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     James Dunbar was the son of Alexander Dunbar.
     James died in 1720. He may be the father of Ludovic.

      James Dunbar was also known as (of Tarbet)? in records. He was born before 1537 in Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland. He was the son of Sir Alexander Dunbar and Margaret Falconer.
     James died after 1587. He was alive in 1587.

     James Dunbar was born before 1542 in Suddie, Black Isle, Ross & Cromarty. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar.
     James Dunbar was made legitimate on 17 January 1567/68 when Alexander Dunbar was named as the father. James Dunbar, illegitimate son of the deceased Alexander Dunbar in Sudy.
     In the Exchequer Rolls between 23 January 1595 and 1 Feb 1597, the comptar charges him with the compositioun of the chartour of confirmation of the landis of Lytill Suddy grantit to James Dumbar 20 pounds.

      James Dunbar was also known as (of Tullyglens & Easter Tarbat) in records. James Dunbar was also known as 5th Sheriff of Moray in records. James Dunbar was also known as (of Tarbert) in records. He was born before 1495 in Durris (Dores), Inverness-shire, Scotland. He was the son of David Dunbar (of Durris).
     20 April 1513 he appears as James Dunbar of Tarbet. Letter of tak with consent of the Governor to James Dunbar, the son of David Dunbar of Durris of all & hale the kingis landes of Tarbart, co. Ross, which lands the said James now occupies.
     He purchased c.1520 the lands of Portmahomack, Tarbatness and the old Ross Castle of Ballone, which he bought up to date.
     James Dunbar married Elizabeth Leslie before 16 January 1523/24. They had issue David who died before 28 May 1558 when his brother James was heir apparent of Tarbet. Euffon Dunbar married before 1535 to Andrew Monro of Milton (ancestor of Berton). Nicholas of Bogs who married a Brodie. (4) Archibald of Pennick who in 1560 bought Pennick from George Dunbar, brother of John of Bennetsfield & married Janet daughter of Alexander Tullock by contracted dated 25 July 1559 and had issue: Alex & James. James married Janet Hay and had issue Robert, James and Archibald who married 4 May 1682 .... Innes, daughter of Mr John Innes of Coxton and had James Dunbar of Balnagieth 1664 (5) James Dunbar of Tarbet & Dumphail - also of Sanquhar bought from Patrick of Sanquhar & Darkles. ... see Berthon.
     16 Jan 1523/4 James Dunbar & Elizabeth Lesley his spouse re land in Tulyglennis.
     21 Aug 1526: Charter by King James V under the Great Seal to James Dunbar of Tullyglens & his heirs male whom failing to the elder heir female without division of the Lands of Easter Tarbert with the Sea and fresh water fishings thereof in the Earldom of Ross and Shire of Inverness.
Precept from the Chancery of King James V for infefting the said James Dunbar in the said Lands of Easter Tarbert & fishings thereof in terms of the foregoing Charter.
7 Nov 1526 Instrument of Sasine proceeding upon the foregoing Precept in favour of the said James Dunbar of Tullyglens of the said Lands of Easter Tarbert and fishings thereof.
20 Nov 1526: Extract Act of Parliament ratifying the foregoing Charter by the Crown in favour of the said James Dunbar and his heirs foresaid of the said Lands of Easter Tarbert and fishings thereof
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     5 May 1531: Precept of Sasine by James Dunbar of Tarbart to Angus Maccallo of Terrell and others his Bailies for infefting William Dunmore in the two part of the Lands of Argbole with the pertinents in the Earldom of Ross and Shire of Invernefs which had been disponed by the Granter to him and the lawful heirs male of his body whom failing to John Dunmore his Brother and the lawful heirs male of his body whom failing to Andrew Dunmore their Brother and his heirs whomsoever.
     Certified Copy of Precept of Sasine by George Earl of Rothes, for infefting James Dunbar of Tarbatt and Elizabeth Leslie his spouse, in the lands of Kyndeis Wester and Downylarne. 25 August 1531.
Charter by George Earl of Rothes Lord Leslie etc. to James Dunbar of Tarbat and Elizabeth Leslie the Granters cousin Spouse of the said James in conjunct fee and to the heirs male of their bodies whom failing to the elder of the heirs female without division whom failing to the nearest lawful heirs male of the said James whomsoever of the Lands of Kyndece Wester and Downylarne in Strauchtearrone in the Barony of Ballinbrecht and Shire of Inverness
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     On 14 Nov 1534 Jas & Elizabeth his spouse sold lands in Tullyglennis.
     Precept from the Chancery of King James V dated 2 April 1538 to the Sheriff of Inverness and his Bailies for infefting the said James Dunbar of Tarbet and Elizabeth Leslie his spouse in conjunct fee in the said lands of Easter Ard called Corbets Land.

