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Andrew Barclay Walker

(1865-1930), Fifth son of Sir Andrew Barclay Walker, 1st Bt; Yachtsman

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Andrew Barclay Walker ('Men of the Day. No. 650.

Andrew Barclay Walker ('Men of the Day. No. 650. "Ailsa."')

by William Edwards Miller
chromolithograph, published in Vanity Fair 21 May 1896
NPG D44804

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Vincent Delany

06 June 2020, 11:44

Andrew Barclay Walker travelled to Kilronan Castle, Keadue, Co. Roscommon, Ireland to meet his sister's intended husband Henry Edwyn King-Tenison 9th Earl of Kingston. Perhaps the purpose of the visit was to negotiate the dowry etc, but in order to lighten the atmosphere they coupled the marriage negotiations with a regatta on Lough Boderg, Co. Roscommon. Both Barclay Walker and King Tenison were enthusiastic yachtsmen in 'rater' yachts.