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     Adam/Fergus Dunbar was born before 1200. He was the son of Patrick Dunbar 5th Earl of Dunbar and Ada, of Scotland.

     Adrian Ivor Dunbar 12th Bart of Mochrum was born on 11 June 1893. He was the son of Clement Adrian Dunbar.
     Adrian died on 14 June 1977 aged 84.

     Agnes Dunbar was born before 1350 in Scotland. She was the daughter of Sir Patrick Dunbar and Isabella Randolph.
In 1368 she became the mistress of David II, whose affection for her was the chief reason for his divorce from Margaret Logie.
Agnes Dunbar married Sir James Douglas (of Dalkeith), son of Sir John Douglas, on 21 November 1372. Agnes, whom George, Earl of Dunbar, styles his very dear sister, when in 1372 he granted to her the lands of Mordington and Whittinghame, on her marriage with Sir James Douglas of Dalkeith, ancestor of the Earls of Morton.
He married secondly between 1411 and Oct 1439, Janet, daughter of Sir William Borthwick of Borthwick. His widow married George Crichton, Earl of Caithness who died August 1454. She was living 5 June 1464.

     Agnes Dunbar was the daughter of Patrick (III) Dunbar 7th Earl and Cecilia Fraser?
Agnes de Dunbar, who married Christell de Seton, 'in Jedburgh Forrest' (d.c1300).

     Agnes Dunbar was christened on 3 October 1650 in Petty, Inverness-shire.

     Agnes Dunbar married George Douglas on 2 December 1628 in Edinburgh, Midlothian.

     Agnes B C Dunbar was born circa 1831 in Italy. She was the daughter of Sir Archibald Dunbar 7th Bart of Northfield and Keith Alicia Ramsay. Agnes B C Dunbar was listed as Sir Archibald Dunbar 7th Bart of Northfield's daughter in the 1871 census in Duffus, Moray, Scotland. Agnes B C Dunbar was listed as Sir Archibald Dunbar 7th Bart of Northfield's daughter in the 1891 census in Duffus, Moray.
     Agnes B C Dunbar was recorded on the 1901 census in 3 Vernon Court, Southampton Row, London, St Giles. Aged 70, single, compiler working at home, born Italy, British subject.
     Agnes's death was registered in the quarter ending in December 1920 in Richmond RD, Surrey.

     Agnes Dunbar (Dunbar) married Patrick Dunbar, son of Robert Dunbar. Agnes Dunbar (Dunbar) was born in Moray, Scotland. She was the daughter of Ninian Dunbar and Finduella Christian? Dunbar.

     Agnes or Elizabeth Dunbar (Maitland) was born before 1350? In Scotland. Sir Patrick Dunbar had another daughter, who married John Maitland of Thirlstane. She is, by Mr. Wood, called Elizabeth, but in several charters in 1369 she is styled Agnes, and must have been married, some time before that year, when Earl George styles her his 'sister' and bestowed upon her husband and her son Robert the lands of Tibbers, co. Dumfries. She was the daughter of Sir Patrick Dunbar and Isabella Randolph.
She married Sir John Maitland of Lethington, and from was descended the Duke of Lauderdale, who took as a second title the marquisate of March.

     Alan Dunbar was born before 1138. He was the son of Gospatrick Dunbar 1st Earl.
     Alan died after 16 August 1139.

     Alexander Dunbar was also known as Alexander Dunbar (of Conzie & Kilbuyack, Aldcash, Alves) in records. He was born in October 1455? In Moray, Scotland. He was the third son. He was the son of Sir Alexander Dunbar and Isobel Sutherland.
Of Conzie & Kilbuyack. Old Aulcash & Kilboyack. Kilbuyack is in the parish of Alves, Moray along with Hempriggs.
Conzie is near Westertown and Huntly. "The Scottish nation" states that the Countess of Sutherland, widow of the 7th Earl married Alexander Dunbar, brother of her daughter's husband (James of Cumnock).
This line is now represented by Alexander Dunbar of Thunderton.
His patrimony was the lands of Conzie, in the barony of Frendraught, which were given by the Countess of Moray to her brother Sir Alexander Dunbar of Westfield, and confirmed by charter from King James III in 1473.
Conzie Castle is now called Bognie.
Alexander Dunbar married Janet Sutherland, daughter of John Sutherland 7th Earl of Sutherland and Margaret Baillie, in October 1480.
     Alexander died circa 31 March 1493 in Moray. Alexander was killed by Alexander Sutherland of Dilrec/Dalred/Dirlot in Caithness, who was executed and forfeited for the crime. His son James was served heir in 1501.
Alexander of Kilboyack is mentioned in cases 8 Feb 1497/8 and 16-16 July 1498.

