© Red Book of Scotland - 2021 DUNCAN of LUNDIE & CAMPERDOWN WILLIAM DUNCAN OF SEASYDE, was a Merchant and Burgess in Dundee and acquired the lands of Seaside. He had a charter under the Great Seal for those of of Badiehill, in the barony of Barrie, on 22 February 1667,1 and was father of : 1. Alexander Duncan of Seasyde and 1st of Lundie, (see below). 2. Ann Duncan, m. at Dundee, on 15 February 1672, to William Oliphant, Merchant in Dundee,2 and had issue. ALEXANDER DUNCAN OF SEASYDE & 1ST OF LUNDIE, succeeded his father in the lands of Seaside and acquired those of Lundie, in Forfarshire, from Colin Campbell of Lundie in 1677. He m. at Dundee, on 10 January 1673, to Anna, daughter of John Drummond, 1st of Megginch,3 (she d. in April 1695, aged 42 years and was buried in the Howff, Dundee4), and d. in April of 1696, aged 44 years.5 He was father of : 1. John Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 8 November 1676 and dsp, his brother Alexander being served heir general to him on 8 October 1701. 2. Alexander Duncan, 2nd of Lundie, (see below). 3. George Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on Wednesday 21 March 1683. 4. William Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 4 February 1692. 5. Adam Duncan, became a Merchant in Rotterdam and dsp before 11 March 1738, when his nephew Alexander Duncan of Lundie was served heir to him.6. 1 RMS 1660-1668. No. 1033. 2 OPR – Dundee. 3 OPR – Dundee. 4 Howff Inscriptions. 5 Howff Inscriptions. 6 Services of Heirs. © Red Book of Scotland - 2021 6. Elizabeth Duncan, m. Patrick Maxwell of Tealing, (c/m 2 August 16931). 7. Jean Duncan, m. on 6 December 1696, to John Scrimgeour, younger of Tealing,2 and had issue. 8. Christian Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 18 February 1685. 9. Anne Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 14 December 1687 and d. in infancy. 10. Anne Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 1 January 1691 and m. on 16 September 1709, to Patrick Murray, 1st of Aytoun,3 (he d. in November of 1773). She d. on 18 July 1773, and had issue. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, 2ND OF LUNDIE, bap. at Lundie, on 23 November 1678, and succeeded his father to whom he was served heir general on 12 November 1698.4 He m. on 19 April 1702, to Isobel, daughter of Sir Patrick Murray, 9th of Ochtertyre,5 d. in January of 1719, and was father of : 1. Alexander Duncan, 3rd of Lundie, (see below). 2. Patrick Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 10 June 1706. 3. William Duncan, bap. at Dundee, on 22 June 1707. 4. John Duncan, bap. at Dundee on 3 March 1710. 5. Margaret Duncan, bap. at Dundee on 5 July 1709. 6. Ann Duncan, bap. at Lundie on Thursday on 28 June 1711. 7. Isobel Duncan, b. on 19 January 1719 and d. at Lundie House, in 1797. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, 3RD OF LUNDIE, bap. at Lundie House, on Wednesday 10 February 1703, succeeded his father and was served heir to him on 11 September 1723.6 He was also served heir to his uncle, Adam Duncan, Merchant at 1 RH9/7/131. 2 OPR – Dundee. 3 OPR – Fowlis Easter. 4 C22/185/222. 5 OPR – Fowlis Easter. 6 Services of Heirs. © Red Book of Scotland - 2021 Rotterdam, on 11 March 1738,1 and m. on 11 February 1724, to Helen, sister of Patrick Haldane, 19th of Gleneagles,2 (she d. at Dundee, on 15 January 17783). He d. at Gourdie, on 19 October 17714 and was father of : 1. ALEXANDER DUNCAN, 4TH OF LUNDIE, succeeded his father and was served heir to his grandfather, Alexander Duncan of Lundie, in the lands of Over Smithston, Ardgath and Ledcrieff on 14 January 1773.5 He m. on 27 September September 1776, to Katherine, daughter of David Smythe, 3rd of Methven,6 (she (she survived him and d. at Aberdeen, in June of 18007), and had dsp by November of 1796 when his brother Adam was served heir to him. 2. Adam Duncan, 5th of Lundie, (see below). 3. Katherine Duncan, m. at Gourdie, on 15 December 1762, to Captain James Haldane of Airthrey,8 (he d. at Gourdie, near Dundee, on 30 June 17689), and surviving her husband, she d. at Lundie, in September of 1774. They had issue. ADAM DUNCAN, 5TH OF LUNDIE & 1ST VISCOUNT DUNCAN, bap. at Dundee, on 1 July 1731, succeeded his brother, Alexander Duncan of Lundie, and was served heir to him on 17 November 1796.10 He served in the Royal Navy, being raised to Admiral of the Blue and in reward for his services at the battle of Camerdown, he was advanced to the peerage in 1797, as Viscount Duncan of Campberdown and Lundie, with remainder to the heirs male of his body. 1 Services of Heirs. 