Lockharts

(A branch off Lockharts of Lee)

by Isabelle S. Lockhart

The barony of Castlehill in Lanarkshire, Scotland was formed out of a portion of the lands of Lee, which Sir James William LOCKHART (b.1596-d.1674), 12th of Lee 1630, bestowed on his third son, John. [The Upper Ward of Lanarkshire]

The lands of Cambusnethan were sold to the Lockharts of Castlehill, in favor of James Lockhart of Castlehill (b.1677-d.1696) (12th Baron). The lands were incorporated into a free barony, called the Barony of Cambusnethan by a charter under the Great Seal, dated 26 July 1695. The proprietor of the barony of Cambusnethan is always to assume the name of Lockhart. [The New Statistical Account of Scotland, 1845, p.613]

The superiorities of the estates in the parish of Stonehouse, were also formed into a barony by a charter under the Great Seal called the Barony of Castlehill, which is the title that the family of Cambusnethan retained. [The New Statistical Account of Scotland, 1845, p.613]

Early 17th Century

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4. Sir John LOCKHART (b.abt.1624-d.1694), Lord Castlehill,

* Son of Sir James William Lockhart (12th of Lee 1630) and Martha Douglas.

* Properties: Wester Nemphlar, Coultermains, Heids, Castlehill.

+ 1m. 6 Jun 1666, Catherine THOMSON, and had children.

+ 2m. Mary/ Marie GUTHRIE, daughter of Richard Guthrie. [Scottish Record Society, Registers of births, etc., 1941]

* 1634–John Lockhart, portioner of Wester Nemphlar, was served heir to his father in one-half of the £5 land of old extent of Cultermaynes/ Coultermains. [Inquis. Spec.,181,182] [UWL]

* 1645 Jan 2–The Lords, having granted commission to Sir James Lockhart of Lee, Sir John Dalzell of Newtoun, James Lockhart of Cleghorne, Mr. John Lockhart of Heids, James Cunninghame of Bonytoun and the baillies of Lanark, or any three of them, for the trial by assize of Jean Lauchlane for witchcraft. [The Register of the Privy Council of Scotland 1544-1660, edited and abridged by P. Hume Brown, Edinburgh 1908]

* 1648–As Lockhart of Heidis, in the parish of Carluke, was one of the Committee of War for the county. [UWL]

* 1656 Jan 4–He was admitted a member of the Faculty of Advocates by Cromwell’s commissioners for the administration of justice. He was re-admitted, after the Restoration, on 7 Jun 1662. [UWL]

* 1659–“When the Parliament of Richard Cromwell met, on 7 Jan 1659, Renfrewshire was unrepresented, but the burghs with which Renfrew was associated had for their representative Captain John Lockhart.” [A History of The County of Renfrewshire, 1905, p283]

* 1665 Aug 28–He was appointed an ordinary Lord of Session and took his seat as Lord Castlehill on Nov 22, following. [UWL]

* 1671 Feb 2–Appointed one of the senators of the college of justice, and lord of justiciary,

by King Charles II (r:1660-1685). [DB] He was removed from these offices in 1678, but re-instated in 1683. [UWL]

* 1685 Jan 17–Daniel Lockhart, as assignee by Lockhart of Heids, charged Cromwell Lockhart of Lee, on a minute of sale (contract), for the price of lands. [M.P. Brown, Supplement to The Dictionary of The Decisions of The Court of Session, Edinburgh 1826]

* 1690 and 1693–He represented the county in Parliament. [UWL]

* Children of Sir John Lockhart and Catherine Thomson:

+ (12G) 1. Martha Lockhart, Lady Castlehill.

+ (12G) 2. Matilda Lockhart, m. (14G) Gen. Count James LOCKHART-WISHART (b.16 Nov 1727-d.1790) (4th of Carnwath, 19th of Lee).

+ (12G) 3. James Lockhart.

