. Une histoire généalogique et héraldique des membres communs de la Grande-Bretagne et de l'Irlande jouissant de possessions territoriales ou d'un haut rang officiel, mais non investi avec des honneurs héréditaires. 797, sa cousine, Elizabeth Montgomery Beaumont, fille de Mme Elizabeth Montgomery, héritière de Lainshaw, et sœur de Sir JamesMontgomery Cunninghame, bart. De CorseHill, par laquelle il avait la question, George-James, son héritier. Jean. David. Jane-Maxwell. Elizabeth-Montgomery. Marie. Anne. Le laird est mort en novembre 1815, et fut s. par son fils aîné, le GeorgeJames Campbell actuel, esq. De Treesbank, chef de la maison de

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. A genealogical and heraldic history of the commoners of Great Britain and Ireland enjoying territorial possessions or high official rank, but uninvested with heritable honours. 797, his cousin, Elizabeth Montgomery Beaumont, onlydaughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Montgomery, heiress of Lainshaw, and sister of Sir JamesMontgomery Cunninghame, bart. of CorseHill, by whom he had issue, George-James, his heir. John. David. Jane-Maxwell. Elizabeth-Montgomery. Mary. Anne. The laird died in November, 1815, andwas s. by his eldest son, the present GeorgeJames Campbell, esq. of Treesbank, chiefof the house of Cesnock, and male-repre-sentative of the Campbells of Loudoun. Arms—Girony of eight, or and sa. forArgyle ; within a bordure gules, charged, with eight escalops of the first; and a can-ton, also girony of eight, ermine and gules, for Loudoun. Ci-est—A phoenix head erased, or. Motto—Constanter et prudenter. Estates—In the parishes of Riccarton andCraigie, in the bailliary of Kyle, and countyof Ayr, granted by Sir Hugh Campbell, ofCesnock, to James, his second son, first ofTreesbank. Seat—Treesbank House, two miles south-I west of Kilmarnock. CAMPBELL, OF FAIRFIELD.. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM-GUNNING, esq. of Fairfield House, in the county ofAyr, h. 18th Januaiy, 1784, m. 17th April, 1811, Diana, third daughter of Sir JohnIngilby, hart, of Ripley, in Yorkshire, and has one son, William-Ingilby, h. in November, 1812, late lieutenant 6th Dragoon Guards. Mr. Campbell, a magistrate and deputy-lieutenant for Ayrshire, succeeded his fatherin June, 1815. Umcage. Martha, m. to Charles MVicar, esq.Elizabeth, m. to Lord John-Douglas-Edward-Henry Campbell, only bro-ther to the Duke of Argyle, and diedin 1818. He wedded, secondly, 15th August, 1782, Catharine, niece of Sir Robert Gunning, hart, of Horton, and daughter of CaptainGunning, who fell at the storming of Gua-daloupe in 1757, aged twenty-one. By thislady he had issue, William-Gunning, his heir.George, in the East India Companys servic

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