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John Dalrymple (1749 - 1821)

Capt. John Dalrymple
Born in London, Englandmap [uncertain]
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Died at age 71 in inch, Wigtownshire, Scotlandmap
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Preceded by
5th Earl
James Dalrymple
John Dalrymple
6th Earl of
Stair

Oct 13 1789 - Jun 1 1821
Succeeded by
7th Earl
John Dalrymple
Preceded by
6th Viscount
James Dalrymple
John Dalrymple
7th Viscount of
Stair

Oct 13 1789 - Jun 1 1821
Succeeded by
8th Viscount
John Dalrymple

Biography

John Dalrymple is a member of Clan Dalrymple.
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John Dalrymple is Notable.
1776 Project
Capt. John Dalrymple served with Loyalists during the American Revolution.

The eldest son of John Dalrymple, 5th Earl of Stair, and his wife, a daughter of George Middleton, banker of London, was born 24 September 1749. As captain of the 87th Foot he served in the American War of Independence, taking part in the successful attack on New London, Connecticut and Fort Griswold in September 1781 under Sir Henry Clinton, who sent him home with despatches.

On 5 January 1782 Dalrymple was appointed minister plenipotentiary to Poland, and from 5 August 1785 until 1788 was minister plenipotentiary to Berlin. He succeeded to the peerage on the death of his father in 1789, and was a representative peer from 1793 to 1807, and from 1827 until death.

Stair died without issue on 1 June 1821.

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Would it be fair to say that he probably was born and died in Scotland? Having a country location in the birth and death locations, even if uncertain, is better than no location. Regards
posted by [Living Moore]