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GOULD, Nathaniel (c.1697-1738), of Crosby Sq., London.

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b. c. 1697, 2nd s. of John Gould of Woodford, Essex, and yr. bro. of John Gould. m. Nov. 1734, Jane, da. of Humphrey Thayer of Hatton Garden, London, s.p.
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Director, Bank of England 1722–37 (with statutory intervals), dep. gov. 1737 – d.

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GOULD, Nathaniel (c.1697-1738), of Crosby Sq., London.
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R.S.L.
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GOULD, Nathaniel (c.1697-1738)

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GRAEME, David (c.1676-1726), of Orchill and Rohalloch, Perth.

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b. c. 1676, 2nd s. of James Graeme of Orchill by Lilian, da. of Sir Laurence Oliphant of Gask, Perth. educ. Glasgow 1691. unm. suc. bro. 1712.
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GRAEME, David (c.1676-1726), of Orchill and Rohalloch, Perth.
Main residence: Orchill and Rohalloch, Perth.
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J.M.S.
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GRAEME, David (c.1676-1726)

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GOUNTER NICOLL, Charles (1704-33), of Racton, Suss.

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bap. 7 Oct. 1704, 1st s. of George Gounter of Racton by Judith, da. of Richard Nicoll of Norbiton Place, Surr. educ. New Coll. Oxf. 1722. m. Elizabeth, da. and h. of William Blundell of Basingstoke, Hants, 1da. suc. fa. 1718; K.B. 30 June 1732.
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GOUNTER NICOLL, Charles (1704-33), of Racton, Suss.
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R.R.S.
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Commons 1715-1754
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GOUNTER NICOLL, Charles (1704-33)

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GRAHAM, Lord George (1715-47), of Dundaff, Stirling.

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b. 26 Sept. 1715, 7th s. of James Graham, 1st Duke of Montrose [S], by Lady Christian Carnegie, da. of David, 3rd Earl of Northesk [S]. unm.
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Midshipman R.N. 1730, lt. 1734, capt. 1740; gov. Newfoundland 1740–1.

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GRAHAM, Lord George (1715-47), of Dundaff, Stirling.
Main residence: Dundaff, Stirling.
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E.C.
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Commons 1715-1754
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GRAHAM, Lord George (1715-47)

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GRAHAM, John (d.1755), of Killearn, Stirling.

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1st s. of John Graham of Killearn, M.P. [S] Stirlingshire 1703-7, by Catherine Dow. suc. fa. aft. 1722.
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GRAHAM, John (d.1755), of Killearn, Stirling.
Main residence: Killearn, Stirling.
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E.C.
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Commons 1715-1754
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GRAHAM, John (d.1755)

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GRANT, Alexander (c.1674-1719), of Grant, Elgin.

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b. c. 1674, 1st surv. s. of Ludovick Grant of Freuchie and Grant, M. P. [S], by his 1st w. Janet. da. and h. of Alexander Brodie of Lethen, Nairn; e. bro. of Sir James Grant. educ. ?Utrecht. m. (1) 3 Dec. 1698, Elizabeth (d. 22 Apr. 1708), da. of James Stuart, Lord Doune, 1st s. of Alexander, 5th Earl of Moray [S], s.p.; (2) contract 7 Apr. 1709, Anne, maid of honour to Queen Anne, da. of John Smith, Speaker of the House of Commons 1705-8, s.p. suc. fa. 1716.
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M.P. [S] Inverness-shire 1703 – 07.

Commr. of justiciary for northern counties 1702; sheriff, Inverness 1703 – 17; P.C.[S] 1706; commr. for the union of Scotland with England 1706, ld. lt. Inverness, Banff and Elgin 1715–17.

Col. of a regt. of Ft. [S] 1706, transferred to English establishment Dec. 1707; brig.-gen. 1711; half-pay 1713; gov. Sheerness 1715 – 17; col. of a new regt. of Ft. 1715–17.

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GRANT, Alexander (c.1674-1719), of Grant, Elgin.
Main residence: Grant, Elgin.
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J.M.S.
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Commons 1715-1754
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GRANT, Alexander (c.1674-1719)

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GRAHME, James (1650-1730), of Levens, Westmld.

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b. Mar. 1650, 2nd s. of Sir George Grahme or Graham, 2nd Bt., of Netherby, Cumb. by Lady Mary Johnston, da. of James, 1st Earl of Hartfell [S]; bro. of Richard Graham, M.P., 1st Visct. Preston [S]. educ. Westminster; Ch. Ch. Oxf. 1666. m. (1) lic 22 Nov. 1675, Dorothy (d. 1700), maid of honour, da. of Hon. William Howard, s. of Thomas, 1st Earl of Berkshire, 3s d.v.p. 2da.; (2) lic. 4 Mar. 1702, Elizabeth, da. of Isaac Barton, merchant, of All Hallows, Barking, wid. of George Bromley of the Middle Temple, s.p.
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Capt in the French service 1671; capt. Earl of Carlisle’s regt. of Ft. 1673, Duke of York’s regt. of Ft. Jan. 1675, and Coldstream Gds. Oct. 1675; lt.-col. Lord Morpeth’s regt. of Ft. 1678–9.

Keeper of the privy purse to the Duchess of York c.1677 and to the Duke of York c.1680; keeper of Pirbright Walk within Windsor forest 1680; ranger and keeper of Bagshot Park within Windsor forest 1682 – 89; master of the buckhounds and keeper of the privy purse 1685 – 89; dep. lt. of Windsor castle and forest 1685 – 89; mayor of Appleby 1717.

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GRAHME (GRAHAM), James (1650-1730), of Bagshot, Surr. and Levens, Westmld.
Main residence: Levens, Westmld.
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R.R.S.
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Commons 1715-1754
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GRAHME, James (1650-1730)

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