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Mid 17th Century

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1. Martha LOCKHART (chr: 2 Oct 1668-d.15 May 1752), Lady Castlehill,

* Daughter and heir of Sir John Lockhart, Lord Castlehill (d.1694) and (m.1666) Catherine Thomson.

+ 1m. 1 Sep 1687, Cromwell LOCKHART (14th of Lee 1675) (b.abt.1655-d.8 Mar 1693), her first cousin, and had no children by Cromwell.

* Cromwell Lockhart was heir to the barony of Stonehouse. [The Upper Ward of Lanarkshire]

+ 2m. 1698, Sir John SINCLAIR (d.1726), younger, (4th Baronet of Stevenson, county Haddington, Nova Scotia, Canada) (13th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan 1696, county Lanark, Scotland). Descendants of this marriage took the name SINCLAIR-LOCKHART of Castlehill, Stonehouse, Cambusnethan, and Stevenson.

* Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) was great grandson to Sir John Sinclair (d.1649). Sir John Sinclair (d.1649), 1st Baronet of Stevenson and Murkle, was a merchant in Edinburgh, and had acquired Stevenson, in the county of Haddington, in 1624. The baronetcy of Murkle in the County of Caithness (Nova Scotia, Canada) was created for Sir John Sinclair in 1636.

* Children of Martha Lockhart (1668-1752) and Sir John Sinclair: (8 sons, 5 daughters)

+ 1.1. Sir Robert SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.abt.1699-d.1754) of Castlehill, 5th of Stevenson.

+ 1.2. James SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.abt.1708).

+ 1.3. George SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (-d. 5 May 1764) (14th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan), Lord Woodhall. After the deaths of Sir John Sinclair and Lady Castlehill (Martha Lockhart), the lands of Cambusnethan and Castlehill came into the possession of their third son, George Lockhart of Castlehill (14th Baron), one of the Secretaries of the College of Justice under the title Lord Woodhall. The barony passed in 1764 to Captain James Sinclair (15th Baron), nephew of Lord Woodhall. [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan, Daniel Smith Harrop, Baron of Cambusnethan, County Lanark, so recognized by Lord Lyon King of Arms, 10 Dec 2002, after purchase 28 Feb 2002 from Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart (15th Baronet).]

+ 1.4. Anne Sinclair, m. George Bogle (1701-1782) of Daldowie, son of Robert Bogle who purchased the portion of Daldowie land George inherited. [Smith and Mitchell, The Old Country Houses of The Old Glasgow Gentry, Glasgow 1878]

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2. Matilda LOCKHART,

* Daughter of Sir John Lockhart, Lord Castlehill (d.1694) and (m.1666) Catherine Thomson.

+ m. Count James LOCKHART-WISHART.

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3. James LOCKHART (chr: 24 May 1677-d.1696), 12th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan, died without children,

* Son of Sir John Lockhart, Lord Castlehill (d.1694) and (m.1666) Catherine Thomson.

* Brother of Martha Lockhart who 2m. John Sinclair.

+ m. Barbara LOCKHART (b.1686), daughter of Sir George Lockhart (1st of Carnwath) and relict/ widow of Daniel Carmichael.

* 1694–James Lockhart of Castlehill was served heir to his father, Sir James. [Inquis. Spec., 416] [UWL]

* The lands of Cambusnethan were sold to the Lockharts of Castlehill, in favor of James Lockhart of Castlehill (12th Baron). The lands were incorporated into a free barony, called the Barony of Cambusnethan by a charter under the Great Seal, dated 26 July 1695. The superiorities of the estates in the parish of Stonehouse, were also formed into a barony by a charter under the Great Seal called the Barony of Castlehill. The proprietor of the barony of Cambusnethan is always to assume the name of Lockhart. James died 1696 without heirs and the estate of Cambusnethan and Castlehill went to his sister Martha (1668-1752), Lady Castlehill. [The New Statistical Account of Scotland, p.613]

* 1696–James died early in 1696. [UWL]

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1. Sir Robert SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.abt.1699-d.1754), of Castlehill, 5th of Stevenson, Nova Scotia, Canada.

