Margaret Dundas


Daughter of: Alexander Dundas  

and: Elizabeth Bruce

born on:

died on:

Occupations :


  1. William Kerr  

    2. the following children were born of this union:
    4 sons
  2. Sir George Douglas   

    3. the following children were born of this union:

Margarita Maria Teresa Dundas


Daughter of: Laurence Armine Dundas  

and: Isabel Santiago de Noges


born on: o Sunday 17 June 1894

died on:

Occupations :

Mary Dundas

 


Daughter of: Joseph Dundas  

and: Margaret Isabella Moir


born on: o Friday August 8 1856

died on:

Occupations :

Mary Dundas

 


Daughter of: Thomas Dundas  

and: Lady Janet Maitland

born on: o 1754

died on: † 1786

Occupations :


  1. James Bruce  x 1776 

    2.  

Nichola Dundas


Daughter of: Archibald Dundas  

and: Jean Carnegie  

born on:

died on:

Occupations :


  1. James Kinross   

    2. the following children were born of this union:
  2. Alexander Fairlie   

    3. the following children were born of this union:

Nicholas Dundas

 


Daughter of: Alexander Dundas  

and: Elizabeth Bruce  

born on:

died on:

Occupations :


  1. Alexander Colville
    2.  
  the following children were born of this union:
  John Colville
  James Colville
  Robert Colville, married Katherine Melville
  Alexander Colville, married Agnes Wardlaw and settled in Ulster 1630
  Margaret Colville, married Patrick Murray 1606.
  Susanna Colville, married John Monypenny
  Katherine Colville, married James Melville
  Grizel Colville, married John Preston
  Jean Colville, married Robert Bruce of Blairhall

Radulphus Dundas

 


Son of: Helias Dundas  

and:

born on: o Circa 1220

died on:

Occupations :




Children with this parental link:

May 26 1240, King Alexander II, confirms a donation made by Richard de Baud to the Monastery of Kelso, Rudulf de Dundas and Walter son of Allan.

Dundas

Laurence


Son of: Robert Laurence Dundas

and:  

born on:

died on: 5th November 1679

Occupations : Captain

Bailie of Brechin

In the National Archives of Scotland there is a copy sasine to Capt. Laurence Dundas, late bailie of Brechin, and Helen Ogilvie, his spouse, of an annual rent furth of lands of Balgray, Persie and Glencaritie in parish of Kingoldrum, sheriffdom of Forfar, 1662

 

National Archives of Scotland, GD137/912. Summons of Reduction at the instance of Margaret Scrymgeour, daughter of the late Major William S., son of the late John S. of Kirktoun, and Sir David Ogilvie of Innercarretie, Knight, baronet, Sir James Keith of Powburne, Knight, baronet, ..... Gardine of Latoun.....Ogilvie of Pitmowies.....Ogilvie of Inschewin, Laurence Dundas late bailie of Brechin, and George Ogilvie brother german to said Sir David, her curators; against Captain David Lyone of Westerhill, Sir James Keith of Powburne, and William Gray of Haystoune, for reduction of Decreet obtained by the said Captain David Lyone, before the sheriff of Perth, against the said Margaret Scrymgeour


 X   Helen Ogilvie

                           The following children were born of this union :
                              Laurence Dundas  12/2/1662, Brechin, Angus, Scotland
                              Helen Dundas  20/6/1663, Brechin
                              Alexander Dundas  20/3/1665, Brechin
                              Catherine Dundas  18/11/1666, Brechin
                              David Dundas  4/11/1667, Brechin
                              Johne Dundas  30/12/1669, Brechin
                              Isoble Dundas 13/2/1672, Brechin


Ronald George Dundas

 


Son of: Thomas George Dundas  

and: Mary Davidson


born on: o Monday 14 June 1886

died on:

Occupations :


  1. Olive Mary Scott-Davis  x Wednesday 21 August 1912 at Victoria, British Columbia  

    2. the following children were born of this union:
    1. Eleanor Mary Dundas  o Wednesday 24 June 1914 

Saer Dundas

 


Son of: Radulphus Dundas

and:

born on: o Circa 1250

died on:

Occupations :




 Children with this parental link:

One of the persons of rank mentioned in the Ragman Roll, who swore fealty to\Edward King of England in 1296 and was obliged to repeat the submission twice; first for his lands in Lothian and again for his lands of Fingask in Perthshire. His seal, appended to the deed of fealty, bears a stag's head embossed and a cross between the antlers. This device may have some reference to the name of his lands, as the name Dundas means "the hill of the fallow deer".

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