Family/Spouse: Hugh (Aodh) Riley. Hugh (son of Miles (Maolmordha O'Raghallaigh) Riley and Mary Hull) was born about 1653 in Maryland, USA; died in 1740 in Calvert County, Maryland, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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of Maryland, Virginia

(Owned/lived on?) a plantation ( tobacco) on the eastern branch of the Potomak River

Previously recorded as Railly

Died:
Died between 8 December 1759 when he made his will and 30 May 1760 when his will was probated in Maryland

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Previously recorded as Railly

Mary married Robert DouglasMaryland, Virginia. Robert (son of William (of Leith) Douglas and Catherine Dunlop) was born on 2 Aug 1723; was christened on 4 Aug 1723 in South Leith, Midlothian, Scotland; died in 1812. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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of Ardrossan

Shaw contributes: My Gt. GT GT Grandfather, Robert Douglas of Ardrossan, had a fleet of sailing ships importing tobacco from Virginia and visited West Indies regularly, one of his brothers was resident there and Sir James Douglas, Gov. of Vancouver 1858 ( a cousin ) was born in Demerara British Guiana 5.6.1803 , his mother was a Miss Richie, a Creole lady of Demerara.
Robt. Douglas of Ardrossan wrote a journal of his sea voyages -and family - which we have reproduced in our book 'A Douglas! A Douglas ! ( by Mary Smith and me, Janet Shaw )

Robert Douglas of Ardrossan b. 1759, ( who was William of Leith's Grandson,) wrote lengthy journals of his family and his life at sea in the tobacco trade with Virginia USA . He mentions his cousin Cecilia Douglas b.1772 ( wife of Gilbert Douglas of Douglas Park ) when he & his wife were visiting relatives around Glasgow, in 1806 and again in 1813. " We made an excursion to Douglas Park, but had not the pleasure of meeting Mr and Mrs Douglas there from their being then at Harrowgate for the benefit of their health . That estate is situated near Hamilton, about 10 miles from Glasgow and was purchased by Mr. Gilbert Douglas soon after his marriage to my cousin, Miss Cecilia Douglas, then a beautiful young lady about twenty years old. Mr Douglas was much older, whose kind attention to her comforts gained her affections and his generosity towards Cecilia was appreciated. A new house was being built with a large garden and ormental grounds around it." and in 1813, " I was in Glasgow where I had the pleasure of meeting Mrs Gilbert Douglas , whose company I was later deprived of enjoying, owing to a serious accident which happened to her when her carriage was upset going from Glasgow to Douglas Park"

Robert married Catherine Heard (Hurd) in 179. Catherine and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]