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Chapter IV. Sir John Wedderbdrn (eldest surviving sov of Sin Contenta.
Alexander of Blackness, Knt.), first baronet of Blackness,
B. 1641, D. 1706. With an account of his descendants, extinct in
male line on the death of his grandson, the third baronet, in 1723.
(See pedigree at p. 237) - - . . . 231
Chapter V. .James Wedderburn (second surviving son of Sir
Alexander of Blackness, Knt.), clerk of Dundee b. 1649, d.
1696. With an account of his family other than his eldest son.
(See pedigree at p. 253) - - . . . 243
Chapter VI. Sir Alexander Wedderburn (eldest son of James
Wedderburn), fourth baronet of Ulackness and clerk of
Dundee, b. 1675, d. 1744, and uis family. With an account of
his share in the '15. (See pedigree at p. 2r)3) - - . 2.54 •
Chapter VII. Sir .John Wedderburn (eldest son
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of Sir Alexander),
fifth baronet of Blackness, b. 1704, d. 1746, and uis family.
With an account of his share in '45, his trial, and execution. His
last letters. (See pedigree at p. 289) 204
Chapter VIII. The descendants in male line of Sir John
Wedderburn, fifth baronet of Blackness. (See pedigrees at
pp. 289, 306 and 315) - - - . -
Sect. i.—Sir John Wedderburn of Balindean and his
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descendants - - - . .
288
Sect. ii.—James Wedderburn of Invoresk and his descendants- 305
(a) The Wedderburn-Colviles of Ochiltree - - 308
(6) The Wedderburn-Ogilvics of Kuthvon - -
311
(c) The Wedderburn-Maxwells of Middlcbie -
312
Chapter IX. Robert Wedderburn of Pearsie (second son of Sir
Alexander, fourth baronet) and his descendants. Now rojjresented
in male line by the descendants of Sir Jauics Wcbster-
Wedderburn, and in female line by the Maclagaii-WedJerburns of
Pearsie. (See pedigrees at pp. 319 and o3 - . 1) 318
Chapter X. Thomas Wedderburn of Cantra (third son of Sir
Alexander, fourth baronet) and iiis descendants at Auchter-
HOUSE, Blairgowrie, and in London. (See pedigree at p. 3;i9), - 337
Appendix. Note i.— Family KcgLstors. Note ii.— lu'^criptioiis
at Auchterhouse. Note iii.—The Meivills in Ceres, co.
Fife. Note iv.—The Dunbars of Grange - - 352
Part IV.— The Wedderburns of Gosford, afterwards Halketts of
PrrriRRANE.
Chapter I. Sir Peter Wedderburn, Lord GosKonn (third son of
James Wedderburn, Clerk of Dundee, ante v. 199) and ins
descendants, afterwards Halketis of 1'itfiriune. (Sec peJigrco
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at p. 371)
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Chapter IL—John Halkett (1768—1852), and .Sir Ai.i:xani>kr ILm.-
kett, K.C.H. (1773— 1S51), younger suns of Sir Juiis Wehuerbukn-Halkett
(gre.\t grandson of Sir Peteii AVeihif.hiiurn. Ix.itu
Gosford), and their descendants, now extinct in maij: line.
(See pedigrees at p. 394)
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Chapter III. Alexander Wedderburn, youngest surviving son of
Sir Peter, Lord Gosford, and his descendants, extinc-t i.s m.ux
line on the death, in 1805, of his