     Alexander Dunbar was also known as Alexander Dunbar (Bailie of Pluscarden) in records. He was born circa 1500. He was the son of David Dunbar.
He was served heir of his father 26 May 1523, called "of Durris" in Tarbet's charter of 16 January 1523/4. His son Robert was called "of Durris" 27 June 1542 when he is presumed dead.
He resigned Durris to his son Robert on 14 November 1526, reserving liferent.
     Alexander died on 9 June 1527 in Moray. Obitus honorabilis viri Alexandri Dunbar de Durris nono Junii 1527 et sepultus est in Pluscarden. Pluscarden Abbey records: Hic jacet honorabilis vir ALEXANDER DUNBAR de Durris et Baillivus de Pluscarte q.o.a.d. m. q. v. s. (qui obit AD 1527)..

     Alexander Dunbar was also known as Alexander Dunbar (Prior of Pluscarden) in records. He was born illegitimate say 1510. He is assumed to be one of the natural sons of Chancellor Patrick Dunbar but he is not listed with Gavin, James, John, George & David, bastards, natural sons of Patrick Dunbar who were legitimized 6 Mar 1539/40 [Register of Privy Seal, v.2 1529-1542 #3442], however he is described as brother germane to John of Bennetsfield in 1542. Gavin Dunbar is also described as the brother of the Prior in 1551.
It is also vaguely possible that he is Alexander, the son of the deceased James Dunbar of Sudy, bastard, who is legitimized with Patrick of Darkles & John of Bennagefield 20 March 1543/4 at Edinburgh [Register of the Great Seal of Scotland 1513-1546 #3000] when he would have been prior. He was the son of Patrick Dunbar.
     Alexander matriculated at St Andrews University in 1520?. An Alexander Dunbar matriculated at St Andrew's University in 1493 and another in 1520. Alexander was the Prior of Pluscarden monastery 1532-60 at Pluscarden, Moray, Scotland, between 1529 and 1560. He was the last prior of the Benedictine community. It was not necessary at that time for a prior to be a monk or cleric. The earliest mention of him (which supports the theory that he was a near relation of Bishop Gavin Dunbar, is his appearance as a witness to the foundation charter of St Mary's Hospital, Aberdeen, dated 23 Feb 1532.
     During his first 6 years, Henry VIII of England rejected Papal supremacy and suppressed the monasteries, seizing their revenues. He is next mentioned in an instrument of sasine in favour of himself, on the resignation of William Sutherland of Duffus, of 2 roods of land near Elgin, dated 1533. Many of the monastery's lands were feued or disposed of to pay for the "great tax" to support the College of Justice which King James V established. His annual contribution of £11/4/0 had been unpaid for 11 years in February 1548/9.
     Watt states: Prior of Pluscarden: As a canon of Ross (VA, Reg. Lat. 1525, fos. 333-5) prov. on resignation of Learmonth 20 May 1529 (MHRS, 61) cf PRO 31/9/32/154 of 13 Nov 1529; cf. ibid, 162) and 11 Feb 1530 (VA, Reg. supp., 2001, fo.. 150); occ. 24 Feb 1532 (RMS, iii, 249, no. 1145); occ. 12 Sep 1560 (RMS, v, 217-218, no. 708); dead by September 1560 VA, Reg. Supp., 3022, fo. 167) IOn 17 April 1561 George Dunbar challenged for wrongful possession (see Cranston). Cranston as provost of Seton ... gets crown presentment to the priory on death of Dunbar 18 March 1562 (RSS, v. 259, no. 1008)
     For a detailed account of his years as Prior see Anson's "A Monastery in Moray". He was mentioned in a deed dated 20 March 1543/44. 20 March 1543/4 at Edinburgh: Queen etc. confirmation charter of John Ogilvy of Sanquhair who for pro summa pecunie per Alexander Dunbar of Cumnock persoluta, sold to Patrick Dunbar of Darkles, lands & barony of Sanquhare, Quhitray, Newtoun, Chapeltoun, Tullocht, Auchinleske, Drum de Pluscardin, terras forrestiarum de T. et D., with tenentibus etc. et lie ailhousis vic. Elgin et Forres: Tenend. said Patrick & his legitimate male heirs q.d. John Dunbar of Bennettsfield & heirs, q.d. Alexander Dunbar son of the late James Dunbar in Sude & heirs, q.d. Alexander Dunbar of Cumnock, heirs & assigns qu[ibuscumque of the Queen: concessit etiam quod unica sanea apud principale messuagium de Sanquhare capiendaunbar de Conqu; Wm Hay of Mayne; Archibald Muyrson of Marke; D. Johi, Faithe capellano ... at Elgin 26 Nov 1543.
12 April 1545: Charter by Alexander, Prior of Pluscarden and the convernt thereof, in favour of Alexander Dunbar, natural son of deceased James Dunbar of Suddie, of town and lands of Urquhard [Urquhart], mill & mill lands thereof, with 12 acres of said lands of Urquhart excepting 2 acres of lands & chaplainry of Holyrood, the lands of Wiodland with the wood called Crukwoud, lands of Threipland & Hillis, with the wardenship of the place of Urquhart and the office of mair of the barony of Urquhart. Signed by the Prior and others.
     He was named as father at the legitimation of Robert Dunbar and John Dunbar on 12 February 1547/48. There is an entry in the "Register of the Privy Seal of Scotland", recording the legitimation of Robert Dunbar, and John Dunbar, brothers of Patrick Dunbar, Baron of Sanquhar, natural sons of Alexander, prior of Pluscarden. (The reference to Sanquhar indicates that the Prior must have made over these lands near Forres to his eldest son before 1547). The following year a precept of sasine was drawn up. On 24 June it was signed by Alexander & 12 monks. This document made over extensive lands within the barony of Fochabers, which belonged formerly to Urquhart Priory, to Alexander Innes of Cromy (Crombie) who married Beatrix Dunbar, reputed to have been one of the Prior's daughters.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned in a sasine on 24 June 1548. On 12 Feb 1547... The following year a precept of sasine was drawn up. On 24 June it was signed by Alexander & 12 monks. This document made over extensive lands within the barony of Fochabers, which belonged formerly to Urquhart Priory, to Alexander Innes of Cromy (Crombie) who married Beatrix Dunbar, reputed to have been one of the Prior's daughters.
