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APPENDIX VIII LISTS OF CERTAIN HIGHLAND GENTLEMEN WHO TOOK PART IN THE FORTY-FIVE [646]

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APPENDIX VIII LISTS OF CERTAIN HIGHLAND GENTLEMEN WHO TOOK PART IN THE FORTY-FIVE [646]

MACDONALDS

Clanranald Branch

Ranald of Clanranald, chief.[647]

Ranald, young Clanranald.

Æneas, br. of Kinlochmoidart.

Allan of Morar.

Allan, brother of Kinlochmoidart.

Alexander of Boisdale, Clanranald’s brother.[647]

Alexander of Glenaladale, major.

Alexander, brother of Dalelea.

Alexander, his son.

Angus of Borradale.

Angus of Dalelea.

Angus Maceachain, Borradale’s son-in-law (surg. in Glengarry’s regt.).

Donald, son of Clanranald.

Donald of Kinlochmoidart.

Hugh, bishop, br. of Morar.[647]

John of Guidale, br. of Morar.

James, uncle of Glenaladale.

James, br. of Kinlochmoidart.

John, son of Morar.

John, brother of Glenaladale.

John, son of Borradale. (Killed at Culloden.)

John (bis), son of Borradale (author of narrative, Lyon in Mourning, vol. iii. p. 375).

John, doctor, br. of Kinlochmoidart.

Neil Maceachain.

Ranald, son of Borradale.

Ranald of Belfinlay.

Ranald, brother of Kinlochmoidart.

Ranald, son of Morar.

Roderick, uncle of Glenaladale.

Glengarry Branch

John of Glengarry, chief.[647]

Alastair, young Glengarry.

Alexander of Ochtera.

Angus, son of Glengarry.

Angus, br. of Lochgarry.

Allan, brother of Leek.

Allan of Cullachie.

Archibald, youngest Barisdale.

Coll, young Barisdale.

Donald of Lochgarry.

Donald of Lundie.

Donald, his son.

Donald, young Scotus.

John, his brother.

John of Arnabea.

John of Leek.

Ranald, doctor, uncle of Glengarry.

Ranald of Shian.

Ranald, brother of Leek.

Ronald, nat. son of Barisdale.

Ranald, brother of Arnabea.

Donald Roy Macdonald, brother of Baleshare of the Sleat branch, served in Glengarry’s regt.

Keppoch Branch

Alexander of Keppoch, chief.

Alex, of Dalchosnie, Atholl Brig.

Allan, his son.

Angus, natural son of Keppoch.

Archibald, br. of Keppoch, capt.

Archibald of Clianaig.

Donald, brother of Keppoch, major.

Donald of Tirnadrish, major.

Donald Glass, son of Bohuntin.

John, br. of Dalchosnie, Atholl Brig.

John Og, son of Bohuntin.

Ranald of Aberarder.

Glencoe Branch

Alexander of Glencoe, chief.

James, his brother, captain.

Donald, his brother.

Donald, a Glencoe cadet (poet).

CAMERONS

Donald Cameron of Lochiel, chief.

John, his father (retired chief).

Alexander of Dungallon, major.

Alexander, his son, standard-bearer.

Alexander of Druimnasaille.

Alexander, br. of Lochiel, priest.

Alexander of Glenevis.

Allan of Lundavra, lieut.

Allan of Callart, lieut.

Allan, brother of Glenevis.

Archibald, doctor, br. of Lochiel, A.D.C. to Prince Charles.

Donald of Erracht.

Donald of Glenpean.

Duncan, Fortingal, Epis. chaplain.

Duncan, Nine Mile Water.

Ewen of Inverlochy, capt.

Ewen of Dawnie, capt.

Ewen, uncle of Callart.

Ewen, brother of Druimnasaille.

Hugh of Annock.

James, ensign, k’ld at Prestonpans.

John, brother of Callart.

Ludovick of Torcastle.

Cameron of Arroch, capt.

—— of Clunes.

—— of Kinlochleven.

—— of Strone.

John, Presb. minister, Fortwilliam.

