predeceased him. Amy died during Cuming's imprisonment, and was buried in East Barnet on 22 October 1743. Their son, who succeeded to the title, was a captain in the army, but became mentally ill, and died some time before 1796 in poverty, in the neighbourhood of Red Lion Street, Whitechapel. References Attribution 1691 births 1775 deaths Baronets in the Baronetage of Nova Scotia Fellows of the Royal Society Scottish explorers of North America 18th century Cherokee history Inmates of Fleet Prison