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LIST OF PRISONERS TRANSPORTED ON THE ‘VETERAN’

Robert Adam from Stirling, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a

Prisoner No.: 11 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle

aged 18 years, 5’ 1”, brown hair, smooth faced. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 4 & 5Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903

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John Anderson from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Gardener

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 48 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lancaster Castle

Aged 18 years, 5’ 2”, dark hair, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle andLancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 12 & 13Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


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As all prisoners were freed and the French refused to sent them to the original destination the British Government compiled a description of eachprisoner in case they returned to Britain. By this means there was a possibility that they could be re-arrested and transported again.


James Anderson from Ross-shire, Occupation: Tailor



Aged 25 years, 5’ 0”, dark hair, pale. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 forthe Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 12 & 13Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


George Bain from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 25 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, swarthy. 1st Company. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 20 & 21Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39





William Bell from Berwickshire, Occupation: Bookseller

Regiment: Manchester Regiment Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 46 years, 5’ 1”, black curled hair, strong made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 32 & 33Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903


Henry Bibby from Wigan, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 22 years, 5’ 6”, dark hair. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and LancasterCastle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islandswhich was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried intoMartinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Bowie from Aberdeen, Occupation: Servant


Prisoner No.: 206 Prisoner at: Carlisle

Aged 14 years, 5’, nut brown hair, lively. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



Thomas Brounhills from Kinnaird, Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer, Servant

Regiment: Forfarshire (Ogilvy's) (1st) Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 242 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lincoln Castle

Aged 22 years, 5’ 6”, fair hair, slender, well made. ‘Bore arms and went into England with the rebels and there madeprisoner’. Captured at the fall of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Francis Brown from Lancashire, Occupation: Husbandman



Aged 27 years, 5’ 3”, light brown hair, thin. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747and landed at Martinique on 28 June 1747. The original destination was Antigua but the ‘Veteran’ was captured by aFrench privateer and all prisoners were freed in Martinique.



Joseph Brown from Banff, Occupation: Tailor


Prisoner No.: 253 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle

Aged 16 years, 5’ 6”, dark complexion, well made, healthy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.






Alexander Brownlee from Edinburgh, Occupation: Watchmaker

Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 20 years, 5’ 6”, red hair. Captured at the fall of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, YorkCastle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Prisoners from Lincoln to Liverpool for shipment overseas 1746-1747The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 54 & 55Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


Flora Cameron from Lochaber, Occupation: Lochaber

Regiment: Regiment not known Rank: Regimental Woman


Aged 40, black hair. Captured at the fall of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned ‘And her child’ at Carlisleand Lancaster Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is listed as a prisoner aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transportedon ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 80 & 81The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41





Effie Cameron from Lochaber, Occupation: Spinner & Knitter



Aged 28, black hair, swarthy. Captured at the fall of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and sent to Lancaster Castle.‘Knits and spins’. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Anne Cameron from Lochaber, Occupation: Spinner & Knitter



Aged 28 years, little woman. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745. Imprisoned ‘And her female child aged 2months’ at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. ‘Knits and spins.’ Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.

Her child was given the prisoner number 332, not named.






Anne Cameron from Lochaber, Occupation: Spins & Knits


Prisoner No.: n/a Prisoner at:

Aged 30 years, little woman. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.

Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41


Alexander Cameron from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, brown, well made. Non Combatant. Listed as a prisoner aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.


Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38





John Campbell from Rannoch, Occupation: Servant


Prisoner No.: 413 Prisoner at: Perth, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, Lancaster Castle, York Castle

Aged 15 years, described as a ‘sprightly lad’. Non Combatant. Captured at Perth on 24 February 1746. He was atEdinburgh Canongate during August 1746 and Carlisle during August 1746. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Ison the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 96 & 97Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


Dougall Campbell from Lochaber, Occupation: Servant



Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well made, ruddy. Non Combatant. Captured at Whitehaven and imprisoned atCarlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Alexander Campbell from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, pock pitted. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.


Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903


William Campbell from Perthshire, Occupation: Weaver

Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 430 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lancaster Castle, Tilbury Fort

Aged 21 years, 5’ 6”, fair hair, thin, writes well, healthy. From Grandtully, Perthshire. Taken at the capture of Carlisleon 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, Lancaster Castle and Tilbury Fort. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Not on list of prisoners in Tilbury Fort.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 98 & 99www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury FortJacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40





Barbara Campbell from Perthshire, Occupation: Perthshire

Regiment: Regimental Women Rank: n/a

Prisoner No.: 389 Prisoner at: Inverness, Carlisle, Chester Castle

Aged 19, red hair, clever. Captured at the surrender of Culloden on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisleand Chester Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41


John Campbell from Argyll, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 20 years, 5’ 2”, swarthy. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

To many John Campbell’s to accurately identify this man. Might be number 413 although there is an age gap of 5years.

Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38





Duncan Campbell from Argyll, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 19 years, 5’, dark complexion, straight. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Alexander Campbell from Argyllshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 27 years, 5’ 7”, brown hair, sturdy. Non Combatant. Prisoners of the ‘45 give his age as 40 years. Captured atCarlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster,John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 bythe 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisonersaboard were released.






Dougall Campbell from Argyll, Occupation: Servant



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown, well made, ruddy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle, no dates. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Alexander Cattanach from Badenoch, Occupation: Miller



Aged 17 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made, ruddy, healthy. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and moved to York. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 104 & 105Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903Scots Magazine, October 1746, 486





Isabell Chalmers from Mearns, Occupation: Knitter

Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Regimental Woman

Prisoner No.: 468 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Chester Castle

Aged 25 years, 5’7”, black hair, tall, slender. ‘Knits well.’ Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Chester Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.



John Chambers from Kinniel, Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Irish Piquets (Dillion’s) Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 21 years, 5’ 8”, dark hair, well made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.






William Chapman from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Pedlar/Chapman

Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 32 years, 5’ 4”, pale complexion, healthy. Taken at the captured of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Thomas Charnley from Walton, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 19 years, 5’ 8”, strong, light hair. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






William Clapperton from Banff, Occupation: Ploughboy

Regiment: Gordon of Glenbucket's Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 13 years, 4’ 11”.(Father: Thomas Clapperton, prisoner number 503). Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Elizabeth Clavering from Banff, Occupation: Seamstress


Prisoner No.: 520 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York

Aged 22 years, 5’, brown hair, thin, wife of Edmund Clavering. Non Combatant. Husband of Edmund Clavering.Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1746 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Petitioned for release.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Some confusion I suspect with the name Clavering. ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’ Vol II page 118 & 119 list Edmund (Edward)Clavering (519) and Elizabeth Clavering or Hamilton (520) as husband and wife. In Vol i page 216 Table ofRegimental women imprisoned on suspicion there is a Isabel Hamilton or Clavering who was transported. There isno mention of an Elizabeth Clavering. Could it be father, mother and daughter?






William Coats from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: 526 Prisoner at: Carlisle

Aged 55 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, shot in right shoulder. Non Combatant. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1746and imprisoned at Carlisle, shot in right shoulder. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Cottam from Clifton, Lancashire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 17 years, 5’ 6”, sandy hair, ‘a sprightly lad’. Taken at the captured of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Crookshanks from Aberdeen, Occupation: Herdsman



Aged 18, 5’ 0”, fair complexion, healthy. 1st Battalion of the Forfarshire (Regiment. Captured and imprisoned atCarlisle on 30 December 1746.Pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death but reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment on 23July 1748.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 136 & 137Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


John Cunningham from Argyllshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 32 years, 5’ 7”, black hair, sturdy, his own hair. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1746.Sent to Lancaster Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. On list of prisoners on the ‘Veteran’. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Alexander Davidson from Badenoch, Occupation: Herdsman


Prisoner No.: 649 Prisoner at: Stirling, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, York Castle

Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, ruddy, slim build. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Stirling, Edinburgh Canongate, Carlisle, 8August 1746 then York Castle. Sentenced to be transported, Antigua, May 1747 but pardoned on condition ofenlistment. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’ sailing to the Leeward Islands. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released. Prisoners of the ‘45

Different outcomes

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 144 & 145Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903


William Dickinson from Lancashire, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 40 years, 5’ 4”, red hair, thick set, healthy. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 154 & 155Article in the North Carolina Magazine of GenealogyPrisoners aboard the transport ship "Veteran", 5 May 1747Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 38





Donald Dingwall from Inverness, Occupation: Servant to Farquhar M’Crae

Regiment: Earl of Cromartie's Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 703 Prisoner at: Inverness, Tilbury Fort

Aged 24 years, 5’, brown hair, lame. Imprisoned at Inverness and sent to Tilbury Fort. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 154 & 155Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury Fort


James Donald from Mearns, Occupation: Tailor

Regiment: Atholl Brigade Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 20 years, 5’ 7”, brown complexion, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Daniel Duff from Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 26 years, 5’ 7”, cross made, strong, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1746 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 168 & 169Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


James Dunbar from Moray, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 17 years, 5’, dark complexion, well made. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and LincolnCastle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islandswhich was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried intoMartinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Margaret Dykes from Linlithgow, Occupation: Linlithgow



Aged 22 years, 5' 0", well looking. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle thenLancaster CastleTransported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 154 & 155Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41


Andrew Edwards from Angus, Occupation: Servant



Aged 24 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made, strong. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.






