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THE GENEALOGYOF
THE NICOL FAMILY
KINCARDINESHIRE BRANCH
Privately printed.
1909-
LAMLEY & CO.,
South Kensington.
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PREFACE.
In presenting this Genealogy to the descendants
of the Kincardineshire Branch of the Nicol family, I
have to thank many members for their kind help in
correcting the printed draft lately circulated.
My thanks are specially due to the Rev. James
Smith, B.D., of St. George's-in-the-West Parish,
Aberdeen, for his diligent searchings of old Registers
in Edinburgh, etc., and for his most kind and
ungrudging help.
With regard to the more ancient history I have
been assisted by Skene's book, " The Highlanders of
Scotland," published in 1837. This publication was
awarded the prize offered by the Highland Society of
London for the best History of the Highland Clans.
Much of Skene's information was derived from MSS.the property of the Faculty of Advocates, Edinburgh,
and in particular the MS. believed to have been
written in 1450, and which has the date upon it—1467.
As errors may have crept in, I should be greatly
obliged by their being pointed out to me. Should any
new matters of interest in connection with the family
be discovered, it is probable that a further addition of
this Genealogy will be printed.
W. E. Nicol.
Ballogie,
July, 1909.
The Nicol family are undoubtedly descendants of
the Macnical or Macn'icail Clan, who were descended
from the ancient Gaelic tribe (the Northern Picts), the
earliest inhabitants of the district of Ness, on the
north-west coast of Scotland, off the Minch.
Skene, in his "Table of the Descent of the High-
land Clans," shows the Macnical Clan as one of the
eighteen great clans. They were under the Maormor-
ship or Earldom of Ness, Macnicol being Chief of the
Clan. From Skene's account of the Macleod and
Macnical Clans, it appears that on the death of the
last Macnicol chief, his daughter and heiress married
Torquil Macleod, a younger son of the Chief Macleod
of Glenelg or Harris. By this marriage the Macleods
acquired possession of Edderachylis, Duirnes, Assint,
and Coygash, the lands previously owned by the
Macnicols.
There is little doubt that after the death of the
Chief, the Macnicals lost adhesion, and ceased to exist
as a clan.
The Nicols to which this Genealogy refers came
from the County of Sutherland. After frequent and
severe fights with the Macintoshes, they, with others
of the clan, moved southwards about 1600, manysettling in Aberdeenshire and Kincardineshire, others
going as far south as Glasgow.
William Nicol.
B. 1692. M. 1st, abt. 1723, Ann Jaffray, B,
1693. She D. 14 May, 1728. M., 2nd.
21 Apl., 1730, Isobel Milne or Mill. B. 1709.
She D. 5 Apl., 1770.
He was a farmer at Bringieshill, or Brownieshill,
in the parish of Arbuthnott. He D. 23 Dec, 1753,and was buried, as were many members of his family,
in Arbuthnott Churchyard.
Issue, 1st Marriage :
I. Robert. B. abt. 1724. M. Nov., 1745.{Vide p. 3)
II. John. B. 20 May, 1727. D. in infancy.
A. Jean. B. 1728. Baptised 15 Apl., 1729.
D. in infancy.
Issue, 2nd Marriage :
I. William. B. 25 Mch., 1732. D. in infancy.
II. James. B. 31 July, 1734. M. 4 Nov., 1764.D. 18 Apl., 1808. {Vide p. 4)
HI. Alexander. B. 15 Feb., 1745. D. 14 Mch.,1766.
IV. William. B. 13 Feb., 1747. M., 1st, 22 Nov.,
1771. M., 2nd, 23 Apl., 1786. D.26 Apl., 1815. {Vide p. 5)
V. John. B. 25 Apl., 1749. D. 9 May, 1749.
A, Isobel. B. 19 Feb., 1731. D. in infancy.
B. Elspet or Elizabeth. B. 19th Apl., 1733.D. in infancy.
C. Margaret. B. 25 Apl , 1736. D. 20 Oct.,
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D. Janet. B. 10 Apl., 1738. D. in infancy.
E. Jean. B. 27 June, 1740. D. in infancy.
F. Isobel. B. 22 Nov., 1742. D. 7 Feb., 1776.
G. Jean. B. 28 Aug., 1750. D. in infancy.
H. Margaret. B. 1 Apl., 1752.
From the Tombstone in Arbuthnott Churchyard,there were two more daughters, Christina and Ann.As their names appear after Robert, the eldest son,
they were probably born in 1725 and 1726.
Robert Nicol. {Vide p. 2)
B. abt. 1724. M. Nov., 1745, Elizabeth Young.B. 1724.
He was farmer in Craighill, in the parish of
Arbuthnott. He appears to have moved to the farmof Hareden, in the same parish, in 1760. No record of
the date of his death has been found. She D. 9 July,
1784.
Issue
:
I. A child. B. Nov. or Dec, 1747.
II. Robert. B. 6 Nov., 1749. D. 22 July, 1761.
III. Alexander. B. Feb., 1760. D. 8 Mch., 1760.
IV. John. B. 8 Aug., 1761.
A. Elizabeth. B. 15 Dec, 1751.
B. Isobel. B. 25 June, 1757.
No further trace of this family has beendiscovered.
James Nicol. (vide p. 2)
B. 31 July, 1734. M. 4 Nov., 1764, Elizabeth or
Elspet Rankine. In the marriage register she
is entered as of the parish of Fetteresso, butat one time her father, James Rankine, wastenant of Upper Criggie, in the parish of
Dunnottar. She B. 1733. D. 27 Feb., 1812.
Jas. Nicol was for some years tenant of Bringies-
hill and Overseer on the Arbuthnott Estate.
About 1783 he became tenant of the farm of
Fawsyde, parish of Kinneff. In 1802 he built
for himself a cottage in Upper Catterline,
which was called Birdy's Knapp. He D.18 Apl., 1808. See epitaph ArbuthnottChurchyard.
Issue :
I. William. B. 1765. M. 1794. D. 1827.
{Vide p. 6)
II. James. B, 1767. M., 1st, 1789, 2nd, 1816.
D. 1849. (Vide p. 8)
III. Andrew (twin). B. 1769. M., 1st, 1795, 2nd,
1807. D. 28 May, 1837. (Vide p. 10)
A. Helen (twin). B. 7 Mch., 1769. M. 2 Feb.,
1790, James Cowie, Mains of Catterline,
parish of Kinneff.
Issue
:
1. Hugh. B. 12 Sept., 1792.
2. William. B. 8 July, 1794.
a. Jane. B. 17 June, 1796.
B. Jean. B. 22 July, 1770.)
A11 three died
C Rachel B *o Aol 1772 Uoung' and werec. Kacnei. a. 30 Apl., 1772.
buried in Arbuth .
D. Elizabeth.j nott Churchyard.
E. Margaret. M. 7 Sept., 1797, George Watt,from Montrose.
William Nicol. (Vide p. 2)
B. 13 Feb., 1747. M., 1st, 22 Nov., 1771, HelenRobert. She B. 24 June, 1742, D. 28 Oct.,
1784. M., 2nd, 23 Apl., 1786, Rebecca, dau.
of Alexr. Taylor, farmer, Easttoun of Glen-bervie. She B. 3 May, 1757. D. 22 July,
1789.
He was farmer at Bringieshill, parish of Arbuth-nott, where he D. 26 Apl., 1815.
See epitaph Arbuthnott Churchyard.
Issue, 1st Marriage :
I. William. B. 19 Sept., 1772. M. 15 Sept.,
1798, Ann Edward. She D. 14 Apl.,
1803.
Issue :
1. Alexander. B. 13 Dec, 1800.
2. David. B. 9 Feb., 1802.
II. David. B. 14 Aug., 1775.
III. Alexander. B. 9 Apl., 1778. D. 28 Apl.,
1822.
IV. John. B. 13 Nov., 1782.
A. Elspet. B. 19 Mch., 1780.
Issue, 2nd Marriage
:
I. James. B. 15 July, 1789. M. 1818. D. 1869.
{Vide p. 12)
A. Helen B. 25 Jan., 1787. M. 21 Nov., 1818,
Alexander Byres, Burnfoot in Menmuir.
William Nicol. {Vide p. 4)
B. 27 July, 1765. M. 25 Nov., 1794. D. 25 Nov.,
1827.
He married Margaret Dyce, only surviving
child James Dyce of Badentoy andMains of Findon, a merchant and burgessof Aberdeen.
She B. 17 Dec, 1772. D. 23 Jan., 1841.
