1.  x Monday 26 June 1882 in Spain Isabel Santiago de Nogues

the following children were born of this union:

Arthur Bruce Dundas sailed from Liverpool to British Columbia aboard the Oceanic in 1904. He had been previously living in North Berwick. 
It would appear that he later returned home to live for a while in Midleton, Co. Cork, Ireland.
Following the death of his first wife and his subsequent 2nd marriage, he again sailed for British Columbia in 1915 at the age of 55 years and remained there until his death in 1937. He was joined in British Columbia by his brother, Thomas George Dundas, who also chose to make his home there.
Arthur Bruce Dundas had a farm in Blacksburg district, and was the owner of the racehorses, Goodall and Fanny Gray, who made their record on the turf. 

Oakland Tribune 16/2/1925

Piedmont Church Wedding Scene

The Piedmont Interdenominational church was the scene this morning of a quiet wedding, when Miss Margaret Sandow. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. K. F. Sandow of Berkeley, became the bride of Lawrence Dundas of Edinburgh, Scotland. Rev. C. D. Milliken read the service in the presence of members of the two families and a few intimate friends. The bride was attended by her  sister, Miss  Rena Sandow as maid of honour and Fred Flowers of Los Angeles came north to be the best man for Mr Dundas. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast, was served for the bridal party at the Hotel Oakland, and Mr. and Mrs. Dundas left by motor for a honeymoon trip in the southern part of the state. Later they will return here to sail from San Francisco on February 26 for Europe, via the Panama Canal. They will make a stay of  indefinite length in England and with the bridegroom's relatives in Scotland.