Charter by King James V to the said James Dunbar of Tarbat and Elizabeth Leslie his spouse and the lawful heirs of ther bodies whom failing the lawful and nearest heirs of the said James whomsoever of the said lands of Estirardis called Corbettis Land which formerly belonged to the said deceased Sir John Caldor, Chantor of Ross and had fallen to the Crown by Escheat of Bastardy.
     Charter by King James V under the Great Seal dated 11 May 1542 to the said James Dunbar and Elizabeth Leslie his spouse in conjunct fee and to the lawful heirs male of ther bodies whom failing to the lawful and heirs male of the body of the said James Dunbar whomsoever or his assignees whom failing to the other heirs therein mentioned of the the said lands of Easter Tarbet and the said fishings thereof.
Precept from the Chancery of King James V for infefting the said James Dunbar and Elizabeth Leslie his Spouse in the said Lands of Easter Tarbert and fishings thereof.
21 June 1542: Instrument of Sasine upon the foregoing Precept in favour of the said James Dunbar and Elizabeth Leslie his Spouse of the said Lands of Easter Tarbert and fishings thereof 21 June 1542.

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     Charter by James Dunbar of Tarbat in favour of William McKyntosche of D[unnachtane] Captain of Clachtchallane and his heirs and assignees of the Lands of Tarbat in the Lordship of Ross and Shire of Inverness To be holden by the said William and his foresaids of the Crown in feu and heritage for payment yearly of the feuduties and others used and wont. 26 Feb 1547.
     On 26 Feb 1548: Contract between William McIntoishe [McIntosh] of Dunnachtane [Dunachton], Captain of the Clan Quhattane [Chattan], on the one part, and Lachlan Malcolmsone [Malcolmson], George Monroe [Munro] of Dalvartye [Davochgartie], James Dunbar of Tarbart [Tarbert] and Robert Dunbar of Durris [Dores], friends of the said Lachlan, on the other part, dated 26th February 1547-8, whereby the latter promise that though William McIntoishe has granted to them in succession this day the lands of Glenroye [Glen Roy] in Lochabir [Lochaber] and the barony of Moye [Moy] in the sheriffdom of Inverness, they will not take any kind of possession thereof nor have anything to do with the rents, etc., unless that, in violation of his agreement with them, William McIntoishe or any in his name offers them or theirs violence; and that should this not happen before the said William's death, then their right should determine and cease. On the other hand and upon the like terms these persons have placed William McIntoishe by their respective charters in the lands of Durris, property and tenandry, the lands of Dalcartye [Davochgartie] and mill thereof, and the lands of Tarbart in the sheriffdom of Inverness.
     Procuratory by Alexander, prior of Pluscardin, committing power to Gavin Dunbar, parson of [? Rosskin], James Dunbar of Tarbat and George Dunbar, parson of [? Killmuir], to compear before John Forsyth, sheriff in that part, for the apprising from Alexander Innes of Plaiddis, on 10 May following, of the lands of Plaiddis, Skardye, Ballacwthe, Ballakerye, Petnelye, Pettogartye, Catboll, Petcruidych, and the office of bailie of the town of Tayne (Tain), to be apprised for certain sums of money recovered by the prior and convent upon the said Alexander for the violent occupation of the town and lands of Lewchris (Leuchars) and of a half coble's fishing on the Spey, following on letters under the signet dated 14 March 1558. Signed by the prior and by John Blacatar, subprior, James Blayr (Blair), Alexander Birnet (Burnett), John Salter, Thomas Ross, Gregory Wachman, Robert Artyll, Robert Douglas, Alexander Fresar (Fraser) and Andrew Wycht (Wright). Dated 30 April 1558.
     James died circa 26 September 1588. Obiit Jacobus Dunbar vice comes Morauie 1588 cuius epitaphus est: Magnanims, justus, prudens, pius, atque modestus, mortuus prorsus hoc requiescit humo [at 26 September].

