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     William Dudley married Hannah Copperwheat, daughter of Charles Copperwheat and Mary Tomlyn, on 19 February 1764 in Cardington, Bedfordshire.

     Mary Duffield was born circa 1727.
Mary Duffield married Thomas Noble, son of William Noble and Sarah Rumbelow, on 16 June 1751 in Diss, Norfolk.
     Mary died before 25 December 1802 in Thelnetham, Suffolk. She was buried on 25 December 1802 in Thelnetham. Mary, wife of Thomas Noble late Duffley aged 80 years, pauper.

     Catherine Dufour was born. She was the daughter of Peter Dufour.
Catherine Dufour married Cdr Thomas Mahon Halahan, son of John Halahan and Mary Handy, circa 1821 in Ireland.
     Catherine died in 1831.

     Jane Dugdale was born circa 1810 in Dublin, Ireland. She was the daughter of Bennett Dugdale, of Belvedere Place, Dublin.
Jane Dugdale married Rev Richard Fleming Handy, son of Samuel Wesley Handy and Catherine Fleming, on 6 January 1831 in St George's, Dublin. In St George's Church, by the Rev. William Bushe, the Rev. Richard Fleming Handy, of Castlepollard, county Westmeath, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late Bennett Dugdale, of Belvidere-place, Esq (June 1831). Witnessed by John Handy..
     Jane died. She may be the Jane Handy who died 22 Oct 1839, late of Sandford Place, Dublin, whose will was proved by her son William Handy of same place..
     Jane died on 7 February 1855 in Castleblunden Cottage, Ballinamara, Kilkenny. Roots Ireland"s Church of Ireland records give death date as 10 Feb 1855, aged 50, of Castle Blunden Cottage,St Canice's parish, buried at Mallardstown.

     Dianah Duggan was born in 1874.

     Ellen Duggan married George Glover.

     Martha E Duggan was born in 1869.

     Rachel Ann Duggan was born in 1876.

     Thomas Duggan married Margaret Mackglew on 9 February 1804 in St Leonard, Shoreditch, London.

     Jane died in Sussex, England.

     Mary Dumford married Thomas Arundell.

     Alice Dummitt was born circa 1867.
Alice Dummitt married Samuel Walling, son of Reuben Thomas Walling and Harriett Ruby, on 14 January 1903 in York, York County, Ontario, Canada.
     Alice died in 1921 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

     Isabella Dunbar (Leith) was the daughter of Robert Dunbar and Isobel Sharpe.

     Elizabeth Dunbar (Moodie) was the daughter of Thomas Dunbar and Janet Dunbar (Dunbar) (of Westfield).
     Elizabeth died in 1798.

     Mary Maxwell Dunbar (Nicolson) was the daughter of Thomas Dunbar and Janet Dunbar (Dunbar) (of Westfield).
     Mary died in 1806.

     William Dunbar Home was born in Scotland.
He married his cousin who obtained the lands of Home from her father Patrick the 5th Earl of Dunbar and he assumed the name of Home. They were progenitors of the Earls of Home. [The Scottish nation, p.74]

. He was the son of Patrick Dunbar and Cecilia Fraser.
William Dunbar Home married Ada Dunbar (Courtenay), daughter of Patrick Dunbar 5th Earl of Dunbar and Ada, of Scotland,, after 1225.

     Ada Dunbar (Courtenay) was born before 1200. She was the daughter of Patrick Dunbar 5th Earl of Dunbar and Ada, of Scotland.
Ada, who was married, first, to William de Curtenay, without issue. He died before 11 September 1217, and between 1218 and 1220 she was married, secondly, to Theobald de Lascelles, who left her again a childless widow before October 1225. She is further said to have married her father's cousin William, son of Patrick of Greenlaw, and through him to have been the ancestress of the family of Home. She certainly was styled Lady of Home, and had part of the territory of that name, but the marriage is nowhere proved, and the terms of a charter by William of Home in 1268 suggest that she was not his mother.
Ada Dunbar (Courtenay) married William Dunbar Home, son of Patrick Dunbar and Cecilia Fraser, after 1225.

     Adam Dunbar was born before 1630.
Adam Dunbar married Janet Cuming on 1 April 1649 in Dyke, Moray.

     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)..