* Son of Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) and Martha Lockhart (1668-1752), Lady Castlehill.

+ m. 1733, Isabella KERR.

* The fifth Sinclair baronet adopted the additional surname of Lockhart, after his mother Martha, widow of Cromwell Lockhart, of Lee, county Lanark, and daughter of Sir John Lockhart, of Castlehill, a Lord of Session. She was the sole heiress to a large estate.

* Children of Sir Robert Sinclair-Lockhart and Isabella Kerr: (4 sons, 4 daughters)

+ 1.1. John Sinclair (b.abt.1734-d.1789) (6th Baronet Stevenson and Murkle). [History of The Barony of Cambusnethan], [Scottish Nation]

+ 1.2. Captain James Sinclair-Lockhart (15th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan). [HBC]

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Early 18th Century

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2. John SINCLAIR-LOCKHART of Castlehill,

* Son of Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) and Martha Lockhart (1668-1752) Lady Castlehill.

[William Anderson, The Scottish Nation, Vol.III, Scotland 1863]

+ m. “Charles” BOGLE, daughter and only child of James Bogle III (d.1742), secretary (and later, director) of the Royal Bank in Glasgow.

* She (Charles) inherited Annfield House on Gallowmuir acres, then sold the property in 1750. [Old Country Houses of Old Glasgow Gentry]

* Children of John Sinclair-Lockhart:

+ 1. Isabella Sinclair-Lockhart, m.1768, William Morehead (d.1793), Laird of Herbertshire.

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3. George SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (d.5 May 1764), 14th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan, Lord Woodhall.

* Son of Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) and Martha Lockhart (1668-1752) Lady Castlehill.

* 1747–Appointed sheriff of Lanarkshire. [The Scottish Nation]

* 1751–Admitted a lord of session and assumed the title of Lord Woodhall. [The Scottish Nation]

* On the death of his brother, John, without issue male, George succeeded to the estate of Castlehill. As Lord Woodhall died unmarried, Castlehill devolved on his nephew, James, second son of Sir Robert Sinclair, his lordship’s eldest brother. [The Scottish Nation]

* After the deaths of Sir John Sinclair and Lady (Martha Lockhart) Castlehill, the lands of Cambusnethan and Castlehill came into the possession of their third son, George Lockhart of Castlehill (14th Baron), one of the Secretaries of the College of Justice under the title Lord Woodhall. The barony passed in 1764 to Captain James Sinclair (15th Baron), nephew of Lord Woodhall. [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan, Daniel Smith Harrop, Baron of Cambusnethan, County Lanark, so recognized by Lord Lyon King of Arms, 10 Dec 2002, after 28 Feb 2002 purchase from Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart (15th Baronet).]
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4. James SINCLAIR-LOCKHART of Castlehill,

* Son of Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) and Martha Lockhart (1668-1752) Lady Castlehill.

+ m. Charlotte BOYLE.
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5. Anne SINCLAIR,

* Daughter of Sir John Sinclair (d.1726) and Martha Lockhart (1668-1752) Lady Castlehill.

+ m.1731, George BOGLE (1701-1782) of Daldowie, son of Robert Bogle who purchased the portion of Daldowie land George inherited. [Smith and Mitchell, The Old Country Houses of The Old Glasgow Gentry, Glasgow 1878]

* Children of Ann Sinclair and George Bogle: (9 children, 2 d. in infancy)

+ 1. Martha Bogle, m. Thomas Brown of Langside,

+ 2. Robert Bogle of Daldowie,

+ 3. Mary Bogle,

+ 4. Elizabeth Bogle,

+ 5. John Bogle, merchant in Glasgow, and for some time in Virginia, d. unmarried,

+ 6. Anne Bogle,

+ 7. George Bogle (b.26 Nov 1746-d.1781), unmarried, private secretary to Warren Hastings.

