| The Seton's of Cariston | ||||||||||
| John Seton | ||||||||||
| b 1532 | ||||||||||
| m Isabel Balfour of Cariston, heiress | ||||||||||
| George Seton | John Seton | |||||||||
| b 1554 | Capt. In Scots Guards in France | |||||||||
| m Margaret Ayton of Ayton | m daughter of Count de Bourbon | |||||||||
| they had several children | had children | |||||||||
| George Seton | John | daughter | ||||||||
| b 1585 | Officer in Scots Guards | m Adinston of that Ilk | ||||||||
| m Cecilia Kynynmond | m French Lady | |||||||||
| of Kynynmond | Settled on estate named | |||||||||
| (whose mother was | Coulonniers, Meaux, France. | |||||||||
| Marion Seton of Parbroath) | ||||||||||
| they had several children | ||||||||||
| Jean de Seton | Henry | Angelique | 4 dau | |||||||
| nuns | ||||||||||
| Catherine | ||||||||||
| George Seton | Isabella | m Claud | ||||||||
| b 1622 | m Sir George | de Bertin | ||||||||
| declined a Knighthood | Seton of Parbroath | de Relincourt | ||||||||
| was close to 2nd | Knight | |||||||||
| Earl of Dunfermline | ||||||||||
| Fought at the Battle | ||||||||||
| of Bothwell Bridge | ||||||||||
| m Margaret Seton | ||||||||||
| of Olivestob, heiress | ||||||||||
| they had several children | ||||||||||
| d 1688, aged 66. | ||||||||||
| Christopher Seton | Alexander | |||||||||
| b 1645 | Capt. Under General Dalyell's | |||||||||
| was a Lieutenant | Troop of Horse at Pentland | |||||||||
| in a Troop of Horse | m a daughter of Lindsay of Pitscandly | |||||||||
| m Elizabeth Lindsay | and had one child who died young. | |||||||||
| of Woolmerston | ||||||||||
| they had 3 children | ||||||||||
| George | Christopher | Catherine | ||||||||
| b 1688 | b 1645 | m John Lindsay | ||||||||
| m 1st Margaret Boswell | m Elizabeth Adair | of Kirkforthar | ||||||||
| of Balmutto | daughter to John Adair | |||||||||
| m 2nd Margaret Law | Royal Geographer of Scotland | |||||||||
| of Brunton | they had several children | |||||||||
| d 9th June, 1760 | d 1718, aged 73. | |||||||||
| 1st | 2nd | |||||||||
| ? | ||||||||||
| George Seton | Christopher | James Seton | William-Carden Seton | |||||||
| m Jean Seton | died of the Coast | b 1729 | b 1775 | |||||||
| his cousin (?) | of Guinea, 1744 | Engaged in the '45 | Colonel in the Army | |||||||
| they had several | never married | taken prisoner, saved by Earl | and Companion of the Bath | |||||||
| children | of Crawford, Served in | Commanded Eighty-eighth Reg. | ||||||||
| d 2nd Nov. 1762 | Holland, 1747, m ? | in Peninsular War | ||||||||
| d 2nd Feb. 1817 | m ? | |||||||||
| they had several children | ||||||||||
| d 24th March, 1842 | ||||||||||
| George Seton | Christopher | Margaret Seton | ||||||||
| b 1752 | b 1754 | m Henry Seton | ||||||||
| sold Cariston | Officer in 54th Reg. | of Culbeg | Miles-Charles | |||||||
| in 1774 | in 1776 in American War | had 1 son | m Mary-Ursula, daughter | |||||||
| Was Lieutenant | as well as Flanders | in 1841, of Viscount Sidmouth | ||||||||
| in 50th Reg. And | they had several children | |||||||||
| Capt. In the 78th. | ||||||||||
| Highlanders where he | ? | |||||||||
| served in the East | George Seton | Bertram Seton | ||||||||
| Indies. | b 6th Aug. 1769 | b 1845 | ||||||||
| Sold his Commission | at Leven | m Isabella-Mary Cotter | ||||||||
| d 1797 | Commander in the | they had children | ||||||||
| never married. | Honourable East India Co. | |||||||||
| Sea Service | ? | |||||||||
| Well travelled throughout | Malcolm Seton | |||||||||
| the world, he returned to | b 1872 | |||||||||
| Scotland and | Educated at Oxford, | |||||||||
| m Margaret Hunter of Seaside | worked in Indian Civil Service | |||||||||
| 12 January, 1809 (?) | ||||||||||
| they had 1 son and 2 daughters | ? | |||||||||
| d 21st June, 1815 | ||||||||||
| George Seton, Esq. | ||||||||||
| b June 25, 1822 | ||||||||||
| Studied at Oxford | ||||||||||
| Member of the Royal Society | ||||||||||
| of Antiquaries of Scotland | ||||||||||
| Member of the Royal Archers | ||||||||||
| (Her Majesty's bodyguard beyond the Tweed) | ||||||||||
| An accomplished writer, he travelled | ||||||||||
| extensively. | ||||||||||
| m 1st Sarah Elizabeth Hunter of Thurston | ||||||||||
| m 2nd Amy Geraldine Moore of Boston USA. | ||||||||||
| d ? | ||||||||||
| ? | ||||||||||