Gawin Dunbar, brother to the Prior of Pluscardin to appear 18 December 1551 re Cumnok.
He erected a chapel (now known as the Dunbar Vestry) on the north side of the choir. This curious, rather sinister looking chapel is characteristic of the last phase of Scottish flamboyant Gothic. The boss of the groined ceilling is carved with the 3 cushions of the Dunbar arms.
He frequently attended parliament, and in 1554 he had a charter drawn up by which the lands of Incharnock & Croy, on the hillside facing Pluscarden, where made over to Alexander Dunbar (probably of Durris).. They was mentioned at the legitimation of Sir Patrick Dunbar between 1554 and 1555. Et de viije li? comp. bonorum escheatorum Patricii Dunbar, filiis et heredis apparentis Alexander Dunbar of Cumnock, Alex Brody de eodam et..., concessorum Alexander Priori de Pluscarden et Magistro Davidi Dunbar decano Moraviensi.
On the first day of January 1554 the Inneses, to the number of 80 persons, all armed, camed to the Cathedral oaf Elgin during vespers, and of ancient feud and forethought felony, cruelly invaded Alexander Dunbar, Prior of Pluscarden, David Dunbar, Dean of Moray, and other Dunbars, laymen, with purpose to slay them, in presence of the Holy Sacrament. The Dunbars on the other hand, had come to the church with a like deadly intent, but not against the Churchmen. They had only intended to kill Wiliam Innes of that Ilk, and his servants. The battle was not decisive, for both parties had recourse to legal proceedings for the next twenty years.
On 8 Dec 1554 he had a contract with Alexander Innes of "Crommy".
On the 30 April 1555, Alexander Dunbar was at the Convocation of Lieges.
Alexander Dunbar and Gavin Dunbar were mentioned on 30 April 1558.
More monastic lands were disposed of in 1559. In that year Prior Alexander granted a feu charter of the town and land of Leuchars ot Alexander Innes of Crommy, son and heir of James Innes of Roth-MacKenzie and Beatrix Dunbar his wife. In 1560 another charter confirmed to Alexander Innes and his wife a half-coble fishing at Inverspey.
On 12 September 1560, the Prior and 4 of his monks made over "the land and town of Westerton of Pluscardin" to John Dunbar, the younger brother of Patrick Dunbar of Sanquhar, near Forres, but in consideration for a specified annual rent. In the event of John Dunbar having no heirs, the property was to pass to another brother Alexander, who failing, Patrick, or in the event of the death of all of these, to their cousin, David Dunbar of Bennethfield. Patrick, John & Alexander were all natural sons of the Prior. Robert (who may have been dead by 1560) and John were legitimated on 12 Feb 1547/8.
Bruce Bishop (2000) wrote: The estate of Westerton was originally part of the Priory lands ... Alexander Dunbar, the last Prior, seeing the times were to prove fatal to the RC church, on 12 Sep 1560, with the consent of the convent, granted a charter of the lands of Westerton to John Dunbar, one of his illegitimate sons. he does not name him as his own son, but designates him brother to Patrick Dunbar of Sanquhar, who was generally known to have been one of Alexander's sons..
     Alexander died on 19 September 1560 in Scotland.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned in a sasine on 19 September 1560.
1561 April 17 at Jainvile: ... to Alexander Dunbar, our schiref of Murray, and Maister George Dunbar and all utheris quha hes wranguulslie intrusit thame in possessioun of the priourie of Pluscardin, places and housis thairof .... of all termes bigane sen the deceis of umquhile Maister Alexander Dunbar, last prioure theirof... Quhairfew we charge straitlie and commandis you all and sindried quhome it efferis forsaidis and in special you the said Alexander Dunbar, oure schireff of Murray, and Maister George Dunbar and all utheris quha hes wranguuslie intrusit you in possessioun of the said priourie ... etc. He was mentioned as deceased in the confirmation charter dated on 14 July 1584. A confirmation of charter dated 14 July 1584 & 15/18 July at Falkland: George Dunbar, rectore de Kilmure witnessed confirmation of charter per Alexander Dunbar, Prior of Pluscarden ... to John Dunbar tonsori [but introductory clause "chirurgo"] lands of Ballinlonen, etc. Tenend: dicto Jo. and heirs male, q.d. John Dunbar fratri Patrick Dunbar de Sanquhair & heirs, etc. He was mentioned as deceased in the confirmation charter dated on 14 July 1586 to Rev John Dunbar. 14 July 1586 at Falkland: Confirmation charter made by late Alex. Prior of Pluscarden, & his convent - qua ad feudifirmam dimiserunt M. John Dumbar, natural son of the late John Dumbar of Benethfeild, - town and lands of Over & Nether (Wester) Meftis, with brewhouse & 3 accris, in the barony and regality of Urquhart, near Elgin & Forres: TENEND. said M. Jo.[ & his legitimate heirs male of his body, whom failing to, David Dunbar of Bennetsfield & his heirs (as above), q.d.. George Dunbar, brother germane of the said late John, & his heirs etc., q.d. Patrick Dunbar of Sanquhair & his heirs, q.d. Robert Dunbar, of Durris & his heirs, of said monast ; with communi pastura a terris arabilus de Lucharis ad boream; cum ...REDDEND pro Ovir Meftis ....
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned on 27 April 1592.