      James Dunbar was also known as (of Kincorth) in records. He was born. His male line is extinct. He was the son of Sir James Dunbar 2nd Bart of Durn and Margaret Baird.

     James Dunbar was the son of James Dunbar and Elizabeth Leslie. James Dunbar was also known as (of Tarbet) in records.
     Certified Copy of Instrument of Sasine in favour of James Dunbar son of James Dunbar of Tarbet of the lands of Meikle Kindes, 16 Nov 1555.
     Charter by Queen Mary in favour of James Dunbar son and apparent heir to James Dunbar of Eister Terbart and his heirs of All and Whole the Lands of Eister Terbart with the fishings thereof in the Earldom of Ross and Shire of Inverness.
Charter by Queen Mary to the said James Dumbar son and apparent heir of the said James Dumbar of Eister Terbert and his heirs and assignees heritably.
Precept from the Chancery of Queen Mary to the Sheriff of Inverness for infefting James Dunbar son and heir apparent of the said James Dunbar of Easter Tarbet in the said lands of Easter Tarbet with the Sea and fresh Water fishings thereof which belonged heritably to the said James Dunbar elder and were resigned by him in the hands of Her Majesty. All dated 28 May 1558
Instrument of Sasine proceeding on the foregoing Precept from Chancery in favor of the said James Dunbar son and heir apparent to the said James Dunbar of Eister Terbat of the said Lands of Eister Terbat with the fishings thereof. Dated 29 May 1558.
     James died before 16 May 1582. He's testament was registered 16 May 1582 James Dunbar. James Dunbar, of Tarbert, sheriffdom of Inverness.

     James Dunbar was the son of Archibald Dunbar and Janet Tullock.
     James Dunbar married Janet Hay. Theyhad issue Robert, James and Archibald who married 4 May 1682 .... Innes, daughter of Mr John Innes of Coxton and had James Dunbar of Balnagieth 1664.

     James Dunbar was the son of Alexander Dunbar and Katherine Reid.
     Instrument of sasine following on precept from chancery 6 (torn) 1606, in favour of James Dunbar as heir of deceased Alexander Dunbar of Boithe [Boath], his father, in lands of Petquhyn in parish of Auldern [Auldearn]. Dated 12 Nov 16(06). Damaged. With a similar sasine in stone house on lands of Boithill, 1607-1608. Also damaged.

     James Dunbar was the son of Robert Dunbar.
     James Dunbar was mentioned on 21 January 1604.
     James Dunbar was mentioned on 20 January 1609.

     James Dunbar was the son of George Dunbar (of Asleisk?). James Dunbar was also known as (of Newton) in records.
     James Dunbar was mentioned on 21 January 1604.
     James Dunbar was mentioned on 20 January 1609.

     James Dunbar married Janet Pyper on 10 April 1634 in Dyke, Moray.

     James Dunbar was the son of James Dunbar and Janet Hay.

     James Dunbar was the son of Thomas Dunbar and Grisell Crichton. As of say 1600, James Dunbar was also known as in records.

     James Dunbar was christened on 31 July 1688 in Dyke, Moray. He was the son of Robert Dunbar Laird of Grangehill and Katherine Brodie.

