Our Hume family are descendants of most Royal families of Europe.  The tail begins here with Emigrant George Hume, born 1698 died 1760 .  Emigrant George was deported to The America's after the Jacobit Wars of 1715.  George took oath as directed by law to Capt. Bledsoe the second day of September 1729  Emigrant George's father Sir George Hume 10th Barron of Wedderburn served under Sir Lieutenant Granadier Company, Royal Scots Fusileers, 1702.  Served in Jacobite Army, 1715 Captured at Preston, Imprisoned and his Estates forfeited. His lands passed to a creditor, Rev. Ninian Home of Billie, who executed a new entail. Forfeited in 1715, and attained of treason 17 September 1719. Died before February 1725. Case on the Part of Sir Hugh Hume Campbell of Marchmont, Baronet, in relation to the Claim of Francis Douglas Home, Esquire to the Titles, Honours and Dignities of Earl of Marchmont, Viscount of Blazonberry, Lord Polwart of Polwart, Reidbraes and Greenlaw. Presented to the Lords in 1843.  Sir George engaged in the cause of Prince Charles in 1715. was taken at Preston, tried and condemned, but pardoned, his estates were confiscated, but having been mortgaged, and Ninian Home of Billie having bought up the debts, it was decreed that the Crown could not take possession of them, and thus Ninian got them himself.  Sir George died 1720.