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The Hon. Henry-Walter is a Captain in the Scots Guards, and has lately been appointed aide-de-camp to General Gascoigne, Commander of the Forces in Hong Kong.
(The History of Fettercairn - A Parish in the County of Kincardine by Archd. Cowie Cameron (1899))

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Charles Henry Rolle Hepburn-Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis, 20th Baron Clinton ( 2 March 1834 - 29 March 1904 ), was a British Conservative politician.
Clinton was the son of Charles Rudolph Trefusis, 19th Baron Clinton , and Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Kerr, daughter of William Kerr, 6th Marquess of Lothian . He was elected to the House of Commons for Devon North in 1857, a seat he held until he succeeded his father in 1866 and entered the House of Lords . In July 1867 he was appointed Under-Secretary of State for India in the Conservative administration of the Earl of Derby . He retained this office also when Benjamin Disraeli became Prime Minister in February 1868. The government fell in December of the same year. Clinton never held political office again but served as a Charity Commissioner from 1874 to 1880. Apart from his political career he was also Lord Lieutenant of Devon between 1887 and 1904.
Lord Clinton married, firstly, Harriet Williamina Hepburn-Forbes, daughter of Sir John Stuart Hepburn-Forbes, 8th Baronet , in 1858. They had five children. In 1867 Clinton assumed by Royal license the additional surnames of Stuart-Forbes. After his first wife's death in 1869 he married, secondly, Margaret Walrond, daughter of Sir John Walrond, 1st Baronet , in 1875. They had seven children. Lord Clinton died in March 1904, aged 70, and was succeeded in the barony by his eldest son from his first marriage, Charles . Lady Clinton died in 1930.
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Charles married Harriet Williamina Hepburn-Forbes on 29 Jul 1858 in Fasque, Kincardineshire, Scotland. Harriet (daughter of Sir John Stuart Hepburn-Forbes, of Pitsligo, 8th Baronet and Harriet Louise Anne Kerr) was born on 17 May 1835; died on 4 Jul 1869 in Heanton-Satchville, North Devon, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The only child and daughter, Harriet-Williamina, married, in July, 1858, her cousin, Charles Henry Rolle Trefusis, now twentieth Baron Clinton. At her father's death, then Lady Clinton, she was duly served heiress by the Sheriff of Chancery, under the deed of entail made in 1811 by Baron Sir John Stuart, and, in accordance therewith, she entered into possession. Shortly afterwards her cousin, now Sir William Forbes, Bart., in New Zealand, as the eldest son of Charles Hay Forbes, deceased, raised in the Court of Session an action in which he sought to have Lady Clinton's title set aside, on the ground that, under the destination of the entail, he was entitled to succeed to the estates in preference to her ladyship. The Court of Session, and afterwards the House of Lords, decided that the title of Lady Clinton, under the deed of entail, was unchallengeable. This amiable lady, who had endeared herself to the people of Fettercairn, died at the family mansion of Heanton-Satchville, North Devon, in July, 1869, leaving a family of two sons, Charles-John-Robert and Henry-Walter; and three daughters, Ada-Harriet, Mary-Elizabeth and Margaret-Adela. The Hon. Charles-Forbes-Trefusis attained his majority in January, 1884, and has since taken an active part in county and local affairs. The Hon. Henry-Walter is a Captain in the Scots Guards, and has lately been appointed aide-de-camp to General Gascoigne, Commander of the Forces in Hong Kong. The Hon. Margaret-Adela, in 1897, married the Rev. Leonard White-Thomson, second son of Colonel White-Thomson of Broomford, County Devon. During the years of Mr Trefusis's minority, his father, Lord Clinton, as administrator at law, ably and efficiently managed and improved the property. Mr Trefusis married, in 1886, Lady Jane-Grey McDonnell, fourth daughter of Mark fifth Earl of Antrim, and they have two daughters, Harriet and Fenella.
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1 - Sir William Stuart Forbes died in 1828, and John, his eldest surviving son, succeeded to the estates and titles. On the death of his cousin, Alexander Hepburn-Murray Belsches of Invermay and Balmanno, he succeeded, in 1864, as heir of entail to these estates, and assumed the additional surname and arms of Hepburn. He had been educated for the bar, and that training served him in good stead throughout his career, in the conduct of affairs, as a public-spirited and philanthropic county gentleman. It may be truly said that upon him fell the mantle of his grandfather, and that, by those who knew him, his like may not again be seen. He spared neither time, trouble, nor expense in promoting the welfare of his fellow-creatures; and in many instances, known to the writer of these pages, he worked late and early, both in and out, regardless of bodily case and comfort, for the sake of doing good. He held a prominent place among agriculturists, and in their councils he was regarded as an authority. He was long an active and leading member of the Highland and Agricultural Society of Scotland, a patron and promoter of the Fettercairn Farmers' Club, taking, in connection with these bodies, a deep and humane interest in the state of the agricultural labourer, and making praiseworthy efforts to elevate his condition. As an enlightened and advanced educationist he had few equals. The schools on his extensive estates, and the parochial schools with which he had to do as an heritor, were the objects of his constant care; with a hand ever open to supply their wants, and with wise counsels ever ready to guide the teachers. In 1857 the evening entertainments known as Penny Readings, and which for a time became so common all over the country, were begun by him in Fettercairn, as the first of the kind in Scotland. In 1856, along with the Marquis of Tweedale, he founded the Scottish Meteorological Society; and continued to use his influence and lend his aid for the promotion of its objects. As a deputy-lieutenant and the convener of Kincardineshire, he took a leading part in the business of the county. In 1834 he married Lady Harriet Kerr, third daughter of William sixth Marquis of Lothian, who survived him. She died at London in 1884, truly and sincerely regretted by all, and specially by the people of Fettercairn, who had so long experienced her kindly acts of benevolence and charity.
Sir John died in London in May, 1866, and was interred in the family tomb in Edinburgh Greyfriars' Churchyard. Their only child and daughter, Harriet-Williamina, married, in July, 1858, her cousin, the Efbn. Charles Henry Rolle Trefusis, now twentieth Baron Clinton.
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2 - Modern Buildings. ? There is no mansion-house on the estate of Kincardine, the proprietor, Sir John Stuart Forbes, Bart. residing at Fettercairn House, in the adjoining parish.
[Statistical Accounts of Scotland 1845]