Wm. Nicol, M.A., M.D., Aberdeen, a SurgeonR.N., from which he retired 1792, and settled
in Stonehaven as a medical practitioner.
There is no record of the date of his entering
the Navy, but he served on the MediterraneanStation on the Flagship " Leander " fromJune, 1789, to March, 1792. He was buried
in Fetteresso Kirkyard. She in St. Andrew'sScottish Church, Rodney Street, Liverpool.
Issue :
I. James Dyce. B. 1805. M. 1844, CatherineLoyd. D. 1872. {Vide p. 13)
A. Jane Fordyce. B. 1795. M. 1818, JohnFleming. D. 1841. (Vide p. 15)
B. Mary. B. 1797. M. 1816, Alexr. Low.D. 1867. (Vide p. 16)
C. Margaret Dyce. B. 1799. M. 1822, Wm.Nicol. D. i860. (Vide p. 18)
D. Elizabeth Forbes. B. 1802. M. 1828,
R. Duckworth. D. 1868. (Vide p. 17)
E. Grace. B. 3 July, 1809. D. 18 Mch., 1811.
Buried in Fetteresso Churchyard.
F. Christina. B. 181 1. M. 1835, Ja s- Wright.D. 1845. (Vide p. 18).
From a memorandum book kept by Dr. Wm.Nicol from 1 Jan., 1802 to 30 June, 1804, now in the
possession of Sir Dyce Duckworth, some insight is got
into his habits and character. He was evidently a verysociable, hospitable person, dining and supping out
very frequently, whether accompanied by his wife or
not is not recorded. An entry often appears :" Had
company to dinner." He was fond of a game of cards,
his losses or gains, varying from 6d. to 3s., are entered
;
in 2J years he was a loser of Cs. 3d. He took muchinterest in county business, attending County andDistrict Road Meetings, Excise and Small DebtsCourts ; he was a Commissioner of Income andProperty Tax, a Captain of Volunteers from 30 May,1797 to 1 May, 1802, when the Volunteers were dis-
charged, by order of the Lord-Lieutenant. Later hewas a Captain in the Militia. Some curious entries
which this memorandum book contains will be found in
the Appendix.
James Nicol. (Vide p. 4)
B. 25 Ap., 1767. M. 1st, 1789 ; M. 2nd, 9 Nov.,1816. D. 24 Apl., 1849. He married 1st
Helen Barclay, eldest dau. of GeorgeBarclay, Builder, Aberdeen.
He married 2nd, Mrs, Jamson (MargaretStephenson). She was B. 13 Jan., 1782. D.
23 Dec., 1864.
He was for some years farmer at Fawsyde, parish
of Kinneff, afterwards went to Banff, where he wasCollector of Customs. He died at Banff.
Issue, 1st Marriage
:
I. William. B. 1790, at Fawsyde. M. 1822.
D. 1879. (Vide p. 18.)
II. James, B. 10 June, 1796, at Fawsyde. D.
7 Oct., 1820, on his passage to Bombay.
Issue, 2nd Marriage :
I. Andrew. B. 1819, M. 1856. D. 1889 (Vide
p. 19.)
II. James. B. 20 Apl., 1823. Believed to havedied in Australia.
A. Helen. B. 19 Jan., 1818. M. 20 July, 1843.
D. 30 July, 1903, at Elgin.
She married James Crosbie, Banker, at Banff.
He B. 1809. D. 7 Apl., 1870.
Issue :
I. William. B. 1853. D. 29 Dec, 1886, in
Ceylon.
A. Margaret Nicol. B. 30 July, 1844. M.JohnAndrew Maitland.
Addresses : 22, York Terrace, Regent's Park,London, and Friston Place, Sussex.
Issue :
1. Frank James.
Educ. at Winchester. Major in the SussexRoyal Garrison Artillery, and J. P.
a. Ethel.
B. Mary. B. 22 Oct., 1847. M. Charles JamesJohnston, V.D., D.L., J. P. of Lesmurdie,Elgin, where they reside.
Issue
1. William James. B. 11 Dec, 1870.
Educ. at The College, Inverness;
passed into Woolwich 1888;joined
Royal Engineers r8gi, in which heis now a Captain.
M. Florence, dau. of Percy B. Neame,of The Mount, Faversham, Kent.
Issue
:
(1) Charles Percy Ronald. B. 10 June,igoi.
(2) Kenneth Arthur William. B. 2 Feb.1906.
(a.) Florence Marjory. B. 22 ApL, igoo.
2. Charles Ernest. B. 18 Dec, 1871.
Educ. Malvern College ; served in
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South Africa, igoo-i ; Hon. Captainin the Army, Major in the Scottish
Horse Imperial Yeomanry. M.23 Feb., igog, Irene, only child of
S. S. Schultz, of The Gatehouse,Sandwich, Kent.
3. Leonard Crosbie. B. 5 June, 1875.Educ. Blair Lodge. D. 3 June, igoi.
4. Colin MacAndrew. B. 3 Oct. 1880.
Educ. Malvern College and Queen'sCollege, Cambridge.
5. Norman Nicol. B. 2 June, 1885.
Educ. Glen Almond.
C. Jamesina. B. 10 June, i84g. M. WilliamKidner, Architect.
Address : ig, Sussex Place, Regent's Park, London.
Issue :
I. Percy.
Educ. at Blundells School. An Engineer.
a. Helen.
Andrew Nicol. [Vide p. 4 )
B. 7 Mch., i76g. M. 1st, 15 Nov., i7g5, JeanBrown.
He resided many years in Montrose. In i8iowentto Aberdeen, was admitted a Burgess of Guild,
Aberdeen, 2 July, 181 1 ; was connected with
the Aberdeen Town and County Bank. D,
II
28 May, 1837. According to the AberdeenTournal he was much and justly respected byall who knew him.
M. 2nd, 7 June, 1807, Wilhelmina, daughter ofBaillie Robert Garden, Aberdeen, andElizabeth Moir, his spouse. She B. 21 Aug.,
1778. D. at 4, Dee Street, Aberdeen, 5 Apl.,
1854.
Issue, 1st Marriage :
I. David Brown. B. in Montrose 2 Feb., 1803.D. in India after 1854.
A. Jean. B, 21 Aug., 1796. M. John Scott,
merchant, Dundee. He D. before 1854.She D. in Dundee, 12 Aug., 1868. Noissue.
B. Elizabeth or Eliza. B. 30 May, 1798. D.about 1865.
Issue, 2nd Marriage :
I. James. B. in Montrose 8 May, 1808. Hehad a son George Garden Nicol, described
as of Baton Range, Louisiana
II. George Garden. B. in Montrose 5 Mch.,1810. D. in London 16 Jan., 1897.Buried at Highgate. M. twice. No issue.
He was a merchant in China and Singapore, later
a banker in London, Director of the London JointStock Bank, the North British and Mercantile InsuranceCompany, the Eastern Telegraph Company, the
Eastern Extension Australia and China TelegraphCompany.
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He bequeathed ^20,000 to a Trust called TheGarden Nicol Benevolent Fund, for the benefit of
ladies of Aberdeen Town and County who having beenin affluence are reduced to poverty
;^20,000 to the
University Court of the University of Aberdeen, theincome to be applied by way of Bursaries at suchUniversity or of Exhibitions and Scholarships at the
English Universities ; besides large bequests to Scottish
and English Hospitals.
A. Susan. B. 8 Oct., 1811. D. Apl., 1821.
B. Williamina. B. 28 July, 1813. D. 7 Aug.,
1827, at Strathmartine, near Dundee.
C. Janet Robertson (Jessie). B. 8 Sept., 1815.
D. 17 Oct., 1827.
James Nicol. {Vide p. 6.)
B. 15 July, 1789. M. 5 Dec, 1818, MargaretCrabe.
She B. 1796. D. 17 Nov. 1852, at Mains of Barras.
He was tenant of Mains of Barras, parish of
Kinneff. D. 12 Jan., 1869.
See Epitaph, Arbuthnott Churchyard.
Issue :
I. Robert. B. 14 Dec, 1819. D. 13 Apl., 1901,
at Bervie.
He was for many years in business in Colombo,Ceylon.
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II. James. B. 15 Aug., 1821. D. 12 Jan., 1850,
at Mains of Barras.
III. John. B. 29 Mch., 1823. D. 29 Mch., 1849,in Ceylon.
IV. William. B. Aug., 1825. D. 17 Mch., 1826.
V. David. B. 16 May, 1827. D. 11 Sept., 1882.
A. Jane. B. 21 Aug., 1829. M., 8 Feb., 1853,
John Lindsay, farmer, VVhistleberry.
