Genealogical account of the family of Edmonstone of Duntreath

THE FAMILY OF EDMONSTONE. 55
held till his death in London, May 4th, 1841. He married in 1803 Charlotte
Anne, daughter of Philip Friell, Esq., and had issue five sons and six
daughters: — first, William Archibald, born 1804, died in India, 1827;
second, Neil Benjamin, born 1809, married Madeline Elinor, only-
daughter of William Henry Trant of Drumonethy in the county of
Limerick, Esq., by whom he has two sons, Neil Benjamin, born June 1843,
and William Henry; third, Charles Welland, born 18 11, in holy orders,
married Susan Mary D'Oyley, eldest daughter of the Reverend Philip
Douglas, and has issue, Susan Carnegie, born 1844, and other daughters ;
fourth, George Frederick, born 18 13, married Ann Farly, second daughter
of Turner, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, and has issue ; fifth, James
Harene, born 1820, died 1834; sixth, Charlotte Anne, married James
Carnegie, Esq., Bengal Civil Service, who died 1831, and thereafter
Reverend J. Hodgson, Vicar of St. Peter's, Isle of Thanet ; seventh,
Henrietta Dashwood ; eighth, Susanna, married Reverend Thomas
Lumsden of Cushnie, in the county of Aberdeen ; ninth, Louisa Macleod,
married Reverend Thomas Clement Browne, and by him, who died, has
issue ; tenth, Anne Craigie ; eleventh, Alicia Augusta.
Of the three daughters of Sir Archibald, Susanna Margaret married
James Trevithick of Addington Park in Surrey (now the residence of the
Archbishops of Canterbury), by whom she had two sons and four daughters :
— first, Barton, born 1779, married Eliza, daughter of the Reverend John
Strachey, D.D., niece of Sir Henry Strachey, of Sutton Court, Somerset,
Baronet, by whom he has one daughter Eliza, married to her cousin
Leonard Strachey, Esq., by whom she has issue ; second, James, born
1797, died 1849; third, Susanna; fourth, Anne; fifth, Louisa; sixth,
Charlotte, all died unmarried.
Sir Archibald's second daughter Anne Mary, married Major-General
Henry Read of Crowood, in the county of Wilts, by whom she had two
daughters : — first, Mary Anne, married to J. Richmond Seymour, Esq. of
Inholmes, in the county of Wilts, by whom she had three sons and three
daughters: (1.) Henry Richmond; (2.) Charles Frederick; (3.) George;
(4.) Alithea Emma; (5.) Jane Mary Susanna; (6.) Charlotte Isabella;
second, Louisa ; Sir Archibald's third daughter Sarah, died young.
Sir Archibald Edmonstone married secondly, Hester, daughter to Sir