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S-iU BUPxKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. Arc'li>l.)ald, of Knofkeinulio, m. a daugh- ter uf C'ulin Campbell, tutor, of CaltU'r, unci ]iad issue, 1. DuycAX (Sik), fourth Barouet. 2. Alexander, of Strondour, m. Joau, daughter of Caiipbell, of Otter, aud had a son, Archibald, of Strondoiii', m. Marguret,daughter of Donald McXeill, of Creas, and had issue, (rt) Daniel, of Carsoig, i». Janet, daughter of Patrick Campbell, of Kilduskland. (i) Alexander, merchant in Norfolk, Virginia, and afterwards in Glas- gow, ;«. Susan, daughter of Arcliibakl Campbell, of Kuockbuy, and had, Sir Colin, depireseyevth Baronet. The eldest son. Sib Dugald Campbell, third Bart., s. his father, 16i5, had in the same year a grant of 1U,000 marks, in recognition of his father's services, and compensation for the destruction of his lands. He sat in Parliament 16-19; dving limit., soon after the Restoration, he was succeeded by his nephew. Sir Duncan Campbell, fourth Bart., who was forfeited in 1686, and his estates given to Lord Melfort, but the forfeiture was res- cinded 1690. He was in Parliament from 1G89 to 1698, when he resigned his seat, having become a Roman Catholic. He iii. Harriet, daugliter of Alexander, first Earl of Balcarres, d. in or about 1700, and was *. by his son, Sik James Campbell, fifth Bart., who v^-as in Parliament from 1703 to 1707. He m. fii-st, Janct,da ughter of Norman McLeod, of McLeod, h} whom he had Duncan, who, predeceasing his father, had, by Jean, his wife, daughter of Alexander Clerk, of Glendoick, a son, James, his grandfather's heir; Dugald; and Anne, m. to Donald Cameron, of Lochiel. Sir James m. secondly, Susan, daughter of Sir Archi- bald Campbell, of Calder, and had issue, four sons and four daughters ; and thirdly, Mar- garet, daughter of Campbell, of Carradalc, and had issue, two sous and two daughters. Sir James Campbell, sixth Bart., .«. his grandfather 1756, and d. .v. i). XSi'i, when the representation devolved on. Sir Colin Campbell, seventh Bart, merchant in Greenock, great-grandson of Alexander, of Strondour, brother of the fourth Bart., but he did not assume the baron- etcy. He d. 1815 or 1816, having m. Henri- etta, daughter of Duncan Campbell, son of Neil Campbell, principal of Aberdeen Uni- versity and had three daughters, Grace- Buchan, m. Alexander Stevens, and had issue : Susan, m. Colin Campell, of Auchin- donan, and had issue ; and another daughter, Mrs. Alcock. In 1841 the dormant baronetcy was as- sumed by John Eitotjn Campbell, of Kildalloig (son of Dugald Campbell, deputy keeper of the Privy Seal of Ireland), as descended from Duncan Campbell, vicar of Ivilfinan, fifth or sixth son of Donald Campbell, of Kilmory, great- grandunele of the first Baronet. This Sir JounEytol'N Campbell, eighth Bart., m. 29th April, 1841, Charlotte, youngest daughter of Louis Henry Fekrier, of Belsydc, co. LinUthgow, and by her (who in. secondly, 1855, James Gardiner,) left issue at his decease, 9th December, 1853, Loiis HhKRY Dugald, ninth Bart. Norman Montgomery Aberceomby", prescLt Baronet. John Hay Shaiii^, I. 1848 ; d. 1882. Charles Ralph, of Cheviot House, Cheviot Hills, New Zealand, b. 1850; III. 12th June, 1878, in New Zealand, Sara, second daughter of the Hon. William Robinson, M.L.C.of CheTiot Hills, New Zealand, aud has issue, William Robinson, li. 1879 ; Charles Ralph, b. 1881 ; Norman Dugald Fer- rier, b. 1883 ; Louis Hamilton, 4. 1885, and Islay, b. 1887. The eldest son. Sir Louis Henry Dugald Campbell, ninth Bart, an officer R.N. b, 2nd Marcl), 1844: III. 3rd February, 1870, Mary Ellen Edith, only cliikl of Henry G. Austin, .Vrchbishop's Palace, Canterburv, and by her (who d. 28th September, 1879), "had a daugh- ter, Katherine Mary Edith. Sir Louis (/. 18th June, 1875, and was *. by his brotlicr the present Bart. Creation — 24th January, 1628. Arms — Gyronny of eight or and sa. within a bordiu'e eompouy enu. aud vert. Crest — A dexter hand ppr. holding a spur or. JtesUhiu-e — Wellington, New Zealand. ^trancjt. MAJOR-GENERAL THOMAS BLAND STRANGE, of Strangmuir, Alberta, Canada, h. 16th September, 1831, served in the Roj-al Artillery in the Indian Mutiny campaign, 1857-58, was present in thirteen engagements including the siege and capture of Lucknow, si.x times mentioned iu despatches, subscijuently became cummanduiit of Citadel, Quebec, and