     Alexander Dunbar was born circa 1544 in Scotland. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar and Hon Elizabeth Forbes.
     A contract for the marriage of Alexander Dunbar and Grizel Dunbar (Dunbar) (Cunningham) was signed on 17 November 1564. In 1564 obtained Mochrum by marriage (contract dated 17 Nov 1564) with Grizel Dunbar, elder daughter and co-heir of Sir John Dunbar of Mochrum.
Alexander Dunbar married Grizel Dunbar (Dunbar) (Cunningham), daughter of Sir John Dunbar, in November 1564. He acquired Mochrum by this marriage.
     Alexander Dunbar was mentioned in March 1579 in Kilbuyack/Kilbuiack, Alves, Moray.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned in March 1579.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned on 7 December 1582.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned on 28 February 1582/83.
     Alexander died in 1585.

     Alexander Dunbar was born say 1570 in Mochrum, Wigtownshire, Scotland. Alexander, second son of Alexander feodatari? of Mochrum. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar and Grizel Dunbar (Dunbar) (Cunningham).
Alexander Dunbar married Nicola Stewart. She was the daughter of Alexander Stewart 6th of Garlies.
He became undertaker of Kilcar, Barony of Boylagh and Banagh, co. Donegal, 1610.
     Alexander died in Pankill & Egerness, Wigtownshire, Scotland.

