Difference between revisions of "Jane Hunter (26th Laird)"
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| children = 2 | | children = 2 | ||
| mother = Christian Macknight Crawford | | mother = Christian Macknight Crawford | ||
− | | father = Robert Caldwell Hunter | + | | father = [[Robert_Caldwell_Hunter_(25th_Laird)|Robert Caldwell Hunter]] |
| type = primary | | type = primary | ||
| title = 26th Laird of Hunterston | | title = 26th Laird of Hunterston | ||
| term = 1880 - 1911 | | term = 1880 - 1911 | ||
− | | successor = Aylmer Gould Weston | + | | successor = [[Aylmer Gould Weston (27th Laird)|Aylmer Gould Weston]] |
− | | predecessor = Robert Caldwell Hunter | + | | predecessor = [[Robert_Caldwell_Hunter_(25th_Laird)|Robert Caldwell Hunter]] |
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!Spouse | !Spouse | ||
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− | |Aylmer Gould Weston | + | |[[Aylmer Gould Weston (27th Laird)|Aylmer Gould Weston]] |
|23 SEP 1864 | |23 SEP 1864 | ||
|18 March 1940 | |18 March 1940 |
Latest revision as of 09:10, 28 December 2020
Jane Hunter | |||
Birth Date | |||
27 December 1837 | |||
Birth Place | |||
Hunterston House, West Kilbride | |||
Death Date | |||
20 October 1911 | (aged 73)|||
Burial Place | |||
Barony Cemetery, West Kilbride | |||
Title | |||
26th Laird of Hunterston | |||
Term | |||
1880 - 1911 | |||
Death Place | |||
West Kilbride | |||
Predecessor | |||
Robert Caldwell Hunter | |||
Successor | |||
Aylmer Gould Weston | |||
Spouse | |||
Lt. Col Gould Read Weston
(m. 1863–1904) | |||
Children | |||
2 | |||
Mother | |||
Christian Macknight Crawford | |||
Father | |||
Robert Caldwell Hunter |
Jane Hunter (1837 - 1911), was the 26th chief of the ancient Clan Hunter, a Scottish clan of the Scottish Highlands and Scottish Lowlands.
Born in 1837, Jane was the elder daughter. She married Lieutenant- Colonel Gould Read Weston in 1863.
Childs Name | Birth | Death | Spouse |
---|---|---|---|
Aylmer Gould Weston | 23 SEP 1864 | 18 March 1940 | Grace Nairn Strang-Steel |
Reginald Hugh Hunter Weston | 11 Apr 1869 | 1932 | Agnes Roberts |
Gould's family seat was at Sutton Place, Guildford, England. (Recently owned by Paul Getty) and he had a successful career in the service of H.M. Indian Army. He survived the siege of Lucknow in 1847, and was awarded the Distinguished Service Order (D.S.0.). Gould and Jane had two sons, Aylmer, born April 1864, Jane was a Laird in the true sense of the word. She completely managed the estate, and proved herself to be a most competent Laird.