Alexander Goodbrand from Banff, Occupation: Carpenter


Prisoner No.: 1058 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Liverpool

Aged 30 years, 5’ 6”, brown hair, well made, strong. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle, York Castle and Liverpool. At his trial on 2nd October 1746 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to deathbut was reprieved. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Gordon from Inverness, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, black hair, well made. From Loynavere, Elgin or Tomintoul or Inverness. ‘Carried arms.’Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

‘Prisoners of the ‘45’ question this man is in Glenbucket’s. Listed in the Muster Roll as in Glenbucket’s.






John Grant from Badenoch, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Cameron of Lochiel's Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 40 years, 5'4", black hair, well made, strong. Listed as from Lochaber and Badenoch. Taken at the surrender ofCarlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, and York Castles. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master,John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 bythe 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisonersaboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 262 & 263Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903


Alexander Grant from Aberdeen, Occupation: Carpenter

Regiment: Lord Lewis Gordon's Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 25 years, 5’6”, brown lank hair. Avochie’s Strathbogie Unit. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 250 & 251Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903





Charles Grant from Abernethy, Occupation: Miller



Aged 19 years, 5’ 7”, brown, healthy, robust, well made. Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Charles Hackett from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Writer’s Servant



Aged 20 years, 5’ 9”, well made, sprightly. Non Combatant. ‘Acted as Collector of Cess for the Rebells.’ Imprisonedat Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Isabel Hamilton from Musselburgh, Occupation: Knitter


Prisoner No.: Prisoner at:

Aged 50 years, 4’ 7”, brown hair, little. Husband of Edmund Clavering. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.

Some confusion I suspect with the name Clavering. Prisoners of the ‘45 Vol II page 118 & 119 list Edmund (Edward)Clavering (519) and Elizabeth Clavering or Hamilton (520) as husband and wife. In Vol i page 216 Table ofRegimental women imprisoned on suspicion there is a Isabel Hamilton or Clavering who was transported. There isno mention of an Elizabeth Clavering. Could it be father, mother and daughter?


Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 216Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 39


James Henderson from Angus, Occupation: Cook



Aged 30 years, 5’ 6”, brown hair, slender. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Joeph Hinchcliffe from York, Occupation: Tallow Chandler



Aged 31 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, pock pitted. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 288 & 289Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903


George Hume from Edinburgh, Occupation: Legal profession



Aged 30 years. Listed as a ‘Black man’. Writer at Edinburgh. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.


Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from Dtate Manuscripts, The Transportaation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson &Ferrier, 1903, page 41





William Jackson from Angus., Occupation: Labourer



Aged 19 years, 5’, brown hair, lusty, strong, well made. 1st Battalion of the Forfarshire Regiment. Captured at Carlisleon 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 300 & 301Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


Hugh Johnson from Walton, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 27 years, 5’ 3”, blind in right eye. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 forthe Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Johnston from Lancashire, Occupation: Husbandman



Aged 30 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, strong made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



David Joiner from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 20 years, 5’ 2”, brown. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






George Keith from Aberdeen, Occupation: Shoemaker

Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 1418 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Tilbury Fort

Aged 35 years, 5’ 11”, black hair, well made. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle and York Castle then sent to Tilbury Fort. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.

Not listed in Muster Roll.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 308 & 309www.thurrock-history.org.uk/jacobite4.htm - Jacobites at Tilbury FortJacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38


John Kennedy from Perth, Highlands, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: 1440 Prisoner at: Edinburgh Castle, Carlisle, York Castle

Aged 32 years, 5’ 9”, black hair, well made. Non Combatant. ‘A common highland labourer.’ ‘On suspicion.’Imprisoned at Edinburgh Castle 15 January 1746, Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master,John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 bythe 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisonersaboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 314 & 315Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38Scots Magazine October 1746, 486