     Alexander Dunbar was born in Alves?, Moray, Scotland. He was the son of James Dunbar.
Hon Elizabeth Forbes married secondly Alexander Dunbar circa 1554. She was the widow of Alexander Innes, 14th of that Ilk. He was mentioned when Hon Elizabeth Forbes's testament was registered 31 March 1571 Alexander Dunbar.
     Alexander Dunbar made a will dated 25 February 1577.
     Alexander died on 27 February 1578/79 in Conzie, Forgue, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Burke's states that with his four younger sons were executors to his will. A document in the Scottish Acts & Decretts deated Dec 1582 by David Dunbar of Kynstarie states that his grandfather Alexander Dunbar of Conzie died Feb 1577[8]..
     His will was proved on 13 April 1579 at Edinburgh.
See Thomas Sutherland of Duffus' action against John Dunbar of Mochrum grandson & heir of Alexander Dunbar of Conzie, it also mentions George Dunbar of Auchsleisk and his son Alexander, Patrick Dunbar of Blare and David Dunbar of Kinstarie.

     Alexander Dunbar was born in Mochrum, Wigtownshire. He was the son of Sir John Dunbar and Elizabeth Kennedy.

     Alexander Dunbar was born in Mochrum, Wigtownshire. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar.
In 1648 Alexnader disponed to John Dunbar, his cousin and nearest heir, son of his grand uncle, Alexander of Pankill, the lands and barony of Mochrum, etc.
     Alexander died in 1656. He left no issue.

     Alexander Dunbar was born in Scotland. He was the son of John Dunbar 1st (4th) Earl of Moray and Marjory Stewart. Alexander was an ecclesiastic.
Paul states: The second son Alexander, was first named on record on 21 September 1393, when his brother Earl Thomas, acting as his procurator, acknowledged on his behalf that he had no right or title to the Maison Dieu at Elgin, except by intrusion, his father, Earl John, having occupied the place violently. The Earl therefore resigned the house in the hands of the Bishop of Moray, who restored the former Master. Nothing more is recorded of Alexander, save that he is said to have married Matilda, the heiress of James Fraser of Frendraught, and to have had issue, James who became fourth Earl of Moray.
Some sources suggest that he & Matilda/Maud are the parents of James 4th Earl of Moray but Cokayne refutes this.

     Alexander Dunbar was born before 1565 in Ross & Cromarty, Scotland. He was the son of George Dunbar.
He subscribed to a document with his brother re his father 22 Aug 1598. Mentioned as brother to John Dunbar, fiar of Avach, Sep 1599; also mentioned in document 27 June 1601.
He was possibly the Alexander Dunbar who was granted 1000 acres in Donegal but sold out, John Dunbar's brother is mentioned as being resident in Fermanagh also. Alexander Dunbar was mentioned in a deed dated 27 June 1601. Kenneth McKenzie of Kintail for George Dunbar of Avoch & George Dunbar apparent of Avoch, James Dunbar of Little Sudy, Mr David Dunbar, Robert, Gavin, Colene, Alexander and George Dunbar, sons of the said George Dunbar, not to harm Marjorie Ogilvie, relict of James Dunbar of Tarbert.
They was naturalized on 12 February 1618/19. 12 Feb 16 Jas I: Grant of denization to John Dunbarr, esq. Jas Dunbarr, his son, Alex. and Geo. Dunbar, Tho. Graham, Arch. Acheson of Clancarny, Pat. Acheson, his son, Jennet Acheson, otherwise Lindsey of Tullaghoge, Jas. Aughmowty of Drombarry, Edw. Maxwell of Lisdromch... Will Carcott of Crumcrowe, Will. Conningham the same... Geo Smelhome, Jerome Lindsey ... all of Scotch birth or blood, whereby they are released from the yoke of servitude of the Scotch, Irish or any other nation or blood, and entitled to enjoy all the rights of Englishmen 12 Feb 16th.
A denizen was generally a person resolved to remain in Ireland and protect himself and his acquisitions by legal process. He could use the law courts but was unqualified to held any office of trust, civil or military, and was incapable of receiving any grants from the Crown. Needless to say he was debarred from becoming a member of the Council or a Parliament. [Although denization is the word used in the grant it is known that James I conferred "naturalization".] Note that a John Dunbar of Carrickfergus (Antrim) was naturalized Nov 28, 1617.

