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XIX.— '2. SIR FRANCIS WILLIAM GRANT OF GRANT, BAnoxKT,
Si.\Tii 1v\i;l of >m:afikld, Viscouxt of Rioiduavex, L. i;d Ociii.vy of
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MAPvY-ANNE DUNN, iiis fir^^t wife.
LOriSA-EM.AIA MAUNSELL, his second wife.
1840-1853.
Tins nobleman was the fourtli pon of Sir Janie.s Grant l»y liis wife
Jane DuiF, but owing to the decease of t\s'0 elder brothers, he became the
next in .succession to his eldest brothei'. Owing ti) peculiar clrcmnstances,
Francis William Grant was at a comparativelv early age brunght into
])i\)iiiliient and responsible positions as Lord Lieutenant of the great county
of Inverness, representative in Parliament for the county of Elgin, and,
above all, as curator for his el