Publications of the Clan Lindsay Society - Electric Scotland

224 OBITUARY.
Hugh Barlow Lindsay died 13th April 1013, in Scotland.
He was only surviving son of Hon. Charius Hubert Lindsay,
Son of the 23rd Eurl of Crawforii, and was born at Calcutta.
He was a Magistrate in the Bombay Civil Service, and after
retirement married Lady Jane Grosvenor, daughter of the
Marquess of Westminster, K.G., and widow of Gamel Lord
Muncaster. He left issue two sons and two daughters.
Mr Robert Lindsay, eldest son of the late Mr Allan
Lindsay, The Mount, Bcarsden, whose death i.s noted in the (/Ian
Publications, Vol. II., p. 74-, died at 9 Herriet St., Pollokshields,
Glasgow, on 18th April 1913. Mr Lindsay was for many
years a member of the Board of Management and of the Western
District Committee. Tlirough his excellent Wusiness qualities
he was very helpful in directing the afTairs of the Society, and
by his active efforts and genial disposition he did much to
promote the success of its social functions. Mr Lindsay leaves
a widow and three daughters, to whom the sympathy of the
Clan goes out in their bereavement.
Sir Coutts Lindsay, Baronet, elder brother of the late
Lord Wantage, died at Roehampton on the 7ih May 1913, and
was buried the 13th in Ham Churchyard. He was born 2nd
February 1824 in London. Served in the Grenadier Guards,
retiring as Lieutenant-Colonel, and was appointed Major Commanding
the Italian Legion in the Crimea. He succeeded his
maternal grandfather, Sir Coutta Trotter, as Baronet by virtue
of a special remainder, and to the estate of Balcarrcs at the
death of his father in 1855.
Sir Coutts attained great distinction as an amateur artist,
and founded the Grosvenor Gallery, supported by some di.^tin-
tinguished artists. He was conspicuous and very popular in
the world of Art, but lived in retirement for many years before
his death. He left two daughters by his tirst wife, Miss Fitzroy,
and the Baronetcy is extinct.