218 DUNKERRON — DUNMORE. DUXKERRON. i.e., " Duxkerron, co. Kerry," Viscovmtcy [I.] (Petty), or. 1719, with the Earldom ok Suelbcrne [I.], which sec ; both ex. 1751. i.e., "Dunkerron" Barony [I.] (Fitx Maurice-Petty), cr. 1751, with the Yiscountcy of Fjtz Maurice [I.] ; see " Sheldurnk " Earldom u£ [I.], cr. i753. DUXLO. L&, " Dunlo ofPvn'lo and Ballinasloe in Iho counties of Gal way and Roscommon," Yiscountcy [I.] (Trench), cr. 1S01 ;(*) see " Clancabty," Earldom of [I.], cr. 1803. DTJXLUCE. i.e., "Dunluce, co. Antrim," Viscountcy [I.] (Mac-Donncll) , cr. 1G18 ; see " Antrim " Earldom of [I.], cr. 1620 ; both ex. 1791. i.e., " Dunluce," Viscountcy [I.] (Mac-Donncll), cr. 1785 with the Earldom of Antrim [I.], which see. DUXMORE. i.e., " Dunmore, co. Kilkenny," Barony [I.] (Preston), cr. 1G19 with the Earldom of Desmond [I.], which see; both ex. 162S. Earldom [S.] 1. Lord Charles Murray, 2d s. of John, 1st I 16SG Marquess OF Ateolf. [S.], bv Amelia Sophia, 3d da. of [whose issue became sole heir to] James "(Stanley), 7th Eahl of Derby, was b. about 1661 ; was Lieut. Col. of (the Scots Greys) Dalzell's Dragoons in 1079 and Col. of that Reg. in 1685 and was, 16 Aug. 10S6,( b ) cr. EAHL OF DUNMORE, VISCOUNT OF FINCASTLE, LORD MURRAY OF BLAIR, MOULIN, AND TILLEMOT [S.] Being suspected of adhering to his deposed Sovereign he was deprived of office and imprisoned iu 1692 ; B.C. to Queen Anne. 4 Feb. 1703, and a steady supporter of the Union ; Governor of Blackness Castle, 1707. He in. Catharine, da. of Robert 'Watts, of co. Hereford. He d. 19 and was bur. 21 April 1710, in the Chapel of Holyrood House. Fun. entry at Lyon'office. His wife survived him a short time. Her admon. dat. 22 June 1710/1, revoked, and will pr. June 1714. [James Murray, st yled Viscount Fincastle 1GSG-170G ; d. v. p. and unm. 24 July 1706.] II. 1710. 2. John (Murray), Earl of Dunmore, Ac. [S.] 2nd but 1st surv. s. and h. b. about 1685 ; styled Viscount Fincastle, 1706-10 ; being, on 24 Jan. 1707, served heir to his elder br. abovenamed. He served (as Ensign) at the battle of Blenheim, 1704 ; at the capture of Vigo (as Brig. Gen.) 1719 ; in Flanders, 1732, and at t.he battle of Dettingen, 1743 ; becoming, finally, a Gen. in the Army. He was also Col. of the 3rd Reg. of Foot Guards, 1713-52; and Gov. of Plymouth ; a Lord of the Bedchamber, 1731-52 ; Rep. Peer [S.], 1713-15, and 1727- 52. He d. unm. in London, IS April 1752, in his 67th year and was bur. at Stamvell, Midx., having purchased the manor of Stanwell in 1720. Will pr. 1752. (») This was one of the nine Viscountcies which (with five Earldoms and four Marquessatcs) were bestowed on the holders of Irish Peerages of a lower grade on the last day before the Union. See vol. i, p. 208, note " c," sub " Avomnoro." ( b ) See a list o£ the Scotch peerages cr. by James II, p. 208, note " a,' sub "Dundee."
