Heriot Bay

Heriot Bay (50˚06'00" 125˚13'00" E side of Quadra I, N end of Str of Georgia), Heriot Island (50˚07'00" 125˚13'00" Just N of Heriot Bay). Named in 1862 by Capt George Richards after Frederick Lewis Maitland-Heriot (1818–81), a descendant of the 6th Earl of Lauderdale. Heriot was an advocate, justice of the peace, sheriff and deputy lt of Fife, Scotland, and apparently a relative of Rear Adm Sir Thomas Maitland, cdr-in-chief of the RN’s Pacific Station, 1860–62, whom Richards wished to...

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