Genealogy of the families of Douglas of Mulderg and Robertson of Kindeace

THE DOUGLASSES OF MULDEBG. 23
(6). Eose, born 6th January, 1785, died at Kiltearn 6th
August, 1795.
(7). Hugh Munro, born 24th April, 1787, wrecked in a ship
belonging to Mr Sandbach, called "Demerara," off the coast of
Ireland; the vessel foundered 16th December, 1819, and all on
board were lost.
(8). George Duncan, born 29th April, 1787, twin with
Hugh Munro, died 2nd March, 1788.
(9). Christian Robertson, daughter of the Rev. Dr Robertson,
born at Kiltearn 30th December, 1780, second of the "Three
Fair Maids of Kiltearn," married at Kiltearn 6th June, 1800, to
James Watson of Crantil, Orkney, factor to Lord Dundas.
James Watson died 27th December, 1808, and was buried in
the Cathedral of Kirkwall. Issue — (la) Harry Robertson, born
at Crantil 8th July, 1801, died in Demerara unmarried 13th
February, 1836. (2a) Andrew, born at Crantil 22nd July, 1803,
died unmarried in Demerara 22nd July, 1837. (3a) Peter
Miller, born at Kiltearn 15th June, 1805, died unmarried at
Weylea, near Guildford, 22nd April, 1869. (4«) William
Robertson, born at Crantil 15th May, 1807, died in Edinburgh
unmarried 20th March, 1876. (5a) James Watson, born at
Crantil 11th July, 1809, married; his wife predeceased him; he
died in London, leaving no issue. Christian Robertson married,
secondly, at Kiltearn, 26th July, 1811, Thomas Stewart Traill
of Tirlot, M.D., Professor in the Medical Faculty, University of
Edinburgh. He was born 29th October, 1781. Mrs Traill died
7th May, 1842. Dr Traill died 30th July, 1862. Issue— (la)
Ann, born 3rd August, 1812, eldest of the three co-heirs of Dr
Traill, married 24th May, 1836, at Albyn Place, Edinburgh, to
her cousin, George Parker of Fairlie House, Ayrshire, born 10th
August, 1806. He died 3rd September, 1860, in New York,
and was buried there. She died at Fairlie House 1 0th January,
1873, and was buried at Largs. Issue — (id) George, born at