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     Her married name was Fisher. Fanny Maria Sainsbury was born circa 1848. She married William Henry (Will) Fisher, son of Henry Fisher and Amelia Breillat, in 1868. Fanny Maria Sainsbury died after 1911.

     William Ross Hardie was born on 6 January 1862 at Edinburgh, Scotland. He was educated at Edinburgh University which he entered at age 14. He graduated with an MA and in 1880 went to Oxford as a student at Balliol. He was the most brilliant undergraduate classicist of his generation and won an unusual number of university distinctions. Elected to a fellowship at Balliol in 1884, he spent a year abroad, mostly in Greece and Italy, and returned to his college as tutor, remaining there until his appointment as professor of Humanities at Edinburgh in 1895. He held the Edinburgh Chair until his death. He died on 3 May 1916 at age 54.

     Colin Graham Hardie was educated at Edinburgh Academy and Balliol College, Oxford where (like his brother) he won all the major undergraduate prizes in classics and gained firsts in classical moderations (1926) and literae humaniores (1928). He was born on 16 February 1906 at Edinburgh, Scotland. He was a junior research fellow, then fellow and classical tutor (1930-33) at Balliol, before spending 3 years as director of the British School at Rome. In 1936 he was appointed fellow and tutor in classics at Magdalen College, Oxford, where he remained - except for service in the War Office (1941-3) and the admiralty (1943-5) - until his retirement in 1973. He was a member of the Inklings, and a friend of C.S. Lewis and J.R. Tolkien. He converted to Roman Catholicism in 1945. His scholarly work was devoted largely to Virgil and Dante, and for the 700th anniversary of Dante's birth he gave the Waynflete lectures on him. He was public orator in Oxford from 1967 to 1973. He died on 17 October 1998 at age 92.

     James Robert Balfour was born on 20 April 1842 at Leven, Fife, Scotland. He was a mechanical and railway engineer at Valparaiso, Chile. He married Rachel Ogilvie, daughter of John Ogilvie and Annie (Anne) Maxwell, on 20 September 1871 at 4 Park Place, Dundee, in the Parish of St. Peter. After Rachel died, he returned to London and lived in a flat at Queen Anne's Mansions in Westminster. James visited his sons at Minnie Ogilvie's in Clifton on weekends. He died on 13th November, 1884 at Guy's Hospital from "nephritis, enlarged and dilated heart". He is buried at Kensal Green Cemetery London W10 4RA.

     William Maxwell was born on 14 July 1728 at Dundee, Scotland. He married Anne Ogilvy, daughter of Thomas Ogilvy Esq, circa 1761. William Maxwell was a merchant in Dundee. He died on 5 December 1785 at age 57.

     Isabella Stormonth was born circa 1787 at Dundee, Scotland.

     Clara Caroline Harrison married George Maxwell Ogilvie, son of John Ogilvie and Ann (Nancy) Hutton Loggie, circa 1950. As of 1950,her married name was Ogilvie. Clara Caroline Harrison died circa 1980.

     Jonathan Andrew Ogilvie was born on 12 January 1953. He died on 30 September 1999 at age 46.

     James Balfour was born on 11 October 1803 at Letham Farm, Scoonie, Fife. He married Isabella Hutchison circa 1833. James Balfour died on 6 December 1876 at Scoonie, Fife, at age 73.

     Isabella Hutchison was born circa 1820. She married James Balfour, son of William Balfour and Alison Mitchell, circa 1833. As of before 1843,her married name was Balfour. Isabella Hutchison died on 6 April 1885 at Haveney House, Leven.

     Maxwell (Max) Balfour was born in 1875 at Valparaiso, Chile, South America. Hewas living at the home of Annie Ogilvie according to the 1881 census.(For details, see profile for Annie (Maxwell) Ogilvie. He was educated at Clifton College in Clifton, near Bristol, and at New College, Oxford. Afterwards, he studied at the Slade School and there made friends with Augustus John, who said that had Max lived he would have been in the front rank of modern artists. He began military service in 1899 in the Boer War serving in the C.I.V. (City Imperial Volunteers) company of "Captain Hole's Cyclist Section of the Inns of Court Volunteeers" with New College friends Lionel Hichens and Lionel Curtis, or, as they called themselves, "The Three Musketeers". They served as despatch riders under Col. Sam Hughes, Intelligence Officer to General Settle (afterwards Canadian Minister of War in 1914). For further reading see With Milner in South Africa by Lionel Curtis, pub. Basil Blackwell, Oxford, 1951. Max Balfour was an artist living at 118 Cheyne Walk in Chelsea, London next door to Turner's studio. His paintings were both topographical and military. He provided illustrations for the first volume of The Survey of London on Trinity Hospital, Mile End Road (1896 - the originals are in the British Museum) written by Arts and Crafts architect C.R. Ashbee. In 1902 Max designed a stained-glass window for St. Andrew's Church, Alfriston, East Sussex. The window, depicting St. Christopher, is located in the chancel. He married Nina Joachim circa 1905. Maxwell (Max) Balfour died in 1914 at London from tuberculosis.

     Percy Balfour was born in 1876 at Valparaiso, Chile, South America. Percy and his brothers, Charles and Max came back to England after their mother died to live with Annie Ogilvie and her family in Bristol. He was educated at Clifton College in Clifton, Bristol and afterward, at Sandhurst. He married Maude Brown in 1907. Percy was killed in action in France during World War I. He died on 12 December, 1917 and is buried at the Sorel Cemetery in France.

     Her married name was Evans. Penelope Prideaux was born on 27 August 1920 at Bristol. She married John Philip Ogilvie Evans, son of Ernest Dering Evans and Mia (Margaret) M.B. Ogilvie, on 28 October 1944 at Clifton, Bristol. Penelope Prideaux died on 7 May 2009 at The White Cottage, Trewithian, Portscatho, Nr. Truro, Cornwall, at age 88.

     Abigail Rawson Prentiss was born on 25 June 1842 at Bangor, Maine. She married George Frederick Godfrey, son of John Edwards Godfrey, on 19 March 1868 at Bangor, Maine. Abigail Rawson Prentiss died on 5 February 1924 at age 81 at Redlands, California, where she was spending the winter.

     Sarah Keene was born in 1620. As of 1639,her married name was Eastman. She married Roger Eastman, son of John Eastman, in 1639. Sarah Keene died on 10 March 1697.

     Mary Boynton was born on 23 July 1648 at Rowley, Mass. As of 25 November 1670,her married name was Eastman. She married John Eastman, son of Roger Eastman and Sarah Keene, on 25 November 1670. Mary Boynton died after 1720.