B. Ann Anderson. B. 15 Dec,, 1831. D. 4 Feb.,
1906, at Stonehaven.
James Dyce Nicol. {Vide p. 6.)
B. 13 Aug., 1805. M. 14 March, 1844. D. 16 Nov.,
1872.
Married Catherine, 2nd dau. of EdwardLoyd, banker, of Manchester. B. 26 Aug.,
1815. She D. 14 Dec, 1905.
He was educated in Aberdeen and Glasgow
;
entered the firm of Wm. Nicol & Co., of
Bombay, at the age of 16, became a partner
in 1826, left Bombay 1838, retired from Wm.Nicol & Co. 31 July, 1844 (the remainingpartners being Jas. Wright, Alex. Hadden andJohn Smith).
In 1850 he added Ballogie and Balnacraig, Aber-deenshire, to his paternal estates of Badentoy, etc. ; in
1859 he purchased Newtonhill and Gillybrands, Kin-cardineshire, and Cairnrobin adjoining Badentoy, andin 1863 Midstrath adjoining Ballogie.
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He represented his native county in Parliament
July, 1865, to Nov., 1872 ; was J. P. and D.L. for
Cos. Kincardine and Aberdeen. He and his wife are
buried in the Kirkyard of Birse.
From letters still in existence, he was an excellent
son to his devoted father and mother.
Issue :
I. William Edward. B. 1846. M. 1873. {Vide
p. 22.)
II. Jas. Dyce. B. 30 June, 1848. M. 5 Oct., 1898,Alice Maud, dau. of John Warden, I.C.S.,
Senior Member of Bombay Legislative
Council. Educated at Rugby and Trin.
Coll., Cambridge, M.A. An East Indian
Merchant 1871 to 1892. Agent for Bank of
England at Hull from 1895. J.P. and D.L.for Kincardineshire.
III. Lewis Loyd. B. 10 Apl., 1858. M. 16 June,1886, Agnes, eldest dau. of Sir SanfordFreeling, K.C.M.G. Educ. at Harrow.Joined the Rifle Brigade 1879. Colonel
Comdg. 3rd Battn. 1906. Saw service in
Zululand, Waziristan and South Africa.
Succeeded to the Estates of Newtonhill
and Gillybrands, Kincardineshire, in
1883. J. P. for Kincardineshire.
Issue :
a. Violet Nora. B. 12 Sept., 1887.
A. Margaret Dyce. B. 15 Dec, 1844. Address,
24, Drayton Court, Drayton Gardens,
London, S.W.
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B. Sarah Loyd. B. 23 May, 1854.
Jane Fordyce Nicol. {vide p, 7.)
B. 24 Sept., 1795. M. ig Jan., 1818. D. 2 Sept.,
1841.
She married John Fleming, Merchant of
Glasgow, who D. in Glasgow 17 May, 1846.
Issue
:
I. John. B. 17 Feb., 1831. M. 11 Sept., 1856.
D. 26 Mch., 1894. {Vide p. 23.)
II. James Nicol. B. 16 Sept., 1832. M. 27 Oct.,
1859. D. in Edinburgh 20 Feb., 1904.{Vide p. 25.)
III. William Edward Nicol. B. 5 Feb., 1834.
D. 27 Sept., 1854, at sea, on his wayhome from Bombay.
A. Margaret. B. 25 Aug., 1819. M. 1840, RobertPaterson. He B. 1808. D. 1863. SheD. 1875. {Vide p. 27.)
B. Jane Nicol. B. 27 Dec, 1820. M. 30 July,
1844, Rev.William Arnot, B.A., Glasgow,she D. at Oxford, Penn., U.S.A., 18 Nov.,
1899. {Vide p. 30.)
C. Christina. B. 27 July, 1822. M. 1843 Alex-ander Mitchell of Sauchrie. She D. 1866.
He D. 1886. {Vide p. 34.)
D. Mary (twin). B. 7. Jan., 1824. M. Thos.McMicking of Miltonise. No issue.
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E. Agnes (twin). B. 7 Jan., 1824. D. 13 March,1845.
F. Elizabeth Forbes. B. 2 Sept., 1825. M. 1855,Rev. D. Macgregor. She D. 1905. (Vide
P- 39-)
G. Williamina Nicol. B. 19 March, 1827. M.,
1849, James Buchanan Mirrlees. She D.1853. (Vide p. 41.)
H. Ann. B. 11 Jan., 1829. M. 1856, Gilbert
Beith. She D. 1864. (Vide p. 42.)
Mary Nicol. (Vide p. 7.)
B. 27 Feb., 1797. M. 26 Aug., 1816, Alexr.LOW of Criggie. D. 1867, at Norwood.He D. 25 March, i860, at Bath. Bothburied at Bath.
Issue :
I. Alexander. B. 19 June, 1817. D. at Geneva,8 July, 1904. General, C.B., Colonel4th Hussars, K.C.B., 1904. Served in
Eastern Campaign (Crimea), 1854-55, m ~
eluding the battles of Alma, Balaklava,
Inkerman, etc., rode in the charge of
Balaklava, commanded the Regiment at
Inkerman.
II. Andrew. B. 24 Feb., 1819. Drowned, 24 Feb.,
1838, in a mountain torrent, near Nice,
before the eyes of his parents, trying to hold
a restive carriage horse.
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A. Mary Catherine (Mai). B. 29 April, 1831.
D. in London, 25 Oct., 1907, leaving noissue. M. 1st, 12 April, 1857, John HalkettLe Couteur, Lt.-Col. Coldstream Guards.M. 2nd, Sept. 1885, Captain Nath. Geo.Philips, late 47th Foot. He D. in London,Dec, 1905.
Elizabeth Forbes Nicol. (Vide p. 7.)
B. 13 Apl., 1802. M. 19 Aug., 1828. D. 14 July,
1868.
Married Robinson Duckworth, Merchant,of Liverpool. She D. in Paris. He in
London, 31 Jan., 1875.
Both buried in Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool.
Issue :
I. William Nicol. B. 8 Nov., 1829, at Gibraltar.
M. 3 Oct., 1861, Elizabeth Paterson. D.16 Mch., i8gg, at Copford Place, Col-
chester. She D. 3 May, 1908. (Vide p. 43.)
II. Robinson. B. 4 Dec, 1834. (Vide p. 44.)
III. Henry. B. 27 Aug. 1836. M. 12 Feb., 1867.
(Vide p. 45.)
IV. Dyce. B. 24 Nov., 1840. M. twice—26 April,
1870, and 4 Nov., 1890. (Vide p. 46.)
A. Elizabeth Forbes. B. 29 Jan., 1832, at Malta.
M. 3 Sept., 1856. (Vide p. 47.)
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Christina Nicol. (Vide p. 7.)
B. 10 Jan., 1811. M. 31 May, 1835. D. 28 March,1845.
Married James Wright. B. 1807. Merchantin Bombay, partner in Wm. Nicol & Co , whoD. 12 Nov., 1876, aged 6g. Both died in
Edinburgh.
Issue :
I. John. B. 17 May, 1837. M. twice. D. June,1871, at Agra, India. (Vide p. 49.)
II. James William. B. 11 Feb., 1839. D. 24 July,
1899. Unmarried.
A. Constance. B. 7 Jan., 1841. M. 1862.
D. 1876, in London. (Vide p. 50.)
William Nicol. (vide p. 8.)
B. 15 Sept., 1790, at Fawsyde, parish of Kinneff.
M. in Bombay, 4 Jan., 1822. D. in London,28 July, 1879.
M. his cousin Margaret Dyce Nicol. (Vide
p. 7.) She was B. 25 July, 1799. D. in
London, 8 Aug., i860.
He was educated in Aberdeen. In 1810 he wentto Bombay on board the E. I. Co.'s Ship Carmarthen
as surgeon. Settled in Bombay 1820. Founded the
firm of Wm. Nicol & Co., in Bombay, in 1821. Left
Bombay in 1828. Retired from Wm. N. & Co.
31 July, 1839. Was M.P. for Dover 1859 to 1865.
J. P. and D.L. for Kincardineshire.
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He was Director of several Companies, amongstothers the London and County Bank from Feb., 1856, to
Nov., 1878, and was instrumental in raising it to its
present high position.
In 1841 his mother-in-law wrote of him: "Heis truly amiable and worthy of much respect ; hemay well be termed the Peacemaker." These wordsequally applied to him in later life—he was the
dearest old man. Heavy troubles came upon himin his old age, through no fault of his own. Henever complained or said a harsh word about anyone.
He was buried in Brompton Cemetery, and his
wife was buried in her mother's grave in St. Andrew'sScottish Church, Rodney Street, Liverpool.
