PEEBLES] TWEEDSMUIR 297 marr. 6th Aug. 1827, Esther Crawford White (died 25th March 1870), daugh. of James Struthers, min. of College Street Belief Church, Edinburgh, and had issue —Jane Briggs, born 10th Aug. 1828 (marr. 26th Nov. 1850, Gilbert Johnstone, min. of Shettleston), died 27th June 1911 ; Esther Struthers, born 11th May 1830 (marr. 25th Jan. 1872, Robert Dalrymple Guthrie), died 25th Nov. 1894; George Ferrier, born 5th Aug. 1833, died at Toronto, 27th Nov. 1911 ; Robert Briggs, born 18th March, died 5th May 1835; James John, born 24th Oct. 1836 ; Milliken Pryor, born 12th July, died 21st Oct. 1839. Publications—Essay on Infant Baptism (Edinburgh, 1810) ; A Disserta- tion on the Subjects and Mode of Baptism ; A Vieio of the Principles and Forms of the Church of Scotland ; Episcopalian Con- troversy with J. Milne, M.A., Hector of Fredericton, N.B. ; Ecclesiastical Polity in British Colonies; Lectures and Sermons, delivered in the Scots Church of St John (St John, N.B., 1820) ; Prayers adaptedfor Public Worship, etc. (St John, N.B., 1829) ; A National Church a National Treasure, a Synod sermon (Edinburgh, 1835) ; Prayers for the Closet and Family (Edinburgh, 1862) ; A Parting Memorial ofa Lengthened Ministry (Edinburgh, 1874); The Happi- ness of Holiness, or, The Cheerfulness of a Christian Life (Edinburgh, 1875) ; Account of the Parish (New Stat. Ace, iii.). —[Tombst. ; Kay's Portr., ii. ; Scotsman (8th Feb. 1876), Family Papers.] ARCHIBALD TOD, born Nether Hors- burgh, Peebles, 1775, son of Walter T. ; educated at Peebles and at St Andrews Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of Peebles ; assistant at Crail and St Andrews ; pres. by the Principal and Professors of St Mary's College, St Andrews, 7th July 1843, called 18th Aug.; ord. 14th Sept. 1843; died unmarr. 28th March 1860. JOHN DICK, born 25th Jan. 1821, son ia60 of John D., min. of Rutherglen ; edu- cated at Glasgow and St Andrews Univs. ; licen. by Presb. of St Andrews ; assistant at St Mungo's, Glasgow, and Rosneath ; ord. 1st Dec. 1858, chaplain to the Forces at Dublin ; pres. by the Principal and Professors of St Mary's College 15th Aug. 1860; called 13th Sept., adm. 27th Sept. 1860; died 30th May 1901. He marr. (1) 22nd Jan. 1850, Mary (died 27th March 1862), youngest daugh. of Henry Littledale, Glasgow, and had issue—John Crawford, min. of Eskdale- muir, born 7th Nov. 1850 ; Eleanora Little- dale, born 26th Dec. 1851 (marr. 11th July 1871, Thomas Tweedie-Stodart of Oliver) ; Henry Littledale, min. of Wiston, born 5th Aug. 1853 ; Jessie Crawford, born 2nd Sept. 1855 (marr. 23rd Aug. 1883, Patrick Booth, Scottish secretary of the McAll Mission, Paris) ; Mary Gibson, born 22nd April 1859 (marr. 29th Dec. 1892, Herbert Edward Lockhart, solicitor) ; Charlotte Crawford, born 9th March 1862 (marr. 11th July 1889, Captain William Lionel Stretton) : (2) 12th May 1864, Celia Brodie Mackie, who died at Edinburgh, 6th Aug. 1906. 1894 WILLIAM SHILLINGLAW CROC- KETT, born Earlston, Berwickshire, 24th June 1866, son of William C. and Margaret Wood ; educated at Earlston Parish School and Edinburgh Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 10th May 1893 ; assistant at St John's, Edinburgh, and First Charge, Haddington ; ord. (assistant and successor) 31st July 1894 ; Moderator of Synod 1910. Marr. 23rd Oct. 1894, Mary, daugh. of James Davidson Ross and Mary Cumming. Publications — Min- strelsy of the Merse (Paisley, 1893) ; A Berwickshire Bard (Paisley, 1897); Memoir of Henry Scott Riddell (Hawick, 1898); In Praise of Tweed (Selkirk, 1899) ; Biggar : Historical, Traditional, Descriptive (Biggar, 1900); The Scott Country (London, 1902), 4th edit., 1912; Sir Walter Scott (London, 1903); Robert Burns (London, 1904); The English and Scottish Border (London, 1905); Abbotsford (London, 1905); In the Border Country (London, 1906) ; Footstej>s of Scott (Edinburgh, 1908, 2nd ed. 1911); The Scott Originals (Edinburgh, 1912, 2nd ed. 1913); Abbotsford, "Beautiful Britain" Series (London, 1912); Our Parishes for Christ, a Synod sermon (1910); editor of