Agnes Eleanor Wallace-Dunlop of Dunlop

The Book of Wallace, Volume I by Charles Rogers, 1889, page 83-84

Agnes Eleanor, the eldest daughter, married Joseph Elias Perochon, a London merchant, whose father was a native of France. Latterly afflicted with blindness, M. Perochon established his residence at Castlebank, in Dumfries, and here Mrs Perochon had an opportunity, of which she fully availed herself, of extending to Burns' widow that generous consideration which her mother had exercised to the poet himself. In evidence of respect and gratitude, Mrs Burns acceded to Mrs Perochon's request for the use of that place of sepulture in St. Michael's Churchyard wherein, prior to their removal to the vault under the mausoleum, the poet's remains were deposited. ... Mrs Perochon died on 16 October 1825, and her remains, as she had desired, were committed to the poet's grave. at the spot a tombstone celebrates her worth.

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From the Genealogy Tab of the Clan Dunlop website (accessed: Oct. 25, 2017):

http://www.clandunlop.com/

Dunlop Generation, submitted by Hugh NanKivell of Australia

Fifteenth Generation:

153. Agnes Eleanora WALLACE-DUNLOP of Dunlop. Born in 1760 in Dunlop, Ayrshire, Scotland, Agnes Eleanora died on 16 October 1825; she was 65. She was buried in October 1825 in St. Michael’s Church Yard, Dumfries, Scotland – in the original grave or the famous Scottish Poet, Robert Burns.

On 17 March 1794, when Agnes Eleanora was 34, she married Joseph Elias PEROCHON, in Edinburgh Parish, Edinburgh, Scotland. He was born in about 1748.