     Sir James Dunbar was born after 1451 in Moray, Scotland. He was the son of Sir Alexander Dunbar and Isobel Sutherland.
     Sir James Dunbar married Euphemia Dunbar (Dunbar) of Cumnock, daughter of Patrick Dunbar (of Cumnock & Mochrum), before 21 June 1474 in Spynie, Moray, Scotland. He acquired the barony of Cumnock by marriage with Euphemia. They had a charter from Jas II dated 23 June 1474. After the death of his father James and succeeding to Westfield, retained Cumnock as his chief title. He had two other charters of confirmation 1477 and 1479.
     Of Cumnok & Westfield. He was knighted by Jas IV and constituted Sheriff of Elgin & Forres, with the mansion house commonly called Castle Hill of Forres, to him and his heirs forever. The charter confirming the grants is dated 26 May 1488 (?). About this time he entered into a bond of mutual aid with the Captain of Clan Chattan.      The last of this line, Ludovic Dunbar, who died without issue, sold the heritable sheriffship of Elgin in 1744 to the Earl of Moray. James was granted Sheriff of Moray in 1498.
     Sir James Dunbar of Westfield was custumar of Elgin, Forres & Inverness, 1502.
     15 Jan 1502: Letter of gift made to James Dunbar, s & h to umquhile Alexander Dunbar - of the gift of the relef of the five pundis worth of land the Sanquhar, with the tenandriis of the sammyn, pertaining to umquhile James Uruell of the Sanquhar
25 Jan 1502: A letter of gift made to James of Dunbar, son and are to umquhile Alexander D .... as above.
     James died on 20 April 1504.

     Sir James Dunbar (1st Baronet, of Mochrum) was born after 1654. He was the son of Thomas Dunbar (of Mochrum).
     He had charter of the lands and territorial barony of Mochrum.
     Sir James Dunbar (1st Baronet, of Mochrum) married Isabella Nicolson on 11 February 1679. She was the daughter and coheir of Sir Thomas Nicolson of Carnock. 2nd Bart, who brought him the Plean estate, Stirlingshire.
     Sir James Dunbar (1st Baronet, of Mochrum) married secondly Jane Kennedy. James was created Baronet of Mochrum (Nova Scotia) on 29 March 1694.
     James died in 1718 in Wigtownshire, Scotland.
     His will was proved on 17 February 1719 in Wigtownshire. Sir James Dunbar, of Mochrome, Bart, parish of Mochrum.

     James died before 25 April 1564.
     His will was proved on 25 April 1564 in Glasgow, Lanarkshire. James Dunbar of Polquhir Tour, spouse of Agnes Barclay; testament made in the castle of Cumnock.

     Of Cumnok & Westfield. Sheriff of Moray.
     1502-3 ... receptis a Johanne Dunbar de Mochrum nomine Jacobi Dunbar filii et heredis quondam Jacobi Dunbar de Westfield, militis in partem ... [Accounts of the Lord High Treasurer of Scotland, v.2 p.195].
     Served heir to his father 1505 [Shaw, 1882 ii 102]. Jan 7 1504/5 Special service, James Dunbar son of Sir James of Cumnock, Kt. re lands of Petquhyne. He was probably also the James Dunbar, grandson of Sir Alexander Dunbar of Westfield, who had a special service Sep 30 1505 re lands of Canze, etc; ditto Jan 13 1505/6 re lands of Comisty, Lordship of Frendracht; ditto 21 April 1506 re lands of Conze. [New Spalding Club, Aberdeen Sheriff Court, p.16, 18].
     He got a charter erecting his town of Auldearn into a free burgh of barony ... dated 20 Aug 1511. [Shaw, 1882, ii p.102]
     James Dunbar of Tarbert, was cautioner for Alexander Dunbar of Cumnok, sheriff of Elgin & Forres, Sep 2 1556. [Records of Elgin, New Spalding Club, p.26?] If he was succeeded by his son Alexander in 1535, this must be another son.
     Register of the Privy Council has several references to James Dunbar of Dunbar in the volume covering 1513-1546 #301, 369, 370, 377, 464, 521, 560, 572, 597, 657, 747, 803.