They left no issue.
Andrew Nicol. {Vide p. 8.)
B. Dec, 1819. M. 1856. D. 1889, at Elgin, andburied there.
Married Jane, dau. of John Stronach, of
Muiryfold, Banffshire.
Andrew Nicol was formerly Merchant in Colombo.M.L.C. for some years. A coffee planter owningvarious plantations in Ceylon.
Mrs. Andrew Nicol resides at Kingswear, SouthDevon.
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Issue :
A. Mary Frances. B. 1857 at Auchintoul, Banft-
shire. M. 1883 Augustus Thorne, of 22,
Great Cumberland Place, London, andDornhirst, Sevenoaks. D.L. TowerHamlets. Merchant, London. Barrister
at Law, Middle Temple. He D. at
Lossiemouth, N.B., 1901.
Issue
:
1. Augustus Francis Andrew Nicol. B. 1885.
Educ. Eton and Sandhurst. Lieut,
and Assist. Adjt. 1st Battn, GrenadierGuards.
2. Thomas Fleetwood Joseph Nicol. B. 1888.
Educ. Eton and Christ Church, Oxford.
a. Mary Augusta Margaret Nicol. B. 1884.
M. 1905 Robt. William Piggott Clarke-
Campbell-Preston, of Valleyfield, Fife,
and Ardchattan Priory, Argyllshire.
Issue
:
(1) Robert Modan Thorne Clarke. B. 7 Jan.,
1909, at Ardchattan Priory.
(a) Mary Charity. B. igo6.
(b) Mariel Hope. B. 1907.
b. Sarah Constance Pellew Nicol. B. 1889
c. Frances Helen Rennie Nicol. B. 1892.
d. Anne Dorothea Dyce Nicol. B. 1893.
Mrs. Thorne resides at Dunconusg, Lossiemouth,
N.B., and at 22, Great Cumberland Place,
London, W.
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B. Blanche. B. 1859, in Ceylon. M. 1888 JamesAllan, Solicitor, Elgin, where they reside.
Issue
:
1. Andrew Nicol. B. 1889. Educ. Fettes
College.
2. James Rennie Nicol. B. 1892. Educ.Blundell's School, Devon.
3. Dyce Nicol Crosbie Victor. B. 1897.
a. Blanche Constance Nicol. B. 1890.
b. Jane Nicol. B. 1899.
C. Margaret Dyce. B. in Ceylon i860. M. 1889.
D. 1894 at London, buried at Elgin.
Married Ernest Francis Messervy, Coffee
Planter, Ceylon. He D. there 1893.
Issue :
1. Gerald (twin). B. 1890. Educ. Eton.
2. Paul. B. 1892. D in London 1893.
3. Ernest Dyce. B. 1894. Educ. Eton.
a. Phyllis (twin). B. 1890.
D. Alice Joanna Stronach. B. in Ceylon 1862.
M. 1887 James Roydon Hughes, CoffeePlanter, Ceylon, now in business in
London.
Issue :
a- Sybil Worsely. B. 1888.
They reside at Woking, Surrey.
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Constance Isobel Lumsden. B. in Ceylon1863. M. 1896 David Francis NedhamFarquharson, formerly of the EasternTelegraph, Hong-kong, now Manufacturer,Birmingham.
They reside at Edgbaston.
William Edward Nicol. {vide p. 14.)
B. 2 Nov., 1846. M. 20 Nov., 1873.
Married Catherine Nicoll Lewis. B. 4 March,1848, only child of John Wm. Prout andcousin and heiress of JosephNicoll, of Neasden,Middlesex, a Moneyer of the Mint.
Her grandfather, Wm. Prout, M.D., celebrated
chemist of his day, was chosen as one of the
writers of the Bridgewater Treatises ; subject
of his Essay :" Chemistry, Meteorology, and
the Function of Digestion." B. at Horton,
Gloucestershire 15 Jan., 1785. D. at Sackville
Street, London, 9 Apl., 1850. He was a manof exceedingly retiring habits, but greatly
respected by those who knew him. He M.1814 Agnes, eldest dau. of the eminentScholar, Alex. Adam, LL.D., author of the" Roman Antiquities." Rector of the HighSchool, Edinburgh, 1771—1809. B. 1741.
D. 18 Dec,, 1809. He was honored by a
public funeral. The Prouts have owned land
in Gloucestershire since the time of QueenElizabeth.
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Educ. privately. In business in London 1865 to
'69. Travelling 1870-71 India, China, Japan,Straits Settlements, Australia, America, etc.
J. P. and D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen and Kincar-
dine. Lt.-Colonel Comdg. London Scottish
R.V. 1891-4. V.D. Chairman of Parochial
Board and Parish Council of Birse, andMember of School Board of Birse since 1873.
Member of Aberdeenshire County Council.
Addresses: 37 Queen's Gate, London, and Ballogie,
Aboyne, N.B.
Issue
:
I. Malcolm William Prout. B. 20 Apl., 1879.
D. 4 Apl., 1891.
II. Randall James. B. 19 Aug., 1882. Lieut. 4th
Battn. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.
A. Margery Catherine. B. 8 May, 1880.
B. Dorothy Ada. B. 20 Aug., 1885.
John Fleming, C.S.I., 1865. (Vide p. 15.)
Educ. High School, Glasgow. Many years in
business in Bombay and London. B. 17 Feb.,
1831. M. 11 Sept., 1856. D. 26 March, 1894,at Bromley, Kent.
Married Mary Isobel, dau. of Robt.Buchanan, of Ardoch. B. 9 July, 1836.
D. 21 Oct., 1907, at Bute.
Both buried in Hayes Churchyard.
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Issue :
I. William Nicol. B. 8 July, 1865. Educ.Dulwich College, In business in China,Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Servedin Shanghai Light Horse in Shanghai,1900.
II. John Arthur. B. 6 Apl., 1867. D .Aug., 1870.
Ill, Norman Robt. B. 27 Mch., 1868. Educ.Dulwich College. In business in Canada.Served in South Africa in Paget's Horseigoo-igoi.
IV. Malcolm Buchanan. B. 2 Apl., 1870.
Drowned off Peniche 28 Oct., 1892.
Educ. Dulwich College.
V. Edward Graham. B. 7 July, 1871. Educ.Dulwich College. Electrical Engineer.
Messrs. Siemens Brothers' representative
in India. Served in London Scottish
Vol. Service Coy. in South Africa 1900.
VI. Herbert James. B. 1 Jan., 1873. Educ.Dulwich College and Pembroke Coll.,
Oxford. M.A. Oxford. Army Chaplain
at Crete.
VII. John Kenneth Sprot. B. 5 July, 1874.
Educ. Dulwich College and St. Bartholo-
mew's Hospital. Indian Medical Service.
Captain 5th Gurkha Rifles.
VIII. Hamilton Maxwell. B. 4 Mch., 1876.
Educ. Dulwich College. In business in
the Argentine. Served in South Africa in
Brabant's Horse, 1900-1901.
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A. Mary Buchanan. B. g Aug., 1858. D. 26 June,
1859.
B. Agnes Isobel. B. 28 May, i860.
C. Alice Clara. B. 25 Jan., 1862. M. July, 1895,Rev. T. F. Paterson, Rector of EastBergholt, Suffolk.
Issue :
1. Hugh William. B. 15 Nov., 1897.
2. John Frederick. B. 13 Feb., 1902,
a. Mary Helen. B. 6 July, 1896.
b. Eva Buchanan. B. 4 May, 1899.
D. Beatrice Helen. B. 7 Oct., 1863. M. Nov.1897, ner cousin, Jas. Nicol FlemingMitchell. (Vide p. 36.)
E. Margaret Elizabeth (Margery). B. 11 Apl.
1877.
James Nicol Fleming. {Vide p. 15.)
B. 16 Sept., 1832. M. 27 Oct., 1859. D. in
Edinburgh, 20 Feb., 1904. Married at
Campbelton, Argyll, Elizabeth. B. 5 Apl.,
1841, only dau. of John Galbraith, at onetime Provost of Campbelton.
Issue
:
I. John Galbraith. B. 23 Feb., 1862. Educ.Fettes College. Unmarried. EasternMerchant.
Address : 74, Princess Street, Manchester.
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II. Charles James Nicol, St. Bede's, Melrose,
N.B. B. 5 Apl., 1868. Educ. Fettes
College, Edinburgh ; formerly ScholarQueen's College, Oxford : a University" Blue "
;played for Scotland, Rugby
Football International Matches. Sometimein Egyptian and Sudan Civil Service.
