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lHE MAXWELLS OF COWHILL, Etc.,— continued.
Thomas
Helen
Maxwell
Maxwell,
of
married
Drum park j
William
married
Litt in Four
Mary
merkland,
Jardine.
and had
Francis Maxwell,
writer and Town-clerk,
Dumfries, married Ann,
daughter of Archibald
Malcolm, writer and
Town-clerk, Dumfries.
He had three sons and
two daughters.
I
unmarried.
in Cork,
died
unmarried.
John Maxwell, merchant, Dumfries, married, 1st, on 8th Robert. William
February 17/3, Dorothea Clark, and bad issue, three sons Alexander. Maxwell.
and five daughters; viz., John, unmarried, born 29th Both died merchant
Octoberl773; Helen, born 25th September 1774; Thomas,
merchant, Dublin, unmarried, born ISth May 1776 ;
Jean, born 8th March 1778 ; George, called Captain,
unmarried, born 19th April 1780; Helen, born 6th Feb-
ruary 1782; Euphemia, born 20th March 1784; Anna,
born 1st March 1787, all of whom died without issue.
He married, 2dly, Margaret Martin, by whom he had
issue, one son and: two daughters ; viz., Dorothea (Mrs.
Smith), born 2d October 1797; Margaret, born 29th April
1799; and William (died young, unmarried), born 26th
July 1801.
Agnes
Maxwell,
married
John
Kirkpatrick
of Bogrie.
Issue.
Thomas Maxwell of Drum-
park, afterwards of Auch-
enfranco, married Margaret,
daughter of John M ( Vicar,
merchant, Dumfries. He
sold Drumpark tohis brother
Francis, and purchased
Auchenfranco. He died in
1S55, leaving three sons and
two daughters.
Francis Maxwell of Drum-
park, married, 1st, Char-
lotte Toinlinson, by whom
he had one son and two
daughters ; and, 2dly,
Catherine Lilias Adair
Thomson, by whom he
has one daughter.
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Archibald Max-
well of Threave,
married Marion
Boyd, second
daughter of
William Boyd
of Marchhill.
Francis Max-
well of Gribton,
married Mar-
garet, eldest
daughter of
William Boyd
of Marchhill.
Robert Christian Maxwell, married Helen
Maxwell, Dr. Anthony Todd Thomson, Maxwell,
merchant, of London University, and married
Liverpool, had issue, one sou and two John
Died un- daughters; viz., Anna, who Swan,
married. married John Morin of Allan- No issue.
ton, and has issue; Catherine
Lilias Adair, married Francis
Maxwell of Drumpark, and
has issue ; Alexander, died
unmarried.
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Thomas Margaret
Maxwell, Maxwell,
merchant, married
Liverpool. — James Muter
[ Vide Note Tumbull,
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Thomas
Stewart
Maxwell.
Died un-
married.
"A, infra.]
John
Maxwell,
married,
in 1872,
Harriet, third
daughter of
Rev. E. A.
Hughes,
Rector of
Llanddeniolen,
Carnarvonshire,
James
Maxwell.
M.D., Liver-
pool.
Frances
Maxwell.
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Jane
Maxwell.
Died un-
married.
Mary
Maxwell.
Married
Alexander
Fleming,
M.D.,
Birmingham.
Amy
Maxwell,
of second
marriage.
Born 1854.
William
Maxwell.
Francis
Maxwell.
Both died
unmarried.
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Anne
Maxwell.
Married
Samuel
Sandbach
of Handley,
Co. Chester,
and has
issue.
Margaret
Maxwell.
Married the
Rev. Gilbert
Sandbach,
and has
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Robert
Maxwell.
Married
Maria
Emma,
daughter of
John Pascoe
Grenfell,
Admiral
in the
Brazilian
Navy, and
has issue
three sons
and four
daughters.
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Archibald
Maxwell.
Married Eliza,
daughter of
Robert Pacy,
merchant, Rio
de Janeiro,
and has issue.
Thomas
Maxwell.
Unmarried.
James Max-
well. Married
Ellen Elizabeth
Johnson, who
died 1S67.
No issue.
Margaret
Maxwell.
Married
John
Walker,
Writer to
the Signet,
and
has issue,
three
daughters —
Margaret -
Maxwell,
Eleanor,
and
Eliza -Anne.
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Francis Max-
well of Gribton.
Married, 1st,
Isabella Ger-
trude, daughter
of Mark Sprot
Stewart of South-
wick, by whom he
had a daughter,
Ethel ; and 2ndly,
Adelaide Louisa,
daughter of
Admiral James
Hay of Belton,
by whom he has
one son, Francis,
and two daugh-
ters, Mary-Hay
and Adelaide
Louisa.
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Anne
Maxwell.
Unmarried.
Eliza
Maxwell.
Died young.
Note A. — Ou 2d October 1S65, The Lord Lyon of Scotland matriculated the arms of Thomas Maxwell as ninth of
lineal descent from, and male representative of, Sir John Maxwell of Cowhill, viz. : —
Argent, a saltire sable, in base a holly leaf vei't.
Crest: A stag, proper, attired of twelve tynes argent, lodged before a holly bush, also proper.
Motto above : Keviresco.