- Sir John
Wedderburn of
Ballindean, 6th
Baronet of
Blackness (1729–1803) was a
Scottish landowner who made a
fortune in
slave sugar in the West Indies....
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Olympics and the 1980
Winter Olympics. He was also the 7th
Baronet of
Ballindean. Ogilvy-Wedderburn died on 9
April 2025, at the age of 72. Evans, Hilary;...
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oldest surviving son of John
Wedderburn (1729–1803,
styled 6th Baronet) of
Ballindean and his
first wife
Margaret Ogilvy,
daughter of
David Ogilvy (styled Lord...
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William Trotter of
Ballindean JP DL (1772–1833) was a
Scottish cabinet-maker who
served as Lord
Provost of
Edinburgh from 1825 to 1827. A
highly respected...
- ship
which brought him to
Jamaica there sold him to John
Wedderburn of
Ballindean, Scotland.
Wedderburn had
Knight serve in his household, and took him...
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Joseph Wedderburn (1882–1948),
Scottish mathematician John
Wedderburn of
Ballindean (1729–1803),
Scottish landowner Nat
Wedderburn (born 1991),
English footballer...
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Rossie Estate and
later at a
mission in Invergowrie. Near
Inchture is
Ballindean House,
significant for its ****ociation with John
Wedderburn of Ballendean...
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Blackness in
Lothian just west of Edinburgh. His son John
Wedderburn of
Ballindean fled
after his father's
death to Jamaica,
where he re-established the...
- born
between 1572 to 1573,
second son of
William Ruthven (d. 1603) of
Ballindean, Perthshire, and
Katherine Stewart. His
father was a
grandson of the 1st...
