Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant d. 1714: The Douglas Archives

Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant^[1]

- 1714

Name	Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant
Gender	Male
Death	1714
Person ID	I129166	First tree
Last Modified	5 May 2021

Family 1 Janet (of Lethen) Brodie d. 1697

Marriage Bef 20 Dec 1671

Children

	1. Alexander (9th of Freuchie) 2nd of Grant d. 14 Aug 1719, Dsp
	2. Sir James (6th Bt of Pluscardine) Grant d. 16 Jan 1747
	3. George Grant d. Yes, date unknown
	4. Lewis (of Dunphail) Grant d. 11 Mar 1742
	5. Elizabeth Grant d. 1714
	6. Anne (of Freuchie) Grant d. Yes, date unknown
	7. Janet Grant d. 10 Feb 1761
	8. Margaret Grant d. 1729
	9. Son 5 Grant d. Yes, date unknown
	10. Son 6 Grant d. Yes, date unknown
	11. Daughter 5 Grant d. Yes, date unknown

Family ID F15721 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 24 Jan 2013

Notes

Enquiry from Kenneth Fields about "Ludovic Grant who emmigrated (or wasexiled) to the new world from Scotland."
" I have become aware of some distant relatives who claim to haveestablished that this Ludovic Grant was the grandson of Ludovic (8th ofFreuchie) ... The link I am specifically intereseted in is a John Grant(son of Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant) who was the father of ourL. Grant in the new world. My second cousin has a book which lists aJohn Grant as the first born of Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant,but who died young and was never married. I cannot find any independantdocumentation that supports their claim. The story is that our LudovicGrant was involved in the Jacobite rebellion, was captured at Prestonand then exiled to the new world. He became a trader and trapper in theold Cherokee country and married a Cherokee woman. His great grandsonwas a Chief Richard Fields of the Texas Cherokee (War Chief anddiplomat). "

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Ludovic (8th of Freuchie) 1st of Grant^[1]