2 OPR – Lundie. 3 Caledonian Mercury. 24th January 1778, edition. 4 Scots Magazine. 1st October 1771, edition. 5 Services of Heirs. 6 OPR – Methven. 7 Aberdeen Journal. 30th June 1800, edition. 8 Scots Magazine, 6th December 1762, edition. 9 Scots Magazine, 1st June 1768, edition. 10 Services of Heirs. © Red Book of Scotland - 2021 He m. at Arniston, on 6 June 1777, Henrietta, daughter of Robert Dundas, 5th of Arniston & Lord President of the Court of Session,1 (she survived him and d. at George Square, Edinburgh, on Saturday 8 December 18322), and d. on 4 August 1804, while making his way from London to Edinburgh.3 He was father of : 1. Alexander Haldane Duncan, bap. on 29 January 1781 and dsp on 27 November 1802. His brother Robert was served heir to him on 14 June 1803.4 2. William Duncan, bap. on 11 January 1780 and dsp vita patris at Edinburgh, on 23 January 1789.5 3. Robert Haldane Duncan, (see below). 4. Sir Henry Duncan, b. on 27 April 1786, entered the Royal Navy and served as Captain and storekeeper of the Ordnance. He m. at Restalrig House, on 22 April 1823, to Mary Simpson, daughter of Captain James Coutts Crawford, R.N.,6 and d. at Eaton Place, London, on Sunday 14 February 1836,7 having had issue, issue, 4a} Adam Alexander Duncan Morison of Naughton, b. on 23 June 1824 and m. at Edinburgh, on 1 March 1853, to Catherine Unice, second daughter of Major Forbes MacKenzie of Fodderty,8 (she d. at Naughton on 30 June June 1894), following which he assumed the additional surname and arms of Morison. He d. at Naughton, on 8 July 18559 and was father of : 1 OPR. See also Scots Magazine. 1st June 1777, edition. 2 Perthshire Courier. 13th December 1832, edition. 3 Scots Magazine. 1st August 1804, edition. 4 Services of Heirs. 5 Scots Magazine. 1st January 1789, edition. 6 Perthshire Courier. 2nd May 1823, edition. 7 Hampshire Advertiser. 3rd September 1836, edition. 8 Dundee Advertiser. 4th March 1853, edition. 9 Dundee Advertiser. 13th July 1855, edition. © Red Book of Scotland - 2021 4b} Catherine Henrietta Adamina Morison-Duncan, m. at London, on 27 April 1897, to Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander William Anstruther.1 5. Henrietta Duncan, bap. on 17 May 1782 and m. at Edinburgh, on 6 December 1804, Sir James Ferguson, 4th Baronet of Kilkerran.2 They had issue. 6. Adamina Helen Duncan, bap. on 8 September 1783 and m. at Edinburgh, on 8 June 1825, to Sir John Hamilton-Dalrymple, Earl of Stair.3 7. Mary Tufton Duncan, m. on 20 July 1813, to James Dundas of Dundas,4 (he d. on 9 March 1881), and d. at Dundas Castle, on Friday 24 May 1867,5 having issue. ROBERT DUNDAS DUNCAN-DUNCAN, 1ST EARL OF CAMPERDOWN, b. on 28 March 1785 and succeeding his father, he was served heir of taillie and provision to him in the lands of Gleneagles, Douglage and others, on 28 January 1805.6 He was further raised in the peerage as Earl of Camperdown in 1831. He m. on 8 January 1805, Janet, daughter of Sir Hew Hamilton-Dalrymple, Baronet, of North Berwick, and d. on 22 December 1859,7 having had issue, 1. A son, who d. in infancy on November 1805.8 2. Adam Duncan Haldane, 2nd Earl of Camperdown, (see below). 3. Hew Adam Dalrymple Hamilton Haldane-Duncan-Mercer-Henderson, b. on 31 January 1820 and m. at St. Paul’s, Knightsbridge, London, on 26 April 1866, to Edith Isabella, daughter and heir of Douglas Mercer Henderson of Fordell,9 1 Statutory record. See also Morning Post. 28th April 1897, edition. 2 OPR Edinburgh. See also: Scots Magazine. 1st December 1804, edition. 3 Perthshire Courier, 17th June 1825 edition. 4 Caledonian Mercury, 24th July 1813 edition. 5 Statutory record. See also: Dundee Courier, 29th May 1867 edition. 6 Services of Heirs. 7 Statutory record. 8 Aberdeen Press and Journal, 27th November 1805 edition. 9 Morning Post, 27th April 1866 edition. © Red Book of Scotland - 2021 (she d. on 24 February 1902). He d. at Fordell, on Thursday 11 January 1900,1 and was father of : 3a} Georgina Wilhelmina Haldane-Duncan Mercer Henderson of Fordell, b. at London, on 15 April 1867 and m. on 13 June 1888, Sidney Carr Hobart Hampden, 7th Earl of Buckinghamshire. She d. at Fordell, on 26 March 1937, having had issue, (see Henderson of Fordell). 4. Henrietta Duncan, m. on 26 August 1832, to John James Allen, younger of Erroll,2 (he d. in January 1852), and d. on 1 January 1893, having had issue.3 5. Alicia Janet Duncan-Haldane, b. on 25 May 1807. 6. Elizabeth Baillie Duncan-Haldane, b.