     Alexander Dunbar was the son of Archibald Dunbar.

     Alexander Dunbar was born before 1570 in Scotland. He was the son of Rev John Dunbar.
     Alexander died before 1602. Alexander Dunbar's heir was Robert Dunbar in 1614 in Meft, Uquhart, Moray. In 1614, a sasine, followed by a Precept of Clare Constat, was granted in favour of Robert Dunbar of Meftis, as son and heir of of the deceased Alexander Dunbar of Meftis, of the toun and lands of Ower and Nether Meftis. The following year there was some dispute between Robert Dunbar of Meftis and Alexander Innis of Cottis as the the marches of Lewcharismuir, but this was resolved in a contract dated 14 March 1615.

     Alexander Dunbar was born before 1586 in Scotland. He was the son of Patrick Dunbar.
Alexander Dunbar married Dorothy Dunbar, daughter of James Dunbar, after 1600.
1607 17 Feb Dorothy Dunbar, Lady of Westfield: James Dunbar, Sheriff of Murray her brother having died without heirs male, she succeeded him being married first to James Dunbar of Tarbert and afterwards to the said Alexander Dunbar of Westfield - charging her husband with cruel treatment of her, her husband Alex Dunbar to appear before council, employing his father in law Alex Tulloch in his devices.. Alexander Dunbar Sheriff of Boghole, Moyness, Auldearn, Nairnshire.
Alexander Dunbar was mentioned on 23 May 1611.
     Alexander died on 1 July 1611 in Forres, Moray, Scotland.

     Alexander Dunbar was born circa 1600. He was the son of John Dunbar. Alexander Dunbar was Sheriff in 1622. He was Sheriff of Elgin & Forres, Moray, Scotland, on 16 January 1638. Jan 16 1638: The king granted to Alexander Dunbar, son of the deceased John Dunbar of Westfield, the office of Sheriff of Elgin & Forres and the Castlehill of Forres which Mr Robert Balcanquell, minister at Tranent, & Mr Alexander Paterson, apothecary burgess of Edinburgh, with consent of Robert Dunbar of Burgie and Mr Gavin Dunbar, chantor of Murray, resigned for infeftment to Alexander Dunbar.
     Alexander died in 1646. He left no isssue.

     Alexander Dunbar was also known as Alexander Dunbar (of Dykeside) in records. He was christened on 19 December 1619 in Elgin, Moray. He was the son of Nicolas Dunbar and Grace or Griswell Mavor.
Of Millhead, baillie and burgess in Elgin..
Alexander Dunbar married an unknown person say 1650. He married twice (Joan --- then Margaret Campbell who was living in 1670) and had issue. See Berthon pedigree. Chris Kuhn suggests he may have marreid Elisabeth (Bessie) Dunbar..
     Alexander died after 1661.

     Alexander Dunbar was born illegitimate circa 1530? In Moray, Scotland. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar.
Alexander Dunbar and John Dunbar and David Dunbar were mentioned on 12 September 1560.
     Alexander died on 4 April 1625. He was of Westerhills in Pluscarden.

     Alexander Dunbar was the son of Robert Dunbar.
Alexander Dunbar married Margaret Calder before 1700. They had 7 sons & 1 daughter.
     Alexander died circa 1702. He died in the lifetime of his father. The Commissariot records of Moray list an Alexander Dunbar of Westfield, Sheriff of Murray, 19 Feb 1704. His widow, Margaret, daughter of
Sir James Calder of Muirton ((by whom she had seven sons and a daughter) married in 1707 Roderick MacKenzie, 6th of Redcastle..
     His will was proved on 19 February 1704 in Moray.

     Alexander Dunbar was the son of Robert Dunbar and Barbara Innes. Alexander Dunbar was also known as Alexander Dunbar (of Moy) in records.
Alexander Dunbar married Lucy Gordon. She was the daughter of Ludovick Gordon of Gordonstoun.

     Alexander Dunbar was christened on 16 June 1635 in Dyke & Moy, Moray, Scotland. He was the son of Ninian Dunbar and Finduella Christian? Dunbar.

     Alexander Dunbar was the son of Thomas Dunbar and Janet Dunbar (Dunbar) (of Westfield).
     Alexander died in 1782.