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| Sir Henry
Barnard of Bridgnorth and London (b c1615, d 25.04.1680) |
| m. Emma
Charlton (dau of Robert Charlton of Whitton) |
| The following
connections were kindly brought to our attention by a site visitor (RD,
07.11.04). |
| 1. |
Elizabeth
Barnard (d 26.05.1719) |
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m.
(before 1673) Sir James Brydges, 8th Lord Chandos (b 09.1642, d 16.10.1714) |
| 2. |
Emma Barnard |
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m1.
(1667) Francis Willoughby of Wollaton and Middleton (b c1635, d 03.07.1672)
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m2. Sir
Josiah Child of Wansted, Bart (d 22.06.1699) |
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section first uploaded 05.12.04. |
| Henry
de Annand of Sauchie (a 1324) |
| 1. |
Sir David
de Annand of Sauchie |
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A. |
Islay
de Annand of Sauchie and Balquharne |
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Some
sources show Mary as daughter of Sir David de Annand rather than granddaughter. |
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i. |
Margaret
de Annand |
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m.
William Broun of Colstoun |
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ii. |
Mary de
Annand |
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Mary
is described in some Shaw sources (eg Crawfurd's Renfrewshire)
as heiress of Galbraith of Greenock. That connection is be investigated
further in due course. |
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m.
(before 1431) James Shaw of Greenock |
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| John Graham
of Duchray (b c1600, d 1700) |
| Some
say that John was son of Thomas
Graham who bought Duchray in 1622 (from his nephew) but others say that
he was the John Graeme
who was son of Patrick Graeme, 3rd of Inchbrakie. We show his descendants
in this Temporary file pending further investigation. |
| m.
Marion Graham of Rednock (dau of John Graham of Rednock) |
| 1. |
Thomas
Graham of Rednock and Duchray |
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m.
(1669) Margery Campbell (b 15.07.1644, dau of Colin Campbell of Mochaster) |
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A. |
Alexander
Graham of Rednock and Duchray |
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m.
Margaret Stirling (dau of George Stirling of Auchyle and Herbertshire) |
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i. |
Thomas
Graham of Rednock and Duchray (dsp 18.06.1773) |
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ii. |
John Graham
of Rednock and Duchray (d 14.10.1790, captain) |
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m.
Christian Murray (dau of Robert Murray or Macgregor of Glencarnock) |
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a. |
Alexander
Graham-Stirling of Auchyle, Rednock and Duchray (b 1769, d 08.05.1849, Lt.
General) |
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m. (1794)
Margaret Moncrieff (dau of Col. James Moncrieff of Sauchope) |
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(1) |
Mary Ann
Graham-Stirling (eldest dau) |
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m. (28.08.1833)
Henry Winter Sheppard (rector of Emsworth) |
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Duchray
(later sold) and Rednock passed to their elder son whose nephew-successor
took the name Graham. |
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5 sons
(presumed dsp) and 8 daughters |
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daughter probably of this generation |
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m. Duncan
Macfarlane (b c1643) |
| 3. |
Jean Graham probably of this generation |
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m. Duncan
Stewart, 8th of Glenbuckie (b c1630) |
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| Michael
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| 1. |
Simon |
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A. |
Alan ancestor
of Kinnear of that ilk |
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B. |
Simon
(archdeacon of Aberdeen) |
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C. |
Matthew,
Bishop of Aberdeen (d 1199) |
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D. |
Odo the
steward (d c1195) |
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i. |
Adam
de Kinninmonth |
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ii. |
Elias
de Kinninmonth |
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| This
section first uploaded 05.10.05. |
| BLG1952 spells this family's name as Langharne and does not mention them as being of St. Bride's Hill. We are assuming that this is the same family as that mentioned in BP1934 (St. David's), identified as Laugharne of St. Bride's, partly because there was also inter-marriage between the Philipps (which later included the Viscounts St. Davids) and Allen families but mainly because of the similarity of the family name and the occurence of the first names Rowland & Albinia. |
| Rowland Langharne (General) |
| 1. |
Rowland Langharne of St. Bride's Hill (Major General) |
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A. |
Rowland Langharne of St. Bride's Hill |
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m. Theodosia Wray (dau of Sir Christopher Wray by Albinia Cecil) |
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i. |
John Langharne (dsp?, MP) |
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ii. |
Anne Langharne |
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m. David Allen of Fobstone (b after 1679) |
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iii. |
Albinia Langharne probably of this generation, mentioned in BLG1952 (Allen of Sunny Lodge, formerly of Rickeston) |
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m. Charles Philipps of St. Bride's Hill |
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B. |
Philippa Langharne probably of this generation, mentioned in BP1934 (St. Davids) |
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m. Charles Philips |