The chiefs of Grant - Electric Scotland

3'J2 SIi; JAMKS GKAXT VV iIItAXT, CAltdXKT. [1717.
3. ^lavgarct, avIio Ava'i liorn on Monday, lOtli .Tannarv 170.'^, ami
died on AVedin'Silav, 7tli Sejitomliei- ITO'.K
4. Anne Dnnuniund, avIio was liorn 2d May 171 J, and wlio mai-ried,
in 17-7, Si)- Henry Tiines of Times, ancestor of the present Duke
of Iii/xl)ur^.:iie.
5. I^lizaljetli, v.,,^ born :':?i\ JaiHi;;ry, and died on 1st Fel unary 171.3.
6. Sopliia, wlio was born 12tb Jannary 171'"), ;ind (bed nmnarried on
25tli Marcli 1772.
7. Penuel, wlio Avas born on Tlmrsday, ]2t]i Angnst 17111, and who
married, contract dated February 1710, Captain Alexander
Grant of Ijallindalloch. Penuel is called in the contract the
fourth sur\iving danghter—her three elder sisters, Janet,
Margaret, and Eliz:d)eth, 1 lavniL'' a I predeceased. Of the mai
riage of Pennel there was one son, AVilliam, wlio liecamc a
Major in the Army. He succeeded to Ballindalloch on the
death of his flither on 14th January 1751.
8. Clementina, ^vho was born at Castle Grant, 12th A])ril 1721, and
who mai-ried in 1737, Sir "William Dunbar of Durn, in the
county of Banfl". She was then the fifth surviving daughter.
Of this marriage there was issue one surviving son, who became
Sir James Dunbar, Baronet, and died unmarried in 1811.
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