One of H.M.'s Insprs. of Schools for
Scotland. M. at Glasgow, 6 Apl., 1904,Hannah Porteous, dau. of RobertLaidlaw. She D. 1905.
Issue :
James Clairmont. B. at Balmory, Bute,18 Jan., 1905.
M., 2nd, 28 Apl., 1909, Katherine, eldest dau.
of Robert Cunningham, Branxholme.
III. Archibald Nicol. B. 9 Sept., 1870, MajorI.M.S. 20th Deccan Horse. Educ. Fettes
College and Edinburgh University. M.9 Feb., 1903, Winifred, dau. of Col.
Anthonisz, retired A.M.S.
Issue
:
1. Jas. Alfred Claud. B. 11 Apl., 1904, at
Bolarum, Deccan.
2. Andrew Ian. B. 17 Aug., 1907, at Bolarum,Deccan.
3. A Son. B. 29 Dec, 1908, at Bangalore,
Southern India.
IV. Andrew Galbraith. B. 25 Feb., 1878. Educ.Fettes College, and R.I.E.C., Cooper's
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Hill. Late Lieut. R.G.A. D. unmarried,at Quetta, of enteric, 20 Aug., 1906.
A. Mary Helen. B. 29 Oct., 1863. M. 6 July,
1887, Robt. Pitman Gill, of Guntur,Madras Presidency.
Issue
:
1. John Gilbraith. B. 6 Apl., 1889, at Guntur.
2. Jas. Archibald. B. 6 Oct. 1893 do.
a. Marion Elizabeth Fleming. B. 29 Apl.,
1888, at Guntur. M. 30 Dec, 1908.
Captain John Warwick Illius, I.M.S.
B. Jane Edith. B. 19 May, 1865. M. 20 Mch.,
1902, Dr. P. E. Howie, Strathdon>Aberdeenshire.
Issue :
a. Kathleen Fleming. B. 22 June, 1903, in
Strathdon.
b. Jean Nicol. B. 8 Aug., 1904, in Strathdon.
c. Cecil Don. B. 26 Apl., igo6 do.
C. Elizabeth Louise. B. 25 July, 1872. Sister
at St. Thomas' Hospital, London.
D. Margaret Isobel. B. 8 May, 1875. Residesat St. Bede's, Melrose.
Margaret Fleming. (Vide p. 15.)
B. 25 Aug., 1819. M. 1840, Robt Paterson,merchant and manufacturer, Glasgow. HeB. 4 Jan., 1808. D. 21 June, 1863. She D.23 Apl., 1875.
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Issue
:
I. Robert. B. 1842. D. 1843.
II. John Fleming. B. 1845. D. 1877. Was aCoffee Planter in Ceylon, where he died.
III. William. B. 1847. M. 1880, Rivers Staines.
Educ. Rugby and Glasgow University;
with Wm. Nicol & Co., Bombay, 1870-4 ;
travelled in South Africa 1876-8 ; settled
in New South Wales 1879. Address :
Glen Lena, Springwood, N.S.W.
Issue :
1. Chas. Kerr. B. and D. 1880. Twin.
2. Walter William. B. 1881. M. 1907.
3. Allan Macgregor. B. 1883. M. 1904.
4. Robert Bruce. B. 1885.
5. Archibald Kerr. B. 1887.
a. Rivers Margaret. B. and D. 1880. Twin.
b. Helena Marguerite. B. 1891.
c Annie Elizabeth Rivers. B. 1893.
IV. James Nicol. B. 1850. M. 1881. No issue.
D. igoi.
V. Charles Robert. B. 1852. M. 1888, Margaret,
youngest dau. of Alex. Seton, of Preston,
Linlithgow. ; D.L. for Linlithgowshire.
He was a successful Tea Planter in
Ceylon. D. 1907.
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Issue :
i. Robert Charles. B. i88g. Educ. Charter-
house and Trinity Coll., Oxford.
a. Helen Baillie. B. 1891.
b. Violet Seton. B. 1892.
VI. Henry Dyce. B. 1855. D. 1900
VII. Archibald Robert. B. Dec, 1859.
Address : University Club, Edinburgh.
Educ. Loretto and Trinity College, Oxford.President Oxford University Boat Club. (Adouble blue.) Rowed 4 years, 1881-4, in the
Oxford Eight. Oxford University RugbyFootball XII., 1880 2.
A. Margaret Dyce (Maggie). B. 1841. M. 1870,
John Mitchell. He D. 1907.
Address: 1, Bowmont Gardens, Glasgow.
Issue :
I.Andrew. B. Jan., 1871. D. Mch., 1871.
2. John Andrew. B. 1876. Scottish LifeAssurance Company, Edinburgh.
3. Charles Robert Paterson. B. 1878. M.D.Edinburgh, 1908.
Address : The Chase, Malvern.
a. Margaret Fleming. B. 1872. M. 1903,George Edward Campbell Martin.
Issue :
(a.) Margaret Isobel. B. 1906.
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b. Marion Macfarlane. B. 1873. M. 1901,Donald Turner Martin, of Dunlossit,Islay.
Issue :
(1.) Colin Donald. B. 1905.
(a.) Margaret Bridget. B. 1902.
c. Jane Isobel. B. 1875.
d. Anne Alice. B. 1875.
e. Helen Dorothea Moncrieff. B. 1885.
B. Jane Nicol. B. 1843. D. 1862.
C. Anne Isabella. B. 1857. D. 1859.
Jane Nicol Fleming. {Vide p. 15)
B. 27 Dec, 1820. M. 30 July, 1844, The Rev.William Arnot, B.A. Glasgow. SheD. 18 Nov., 1899, at Oxford, U.S.A. He D.
3 June, 1875, at Edinburgh.
Issue :
I. Robert. B. at Glasgow, 22 June, 1850. D.at Rome, 23 Feb., 1901.
Educ. Glasgow Academy and Craigmount,Edinburgh. In business Glasgow, Man-chester, and America. Latterly EastIndia Merchant, London. One of the
Founders and first Captain LondonScottish Rugby Football Club.
II. William. B. at Glasgow, 15th May, 1853.
D. in London, 13 Nov., 1890.
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Educ. Craigmount, Edinburgh. In business
Glasgow and America. Latterly EastIndia Merchant on Malabar Coast.
III. John Fleming. B. at Glasgow, 9 Dec, i860.
M. 28 Sept., 1893, Helen C. N. Stanley.
Educ. Edinburgh Academy and University.
Joined National Bank of Scotland andMercantile Bank of India. Eight years
banking in Australia. Joined his brother
Robert as Merchant in 1893, in London.Now Director Royal Bank of Queensland,and other concerns.
Addresses : Winchester House, Old BroadStreet, London, E.C., and 25, Sandring-ham Gardens, Ealing, W.
IV. Jas. Nicol Fleming. B. at Edinburgh, 17 Sept.,
1865. M. 27 Mch., 1894, Jane Thorn.
Issue :
1. Audrey Fleming. B. 1895. D. 20 Dec,1895.
2. Alison. B. 1896.
3. Mary. B. 1897.
4. Gillian. B. 1900.
5. Jean. B. 1903.
Educ. Edinburgh High School. EnteredMarine Insurance Office in London
;
afterwards banking in Australia. NowMerchant and J.P. for New South Wales.
Address : Pennant Hills, Sydney, N.S.Wales.
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A. Jane. B. 23 Dec, 1846. M. 12 Sept., 1873,
J. G. Wilson, of Rashee, Ireland.
Address : Greystones, Antrim, Ireland.
Issue
:
1. Agnes Kirkwood. B. 26 July, 1874. M.7 Aug., 1900, L. J. Holmes.
Address : Ferrard, Antrim, Ireland.
Issue :
(1) William. B. 5 May, 1901.
(a) Jean. B. 9 Apl., 1904.
(b) Agnes. B. 25 Mch., 1908.
2. William Arnot. B. 16 July, 1876, at
Rashee, Ballyclare, Ireland. Educ.Coleraine Academy. Represents Brook-field Linen Company in Manchester.
Address : 5, Newton Street, Manchester.
3. Hugh Gilmer. B. at Rashee, 11 Sept. 1879.Educ. Dollar Academy and GlasgowUniversity. Started as an Engineer,but now studying Medicine. Playedfor Ireland in Rugby Football Inter-
national matches, 1905—08.
Address : Greystones, Antrim, Ireland.
B. Margaret. B. 11 Sept., 1848. M. 10 Apl.,
1873, Alexr. Fleming of Edinburgh.
