EDINBURGH] KIRKNEWTON—NEWHAVEN 153 raarr. 30th Aug. 1872, Elizabeth Dunlop (died 25th Sept. 1912), youngest daugh. of James Macnair of Auchinleck, and Janet Kankin, and has issue—Hannah Isobel, born July 1873, died Feb. 1883 ; William Henry, born Feb. 1875, died in South Africa 1902 ; Sarah Catherine Wallis, born Oct. 1876 (marr. 1904, T. J. Stuart) ; Helen Elizabeth, born Aug. 1878 ; James Macnair, captain K.M.L.I., born Feb. 1881 ; Louisa Mary Wallis, missionary of the Church of Scot- land at Poona, India, born Jan. 1883 ; Isobel Jean, born July 1884. Publications —Editor of the Mission Record of the Church of Scotland ; The Pastor as Preacher (Edinburgh, 1878); Outlines of Early Church History (Edinburgh, Bible Class Primers Series) ; Sermon, Our Duty as Citizens (posthumous). ARTHURGORDON, M.A. ; trans, from 1886 Greenlaw 18tn ^ay 1886; trans, to St Andrew's, Edinburgh, 10th Jan. 1889. GEORGE GARDINER, born Redgorton, Perthshire, 6th Dec. 1846 ; educated at Univ. of Edinburgh ; M.A. (1875), B.D. (1878) j licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 1878 ; assistant at Morningside, Edinburgh, and West Church, Aberdeen ; ord. to Hurl- ford 8th July 1880 ; trans, and adm. 9th July 1889 ; Examiner in Divinity, Univ. of Edinburgh, 1895-9; convener since 1905 of the General Assembly's Committee on the admission of ministers of other churches ; preses of the Craigcrook Mortification since 1898; D.D. (Edinburgh, 8th July 1910). He marr. 25th Nov. 1880, Margaret Donald, daugh. of David Lindsay Smith, Edinburgh, and has issue—William Wallace Dunlop, B.D., min. of St Madoes. LEITH NEWHAVEN (Q.S.). [Church opened 30th Oct. 1836. Dis- joined from St Cuthbert's and erected into a parish quoad sacra, 20th July 1859.] JAMES FAIRBAIRN, born Huntington, 1838 Lauderdale, 16th Dec. 1804, son of James F., farmer, and Elizabeth Taylor ; educated at Lauder School and Edinburgh Univ. ; licen. by Presb. of Dal- keith 24th April 1834; tutor in the family of Dundas of Arniston, and assistant at Dalkeith ; nominated by the Trustees, and ord. 25th Jan. 1838. Joined Free Church ; min. of Newhaven Free Church 1843 ; D.D. (Edinburgh 1876); died unmarr. 3rd Jan. 1879. WILLIAM GRAHAM, born Lochmaben, 1850 29th May 1820, son of John G., schoolmaster, and Margaret Sharp ; educated at Lochmaben School and Univs. of Edinburgh and St Andrews ; licen. by Presb. of Lochmaben 23rd Dec. 1845 ; ord. to Wallacetown, Ayr, 27th March 1846 ; trans, and adm. 18th April 1850 ; died 3rd April 1887. He marr. 4th Jan. 1847, Catherine (died 5th May 1888), daugh. of James Gray, mathematical master, Ayr Academy, and had issue—Mary (deceased) ; Margaret ; Catherine (deceased) ; Joan ; William (deceased) ; Stuart, died July 1913. Publications — Popidar Readings on the Revelation (Edinburgh, 1854); Loch- maben Five Hundred Years Ago (Edin- burgh, 1865) ; Eventide Meditations, with Memoir by his nephew, John G. Andrew, Barrhill U.F. Church (Edinburgh, 1887); numerous poems and newspaper articles. THOMASPEARSON,born Kilconquhar, ? Fife, 1st Sept. 1848, son of Thomas P. and Agnes Allan ; educated at Edinburgh Univ. ; M.A. (1873), B.D. (1876) ; licen. by Presb. of Edinburgh 11th May 1876; rector of Falkirk Grammar School; assistant at Kinghorn ; ord. to Hurlford 7th March 1878; trans, to Cupar 7th Jan. 1880; trans, and adm. 13th Oct. 1887. Marr. 11th Sept. 1878, Eliza, second daugh. of John Downs, merchant, Leith, and Anna Common, and has issue—Allan, electrical engineer, Glasgow ; Joseph Gilmour, motor agent, Manchester ; John Henry Herbert, M.D. ; Mary Agnes White (marr. George Halley).