A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland, enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank; but univested with heritable honours (1838)
nd House. John, captain R.N. Harriot-Christian, m. to Sir Harry N. Lums-den, bait, and d. in 1820. Mary, m. to Major Mitchell, of Ashgrove. Elizabeth, m. to Alexander Forbes, esq. ofBlackford. Margaret. This gallant officers, his elder brother, John Leitii, esq. in 1778, and inherited theestate of… … LEITII-HAY, OF RANNES AND LEITH HALL. 137 Htneage. The surname of Leith is deemed of greatantiquity in Scotland, and those who boreit held, in a remote era, vast possessions,including the barony of Restalrig, and othersin the shire of Mid Lothian and territory ofLeith, whence it is presumed the…
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