John Lovat McTavish (1787-1852)

of "Brooklandwood" Maryland; British Consul at Baltimore

He was the nephew of Simon McTavish, founder of the North West Company in Montreal who left a fortune in excess of roughly $500,000 in 1804. John became his principal heir after his four first cousins all died young and unmarried. In 1815, he married Emily Caton at her maternal grandfather's home, Doughoregan Manor, and they were the parents of four children. They lived at Brooklandwood, Maryland. 

Parents (2)

Alexander McTavish

Alexander McTavish

1753-1788

Marjory Fraser

Mrs Marjory (Fraser) McTavish

1758-1828

Spouse (1)

Emily (Caton) McTavish

Mrs Emily Jane (Caton) McTavish

1793-1867

Children (4)

Charles Carroll MacTavish

M.P., for Dundalk in Ireland, and Planter, of Carrollton Hall, Maryland

1818-1868

Mary Wellesley (MacTavish) Howard

Mrs Mary Wellesley (MacTavish) Howard

1826-1850

Capt. Alexander Simon MacTavish

Killed in Action at Hatcher's Run, Dinwiddie County, Virginia

1829-1863

Richard Caton MacTavish

Died in childhood

1831-1841

Associated Houses (1)

Doughoregan Manor

Ellicott City, Maryland