial:
after 28 March 1918, Gezaincourt Communal Cemetery Extension,
Gezaincourt, France
Education:
A.M.I.C.E.
Spouse:
Bertha M. ALDERSON
Children:
Hilda Violet
Elisabeth
Marie
(21)
Hilda Violet Cunningham
(21)
Elisabeth Marie Cunningham
(20)
Etheldreda Cunningham
(19)
Helen Mary Dunlop
Spouse:
Lieutenant Sydney Edwin Bellingham of the 57th. Foot Regiment
Death: 1893
Occupation:
Lieutenant - the 57th. Foot Regiment
Children: Alan
Mure
Maud Alice
Helen Mary
Dorothea
(20)
Alan Mure Bellingham*
Spouse: ? ?
Other
spouses: ? ?
(20)
Alan Mure Bellingham* (See
above)
Spouse: ? ?
Other
spouses: ? ?
(20)
Maud Alice Bellingham
Spouse:
Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Ford Anderson, R.E.; D.S.O.
Occupation:
Lieutenant-Colonel - Royal Engineers
Honours:
Distinguished Service Order
Marriage:
1910
Children: ?
?
(21)
? Anderson
(21)
? Anderson
(20)
Helen Mary Dorothea Bellingham
Spouse: ? DU
LAC
(19)
Elizabeth Jane Dunlop
Spouse: The Reverend
Garden Llanoe Duff
Birth: 9 May 1858,
Turriff, Auchterloss, Aberdeenshire, Scotland
Death: 13 November
1938, Orpington, Kent, England, age: 80
Occupation: Priest -
Rector of Turriff
Religion: Church of
England
Father: Colonel
James Duff, Younger of Hatton; Colonel - 74th. Foot (1820-1898)
Mother: Jane Bracken
Dunlop (1829->1881)
Marriage: 7 October
1884
Children: Garden
Andrew (1886-1906)
Enid Blackburn
(1889-)
Kathleen Jane
(1891-)
Helen Mary (1894-)
(20) Garden
Andrew Duff
Birth: 27 February
1886
Death: 16 July 1906,
India, age: 20
(20) Enid
Blackburn Duff
Birth: 3 October
1889
Spouse: Edward
Archibald Forbes
Death: 11 March 1929
Marriage: 22 January
1922
(20) Kathleen
Jane Duff
Birth: 19 October
1891
(20) Helen
Mary Duff
Birth: 2 April 1894
(18) John Dunlop
(18) Elizabeth
Boyle Dunlop
Birth: 1812,
Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Death: after 3 April
1881, age: 69
Spouse: James Cunningham,
W.S.
Occupation: Writer
to the Signet
Marriage: 12 October
1846, St. Cuthbert
Children: James
Henry (1847-)
The Venerable Dr.
William, D.D.; F.B.A.; F.R.Hist.; Priest; Archdeacon of Ely; Fellow of Trinity
College, Cambridge (1849-1919)
Carus Dunlop (1856->1881)
(19) James
Henry Cunningham
Birth: 11 September
1847
Baptism: 2 November
1847, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland, age: <1
(19) The
Venerable Dr. William Cunningham, D.D.; F.B.A.; F.R.Hist.; Archdeacon of Ely;
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge
(See duplicate
branch above)
(19) Carus Dunlop
Cunningham
Birth: 12 March
1856, Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland
Death: after 3 April
1881, age: 25
(18) Robina
Liston Dunlop
Birth: 1813
Death: 1816, age: 3
Burial: 1816,
Inverkip Street Cemetery, Greenock, Renfrewshire, Scotland
(16) George Dunlop
Birth: 1733
Death: 1734, age: 1
(16) Frances Dunlop
Birth: March 1736
Death: May 1736,
age: <1
(16) George Dunlop
Birth: 13 November
1736
Death: 13 November
1736, age: <1
(16) Francis Dunlop
Birth: 1738
Death: 1743, age: 5
(16) Elizabeth
Dunlop
Birth: 26 June 1741
Death: 21 March
1832, Shewalton, Ayrshire, Scotland, age: 90
Burial: 27 March
1832, Dundonald, Ayrshire, Scotland
Spouse: The
Honourable The Reverend Patrick Boyle
Birth: about 1717
Death: 26 February
1798, Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland, age: 81
Burial: after 26
February 1798, Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland
Occupation: Minister
- Church of Scotland
Religion: Church of
Scotland
Father: John Boyle,
2nd. Earl of Glasgow (-1740)
Mother: Helen
MORRISON of Preston Grange
Marriage: September
1762
Children: Lieutenant
William
Colonel John of
Shewlaton; of the Ayrshire Local Militia (-1837)
Alexander, R.N.
The Right Honourable
David, Lord Justice-Clerk of Scotland; President of the Court of Session
(Scotland) (1772-)
Helen (-1805)
Elizabeth (-1842)
?
?
(17)
Lieutenant William Boyle
Occupation:
Lieutenant - Army
He died young.
(17) Colonel
John Boyle of Shewlaton; of the Ayrshire Local Militia
Death: 30 January
1837
Occupation: Colonel
- the Ayrshire Local Militia
(17) Alexander
Boyle, R.N.
Occupation: Officer
- Royal Navy
He died young.
(17) The Right
Honourable David Boyle, Lord Justice-Clerk of Scotland; President of the Court
of Session (Scotland)
Birth: 26 July 1772
Occupation: Lord
Justice-Clerk of Scotland; President of the Court of Session (Scotland)
He was appointed
Lord Justice-Clerk in February 181
Spouse: Elizabeth DE
Montgomerie
Father: Alexander DE
Montgomerie of Annock Lodge
Mother: ? ?
Children: Patrick
Elizabeth
Helen
Alexander
(18) Patrick Boyle
(18) Elizabeth
Boyle
(18) Helen Boyle
(18) Alexander
Boyle
(17) Helen Boyle
Death: 1805
Spouse: Thomas Mure
of Warriston
Marriage: 1791
(17) Elizabeth
Boyle
Death: 6 May 1842
Spouse: John Smollet
Rouet of Bonhill
Marriage: 1800
(17) ? Boyle
(17) ? Boyle
(16) William Dunlop, Merchant; Secretary of State for Jamaica
Birth: 23 December
1742
Death: 11 March
1815, London, Middlesex, England, age: 72
Occupation:
Merchant; Secretary of State for Jamaica
William Dunlop settled in Jamaica. He died unmarried and without any known children.
(16) Ann Dunlop
Birth: 1744
Spouse: Dr. Gavin Fullarton, Surgeon
Occupation: Surgeon
- Greenock
Children: Dr. John,
Surgeon (-1849)
(17) Dr. John Fullarton, Surgeon
Death: 1849
Occupation: Surgeon
Dr. John Fullarton went to India and joined the service of The Honourable British East India
Company. He made a considerable fortune. In 1844 he published a treatise
entitled London, Middlesex, England.
(16) Major
Hutcheson Dunlop of the 53rd. Regiment
Birth: 13 October
1745
Death: about 1791,
age: 45
Occupation: Major -
53rd. Regiment
Major Hutchison Dunlop
died unmarried and without any known children.
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