The Sterling genealogy

THE STIRLINGS OF GLORAT 115
health failing, he returned to England, invalided,
early in 1848, and exchanged into the 60th Rifles,
then quartered in Dublin. He died a lieutenant
soon afterward.
XII 4 Samuel Home Stirling, born in January, 1830, seventh
baronet.
XIII 5 Charles Elphinstone Fleming Stirling, born July
31, 1831, eighth baronet.
6 Jean Adam Stirling, died at Glorat, Jan. 25, 1828, in
childhood.
7 Gloriana Ann Stirling, died in infancy.
8 Ann Henrietta Stirling, married, in 1855, the Rev.
William Buckley, and had three sons and six
daughters.
9 Jane Stirling, married Capt. C. L. Hockin, R.N., now
Admiral (1883). She died in 1866, leaving two
sons and one daughter.
XII SIR SAMUEL HOME STIRLING OF GLORAT,
SEVENTH BARONET. He succeeded his uncle, Sir Samuel, on
the 2d of May, 1858, in the estates of Glorat and Renton. He
married, in 1854, Mary H. T., third daughter of Lieut. Col.
Thomas Stirling Begbie. He died without male issue on Sept. 18,
1861, survived by his widow and two daughters.
Mary Eleanor Stirling, married, in 1885, Charles Lisle
Stirling-Cookson, born in 1855, son of Charles E.
Cookson of Hermatige, County Durham, by his
wife, Sarah Turnbull. He assumed the name of
Stirling upon his marriage. Has, with other issue,
George Lisle Home, born in 1886.
Edith Home Stirling.
Under the entail of Renton, by her great-grandfather, Sir
Alexander, the elder of these ladies succeeded to that estate.
RENTON is an estate of 2674 acres, having an annual
revenue of £3000. Address: Renton House, Grant's House,
Berwickshire.
Under the entail of Glorat, made by the third baronet in 1765,
the brother of Sir Samuel Home succeeded to that estate and to
the title.