     Register of the Great Seal of Scotland also has many references to James Dunbar of Tarbet: #21 1514 John Frissale [vendidit James D of Tarbet]... re land in Arboll.
     #289 re land in Easter Aird q.d. John Dunbar his brother.
     #547 re land X, #1019 1531 re land at Argbole.
     #1430 18 Nov 1534, Jas D of Tarbet sold to John Corbett & Mariote Dunbar his spouse.
     #1765 2 April 1538 James & Elizabeth re Easter Airds & Corbetts land.
     #2239 12 Dec 1540 sold to John Corbett & Katherine Roreson his spouse.
     #2450 1541 ?
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     #2732 27 July 1542 at Easter Airds, sold to George Monro, witness: David Dunbar filio seniore & heir apparent of the said James.
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     #3204 11 Feb 1545/6: sold to Corbett, witness David Dunbar, filio & heir apparent of said James.
     #3259 Perth 4 June 1546 : Confirmation charter Alexander Dunbar of Cumnock, witness: M. Jas Dunbar, rector of Cumnock, John Dunbar, filio & heir apparent of George Dunbar of Barmure, Jacobo, fil. Jac. Dunbar de Tarbett.
     #218 ? Tenend: dicti James & Elizabeth .. q.d. heirs male to Alexander Dunbar of Durris, q.d., heir dicti James...u. Sir James Dunbar (of Tarbet, 1st) was born before 1485 in Moray, Scotland. He was the son of Sir James Dunbar and Euphemia Dunbar (Dunbar) of Cumnock.
     Sir James Dunbar (of Tarbet, 1st) married Elizabeth Ogilvie, daughter of James Ogilvie and Janet or Agnes Gordon. Elizabeth was the daughter of Sir James Ogilvie of Deskford by his wife Agnes Gordon, natural daughter of George 2nd Earl of Huntley.
     He had by a daughter of Deskford, a son Alexander [Shaw, p.83, errata].
     11 Dec. 1507: Rex confirm.. James Dunbar, et Elizabeth Ogilvy ejus spouse re Westfield lands.
     Son of Sir James Dunbar of Westfield and grandson of James; he succeeded to Cumnock on the resignation of his mother, 12 Dec 1507.
     12 Dec. 1507: Rex concessit Jacobus Dunbar filio & heredi quondam Jacobus Dunbar de Cumnock, militis - quas Eufamia Dunbar, mater dicti Jac. resignavit
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     He succeeded his father in the estates of Westfield, etc. and heritable sheriffship of Moray. He got a charter erecting his town of Auldern into a free Burgh of barony, with all the privileges enjoyed by any other burgh within the kingdom, dated 20 August 1511.
     James died on 16 April 1535. He was succeeded by his son Alexander.

     Sir James Dunbar 2nd Bart of Durn was christened on 9 January 1664/65. He was the son of William Dunbar 1st Bart of Durn and Janet Brodie.
     Sir James Dunbar 2nd Bart of Durn married Margaret Baird. She was the daughter of Sir James Baird of Auchmedden.
     James died on 5 June 1737 aged 72.
     His will was proved on 23 December 1737 in Aberdeen. Sir James Dunbar, of Durn, Baronet in the Aberdeen Commissary Court.

     Sir James Dunbar 4th Bart of Durn was born on 21 August 1741 in Fordyce, Banffshire. He was the son of William Dunbar 3rd Bart of Durn and Clementina Grant. Sir James Dunbar 4th Bart of Durn was christened on 23 August 1741 in Fordyce.
     James died before 20 January 1812. He was unmarried and was succeeded by his distant cousin:
Sir Robert Dunbar, 5th Baronet (1780-1813)
Sir William Dunbar, 6th Baronet (1804-1881)
Sir Drummond Miles Dunbar, 7th Baronet (1845-1903)
Sir George Alexander Drummond
Dunbar, 8th Baronet (1879-1949)
Sir Drummond Cospatrick Ninian Dunbar, 9th Baronet (1917-2000)
Sir Robert Drummond Cospatrick Dunbar, 10th Baronet (b. 1958). He was buried on 20 June 1812.