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Mid 18th Century

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1. Sir John Gordon SINCLAIR (b.abt.1734-d.1789) (6th of Stevenson). [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan], [SN]

* Son of Sir Robert Sinclair-Lockhart (5th of Stevenson) (d.1754) and (m.1733) Isabella Kerr.

* Stevenson, county Haddington, and Murkle, county Caithness, Nova Scotia, Canada.

+ m. Mary BLAIR. [HBC]

* Children of John Gordon Sinclair (d.1789) and Mary Blair:

+ 1. Robert Sinclair (7th Baronet of Stevenson) (b.abt.1768-d.4 Aug 1795). [Scottish Nation]

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2. Captain James Sinclair-LOCKHART (b.abt.1736), 15th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan,

* Son of Sir Robert Sinclair-Lockhart (d.1754) and Isabella Kerr.

* Cambusnethan, county Lanark, Scotland.

+ m. Anne NISBET.

* 1764–The barony of Cambusnethan and Castlehill passed to Captain James Sinclair (15th Baron), nephew of Lord Woodhall. [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan]

* When James inherited the Lockhart estates in 1764, he assumed the surname of Lockhart in lieu of his patronymic (Sinclair). The proprietor of the barony of Cambusnethan is always to assume the name of Lockhart. [The New Statistical Account of Scotland,1845, p.613]

*Children of Capt. James Sinclair-Lockhart and Anne Nisbet:

+ 1. Robert Sinclair-Lockhart of Castlehill (d.2 Nov 1850) (16th of Cambusnethan).

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Late 18th Century

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1. Robert SINCLAIR (7th Baronet of Stevenson) (b.abt.1768-d.4 Aug 1795), [Scottish Nation]

* Son of Sir John Gordon Sinclair (6th of Stevenson) and Mary Blair.

* Lt.-Gov. of Fort St George. [SN]

+ m.1789, Lady Madalina GORDON, dau. of Alexander, 4th Duke of Gordon.

* Lady Madalina Gordon-Sinclair 2m. Charles Fysche Palmer. [SN]

* Children of Robert Sinclair (d.1795) and Lady Madalina Gordon:

+ 1.1. Sir John Gordon Sinclair (b.31 Jul 1790-d.13 Nov 1863) (8th Baronet of Stevenson and Murkle). [SN]

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Robert Sinclair-LOCKHART (b.abt.1783-d.2 Nov 1850), 16th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan.

* Son of Capt. James Sinclair-Lockhart (15th of Cambusnethan) and Anne Nisbet.

+ 1m. 9 Oct 1804, Eliza NEWMAN.

+ 2m. 30 Jun 1817, Charlotte MERCER.

* The barony and land of Cambusnethan and Castlehill passed from Captain James Sinclair (15th Baron) to his son, Robert Sinclair-Lockhart of Castlehill, Cambusnethan and Stevenson (16th Baron). [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan, Daniel Smith Harrop, Baron of Cambusnethan, County Lanark, so recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms, 10 Dec 2002, after purchase 28 Feb 2002 from Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart, (15th Bt.)]

* Cambusnethan Priory is a large Gothic mansion house/ castle built in 1819-20 for Robert Sinclair-Lockhart of Castlehill by the design of architect James Gillespie Graham (1776-1855) and located 1 1/4 miles southwest of Wishaw in the Clyde Valley. The house was sold after the death of Sir Muir Sinclair-Lockhart in 1985 and lay derelict and near collapse in 2002.

Cambusnethan House in 1825

Cambusnethan House in 2002

* Children of Robert Sinclair-Lockhart and Charlotte Mercer:

+ 1. Maj-Gen. Graeme Alexander Sinclair-Lockhart (d.1904) (17th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan, 10th of Stevenson).

+ 2. George Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart.

