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'''Children: '''Robert Gordon Douglas, Diana Mary ''Douglas'' Barstow
'''Children: '''Robert Gordon Douglas, Diana Mary ''Douglas'' Barstow


'''Robert Graham Dun Douglass''' was a son of [[Robert Dunn Douglass|Robert Dun Douglass]], a founder of the [[Saranac Club|Saranac Club]] and owner of [[Blythmere|Blythmere]].  On January 4, 1967 the ''New York Times'' reported his death.  His death was also announced by the Association of EX-Members of Squadron A.
'''Robert Graham Dunn Douglass''' was a son of [[Robert Dunn Douglass]], a founder of the [[Saranac Club|Saranac Club]] and owner of [[Blythmere|Blythmere]].  On January 4, 1967 the ''New York Times'' reported his death.  His death was also announced by the Association of EX-Members of Squadron A.
----''New York Times'', July 22, 1906.
 
'''ON INDIAN CARRY LINKS.'''
 
''Special to The New York Times.''
 
...Graham Douglass, the well-known polo player, is at [[Blythmere]], the summer home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn Douglass, on Upper Saranac Lake, after an enjoyable house party at [[Ferris Meigs]] camp, on [[Follensby Pond]]...
----''New York Times'', August 26, 1906
 
Graham Douglass, the well-known polo player, has placed a new motor boat, the ''Shoo Fly'', in commission.


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Robert Graham Dun Douglas at (Findagrave)

Born: December 3, 1875

Died: January 1, 1967

Married: Dorothy Douglass

Children: Robert Gordon Douglas, Diana Mary Douglas Barstow

Robert Graham Dunn Douglass was a son of Robert Dunn Douglass, a founder of the Saranac Club and owner of Blythmere.  On January 4, 1967 the New York Times reported his death.  His death was also announced by the Association of EX-Members of Squadron A.


New York Times, July 22, 1906.

ON INDIAN CARRY LINKS.

Special to The New York Times.

...Graham Douglass, the well-known polo player, is at Blythmere, the summer home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dunn Douglass, on Upper Saranac Lake, after an enjoyable house party at Ferris Meigs camp, on Follensby Pond...


New York Times, August 26, 1906

Graham Douglass, the well-known polo player, has placed a new motor boat, the Shoo Fly, in commission.

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