David Carnegie Andrew Agnew

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David Carnegie Andrew Agnew Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)

The refugee set sail from France for England, but was driven by a storm into Carlingford Bay, and found shelter for life in Newry. His name was David Gaussen (born 1664, died 1751) ; he won an Irish bride, Miss Dorothy Fortescue; his son was David of Newry (died 1802) ; his grandson was David of Ballyronan House, who died in 1832 (his sister, Miss Elizabeth Gaussen, lived to a great age) ; the refugee’s great-grandson was David of Lakeview House, County Derry (died 1853)
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David Carnegie Andrew Agnew Protestant Exiles from France… (1886)

Harriet, daughter of Colonel S.R. Gaussen, was the wife of Lieut.-Colonel James Best of Park House, near Maidstone, who died on 20th June 1849; she died on 21st January 1875. She was the mother of Mawdistley Gaussen Pest, Esq. of Park House (born 1826) ; and her daughter, Emily Dorothy, was married on 25th August 1864 to James Whatman Bosanquet, Esq.
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