     James Dunbar 4th Earl of Moray was born circa 1390? In Scotland. He was the son of Thomas Dunbar 2nd Earl of Moray and Margaret Fraser?
     He was brother & heir of Thomas Dunbar, 3rd Earl of Moray and before his sucession, lord of Frendraught, (which it is believed he inherited from his mother) which he settled with contingent remainder to his elder brother Thomas. As "James de Dunbarre of Frendrauch" he had a safe conduct 13 Dec 1423, to come to Durham to meet James I on his return from captivity, renewed 3 Feb following; and on 28 March, entered into ward as one of the hostages in place of one not present . It is not known when he succeeded his brother, but certain that he died, or was killed, as Earl of Moray, about 10 Aug 1429 . He is said to have married a daughter (called variously Katherine and Janet) of Sir Alexander Seton of Gordon. Some colour is given to this tradition by the fact that his daughter Elizabeth is called "consanguinea mea" by John, Earl of Ross, who was son of Alexander Earl of Ross, by Elizabeth, daughter of the said Alexander. He left by his wife, 2 daughters Janet & Elizabeth; and an illegitimate son Alexander de Dunbar of Westfield, whose mother is always said to have been Isobel of Innes.

He was succeeded by his younger daughter Elizabeth, wife of Archibald Douglas, son of James 7th Earl of Douglas.

Paul states: On 28 January 1421-22 he received, on his own resignation, a charter from Murdach, Duke of Albany. of the lands of Frendracht and Auchinbo, co. Aberdeen, Carnousies and Cluny, co. Banff, and Drummely, co. Kincardine, to he held to himself and the lawful heirs of his body, whom failing, to Thomas Dunbar, Earl of Moray, and the lawful heirs of his body, whom failing, to the heirs of James, and then reverting to the Crown.' In February 1423-24 he was proposed as a hostage for King James I. (his income being returned as 500 merks yearly), and he was delivered as such on .28 March 1424. Like his cousin, he was first warded at Knaresburgh Castle, whence he was transferred to York in June 1425. From York he was taken to Pontefract in February 1426-27, and finally he was exchanged for another hostage, and set free on 9 November 1427.' It Is possible the date of this release may indicate the time of his succession to the earldom of Moray. But record is almost wholly blank as to the history of the earldom during this Earl's occupancy of it and for several years after his death. He died, or was killed, on or about 10 August 1430.
By his wife Earl James had two daughters, named together on 26 April 1442, in a royal precept, as daughters of the late James of Dunbar, Earl of Moray.
CREATION. - Re-grant of the earldom of Moray 1371-72.

ARMS.-In the Armorial de Gelre MS. In the Royal Library at Brussels, of date about 1369, the arms of the Earls are given as argent, three cushions gules within a double tressure flory counterflory of the last.
CREST (in the same ms.).-A stag's head argent, attired and collared or. The fourth Earl seems to have borne a talbot's head.'.
     James Dunbar 4th Earl of Moray had a long term relationship with Isabel Innes (Dunbar), daughter of Sir Walter Innes and Euphemia Fraser.
     James Dunbar 4th Earl of Moray married Katherine or Janet Seton (of Gordon) after 1425. His first "wife" was his second cousin and this union being within the forbidden degree and having died before papal dispensation could be obtained their son was deprived of the Earldom. [Burke & W Loane, 24 Mar 1989].
His marriage(s) are obscure. He was handfasted to Isabel Innes, daughter of the Laird of Innes, but she died before marriage. After her death the Earl married Katherine (or Janet), daughter of Alexander Seton of Gordon.
     James died on 10 August 1429 in Frendraught, Forgue, Aberdeenshire.

