marr. 6th Aug. 1827, Esther Crawford White (died 25th March 1870), daugh. of James Struthers, min. of College Street Relief Church, Edinburgh, and had issue -Jane Briggs, born 10th Aug. 1828 (marr. 26th Nov. 1850, Gilbert Johnstone, min. of Shettleston), died 27th June 1911; Esther Struthers, born 11th May 1830 (marr. 25th Jan. 1872, Robert Dalrymple Guthrie), died 25th Nov. 1894; George Ferrier, born 5th Aug. 1833, died at Toronto, 27th Nov. 1911; Robert Briggs, born 18th March, died 5th May 1835; James John, born 24th Oct. 1836; Milliken Pryor, born 12th July, died 21st Oct. 1839. Publications - Essay on Infant Baptism (Edinburgh, 1810); A Dissertation on the Subjects and Mode Baptism; A View of the Principles and forms of the Church of Scotland; Episcopalian Controversy -with .T. Milne, XA., Rector of Fredericton, N.B.; Ecclesiastical Polity in British Colonies; Lectures and Sermons, delivered in the Scots Church of St John (St John, N.B., 1820); Prayers adapted for Public Worship, etc. (St John, N.B., 1829); A National Church a National Treasure, a Synod sermon (Edinburgh, 1835); Prayers for the Closet and Family (Edinburgh, 1862); A Parting Memorial of a Lengthened Ministry (Edinburgh, 1874); The Happiness of Holiness, or, The Cheerfulness of a Christian Life (Edinburgh, 1875); Account of the Parish (New Stat. Acc., iii.). -[Tombst.; Kay's Portr., ii.; Scotsman (8th Feb. 1876), -Family Papers.]

1843 ARCHIBALD TOD, born Nether Horsburgh, Peebles, 1775, son of Walter T.; educated at Peebles and at St Andrews Univ.; licen. by Presb. of Peebles; assistant at Crail and St Andrews; pres. by the Principal and Professors of St Mary's College, St Andrews, 7th July 1843, called 18th Aug.; ord. 14th Sept. 1843; died unmarr. 28th March 1860.

1860 JOHN DICK, born 25th Jan. 1821, son  of John D., min. of Rutherglen; educated at Glasgow and St Andrews Univs.; licen. by Presb. of St Andrews; assistant at St Mungo's, Glasgow, and Rosneath; ord. 1st Dec.

1858, chaplain to the Forces at Dublin; pres. by the Principal and Professors of St Mary's College 15th Aug. 1860; called 13th Sept., adm. 27th Sept. 1860; died 30th May 1901. He marr. (1) 22nd Jan. 1850, Mary (died 27th March 1862), youngest daugh. of Henry Littledale, Glasgow, and had issue-Jobn Crawford, min. of Eskdalemuir, born 7th Nov. 1850; Eleanora Littledale, born 26th Dec. 1851 (marr. 11th July 1871, Thomas Tweedie-Stodart of Oliver); Henry Littledale, min. of Wiston, born 5th Aug. 1853; Jessie Crawford, born 2nd Sept. 1855 (marr. 23rd Aug. 1883, Patrick Booth, Scottish secretary of the McAll Mission, Paris); Mary Gibson, born 22nd April 1859 (marr. 29th Dec. 1892, Herbert Edward Lockhart, solicitor); Charlotte Crawford, born 9th March 1862 (marr. 11th July 1889, Captain William Lionel Stretton) : (2) 12th May 1864, Celia Brodie Mackie, who died at Edinburgh, 6th Aug. 1906.

1894 WILLIAM SHILLINGLAW CROCKETT, born Earlston, Berwickshire, 24th June 1866, son of William C. and Margaret Wood; educated at Earlston Parish School and Edinburgh Univ.; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 10th May 1893; assistant at St John's, Edinburgh, and First Charge, Haddington; ord. (assistant and successor) 31st July 1894; Moderator of Synod 1910. Marr. 23rd Oct. 1894, Mary, daugh. of James Davidson Ross and Mary Cumming. Publications-Minstrelsy of the Herse (Paisley, 1893); A Berwickshire Bard (Paisley, 1897); Memoir of Henry Scott Riddell (Hawiek, 1898); In Praise of Tweed (Selkirk, 1899); Biggar: Historical, Traditional, Descriptive (Biggar, 1900); The Scott Country (London, 1902), 4th edit., 1912; Sir Walter Scott (London, 1903); Robert Burns (London, 1904); The English and Scottish Border (London, 1905); Abbotsford (London, 1905); In the Border Country (London, 1906); Footsteps of Scott (Edinburgh, 1908, 2nd ed. 1911); The Scott Originals (Edinburgh, 1912, 2nd ed. 1913); Abbotsford, "Beautiful Britain" Series (London, 1912); Our Parishes for Christ, a Synod sermon (1910); editor of