+ 3. Charlotte Sinclair, m. 1852, James BAIRD (b.1802) of Auchmedden, co. Aberdeen, Cambusdoon, co. Ayr, and Knoydart, co. Inverness. [Burke’s Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain & Ireland, Vol I, London, 1875]

+ 4. Eliza Anne Sinclair, m.1825, John Piercy HENDERSON of Foswell Bank. The marriage took place at Cambusnethan House. [Walter Scott, The Edinburgh Annual Register for 1825, London 1827]

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Sir John Gordon SINCLAIR (b.31 Jul 1790-d.1863), 8th of Stevenson and Murkle, in Canada,

* Only son of Robert Sinclair (7th of Stevenson) (d.1795) and Lady Madalina Gordon.

+ m. 15 Jun 1812, Anne de COURCY, only daughter of Admiral Michael de Courcy. [SN]

* Entered the navy when young. [SN]

* 1814–Attained the rank of captain, and was for some time captain of the port at Gibraltar. [SN]

* 1852–Promoted to be a rear-admiral of the blue. [SN]

* Children of Sir John Gordon Sinclair (1790-1863) and Anne de Courcy: (3 sons, 5 daughters)

+ 1.1. Sir Robert Charles Sinclair-Lockhart (d.1899) (9th of Stevenson).

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Early 19th Century

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1. Sir Robert Charles SINCLAIR (b.abt.1818-d.1899), 9th of Stevenson, county Haddington, Nova Scotia, Canada,

* Son of Sir John Gordon Sinclair (b.1790-d.1863), 8th of Stevenson, and Murkle, in Canada.

* Sir Robert had no children and was succeeded by his 2nd cousin once removed, Maj-Gen. Graeme Alexander Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1820-d.1904) who was also 17th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan.

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1. Maj-Gen. Graeme Alexander SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.1820-d.1904),

* 17th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan in Scotland, 10th Baronet of Stevenson in Canada.

* Son of Robert Sinclair-Lockhart (16th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan) and Charlotte Mercer.

+ m. Emily Brebner. [Thom, The Upper Ten Thousand for 1877, London 1877]

* Robert Lockhart was succeeded by his son, Sir Graeme Alexander Sinclair-Lockhart (17th Baron) (b.1820). Sir Graeme also succeeded as the 10th Baronet of Stevenson after his second cousin once removed, Sir Robert Charles Sinclair (d.1899).

* Major-General Sir Graeme Alexander Sinclair-Lockhart of Cambusnethan served in the Persian campaign and at the Indian Mutiny. Sir Graeme was mentioned in dispatches for his gallantry at the Battle of Lucknow, and created a Companion of the Most Honorable Order of the Bath. He was Colonel of the 78th Highlanders (the Ross-shire Buffs) and his decorations are in the museum of that regiment’s depot, Fort George, Inverness. He died in 1904. His heirs, by this time, had gone to live in New Zealand.
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2. George Duncan Sinclair-LOCKHART (b.abt.1822), in New Zealand,

* Son of Robert Sinclair Lockhart (16th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan) and Charlotte Mercer.

* 1854–Son of Robert, George Duncan Lockhart owned property in New Zealand, in 1854.

* Children of George Duncan (Sinclair) Lockhart:

+ 1. Sir Robert Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1856-d.1919) (11th Baronet of Stevenson).

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3. Charlotte Sinclair-LOCKHART (d.1857), of Castlehill, Lanarkshire, Scotland,

* Daughter of Robert Sinclair-Lockhart (16th of Castlehill and Cambusnethan) and Charlotte Mercer.

[Joseph Foster, Members of Parliament, Scotland, Including the Minor Barons, 1882, Scotland]

+ m. 1852, James BAIRD (d. 20 Jun 1876).

* James Baird, ironmaster of Gartsherrie, Lanarkshire.

