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YEAR BOOK AMERICAN CLAN G REGOR SOCIETY 33
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1. J ohn Ath oll, Lieut. Coldstream Guard s, b. 27th Nov.
1880; k. in action 1916.
2. Robert Nenzies, C.M.G. ( 1920) . Ind . Ser vice of Engineers
(ret. 1920), and Irrigation Advisor, Sudan Govt.
( ret. 1937) , has 2nd cl. Ord er of the Nile, and Hungarian
Order of Merit , 2nd cl. : b. 24 Jul y 1882; d. unm.
8 Jan. 1946.
3. Evan Malcolm, J .P., co Perth (c/o Royal Bank of Scotland,
Perth) , b. 16 Oct. 1883.
1. Morna, served with B.R.C. in France durin g World
War I, and in Scottish Branch B.RC.S. ( Prisoner
War Food Parcels Depot, during W.W. II 1940­
45; ( The Ramblers, Ne w Scone, Perth ).
3. Evan (S ir), G.C.B., 1.S.0., entered the Admiralty 1860,
became clerk 1880, and was perm. Sec. to Admiralty 1884­
1907, J .P., b. 31 Mar. 1842 ; m. 28 Oct. 1884, Annie Louise
(d. 21 May 1922) , dau. of Col. Wn. A. Niddleton, C.B., RA.
and d. 21 Mar. 1926, having a dau.:
1. Eva Mar y, S.RN. (Evantyr, Longniddr y, Eas t Lothan;
Queen's Club, Edinburg h).
4. Alpin, Gentleman Usher to H.M . Queen Victoria, b. 20
Jun e 1846 ; d. unrn, 13 Nov. 1899.
1. Emly Louisa, m. 6 Aug. 1857, Wm. David, Viscount
Stor mont, and d. 9 Apr. 1919, having had issue (see
Mansfield, E). He d. 12 Oct. 1803.
2. Mary Elizabeth, m. 25 Apr. 1871, John Charle s Thynne,
4th son of Rev. Lord John Th ynne, and d. 30 Jul y 1934,
having had issue (see Bath, M ) . He d. 11 Mar. 1918.
Sir John d. II May 1851, and was s. by his eldest son,
Sir Malcolm MacGregor, 4th Bt., Rear -Adm., R. N., who received
the Crimean Medal and Clasp for Sevastopol, Turkish War Medal,
and Medal of the Royal Hum ane Soc. He was b. 20 Aug. 1834 ;
rn, 26 Oct. 1864, Lady Helen Laura (d. in Mar. 1922) , only dau,
of 9th Earl of Antri m, and had issue :
1. Sir Malcolm l\IacG regor, 5th and present Bt. and H ereditary
Chief of Clan Gregor of Scotland and also of American
Clan Gregor Society.
2. Alexander Ronald (A lastair), J .P. co Perth; served in the
W.W.II in the Royal Obsn. Corps (Ca rdney, Dunkeld, co
P erth; Caledonian Club, London, and New Club, Edinburgh) ;
b. 20 June 1878 ; m. 12 June 1907, Gertrude Blanch, 3rd dau.
of late Charles A rchibald Murray ( see Mansfield, E.)., and
had issue,
1. Malcolm Findanus, served in W .W.II 1939-45, as Lt.­
Comdr., RN.V.R, b. 2 Mar. 1908; m, Istly 14 June
1930 (rn. diss, by div. 1940). Rachel Katharine, only