Addresses: 12, Melville Crescent, Edinburgh,and The Poplars, Aberlady, N.B.
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Issue :
i. Alexander Buist. B. 2 Feb., 1874. W.S. of
Graham, Johnstone and Fleming.
Address : 4, Albyn Place, Edinburgh.
2. Jane. B. 28 Aug., 1875.
3. Isabel Buist. B. 12 June, 1878. D. 10 Aug.,1880.
4. William Arnot. B. 27 Sept., 1879. M.A.,LL.B. Advocate.
Address : 18, Nelson Street, Edinburgh.
5. Margaret Helen. B. 18 June, 1890.
C. Mary. B. 30 April, 1855. M. 31 Aug., 1876,Rev. David E. Shaw, U.S. She D. 5 May,igo6, at Oxford, Pennsylvania.
Issue
:
1. William Arnot. B. 29 Mch., 1882.
2. Margaret Murdoch. B. 16 May, 1885.
3. Henry Newton. B. 14 Dec, 1887.
4. Helen Arnot. B. 26 Jan., 1890.
Address : Oxford, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
D. Helen. B. 10 Jan., 1857. M. 15 Aug., 1878,Rev. J. A. Wilson, U.S.
Address: 230, Fairmount Avenue, Pittsburg,Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
Issue :
1. Jean Shaw. B. 9 Nov., 1879.
2. William Arnot. B. 15 July, 1881.
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3. Arthur Edwin. B. ig Dec, 1882.
4. Samuel Roy. B. 14 Mch., 1885. D. 28 Aug.,
1885.
5. Ralph Barker. B. 28 Aug., 1887.
6. Robert Smith. B. 4 Jan., 1890.
7. Helen Arnot. B. 23 July, 1891.
8. John Arnot. B. 28 May, 1893. D. 25 July,
1893.
E. Annie Fleming. B. 25 Jan., 1859. M. 7 Apl.,
1887, J. M. Cresson Dickey, Oxford,
U.S.A. No issue. He D. 29 Oct., 1908.
Address : Oxford, Chester County, Penn-sylvania, U.S.A.
F. Catherine Edina. B. Jan., 1864. D. Mch.,
1864.
Christina Fleming. (Vide p. 15.)
B. 27 July, 1822. M. 30 Mch., 1843, Alexr.Mitchell, of Sauchrie, M.A. Advocate. SheD. 22 May, 1866. He D. 26 Mch., 1886.
Issue ;
I. Alexander. B. 16 Apl., 1844. Educ. Marl-
borough College and Edinburgh Univer-
sity. M. 1869 Jeanie McKinnon. HeD. 2 Aug., 1890.
Issue
:
1. Alexander.
2. Henry.
a. Christina Jane.
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II. John Fleming. B. 22 Mch., 1845. D. 30 July,
1905, in Australia. Educ. Edinburgh andSt. Andrews.
III. William. B. 7 Aug., 1846. M. 8 Jan., 1890,Emily Jane, dau. of Major Emerson, late
of 8th (the King's) Regt. Educ. Marl-borough College and St. Andrews. In
business in Kashmir. A Volunteer since
1867. Major Commanding KashmirSection 1st Punjab Vol. Rifles. V.D.,Medal and Clasp for " Hunza-Nagar."Served on two Campaigns, viz., " Hunza-Nagar," 1891-2, "Chitral," 1895. Woun-ded at the Capture of Nilt Fort, Dec,1891. Rode winner of first BallygungeSteeplechase, 1869.
Address : Sauchrie House, Srinagar, Kashmir.
Issue :
a. Frances Mary. B. g Nov., 1890.
b. Nina. B. 8 Jan., 1892.
IV. Francis Baillie. B. 31 July, 1848. D. 19Aug., 1848.
V. Francis James. B. 14 Mch., 1854. Educ.Edinburgh and St. Andrews. In businessin Kashmir. He has been chiefly instru-
mental, with the assistance of the Dukeof Bedford, in establishing successful
Salmon Hatcheries in Kashmir. TheHatcheries were visited by Lord Ampthillin 1904 and the Earl of Minto in 1906.They have been mentioned with high
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commendation by Sir Louis Dane, Lieut.
Governor of the Punjab, in letters to
English newspapers.
VI. Henry. B. 18 Dec, 1856, M. Nov., 1899,Maud, widow of Capt. Henderson, I. M.S.,nee Naish. He took the name of Hen-derson in addition to Mitchell. Educ.Edinburgh and St. Andrews.
VII. James Nicol Fleming. B. 21 Oct., 1858. M.Nov., 1897, his cousin Beatrice HelenFleming. Educ. Edinburgh and St.
Andrews.
A. Robina (Nina). B. 6 July, 1849. M. 1885William Paterson, of Monkwood.
Address: Roseneath, Albert Road, Malvern.
Issue :
1. William Henry. B. July, 1893.
a. Louisa Christian. B. July, 1886.
B. Christina Jane. B. 4 Apl., 1851. M. 21 Jan.,
1869, Major-General Ralston, C.B., of
Warwickhill, Ayrshire. He served in
New Zealand, Afghanistan and Egypt.Five medals.
Issue
:
1. Alexr. William. B. 25 Aug., 1872. D.6 Dec, 1898, at Umballa, India.
Served in North Staffordshire Regt. in
Egypt and India. Two medals
—
Queen's Sudan, and Sudan with clasp
for " Hafir."
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2. William Henry. B. 27 Mch., 1883. 47thSikhs. Served with North ChinaExpeditionary Force. Passed as
Chinese interpreter.
3. Stewart Murray. B. 12 Sept., 1888. Educ.Cheltenham College.
a. Christina Fleming. B. 16 Nov., 1869. M.Ivan Cotter Harding, of Ville-es-Cour,
St. Servan, Brittany, France.
Issue :
(1.) Charles Ian. B. 16 Feb., 1908.
(a.) Yvonne Marjorie. B. 5 Sept., 1906.
b. Margaret Fullarton. B. 15 Oct., 1870. M.Major Arthur Nelson, BedfordshireRegt.
Issue :
(1.) Christopher William Hamilton. B. 14
Jan., 1905.
c. Nina. B. 10 Mch., 1880. M. CaptainMacdougall Ralston Kennedy, R.E.,D.S.O., Director of Works in Egypt
—
the Sudan.Issue :
(1.) Gordon Ralston. B. 28 May, 1905.
C. Elizabeth Agnes. B. 22 Jan., 1853. M. 23Mch., 1870, Richard Kerr of Cunning-hamhead, late Major Ayrshire YeomanryCavalry.
Address : Cunninghamhead by Kilmarnock,N.B.
3S
Issue :
a. Elizabeth Agnes. B. 18 Feb., 1871. D.
3 Sept., 1895.
b. Janet Robina. B. 17 Sept., 1873.
c. Christina Mitchell. B. 20 Dec, 1878.
D. Margaret Dyce. B. 10 May, i860. M. 18
June, 1879, Alexr. H. Dunsmure, Coffee
Planter in Ceylon. She D. 23 Sept.,
1887, in Ceylon.
Issue
:
a. Nina. B. 1 Nov., 1880. M. 30 Apl., 1903,
Basil Borradaile, R.E.
Issue :
(1.) Hugh Alister. B. 22 June, 1907.
b. Anita Edith. B. 12 Apl., 1882. D. in
Ceylon 16 Feb., 1900.
c. Grace Margaret. B. 6 Dec, 1883. M 4 Jan.,
1908, Capt. John Augustus Legge, son
of the Hon. Chas. Gounter Legge,Master-Attendant, Colombo, Ceylon.
Issue :
(a.) Margaret Elizabeth. B. 19 Oct., 1908.
E. Mary Isobel (Molly). B. 2 Dec, 1862. M.5 May, 1886, Tom Elder Barr Smith, of
Birkgate, Adelaide, S.A.
His family has been long connected with the
firm of Elder, Smith, & Co., of Adelaide.
His Grandfather, Rev. Dr. Smith, of
Lochside, Lochwinnoch, Renfrewshire,
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M. Marjorie Barr. He was one of the
leading seceding ministers at the time of
the disruption.
Issue :
i. Robert. B. 1893.
2. Tom. B. 1894.
a. Joanna Elder. B. 1887. M. Apl., 1908,
James Hay Gosse, of a family many years
resident in Adelaide, where his Grand-father was a doctor.
b. Christine Margaret. B. 1890.
c. Mary Isobel. B. 1898.
d. Ursula. B. 1907.
F. Eveline May (Eva). B. 4 May, 1866. M.16 Sept., 1886, J. P. H. Dunsmure, C.E.,
youngest son of the late Alexr. Dunsmure,of Glenbruach, Perthshire. Address :
Croft Lodge, Sidcup, Kent.
