Genealogical memoir of the most noble and ancient house of Drummond

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10. Richard Drummond, captain in 8th dragoons, who
died coming from the East Indies.
11. Edward Drummond, a lieutenant-colonel in the
60th regiment of foot.
II. Andrew Berkeley Drummond, Esq. of Cadland in
Hampshire, succeeded his father as a banker at Charing
Cross, London. This gentleman, his brother Charles
Drummond, Esq. and John Drummond, Esq. of Brook
street, constitute the present partners of this long esta-
blished and celebrated banking-house. He married Lady
Mary Percival, daughter of John, earl of Egmont, by
whom he has four children.
1. Mary Drummond.
2. Andrew Robert Drummond.
3. William Charles Drummond.
4. Catharine Isabella Drummond, born in August
1799-
Family of the Grange,
I. Henry Drummond, Esq. of Charing Cross Bank,
London, the seventh son of William, fourth viscount of
Strathallan, was the direct ancestor of this family. He
married Lady Elizabeth Compton, sister of Spencer, 8"*
earl of Northampton, by whom he had,
1. Henry Drummond, who succeeded.
2. Anne Drummond, who died unmarried.
II. Henry Drummond, Esq. of the Grange, succeeded
as banker at Charing Cross. He married Anne Dundas,
eldest daughter of Henry,' Viscount Melville, by whom
he had six children.
7 Family of Melville.
Henry Duodas, Viscount Melville, is an immediate descend-