his wife's name. Another notable member was John Andrew Stedman (1778–1833) who was general in the Dutch army during the Napoleonic Wars (his father was a naturalised Dutchman who had been in the Scots Brigade in the service of the States-General of the Netherlands). His son Charles John William Stedman became a Prussian subject, settling at Besselich Abbey, near Coblentz. He was a member of the national assemblies of Frankfurt am Main and Erfurt, and received the title of freiherr (baron). He had a large family, of which nearly all the sons entered the Queen Augusta Regiment of Guards; they reverted to the original family name of Barton. References Claire Jowitt. (ed.), Pirates? The Politics of Plunder, 1550–1650, Ashgate (2010), pp. xii. 244, http://clan-wood.org.uk/Our Chiefs External links Andrew Bartin, two variants on the ballad , Story of the Bartons on Electric Scotland 1460s births 1511 deaths Lord High Admirals of Scotland Scottish knights Scottish sailors Privateers Scottish pirates Court of James IV of Scotland 15th-century Scottish military personnel 16th-century Scottish military personnel