Feb. 1799; D.D. (Aberdeen, 11th May 1810); died 18th Feb. 1828, aged 53. He marr. (1) 20th July 1795, Jean Alves, who died 11th May 1805, and had issue-Jean, born 22nd Sept. 1796; Janet, born 24th Nov. 1798 (rnarr. 26th June 1818, Patrick Gillespie, M,D., Leith), died 6th April 1825; Ann Watson, born 20th Nov. 1799; George, born 12th June 1801; Mary, born 9th Nov. 1802 (marr. David Davidson, min. at Broughty-Ferry); Helen Bailie, born 9th July 1804: (2) 1st Jan. 1806, Margaret (died 23rd June 1823), daugh. of Charles Spalding, confectioner, Edinburgh, and had issue - Susanna, born 28th Sept. 1806 (marr. 27th March 1826, Arthur Craigie, merchant, Leith); Walter Foggo, born 14th Oct. 1808; Margaret Campbell, born 24th Feb. 1810; Charles, born 20th Nov. 1811; Catherine Ann, born 28th Sept. 1813, died 4th Feb. 1814; James Watson, born 9th Jan. 1815; Charlotte, born 16th May 1816; Thomasina, born 19th Jan. 1818; Alexander Vernor, born 18th Jan. 1820; John Balfour, born 1st Nov. 1821: (3) 5th July 1824, Catherine (died at Skene Free Church Manse, 22nd Jan. 1853, aged 63), second daugh. of Robert Henderson, M.D., Dundee, and had issue-Robert Henderson, min. of Portobello Free Church, born 19th May 1827, died 1881. Publication Sermons, with Memoir by David Davidson (Edinburgh, 1829).-[Kay's Portr., i.]

1828 JAMES BUCHANAN, trans. from Roslin Chapel-of Ease; pres. by the heritors, elders, and inhabitants, and adm. 25th Sept. 1828; trans. to St Giles, Edinburgh, 20th Aug. 1840.

1843 ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, born Auld Barn, 6th March 1805, son of James D. and Jane Duncan; educated at King's College, Aberdeen; M.A. (1826); tutor in the family of Irvine of Schivas; licen. by Presb. of Ellon 30th Nov. 1831; ord. to Northesk 24th Jan. 1839; trans. and adm. 22nd June 1843; died 5th April 1858. He marr. 22nd July 1844, Margaret Barron (died 2nd Feb. 1908), eldest daugh. of Robert Scott, wine merchant, and Margaret Allan, Bonnington

Bank House, Leith. [A portrait painted by Sir John Watson Gordon, was bequeathed by his widow to the Corporation Art Gallery, Aberdeen.]

1860 WILLIAM SMITH, born Harelaw, Carstairs, Lanarkshire, 19th April 1819, son of Thomas S. and Marion Lindsay; educated at Pettinain School and Edinburgh Univ.; licen. by Presb. of Kirkcaldy 1845; tutor in the Minto, Rothes, and Rollo families; ord. to Lauder 25th Dec. 1845; trans. to Trinity Parish 25th Dec. 1857; trans. and adm. 15th March 1860; convener of the Endowment Committee 1860; D.D. (Edinburgh 1869); Baird Lecturer 1875; died 12th Feb. 1877. He marr. 30th March 1852, Ann Maxwell (died 18th June 1903), daugh. of James Black, Glasgow, and had issue- Thomas Adair, born 12th Oct. 1853, died at Lauder 27th Jan. 1875; Ann Eliza, born 20th May 1860, died 7th May 1868; Evelyn Leslie, born 11th May 1863 (marr. David Ramsay Henderson, min. of Lecropt); Gertrude Berta Elliot, born 17th July 1865 (marr. 4th April 1906, Sydney Murray, solicitor, Jedburgh). Publication - Endowed Territorial Work (Baird Lecture, 1875).

1877 ROBERT STEWART, M.A., B.D.; trans. from Duns 4th Oct. 1877; trans. to Jedburgh 15th Dec. 1881.

1882 ANDREW WALLACE WILLIAMSON, assistant min.; ord. 13th April 1882; trans. to St Cuthbert's 6th Sept.

1883.

1884 JOHN HUTTON M'CULLOCH, born Crieff, 29th June 1851, son of Alexander M'C. and Anne Hutton; educated at Stirling High School (where he became assistant classical master) and Univ. of Edinburgh; M.A., B.D.; licen. by Presb. of Stirling 28th Oct. 1873; in charge of Rosewell Chapel 1873-4; ord. to Rosewell upon erection into a parish 9th Oct. 1874; trans. to Gourock 8th Oct. 1875; trans, and adm. 11th March 1884; died 4th Oct. 1912. He marr. 24th Jan. 1889, Annie Louisa, eldest daugh. of James Case of