     Sir James Alexander Dunbar (3rd Bart of Boath) was born in 1821 in Boath, Auldearn, Nairnshire. He was the second son and succeeded his brother in 1851, He was educated at the Naval College, Portsmouth; entered the Navy in 1834; became a Lt in 1842 and a commander in 1854; appointed Dep Lt of Nairn in 182. He was the son of Sir James Dunbar Bart, of Boath and Helen Coull.
     Sir James Alexander Dunbar (3rd Bart of Boath) married 3rd daughter Parsons in 1854.

     Sir James Dunbar Bart, of Boath was born on 12 February 1770. He was the third but eldest surviving son. He was the son of Alexander Dunbar and Jane Burnett.
     Sir James Dunbar Bart, of Boath lived at Boath, Auldearn, Nairnshire.
     Sir James Dunbar Bart, of Boath married Helen Coull on 2 February 1814. James was created a Baronet on 19 September 1814.
     James died on 5 January 1836 in Boath, Auldearn Nairnshire, aged 65. Capt Sir James Dunbar, Bart. Jan. 5. At Boath, co. Nairn. Sir James Dunbar, Knt. and Bart, a Post- Captain in the Royal Navy. He was descended from the house of Dunbar of Westfield, founded by Alexander, younger son of John Dunbar (younger son of George tenth Earl of Dunbar and March), by the Princess Marjory Stuart, daughter of King Robert II and brother to Thomas, created Earl of Moray. He was the third but eldest surviving son of Alexander Dunbar, of Boath, esq. by Jane, daughter of Alexander Burnett, of Kenney, co. Aberdeen, esq. He was made a Lieut. R. N. in 1790; and a Post-Captain April 29, 1802. He received the honour of Knighthood, March 30, 1810, and was created a Baronet of the United Kingdom, by patent dated Sept. 19. 1814. Sir James Dunbar married Feb. 2, 1814s Helen, daughter of James Coull, of Ashgrove, co. Elgin, esq. niece to Sir Archibald Dunbar, of Northfield in the same county, Bart, and cousin to Viscount Arbuthnot; and by that lady had issue, Jane, Helen - Patricia, and other issue. His two youngest sons, Peter and Ernest- Augustus, died of scarlet fever on the 12th and 20th of Feb. 1835.

     James Frederick Dunbar was born illegitimate in May 1816. He was born in May 1816 in Clanbrassil Place, Dublin, Ireland. He was the son of Major John Killigrew Dunbar and Jane Mary Vivian.
     James died before 26 August 1817 in Dublin. He was buried on 26 August 1817 in St Peter, Dublin.

     James Dunbar LL D was the son of Alexander Dunbar and Janet Brodie.
     He was professor of philosophy at Aberdeen. He died unmarried.

     Jane Dunbar was born in October 1821 in Clanbrassil Street, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. He was the son of Major John Killigrew Dunbar and Jane Mary Vivian.
     Jane died before 30 January 1822 in Dublin, Dublin. He was buried on 30 January 1822 in St Peter, Dublin, Dublin, Ireland. Buried in St Kevin's churchyard.

     Jane Dunbar was born on 1 January 1815. She was the daughter of Sir James Dunbar Bart, of Boath and Helen Coull.

     Jane Dunbar was born say 1600. She was the daughter of Sir John Dunbar and Katherine Graham.

     Jane Mary Vivian Dunbar was born on 30 January 1860. She was the daughter of Henry Hussey Vivian Dunbar and Anna Caddell.

     Janet Dunbar was born after 1424 in Scotland. She was the daughter of James Dunbar 4th Earl of Moray and Katherine or Janet Seton (of Gordon).
     Janet Dunbar married James Crichton 2nd Lord between 1442 and 1446.
     She was a lady of considerable learning in those days, as she was able to sign her own name, as appears from a charter by her of 28 September 1454.
     Janet Dunbar married John Sutherland before 17 January 1458/59.
     Janet died between 1494 and 1506.