MACKENZIES

Lord Cromartie’s Regiment

The Earl of Cromartie.

Lord Macleod, his son.

Colin Mackenzie, br. of Ballone, capt.

John of Ardloch, capt.

William, brother of Kilcoy, capt.

William, br. of Allangrange, capt.

Donald, Irnhavanny, capt.

Colin, Cullecuden, capt.

Donald, Fetterboy, capt.

John, Elgin, surgeon.

Alexander, br of Dundonald, lieut.

Roderick, br. of Keppoch, lieut.

Alexander of Corrie, lieut.

Hector Mackenzie, lieut.

Alexander, Miltown of Ord, lieut.

Alexander, Una Ross, lieut.

Alexander, Killend, ‘officer.’

Colin of Badluachrach, ‘officer.’

Barisdale’s Regiment

Alex. Mackenzie of Lentron, major.

Kenneth and Colin, his brothers.

Kenneth, brother of Fairburn, a schoolboy, capt.[648]

John Mackenzie of Torridon was a nephew of Macdonell of Keppoch, and attached himself and his following to his uncle’s regiment.

MACLEODS

Alexander, son of Muiravonside, A.D.C. to Prince Charles.

Donald of Bernera.

Donald of Gualtergil, Skye.

Malcolm of Raasa.

Malcolm, cousin of Raasa.

Murdoch, son of Raasa, surg.

John of Glendale.

Roderick, his brother.

Roderick of Cadboll.

MACKINNONS

John of Mackinnon, Skye, chief.

John, his nephew, Elgol, Skye.

John of Coriechattan.

MACLEANS

Sir Hector of Duart, chief, major in Lord John Drummond’s French regiment; made prisoner in Edinburgh, 9th June ’45, and retained in custody throughout the campaign.

Allan, son of Calgary, Mull, lieut.

Allan, son of Drimnin, Morvern.

Charles of Drimnin, major.

Hugh, son of Kilmory, Mull, capt.

John, writer, Inverness.

John, brother of Kingairloch, capt.

Another brother of Kingairloch.

Lachlan, nat. son of Drimnin.

MACLACHLANS

Lachlan of Maclachlan, chief.

Alexander, son of Corrie, capt.

Alex. tidewaiter, Fortwilliam, major.

Archibald, Maryburgh, ensign.

Dugald, Inversanda, capt.

James, Morvern, lieut.

Kenneth of Kilinachanich, adj.

Lachlan of Inishconel, capt.

John, Rev., Epis. chaplain.

FRASERS

Simon, Lord Fraser of Lovat.

Simon, Master of Lovat.

Alexander of Fairfield, major.

Alexander, Stratherrick.

Alexander, son of Relich, capt.

Alexander, Leadchune.

Alexander of Balchreggan, capt.

Alexander, br. of Culduthel, capt.

Donald, Moy, capt.

Charles, yr. of Fairfield, adj.-gen.

Charles, yr. of Inverallochy, lt.-col.

Hugh, son of Fraserdale, capt.

Hugh of Leadclune.

Hugh, Mirton.

Hugh, Inverness, adj.

Hugh, Dorburn, Borlum.

Hugh, Littlegarth.

James of Foyers, lt.-col.

John, son of Moydie.

John, yr. of Bochruben.

John of Bruaich.

John, Kilmorach, ensign.

John, Byrefield, capt.

John, Rossie, Kincardine.

Simon, Dalhaple, capt.

Simon of Achnacloich, capt.

Simon of Auchnadonch, capt.

Simon, vintner, ‘officer.’

Thomas of Gortuleg.

William, yr. of Culbockie, capt.

William of Culmiln, capt.

William, Fort Augustus, capt.

William of Dalernig.

MACPHERSONS

Ewen of Cluny, chief.

Alexander, Kingussie.

Alexander, Blanchybeg.

Andrew, son of Benachar, capt.

Angus, Flichaty.

Donald of Breackachy, capt.

Donald, Ruthven, Badenoch.

Ewen, Laggan of Nood.

