Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

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6. Robert Drummond, Esq. an eminent banker in Lon-
don, married to Miss Thompson of Ipston, by whom
he had eight sons and three daughters, ancestor of
the family of Cadland, of whom afterwards.
7- Henry Drummond, Esq. an eminent banker in
London, married to Lady Elizabeth Compton, by
by whom he had two children, ancestor of the fa-
mily of the Grange, of whom afterwards.
1. Margaret Drummond. 2. Anne Drummond. 3.
Mary Drummond. 4. Emilia Drummond. 5.
. 6. * .
Family of Cadland.
I. Robert Drummond, Esq. banker at Charing Cross,
London, the sixth son of William, 4th viscount of Strath-
allan, was the immediate progenitor of this family. He
married Miss Thompson, daughter of William Thomp-
son, Esq. of Ipston, Oxfordshire, by whom he had
eight sons and three daughters.
1. Andrew Berkeley Drummond, who succeeded.
2. William Drummond.
3. Robert Drummond, who died young.
4. Charles Drummond, Esq. of the bank of Charing
Cross, London, married to Miss Frances Lockward,'
and has issue.
5. Henry Roger Drummond, a clergyman, who mar-
ried Miss Susan Wells, and died leaving issue.
6. Lucy Drummond. 7. Mary Drummond, who
both died unmarried.
8. Charlotte Drummond, married to Peregrine Town-
ley, Esq. of Townley Hall, Lancashire, and has
five chddren.
Q. Frederick Drummond, who died young.
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