Memorials of the Browns of Fordell, Finmount and Vicarsgrange

76 HISTORY OF THE FAMILY OF
in the parish of Kennoway, county Fife. This lady, on the
death, unmarried, of her sister Euphernia, in 1855, inherited that
estate, which has since been sold ; and, with her husband and
family, assumed the surname of Lundin, in adJition to and
before that of Brown. Mrs. Lundin- Brown died 12th February
1868, having had issue —
James Lundin, born 4th April 1828,M.D., married, 21st Feb-
ruary 1871, Sarah, daughter of T. 0. Stevens of Obern
Hill, Bristol. This lady died 2 2d December of the same
year, and Dr. Lundin- Brown 2d May 1872, at Malvern.
Richard Lundin- Brown, born 7th November 1829, present
representative of the family of Lundin of Auchter-
mairnie, of which a notice will be found in the Appendix,
married, 13th April 1871, Margaret, daughter of Charles
Maitland Christie of Durie, a Deputy-Lieutenant of
the county of Fife, and Mary Butler, his wife, daughter
of the Honourable Robert Lindsay of Balcarres, and
has Elizabeth Mary, born 16th November 1872.
Robert Christopher, born 17th November 1833, vicar of
Lineal-cum-Colemere, county Salop, 18 , vicar of
Rhodes, county Lancaster, 1874, author of The Life of
Peace, died, unmarried, in London 16th April 1876.
William Clephane, born 29th August 1836, a civil
engineer, married, 3d April 1878, Eliza, daughter of
Evans Prout, of Willow Grove, county Haldimand,
Ontario, and has Helen Mary and Emma Elizabeth,
twins, 1879, and Mina and Theodore, also twins, born
13th August 1881.
Arthur, born 1st June 1840, of the Honourable East
India Company's naval service, died, unmarried, in
India 1868.
Helen, married, 28th February 1860, the Reverend Thomas
Stothert, Free Church minister at Lumphanan, county
Aberdeen, younger son of the late William Stothert of