Elizabeth Forbes Fleming. {Vide p. 16.)
B. 2 Sept., 1825, at Clairmont House, Glasgow.M. 1855, Rev. Duncan Macgregor. HeD. 1891. She D. 1905
Issue :
I. John Fleming. B. 1856. D. 1859.
II. Duncan Campbell. B. 1858. M. 1888, Chris-
tina, dau. of William Ranken Fortune, of
Muircambus.
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M.A. (Edin.), Minister of Free Church, Elie,
1882-95 ! °f Trinity Presbyterian Church,Wimbledon, 1895.
Address : 14, Belvedere Grove, Wimbledon, S.W.
Issue :
1. Duncan Campbell, B. 1894. D. 1900.
2. Wm. Ranken Fortune. B. 1896. D. 1898.
3. Christopher George Mitchell. B. 1903.
III. William Malcolm. B. 1861. M. 1887, Amy,dau. of J. C. Stevenson, M.P. for SouthShields.
M.A. (Edin.) D.D. (Glasgow). Free ChurchMinister of Troon, 1886-90 ; Renfield
Church, Glasgow, 1890-98 ; St. Andrew'sUnited Free Church, Edinburgh, 1898.
Address : 28, Walker Street, Edinburgh.
Issue :
1. Duncan Campbell. B. 1888. Exhibitioner
Trinity College, Oxford.
2. Jas. Cochran Stevenson. B. 1897.
a. Elisabeth Shannan. B. 1890.
b. Margaret. B. 1893.
IV. Robt. McCheyne. B. and D. 1868.
A. Jane Nicol. B. 1859.
Address: C/o Rev. W. M. Macgregor, D.D., 28,
Walker Street, Edinburgh.
B. Mary Elizabeth. B. 1865. D, 1888.
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Williamina Nicol Fleming. (Vide p. 16.)
B. 19 March, 1827. M. 5 June, 1849, JamesBuchanan Mirrlees, Engineer, of Red-lands, Glasgow. B. 19 Aug., 1822. D. 16 Nov.,
1903. She D. 20 June, 1853.
Issue :
A. Elizabeth Buchanan. B. 21 Apl., 1850. D.1 July, 1857.
B. Jane Fordyce. B. 24 May, 185 1. M. AndrewMitchell, M A. Oxon, Advocate, Sheriff-
Substitute at Stirling.
Address : Stirling, and Longlees, Biggar.
Issue :
1. Andrew. B. 23 Feb., 1886. B.A. Cantab.(Mechanical Science).
a. Helen Fleming. B. 1 Nov., 1876. D.
30 Dec, 1892.
b. Marion. B. 13 July, 1878.
c. Elizabeth Buchanan, B.A. Dublin. B.21 July, 1880. Took First ClassHonours in " Mods " and " Greats " at
Oxford. Assistant Classical Lecturerat Royal Holloway College.
d. Margaret Dorothea. B. 16 Nov., 1888.
e. Jane Rosa Veronica Fleming. B. 28 June,
1893.
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Ann Fleming. (Vide p. 16.)
B. ii Jan., 1829. M. 1856, Gilbert Beith. SheD. 1864.
Mr. Gilbert Beith. B. 1827, at Kilbrandon, nr.
Oban. D. 1904. Educ. at Stirling. Com-menced business in Glasgow (Beith and John-stone) in 1855 Founded the Eastern Exportbusiness of Beith, Stevenson, and Co., in
Manchester, in 1863. Was M.P. for CentralDiv. of Glasgow 1885, and for InvernessBurghs 1892-5.
Issue :
I. Alexander. B. i860. D. 1862.
II. William Alexander. B. 1863. D. 1889.
A. Jane Fordyce. B. 1857. M. 1885, Fredk.Lewis Maitland Moir. B. 1852, in Edin-burgh. Educ. at Edinburgh University,
also in Switzerland and Germany. In
1877 went to East Africa under Sir Wm.McKinnon, in 1878 assisted in foundingand managing the African Lakes Co., the
pioneer of commerce in Nyassaland.Took a leading part in defending LakeNyassa against Arab Slave-traders in
1888. Was severely wounded while
storming a stockade. Since 1891 has
been Secretary of the African LakesCoy. in Glasgow.
Address : 16, Kensington Gate, Glasgow.
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Issue ;
a. Annie Maitland. B. 1887.
b. (Margaret Louisa. B. 1891.
c. I Dorothy Caroline. B. 189,1.
B. Julia Matilda. B. 1859.
C. Annie Fleming. B. 1862. M. 1893, Rev.Hugh Lenox Hodge, one of the AmericanTheological family. No issue. He B.
1864.
William Nicol Duckworth. {Vide p. 17.)
B. 8 Nov., 1829, at Gibraltar. M. 3 Oct., 1861,
Elizabeth, dau. of Adam Paterson,W.S. Edinburgh. D. 16 Mch., 1899, at
Copford Place, Colchester.
She D. 3 May, 1908, aged 69, at The Hurst,Church Cookham, Hants, where she wasburied.
Issue :
I. Herbert William B. 17 May, 1876. CaptainYork and Lancaster Regt., served in
Boer War 1900-2. Wounded at SpionKop. D. 31 May, 1909.
II. Lionel Geoffrey. B. 9 June, 1879.
A. Alice Maud. M. 15 Nov., 1893, Adam BlackRichardson.
Issue :
1 James Stuart. B. 13 Dec, 1894.
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B. Constance. D. 22 June, 1865, at Dawlish.
C. Ada Gertrude. M. 12 Oct., 1897, Cecil
Samuel Joy, eldest son of Canon Joy.
Address : Flixton, Bungay, Suffolk.
Issue :
1. Ronald Cecil Graham. B. 30 July, 1898.
2. Hugh Leslie. B. 19 Feb., 1900.
3. Edward Greville. B. 28 Mch., 1904.
D. A daughter, who desires to be anonymous.
E. Edith Marion (Mai). M. 10 April, igoi,
Major V. R. Pigott, of Grendon, Bucks.Royal Warwickshire Regt.
Issue
Christopher Randolphe. B. 1904.
Joyce Margery. B. 1903.
Robinson Duckworth, D.D. (Vide p. 17)
B. 4 Dec, 1834.
Educ. Royal Institution School, Liverpool, andUniversity College, Oxford. Scholar andExhibitioner. B.A. (1st Class Classics) 1857.Fellow of Trinity Coll., Oxford, i860.
Assistant Master at Marlborough, 1857-60.
Tutor, Trinity Coll., 1860-66. Instructor
1866 and Governor 1867-70 to H.R.H. PrinceLeopold, Duke of Albany.
Vicar of St. Mark's, Hamilton Terrace, 1870-1906.
Canon of Westminster, 1875. Sub-Dean of
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Westminster, 1895. Chaplain-in-Ordinaryto H.M. Queen Victoria, 1870-igoi.
Hon. Chaplain to H.K.H. Prince of Wales,1875-1901. Chaplain to the Civil Service
Volunteers, V.D., 1901 ; C.V.O., igo2.
Proctor in Convocation, 1894-igoo. Chaplain-
in-Ordinary to H.M. King Edward VII., 1901.
Chaplain of the Order of the Hospital of
St. John of Jerusalem.
Address : 6, Little Cloisters, Westminster,London, S.W.
Henry Duckworth. (Vide p. 17)
B. 27 Aug., 1836. M. 12 Feb., 1867, MaryJane Bennett, younger dau. of Thos. F.
and Anne Ramsden (nee Gladstone).
Address : 7, Grey Friars, Chester.
Issue
:
I. Rev. Henry Thos. Forbes. B. 29 Nov., 1868.
M.A., Merton College, Oxford ; Prof, of
Greek and Dean of Trinity College,
Toronto, Canada. M. 2 Sept., 1908,Hope Holland, dau. of the late
Wellington Hunt of Brantford, Ontario,
Canada.
II. Wynfrid Laurence Henry. B. 5 June, 1870.
M.D., Sc.D., M.A., and Fellow of JesusCollege, Cambridge. M. 16 Sept., 1902,
Eva Alice Cheyne, widow of late Charles
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Cheyne, Lieut 24th P.I. Indian Staff
Corps.
III. Francis Robinson Gladstone. B. 21 Aug.,
1881. M.A. Trinity College, Oxford;Master at Eton. M. 2 Aug., 1906,Ethelwyn Compton, only dau. of Head-master of Dover College.
