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GORDONS UNDER ARMS. 367
1501. William Hunter. 1884, Jan. 15, Cadet, R.N. 1886, May 15,
Mid. 1890, May 14, S. Lt. (act.). 1892, Aug. 25, Lt. D. 1893 {N.L.,
1884-93)-
1502- William James. 1830, Nov. 26, Vol., ist class, R.N., " Victor".
1831, May 21, Mid. 1836, Jun. 13, " Howe" ; Aug. 27, " Harlequin ". 1837,
Jan. 5, "Vernon"; Mar. 29, paid off. (Adm. Indexes, Midshipmen, P.R.O.).
1503- William John. 1794, Nov. 30, Gun Master, "Intrepid,"
H.E.I.C.S. (7.0. Rec).
1504- William John Rowe. 1900, Apr. i, Serg. Maj., Hants and
Isle of Wight R.G.A. Mil., previously in ranks 22 years, 248 days. 1907,
Sep. I, pensioned {A.L., 1900-11).
B. 1862, Jan. 27.
1505. William Lindsay Carne.q:ie. 1864, Jan. 30, Cadet, R.A. 1866,
Jul. 17, Lt. 1878, Aug. I, Capt. Served in Ordnance Dept., Bengal, Asst.
Supt. of factories. 1884, Nov. 19, ret. with gratuity (Hart's A.L., 1867-85 ;
ListofOffs., R.A.).
Son of George, 551 ; b. at sea, 1845, Nov. 11, bap. Dec. 31, at Calcutta ;
educated at Glenalmond, 1S5S-62 (Reg., 20).
1506. William Loudoun. 1846, Dec. 17, Asst. Surg, (act.), R.N. 1855,
Jan. 26, Surg. 1869, Apr. 17, Fleet Surg. 1880, Jul. 16, Dep. Insp. Gen.
of Hosp. and Fleets. 1884, Mar. 16, Insp. Gen. 1886, ret. {N.L., 1846-93).
Son of William, Brechin, and Agnes Scott, Hilton (Bulloch's Gordons
in Forfarsh., 13-14); M.D., Edinburgh, 1846; d. 1893, May 2. Father of
William Fanshawe Loudoun, 1493; brother of James Loudoun, 810.
1507- William Macintosh. 1891, Nov. 4, 2nd Lt., ist Lanarksh. Art.
Vols. (L.G., pt. 6, p. 5709). 1892, Jun. 4, Lt. {ibid., pt. 3, p. 3289). 1896,
May 9, Capt. (ibid., pt. 3, p. 2729; A.L., 1892 — Jul., 1902).
1508. William Neville. 1887, Feb. 16, 2nd Lt., R.A. 1890, Feb. i6,
Lt. 189S, May 18, Capt. 1900, Dec. — 1904, Jan 11, Adj., Vols. 1907, Nov.
25, Maj. 1908, Dec. 12, ret. {A.L., 1887-1911).
Son of Samuel Enderby, 1293 1 l>. 1867, Aug. 18, at Shoeburyness ;
m. Florence Clark, Barbadoes, and has Donald Neville (Crisp's Visitation
of England and Wales, xii. 182).
1509. William Reginald Hamilton. 1888, Feb. 1 1, 2nd Lt., W.I. Reg.
(A.L., 1889-91).
Third son of Sir Alexander Hamilton, 225; b. 1864, Nov. 28; d. 1890,
Jan 2.
1510- William Richard. 1822, Serg. Maj., H.E.I.C.S. (Madras), 12th
N.I., previously in 34th N.I., 1809-21. 1827, Commiss. Staff. Serj., Doab
1501. William Hunter. 1884, Jan. 15, Cadet, R.N. 1886, May 15,
Mid. 1890, May 14, S. Lt. (act.). 1892, Aug. 25, Lt. D. 1893 {N.L.,
1884-93)-
1502- William James. 1830, Nov. 26, Vol., ist class, R.N., " Victor".
1831, May 21, Mid. 1836, Jun. 13, " Howe" ; Aug. 27, " Harlequin ". 1837,
Jan. 5, "Vernon"; Mar. 29, paid off. (Adm. Indexes, Midshipmen, P.R.O.).
1503- William John. 1794, Nov. 30, Gun Master, "Intrepid,"
H.E.I.C.S. (7.0. Rec).
1504- William John Rowe. 1900, Apr. i, Serg. Maj., Hants and
Isle of Wight R.G.A. Mil., previously in ranks 22 years, 248 days. 1907,
Sep. I, pensioned {A.L., 1900-11).
B. 1862, Jan. 27.
1505. William Lindsay Carne.q:ie. 1864, Jan. 30, Cadet, R.A. 1866,
Jul. 17, Lt. 1878, Aug. I, Capt. Served in Ordnance Dept., Bengal, Asst.
Supt. of factories. 1884, Nov. 19, ret. with gratuity (Hart's A.L., 1867-85 ;
ListofOffs., R.A.).
Son of George, 551 ; b. at sea, 1845, Nov. 11, bap. Dec. 31, at Calcutta ;
educated at Glenalmond, 1S5S-62 (Reg., 20).
1506. William Loudoun. 1846, Dec. 17, Asst. Surg, (act.), R.N. 1855,
Jan. 26, Surg. 1869, Apr. 17, Fleet Surg. 1880, Jul. 16, Dep. Insp. Gen.
of Hosp. and Fleets. 1884, Mar. 16, Insp. Gen. 1886, ret. {N.L., 1846-93).
Son of William, Brechin, and Agnes Scott, Hilton (Bulloch's Gordons
in Forfarsh., 13-14); M.D., Edinburgh, 1846; d. 1893, May 2. Father of
William Fanshawe Loudoun, 1493; brother of James Loudoun, 810.
1507- William Macintosh. 1891, Nov. 4, 2nd Lt., ist Lanarksh. Art.
Vols. (L.G., pt. 6, p. 5709). 1892, Jun. 4, Lt. {ibid., pt. 3, p. 3289). 1896,
May 9, Capt. (ibid., pt. 3, p. 2729; A.L., 1892 — Jul., 1902).
1508. William Neville. 1887, Feb. 16, 2nd Lt., R.A. 1890, Feb. i6,
Lt. 189S, May 18, Capt. 1900, Dec. — 1904, Jan 11, Adj., Vols. 1907, Nov.
25, Maj. 1908, Dec. 12, ret. {A.L., 1887-1911).
Son of Samuel Enderby, 1293 1 l>. 1867, Aug. 18, at Shoeburyness ;
m. Florence Clark, Barbadoes, and has Donald Neville (Crisp's Visitation
of England and Wales, xii. 182).
1509. William Reginald Hamilton. 1888, Feb. 1 1, 2nd Lt., W.I. Reg.
(A.L., 1889-91).
Third son of Sir Alexander Hamilton, 225; b. 1864, Nov. 28; d. 1890,
Jan 2.
1510- William Richard. 1822, Serg. Maj., H.E.I.C.S. (Madras), 12th
N.I., previously in 34th N.I., 1809-21. 1827, Commiss. Staff. Serj., Doab
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