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 BUIJKK'S COLONIAL GKXTUY 4S') III. IV. ■niaiiche Elizabeth Trosso, only daiightor of John Allen, of Colei-i(lj,'c House, Stokenham, co. Devon, by ilarianne Catherine, his wife, daughfer of Edmund Nathaniel William FoinKSClK, of Fallowpit, co. Devon, and l)y her (who d. Ihh April, 18813) had issue, I. Fhuderick John, of LoekoHey ILill, Hants, Captain l-'tli (the King's) Tlussars, 6. 19th November, 186C. II. Henry Barkly, Lieutenant 7th (the Queen's Own) Hussar.s, b. loth August, IBGS. Charles Gonnerman, h. 17th January, 1870. Alexander George, student at Trinity Hall, Cambridge, h. Idth ^^larch, 1871. V. Robert William, Sub-Lieutenant R.N., h. 21st May, 1872. I. Eliza Blanche, b. 8th August, 1860; m. 5th August, 1879, Herbc^rt Horatio, Viscovnt TR.i'.L(i.ii, eldest son of the tliinl Karl Nkl- .SON. IT. Kate Fortescue, b. 11th Mareh, 18G2 ; d. 21st August, 1869. III. Isabella Constance, b. 16th January, 1861; m. 12th August, 1884, the late Charles William Selwyx, Captain Royal Horse Guards, M.P. for North Cambridgeshire, eldest son of the late Right Hon. Sir Charles Jasper Selwyn. IV. Edith Mary, b. 19th July, 18G5. V. Millicent, b. 3rd July, 1874; d. l-"«tli July following. VI. Gladys Violet, 6. 12th April, 1877. VH. Dorothy Maud, b. 27th May, 1879. Mr. F. G. Dalgety emigrated to Sydney in 1834, being then sixteen years of age, and entered the office of Messrs. Joseph Barrow, Montefiorc and Company, merchants in Sydney, where he received his mercantile education. In 1842, he went to Melbourne and opened a mercantile firm under the style of Griffiths, Borradaile and Company, and on the retirement of ]li G. U. Griffiths in 1845, he became the senior partner, when the style of the firm became Dalgety, Borradaile and Goll. In 1854, in conjunction with Mr. F. A. Du Croz, he opened a house in Loudon, in connection with branches in Australia, New Zealand and Tasmauia, under the style of Dalgety and Company, which firms were converted into a limited liability company m April, 1884, under the style of Dalgety and Company, Limited, of which company Mr. F. G. Dalgety was chairman. He was also chairman of the British, and Australasian Trust and Loan Company, deputy chairman of the New Zealand Trust and Loan Company, and a director of the Union Bank of Au.stralia. Mr. Dalgety d. 20th March, 1894. Htncngf. This family is of Scottish origin. John Dalqett, of Miklens, in the parish of Rescobie, co. Forfar, K.B., m. Elizabeth Moniiis, and had a son, Captain .-iLEXANDER Dalgety, 101st Hogi- ment of Foot, of Fort PitI, in the jiarisli of (St. Margaret, Kocheslcr, co. Kent, sometime de]>iity assistant (juartermast^r-^enenil of the army, wlio was //. March, I'tJl ; m. first, at Montreal, Canada, 15th January, 1785, Dorolhr .lane Goxnermax, and by her (who (/. at Grenada, 10th May, 1795) had issue, I. .Tames, A. 11th, ami (/. 27th February, 17S(j. II. Charles, 4. ;ird, and rf. 7th September, 1787. III. Alexaxdeij, of whom hereafter. IV. Frederiek, 4. tlth May, 179-1, d. lltU July. 1795.