* James Baird, of Auchmedden, county Aberdeen, Kudydart, county Inverness, and Cambusdoon, co. Ayr. J.P., D.L., (4th son of Alexander Baird, of Lochwood, county Lanark). [Joseph Foster, Members of Parliament, Scotland, Including the Minor Barons, 1882, Scotland]

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Mid 19th Century

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Sir Robert Duncan SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.1856-d.1919), 11th of Stevenson, county Haddington, Nova Scotia, Canada,

* Son of George Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart of New Zealand.

* Sir Graeme Alexander Sinclair-Lockhart was succeeded by his nephew, Sir Robert Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart, 11th Baronet (b.1859). Sir Robert, in turn, was succeeded by his son Sir Graeme Duncan Power Sinclair-Lockhart, 12th Baronet.

* Children of Sir Robert Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart:

+ 1. Graeme Duncan Power Sinclair-Lockhart (12th of Stevenson).

+ 2. John Beresford Sinclair-Lockhart (13th of Stevenson).

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1. Graeme Duncan Power SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.1897-d.1959), 12th Baronet of Stevenson, county Haddington, Nova Scotia, Canada,

* Son of Sir Robert Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1859) (11th of Stevenson).

* Sir Robert was succeeded by his son Sir Graeme Duncan Power Sinclair-Lockhart, 12th Baronet.
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2. Sir John Beresford SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.4 Nov 1904-d.1970), of New Zealand,

* 13th Baronet of Stevenson, county Haddington, Nova Scotia, Canada.

* Son of Sir Robert Duncan Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1859) (11th of Stevenson) and brother of Graeme Duncan Power Sinclair-Lockhart (1897-1959) (12th Baronet of Stevenson)..

* Practiced civil engineering in New Zealand.

* 1934–Joined the Colonial Administrative Service and served until 1955.

* 1939-1945–Served in the Royal Artillery and attained the rank of Major.

* 1960-1962–Appointed and held the post of Resident Magistrate in Kenya.

* Children of John Beresford Sinclair-Lockhart (1904-1970):

+ 1. Muir Sinclair-Lockhart (d.1985) (14th of Stevenson).

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Sir Muir Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1906-d.1985), 14th Baronet of Stevenson, in Canada,

* Son of John Beresford Sinclair-Lockhart (13th of Stevenson).

* Children of Muir Sinclair-Lockhart:

+ 1. Sir Simon John Edward Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1941) (15th Baronet of Stevenson and Murkle).

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Mid 20th Century

(20G-Lee-Castlehill-Stevenson)

Sir Simon John Edward SINCLAIR-LOCKHART (b.1941), 15th Baronet of Stevenson and Murkle, in Canada,

* Son of Sir Muir Sinclair-Lockhart (d.1985) (14th of Stevenson).

* 15th baronet of Murkle (county Caithness) and Stevenson (county Haddington) in the baronetage of Nova Scotia, Canada.

* The ARMS of Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart: Quarterly, first and fourth: Argent a man’s heart Proper, within a fetter lock Sable on a chief Azure, three boars’ heads erased Argent, all within a bordure Ermine, charged with three crosses pateé Gules. (The Lockhart name is readily deducible from the combination of a fetter-lock and a heart.) The second and third quarters are: Argent on a saltire engrailed Gules, five bezants. These are the arms of Sinclair, or St Clair. (The bezants, or gold coins, are a reminder of the origins of the family in business.) CREST: a boar’s head erased Argent. MOTTO: Corda serrata fero. There are no supporters. [Granted by the Lord Lyon King of Arms, 1899.]

* 1985–At the death of Sir Muir Sinclair-Lockhart (14th Baronet), Cambusnethan Priory (Cambusnethan House) was sold, but the estate was retained. Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart (b.1941) (15th Baronet), succeeded to the title on the death of his father in 1985. [History of the Barony of Cambusnethan, Daniel Smith Harrop, Baron of Cambusnethan, County Lanark, so recognised by Lord Lyon King of Arms, 10 Dec 2002, after purchase 28 Feb 2002 from Sir Simon Sinclair-Lockhart, (15th Bart.)]

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