Sir George Kinnaird of Inchture, a steady loyalist during the Civil Wars, was knighted by Charles II., 1661. He represented the county of Perth in the Scots' Parliament, and was sworn a Privy Councillor on 28 December, 1682; he was raised to the peerage, as Lord Kinnaird of Inchture. He died, 29 September, 1689. He was descended from Radulphus, on whom King William the Lion bestowed, in 1170, the barony of Kinnaird. Richard de Kinnaird, the great grandson of Radulphus, was one of the Scots barons who swore fealty to Edward I., in 1296, as did also his son, Radulphus. (See Rymer's _Foedera_, 1304.) Reginald, 2nd son of the latter's grandson, married Margery, heiress of Sir John Kirkaldy, of Inchture. George, Lord Kinnaird, was ninth in direct descent from this union. JOHN KIRKWOOD. Quartermaster, 3 January, 1796. Promoted Cornet Royal Waggon Train, 11 January, 1804. GEORGE KNOX. Quartermaster in George Sheen's troop. Cornet, 31 May, 1715. LAUDER. In 1681 made Lieutenant in Major Sir James Turner's Company. GEORGE LAUDER. 1706, Quartermaster in Lieutenant-Colonel James Campbell's troop. Cornet, 31 May, 1715. LEWIS LAUDER. In 1681 Ensigne of Inglis's Company. Appointed Lieutenant of Captain John Inglis's Company, 5 December, 1684. On 30 March, 1685, appointed Lieutenant of Major John Wedderburne's troop. 11 December, 1688, commission to be Lieutenant of Captain Blair's troop. MUNGO LAW. Cornet, 22 February, 1744-5. Lieutenant, 23 July, 1748, in the Army. Lieutenant, 13 September, 1754, in this Regiment. Captain in Muster Roll ending 24 June, 1760. GEORGE LAWLER. Cornet in Captain Mungo Law's troop in Muster, at Chichester, ending 24 June, 1766. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Quartermaster, 1706, in Colonel the Earl of Stair's troop. 24 February, 1707-8, made Cornet in Captain William Crawford's Additional Troop. Lieutenant, 11 June, 1720. Captain-Lieutenant, 24 September, 1733. Died, 1740. ALGERNON LAWSON.