Notes:

2nd daughter

Cecilia married Hon Augustus George Frederick Jocelyn on 19 Feb 1845. Augustus (son of Robert (2nd Earl of Roden) Jocelyn and Juliana Anne Orde) was born in Dec 1811; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Barbara Juliana Augusta Jocelyn was born about 1846; and died.

Notes:

Originally manufacturer in Glasgow, and partner of the firm of Douglas & Brown. Entered the army in 1801, and served throughout the war in the Peninsula, and the campaign of 1815, in command
of the 79th Highlanders. He was severely wounded in the shoulder at Busaco, and in the knee at Quatre Bras.
Commander of the Forces in Scotland in 1842.
Son of John Douglas, merchant, Glasgow ; father of Sir John Douglas, G.C.B.,
see biography in History section

was invested as a Knight Commander, Order of the Bath (K.C.B.).

Glenfinart House originally lay within the estate of the Earls Dunsmore. The land passed to the Douglas family, via Archibald John Douglas and Charles Douglas, then, in 1893, to Henry Pig?-Leschallas. Henry's son, Major John Leschallas, lived there with his family until 1926, when they sold the house and moved south, having previously sold off some parts of the estate in 1922. The relationship of Archibald and Charles to Sir Neil has yet to be established.

(Research):Sir Neil is said to have had a further son, George, who became a gardener. This George married the daughter of Dr David Aird and a free woman of colour in Antigua and was, as a result, disowned by his parents.

Neil married Barbara Robertson on 26 Aug 1816 in Greenock, Scotland. Barbara (daughter of George Robertson) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

a merchant in Glasgow
Partner in J, T & A Douglas of Glasgow

John married Cecilia Buchanan on 5 Jan 1766 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland. Cecilia (daughter of George Buchanan and Cecilia Forbes) was born in 1740; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

There are differering thoughts as to dates of birth, etc, for Cecilia Buchannan, and for her mother.

Notes:

Banker, of Greenock

(Research):Is this the same man?
James Hunter was one of the partners, along with his brother-in-law George Robertson, of the Greenock Banking Company.

GEORGE ROBERTSON (MERCHANT, BANKER & BAILLIE) -
DIED around 1828 - Mural (middle front wall Inverkip Street burial ground.)
Involved in many and varied business ventures, George was partner in the Greenock
Bank with John Scott, the Ship Builder. In 1811 Greenock Guinea notes were the chief
substitute for gold. He built a grand Mansion which is now the Tontine Hotel in
Greenock's West End and was reputed to be the first person in Greenock to own a
private carriage and a piano!

Notes:

(Research):He is not the only William Doulas, of Leith. Others of the same name were also merchants there/

William + Catherine Dunlop. Catherine (daughter of James (3rd of Garnkirk) Dunlop and Lilias Campbell) was born in 1695; died about 1785. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Katherine, born 1695, married to William Douglas of Leith, she died aged upwards of ninety. They had two sons and one daughter unmarried. Robert, the eldest son, married and had a family; his descendants mostly went abroad. Their second son, John Douglas, became a merchant in Glasgow. He married Cecilia, daughter of George Buchanan, brewer, Bailie 1732 (see Mount Vernon), and had by her seven sons and one daughter, viz.: 1) William; 2) John; 3) Cecilia; 4) Neil (afterwards Sir Neil, G.C.B.); 5) Thomas Dunlop, a well-known citizen of Glasgow, who afterwards bought the estate of Dunlop, and died in 1869 aged 94; 6) Archibald; 7) James; 8) Colin. (V.) Lillias, born 1696, died unmarried; (VI.) Elizabeth, born 1698, married to Robert Rae of Tannochside. Their son was Colin Rae of Little Govan, Aitkenhead, Polmadie, &c.; (VII.) Janet, born 1701, died 1711; (VIII.) Margaret, a twin, born 1708, and died young.

Notes:

GEORGE BUCHANAN, eldest son of George I., Maltster, born 1685, died 1773, Visitor of the Maltmen 1719, City Treasurer 1726, Bailie 1732 and 1738. George II. built himself a fine mansion on the north side of Argyle Street, which till 1828 occupied the site of the Argyle Street portion of Fraser Sons & Co.'s warehouse. He owned all the ground fronting Argyle Street from this house as far east as "Bailie King's close" (a clay lane which ran north from Argyle Street, about where the Arcade now is). This ground formed part of "Palzean's Croft," the westmost section of the Langcroft. By his wife, Cecilia Forbes, George II. left, four sons and four daughters.

George + Cecilia Forbes. Cecilia was born in 1715; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

There are differering thoughts as to dates of birth, etc, for Cecilia Forbes, and for her daughter.