3 - Forbes, Sir John Stewart, of Pitsligo, Bart., enrolled 11 July 1826, son of Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, Bart., born 25 Sept. 1804, died 27 May 1866, mar. 14 June 1834 Lady Harriet Kerr (born 19 Oct. 1808. died 26 April 1884), daughterf William, 6th Marquis of Lothian. Succeeded 1828, assumed name of Hepburn.
(THE FACULTY OF ADVOCATES OF SCOTLAND 1532-1943 WITH GENEALOGICAL NOTES 1944)

John married Harriet Louise Anne Kerr on 13 Jun 1834. Harriet was born on 19 Oct 1808; died on 24 Apr 1884. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Lady Harriet Kerr, third daughter of William sixth Marquis of Lothian, who survived her husband. She died at London in 1884, truly and sincerely regretted by all, and specially by the people of Fettercairn, who had so long experienced her kindy acts of benevolence and charity.
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William, the seventh baronet, had, by his wife Williamina Stewart, four sons: William, the eldest, who predeceased his father ; John, the eighth baronet; Charles, who became a partner in, and manager of the bank; and James-David, a highly-distinguished son of science, who became Professor of Natural Philosophy in the Edinburgh University, and afterwards Principal of the United College of St. Salvator and St. Leonard of St. Andrews.
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William married Williamina Stuart [Stewart] in 1797. Williamina (daughter of Sir John Belsches-Wishart, only son and Jane Leslie, eldest daughter) was born in Oct 1776; died on 5 Dec 1810. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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1 - The issue of her parents marriage was an only child, a daughter Williamina, born in October, 1776. Her hand was sought by men of rank, and notably Sir Walter Scott, who narrates, in the introduction of the Antiquary, the intended journey by coach of a young man - no other than himself - on a love expedition to the Mearns. In canto iv. of Rokeby, Miss Stuart, it is believed, stands in beauty and grace as the prototype of Matilda, and here a line or two of sect. 5 may be quoted : -
"Wreathed in its dark-brown rings, her hair
Half hid Matilda's forehead fair,
Half hid and half reveal'd to view
Her full dark eye of hazel hue."
She married William Forbes, younger of Pitsligo, who thereupon took the name and arms of the Stuart family; and at his father's death became Sir William Stuart Forbes of Pitsligo and Fettercaim.
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2 - An only child, Williamina, married, in 1797, to William Forbes, Esq., subsequently Sir William Forbes of Pitsligo, baronet, and had, with other children, Sir John Stuart Forbes, eighth baronet of Pitsligo and Fettercairn.
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