Ewen, Dalwhinny, lieut.-col.

Hugh, Coraldy.

John, Cluny.

John, Pitachran.

John, Garvamore, capt.

John of Strathmashie.

Kenneth, Ruthven, Badenoch.

Lachlan, yr. of Strathmashie.

Lewis, Delrady, major.

Malcolm (Dow), Ballachroan.

Malcolm of Phoyness, capt.

William, Ruthven.

MACINTOSHES

Lady Mackintosh of Mackintosh.

Alex. Macgillivray of Dunmaglas, lieut.-col.

Gillise Macbain of Dalmagarrie, maj.

Alexander Mackintosh, Elrig, capt.

Angus Mackintosh of Farr, capt.

Angus of Issich.

Duncan, Drummond.

Lachlan, Inverness, lieut.-col.

Simon, Daviot.

FARQUHARSONS

Alex., Lintrethan, capt. (Ogilvy’s).

Charles, Drumnopark, Glenmuick, ensign.

Cosmus, junior, of Tombea.

Donald of Auchriachan, capt.

Francis of Monaltrie, colonel.

Francis, Bogg, Tarland, ensign.

Henry of Whitehouse, capt.

James of Balmoral, lieut.-col.

John of Altery, capt.

John, Lintrethan, lieut. (Ogilvy’s).

John of Aldlerg.

John, Bogg, Tarland, ensign.

Robert, Tullick, Glenmuick, ens.

Robert, Mill of Auchriachan, ens.

William of Broughderg, captain (Ogilvy’s).

William, Mill of Auchriachan, ens.

Farquharsons of Inverey, names not found.

For the Stewarts of Appin, see A List of Persons concerned in the Rebellion, Scot. Hist. Soc., vol. viii. p. 383.

For the Grants of Urquhart and Glenmoriston, see Urquhart and Glenmoriston, by William Mackay, Inverness, 1893.

For The Gordons, see The House of Gordon (vol. iii., ‘Gordons under Arms’), by J. M. Bulloch, New Spalding Club, 1912.

For the Atholl Regiments, see vol. iii. of Chronicles of the Atholl and Tullibardine Families, by the Duke of Atholl, Edinburgh, privately printed, 1896.

Notes in this chapter

Note 1 · These lists make no pretence to completeness. They are extracted from a manuscript Jacobite army list which I have been compiling for many yNote 2 · Clanranald, Boisdale, Glengarry, and Bishop Hugh Macdonald did not rise in arms, but were all imprisoned for being concerned in the Rising.Note 3 · Interesting information on the raising of Fairburn’s men is given by the French envoy, writing to the French Foreign Minister: Lady MackintoNote 4 · James Gordon, son of the laird of Glasterum, Banffshire. Born 1664; died 1746; consecrated secretly as Bishop of Nicopolis in partibus, 1706Note 5 · Frederick of Hesse Cassel was the consort of Ulrica, sister and successor of Charles XII. He was crowned King of Sweden 1720; died 1751. HisNote 6 · Captain Wm. Hay, groom of the bedchamber to the Chevalier.Note 7 · Not identified; may be Nisbet of Dirleton and Callendar of Craigforth.Note 8 · French Minister of Finance.Note 9 · Henry Ker of Graden, Teviotdale, heir of an ancient family of moss troopers; b. 1702; served in the Spanish army, 1722-38, when he returned Note 10 · This statement of Daniel’s is opposed to all reliable evidence, and the note in the Drummond Castle MS. is correct. The desire of his enemieNote 11 · Alexander Mackay of Auchmony, who long afterwards married Angusia, d. of Angus Macdonell, Glengarry’s son, referred to on p. 277.Note 12 · The house of Gordon of Glenbucket at Tomintoul in Strathavon.Note 13 · See ante, p. 118.Note 14 · His chamberlain or steward.Note 15 · For the authenticity of this manifesto, see ante, p. 132.Note 16 · ‘Clan Chattan,’ the Macphersons, Mackintoshes and Farquharsons; probably here meaning the Macphersons.
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