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DUFF, Robert Merchant and Bailie, 'Treasurer' in Elgin
(About 1672-1758)
SUTHERLAND, Helen
(About 1675-)
GORDON, James Merchant in Dundee
(About 1705-)
SMITH, Jane 'of Smithfield'
(About 1710-)
DUFF, John 'Provost Duff junior' of Elgin
(1719-1792)
GORDON, Janet
(About 1730-1809)
DUFF, Anna
(1748-1776)

 

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Spouses/Children:
1. DUFF, Patrick of Ballintomb, 'Tiger', Colonel

DUFF, Anna 1

  • Born: 1748 1
  • Marriage (1): DUFF, Patrick of Ballintomb, 'Tiger', Colonel 1
  • Died: April 1776, Madras, India 1
  • Buried: 27 April 1776, Madras, India 1

   Another name for Anna was DUFF, Anne.1

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Anna married Colonel Patrick DUFF of Ballintomb, 'Tiger', son of John DUFF of Pitchaish and Mary GORDON.1 (Colonel Patrick DUFF of Ballintomb, 'Tiger' was born in 1742,1 died on 2 February 1803 in Edinburgh, Scotland 1 and was buried in 1803 in Greyfriars, Edinburgh, Scotland 1.)


  Marriage Notes:

"Anna (Duff), 1748-1776 ; married her second cousin, Patrick Duff, ' Tiger' " (page 457)

"In 1766, as a Captain, he (Patrick Duff) was a ringleader in the mutiny against Clive, and was one of those oflicers specially exempted by Clive from pardon. For setting fire to the house of a brother officer in order to compel him to join the mutiny, Patrick Duff was dismissed the service, and returned to England.

In 1769 he was reinstated in his former position (having probably made interest at home during the intervening three years), and went back to India, taking with him Patrick Duff, son of Provost Duff of Whitehill ; but on January 12, 1774, for some reason unexplained, he resigned the service and returned to Scotland. While there he married his second cousin, Anne Duff, daughter of Provost John Duff, junior. He was thirty-two and she twenty-six. She, however, died at Madras on the voyage to Calcutta, April 27, 1776, and is buried there.

Tombstone in St. Mary's Cemetery, Madras :

'Anne Duff, buried 27 April 1776 wife of Major Patrick Duff (Hon. E. I. Co.'s Artillery), Aged 20.'

The first burial after the siege of Aladras {Indian Registers).

There were no children of this marriage." (page 476)

from Book of the Duffs 1

Sources


1 e-books, The Book of the Duffs vol. 2 compiled by A and H Tayler(1914).

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