Old family; or, The Setons of Scotland and America

152 AN OLD FAMILY.
of Mr. William Kellie, " one of the Senators of the Colledge
of Justice, " says Lord Kingston in his Continuation, followed
by Mr. Seton in his History (II., 711); but no such person
is found among these officials in Hailes's Historical Account,
and Nisbet merely says that she " was daughter to Mr. Wil-
liam Kellie of Newtoun," and that the arms of Seton and
Kellie were yet to be seen on a stone above the gate of Saint
Germains.
II. John Seton of St. Germains. He succeeded his
father in this beautiful estate, and married Anna Turnbull,
bv whom he had a son George, baptized in Tranent parish
kirk, April 27, 1675, and a daughter Anna, baptized Decem-
ber 15, 1676. No more is known of him.
III. George Seton of St. Germains. Succeeded his
father, and died on the 11th of January, 1718. He never
married, being too poor to support a family ; since his fortune
was now only sufficient to starve on like a gentleman.
With him ended the line.