A. Evangeline Mary Elizabeth. B. 27 Dec, 1871.
B. Mary Emmeline Theodora. B. 15 Jan., 1874.M. 15 April, 1903, Walter William Skeat,
M.A., Christ College, Cambridge.Issue :
1. William Oswald. B. 9 Aug., 1904.
2. Theodore Cressy. B. 15 Feb., 1907.
Dyce Duckworth. (Vide p. 17.)
B. 24 Nov., 1840. Kt. Cr. 1886. Bt. 1909. Con-sulting Physician St. Bartholomew's Hospital
;
Medical Referee to Treasury since 1904.Educ. Royal Institution School, Liverpool,
Edinburgh University and St. Bartholomew'sHospital. M.D. Edinb., 1863 (gold medalist)
;
F.R.C.P. London, 1870; Hon. M.D.Cincinnati, 1879 ; Hon. F.R.C.P. Ireland,
1887 ; Hon. M.D. Royal University, Ireland,
1887; Hon. LL.D. Edin., i8go; Assistant
Surgeon R.N. 1864— 5; 12 years SurgeonCivil Service Rifle Vols. ; Treasurer RoyalCollege of Physicians since 1884 ; Senior
Censor 1903—4; Representative Royal Coll.
Phys. in Genl. Medical Council 1886—91;
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late Hon. Physician to H.M. the King, whenPrince of Wales ; late President Clinical Soc.
M. 26 Apl., 1870, 1st, Annie Alicia {nee Hop-kins), widow of John Smith, of MicklehamHall, Dorking, late of Bombay. She D. at
Westgate 14 Sept., 1889. Buried at Bletch-
worth, Surrey.
Issue :
I. Edward Dyce. B. 10 July, 1875. B.A.,
formerly Scholar Pembroke College,
Oxford. I.C.S. Burma.
A. Elizabeth Dyce (Elsie). B. 21 Sept., 1871.
D. 20 Mch., 1884.
B. Margt. Dyce. B. 22 Apl., 1873. Lived only
14 hours.
M. 2nd, 4 Nov., 1890, Ada Emily, dau. of
G. Arthur Fuller, of The Rookery,Dorking.
Issue :
II. Christian Leslie Dyce. B. 19 Nov., 1891.
III. Arthur Dyce. B. 6 Mch., 1896. NavalCadet 1908.
Address : 28, Grosvenor Place, London, S.W.
Elizabeth Forbes Duckworth. {Vide p. 17.)
B. at Malta 29 Jan., 1832. M. 3 Sept , 1856, the
Rev. John Troutbeck of Blencowe, Cum-berland. M.A. University College, Oxford
;
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D.D. Lambeth ; Chaplain in Ordinary to
Queen Victoria ; Secretary to the New Tes-tament Revision Company ; Precentor ofWestminster Abbey. He D. n Oct., 1899,and was buried in the Cloisters of WestminsterAbbey.
Address : 13, Belgrave Road, London, S.W.
Issue :
I. John. B. 7 May, i860. M.A., B.C.L. Educ.Westminster School and Queen's College,Oxford ; Coroner for Westminster andSouth-Western District ; Deputy HighBailiff of Westminster ; Secretary to theGoverning Body of Westminster School.M. 25 July, 1889, Harriet Elizabeth, dau.of the late Henry Monro of Craiglockhart,
N.B.
Address : 6a, Dean's Yard, Westminster,London, S.W.
Issue :
1. George Lancelot. B. 14 Jan., 1891.
2. John Monro. B. 2 Nov., 1894.
a. Margaret. B. 28 July, 1892. D. 15 Jan-,
1893.
b- Katherine Elizabeth. B. 11 Nov., 1898.
II. Henry. B. 25 Feb., 1866. MA., M.B., B.C.
Caius College, Cambridge. M. 22 Aug.,
1900, Ellen Sarah, dau. of the late JohnJoseph Strickland.
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Address: 151, Ashley Gardens, Westminster,London, SW.
Issue
:
1. Wilfrid Henry. B. 13 July, igo2.
III. Arthur. B. 13 Aug., 1867. D. 9 Mch., 1868.
A. Georgina Elizabeth. B. 10 Feb., 1858.
B. Edith. B. 26 April, 1862.
C Mildred Eleanor. B. 4 Sept, 1864. D. 15 Mch.,
1865.
Joha Wright. {Vide p. 18.)
B. 17 May, 1837. M. twice. D. at Agra, June,1871. Capt. 106th Foot, now 2nd Battn.Durham Light Infantry.
M., 1st, Sarah, dau. of General Stockley.
Issue
:
1. James Nicol. B. 1869. D. 1898. Unmarried.
M., 2nd, Anne, dau. of Dr. Maxtone, Hon.East India Company's Service.
Issue
:
A. Eveline Christina Jane. B. 28 Nov., 1871.M. Capt. W. B. Lauder, Devon Regt,now Major Army Pay Dept., at HongKong.
Issue
:
1. Ian Connaill Anthos William, B. 13 July,
1904.
So
a. Edith Moina Vere Besant, B. 29 Jan., 1906.
b. Fiona Vivian Clare, B. 29 Jan., 1906.
Mrs. Wright M. again Col. E. S. Browne, V.C.,S. Wales Borderers.
Constance Wright. (Vide p. 18)
B. 7 Jan., 1841. M. 1862, in Edin., Col. EdwinMaude, 109th Regt., now 2nd Battn.
Leinster Regt. She D. in London, 1876. HeD. at Bournemouth, 30 Mch., 1908, age 81.
Issue :
I. Edwin de Montalt. D. in infancy at Aden.
II. Fredk. Sydney Armstrong. B. 1865. Educ.at United Service College, WestwardHo ! Lived many years in America,now at home.
Address : Riversdale, Bournemouth.
A.Constance. B. 1863. M. 1888, Stuart Mitford
Fraser, of Balliol College, Oxford, I.C.S.,
CLE., Resident in Mysore, 1908.
Issue
:
1. Denholm de Montalt Stuart. B. 1889.
Educ. at Rugby, now at Sandhurst.
a. Maude. B. 1893.
b, Violet. B. 1895.
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APPENDIX.
Notes from Dr. Wm. Nicol's Memorandum Book, Jan.,
1802, to June, 1804—being notes of payments, receipts,
engagements, etc.
1802.
26 Feb. Went to Aberdeen and got my Brother James swornin at the Custom House as Land waiter. Expenses£1 15s
13 Mar. Agreed with Jas. Reidto build a House for J. Stewartfor £7 1 os
2 Apl. To-day came the news of the Defensive treaty
between France and England being signed on the
27th ulto.
6 „ Drawing two teeth, 2s
9 „ Sent James to pay little Willie's two last school quarters'
fees, £2 (the above James would be his brother, andlittle Willie, his nephew, then aged n| years, after-
wards Merchant in Bombay and M.P. for Dover,
1859-6S).
13 „ At 5 this morning Mrs. Nicol delivered of a daughter(Elizabeth Forbes).
1 May. Volunteers Discharged to-day per order of the LordLieutenant.
24 „ Jane and Mary entered at School (then aged 6\ and
5^ years, afterwards Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Low).
28 „ Went to Roup at Mains of Dunnottar ; cattle sold
higher than ever known, bought a Cow at 6 months'credit, £13 ios.
18 Oct. Christy Sinclair settled by giving me a Beehive for
payment of her husband's Account valued at £1 5s.
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1 803.
5 Feb. Got a Saddle and Bridle for a fee valued at £i ios.
io „ Mr. Webster, Hallhill, paid his Account for two years,
2 bolls meal at £3, and balance in cash, being £2 12s.
1 1 „ Received a Diploma for Doctor of Medicine fromMarischal College.
15 Apl. Died last night the good wife of Bringieshill (AnnEdward, wife of Wm. Nicol, Junr.)
25 May. Began with The Times.
10 July. Passed this place upwards of 100 Sail of Merchant-men for the Baltic under Convoy.
5 Sept. Called to Mr. Richardson, beat by Mr. Barclay, ofUry, found him cut in two or three places on the right
side of his head, his face swelled, and the corner of
the right jaw, a cut on his right thumb, and one onhis right little toe, a livid blotch and contusion onleft breast, his face bloody, and neckcloth.
1804.
2 Feb. J. Robert's trial for sheep stealing before the Sheriff,
sentenced to whipping and banishment.
1 Mch. John Robert whipped through the Town and banishedthe country.
13 Apl. Bought the lands of Bishopton at Public Roup for
£600 (these lands adjoining his wife's Estate of
Badentoy).
3 May. Bargained with VVm. Fiddes to build a house for D.Stuart at £6 ios.
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