Die Geschichte der Familie von Seton während der acht Jahrhunderte [mit Platten, einschließlich Portraits, Abbildungen, Faksimiles, eine Bibliographie und genealogischen Tabellen.]. r Die Grafen von Argyll, Crawford, Errol und Marischal, aber keine Entscheidung scheint während hislifetime ausgesprochen worden zu sein. Er starb, den 4. März 1703, im 70. Jahr seines Alters, eine Elegie in longpoetical besteht aus Anlass gewesen. Sein Körper wasinterred in der Abteikirche von Holyrood, wo ein Denkmal, bearinga lateinische Inschrift, wurde zu seinem Gedenken. Der vierzehnte Earl verheiratet, n-ten August 1659, Lady Jean Wemyss, ältester Dau

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A history of the family of Seton during eight centuries [With plates, including portraits, illustrations, facsimiles, a bibliography and genealogical tables.] . r the Earls of Argyll, Crawford, Errol, and Marischal, but no decision seems to have been pronounced during hislifetime. He died, 4th March 1703, in the seventieth year of his age, a longpoetical elegy having been composed on the occasion. His body wasinterred in the Abbey Church of Holyrood, where a monument, bearinga Latin inscription, was erected to his memory. The fourteenth Earl married, nth August 1659, Lady Jean Wemyss, eldest daughter of David, second Earl ofWemyss, and widow of Archibald, Earlof Angus, who was a special friend ofQueen Mary, the consort of William in.For some years before her death, whichoccurred 5th January 1715, she resided atRosebank, in the parish of Inveresk, and, like her husband, was buried at Holy-rood. The Earl and Countess of Sutherlandhad one son and two daughters :— 1. John, fifteenth Earl of Suther-land. 2. Lady Anna, married, 3rd May1683, to Robert, third Viscount Arbuth-nott, and had issue. 3. Lady Jean, born 24th April 1665, and died before 1680.. 8. John, fifteenth Earl of Sutherland, popularly known as Earl John Roy, was born in 1661, and lived duringa stirring period of British history, which embraced Argylls insurrection in1685, the Revolution of 1688, the Union of England and Scotland in 1707, and the Jacobite rising of 1715. When his father went abroad in 1682, he was intrusted, as Lord Strathnaver, with the management of theSutherland estates, respecting which there appears to have been a mis-understanding between his father and himself. Shortly afterwards heentered into a bond of amity with George, Marquis of Huntly, which 528 A SUPPORTER OF GEORGE I narrates the descent of the House of Sutherland from Adam Gordon, andbinds the family to use the surname of Gordon only, notwithstandingrecent endeavours to change it for that of Sutherland. The friendshipseems to hav

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