Mary Kennedy from Glengarry, Occupation: Sews & Washes

Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Regimental Woman

Prisoner No.: 1445 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Chester

Aged 20 years, Sews and washes. Attached to the regiment for domestic purposes. The only Mary Kennedy in ‘ThePrisoners of the ‘45’. Her age is given as 20 years old. The prisoner list suggests that she had 2 sons, both namedAngus and aged 13 and 10 years old. (prisoner numbers 1432 & 1433). The ages seem inaccurate. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

No Mary Kennedy in the Muster Roll.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 316 & 317Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


James Lacky from Edinburgh, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 16 years, 5’, black hair, straight. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







James Lamb from Edinburgh, Occupation: Watchmaker

Regiment: Grante's Artillery Rank: Not known


Aged 25 years, 5’ 5”, fair hair, slender, healthy. Taken at the capture of Carlisle and imprisoned at Carlisle, YorkCastle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Andrew Langer from Dublin, Occupation: Weaver


Prisoner No.: 1519 Prisoner at: Lincoln Castle

Aged 40 years, 5’ 6”, dark complexion, well made, healthy. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Lincoln Castle. No otherreference to him. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






James Lawson from Forfar, Occupation: Workman



Aged 22 years, 5’ 5”, well made, slender, healthy. From Wester Cull, Linterthan, Forfar. ‘Pressed to serve.’ Capturedat the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Richard Leatherbarrow from Winwick, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 32 years, 5’ 6”, chestnut hair, sturdy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1746 and imprisoned at Carlisle andLancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Livesley from Lancashire, Occupation: Cordwainer



Aged 17 years, 5’ 6”, pale, healthy, well made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



Alexander Low from Lancashire, Occupation: Blacksmith


Prisoner No.: 1600 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lincoln Castle, Chester Castle

Aged 37 years, 5’ 5”, pock pitted, ruddy, healthy. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, Lincoln Castle and ChesterCastle on 24 July 1746. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Donald MacDonald from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 19 years, 5’ 8”, red hair, strong. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.




Margaret MacDonald from Perthshire, Occupation: Spins & Knits



Aged 23 years, black hair. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







Daniel Mackie from Moray, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 2”, light hair, fair, well made. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transportedon ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 108 & 109Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page


James MacLean from Stirling, Occupation: Nail Maker



Aged 19 years, 5’, sandy complexion, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle,York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






William MacLean from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 32 years, 5’ 3”, well set, strong, ruddy. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.

Not listed in Prisoners of the ‘45’.



Duncan MacLeish from Perthshire, Occupation: Pedlar


Prisoner No.: 2285 Prisoner at: Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh Tolbooth, Carlisle, Lincoln Castle

Aged 18 years, 4’ 11”, pale, slender. Ill in hospital - fever and rheumatism. Imprisoned Edinburgh Castle on 5November 1745, Edinburgh Tolbooth on 15 January 1746, Carlisle, Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 152 & 153Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 39





Archibald MacPherson from Isle of Skye, Occupation: Cow-herd

Regiment: MacDonald of Clanranald's Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 16 years, 4’ 9”, thick, pock pitted. Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle.Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. On list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


James Mann from Dunkeld, Perth, Occupation: Baker

Regiment: John Roy Stewart (Edinburgh) Rank: Ensign


Aged 20 years, pale complexion, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle,York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 6 & 7Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39





Alexander Marnoch from Aberdeen, Occupation: Shoemaker


Prisoner No.: 1652 Prisoner at: York Castle

Aged 26 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, thick set. Non Combatant. ‘Taken in actual rebellion.’ Imprisoned at York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 8 & 9Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38


John Mason from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Barber

Regiment: Stoneywood's (Aberdeen) Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: n/a Prisoner at: Inverness

Aged 18 years, 5’ 3”, brown hair, well looking. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness. Sentto England. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Not listed in ‘Prisoner of the ‘45’.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Historical Papers 1699-1750 Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894 - Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41





Andrew Matthew from Perthshire, Occupation: Maltster


Prisoner No.: 1679 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lincoln Castle, York Castle

Aged 32 years, 5’5”, dark hair, sickly. ‘Taken in actual rebellion. ’Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle, Lincoln and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 12 & 13Prisoners from Lincoln to Liverpool for shipment overseas 1746-1747Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 40


Mark McCormack from Moidart, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 16 years, 5’ 3”, good face, fair, straight. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transportedon ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Donald McDonald from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: 1856 Prisoner at: Carlisle, Lancaster Castle, York Castle

Aged 22 years, 5’ 8”, black hair, strong. Imprisoned at Carlisle, Lancaster Castle and York Castle. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Angus McDonald from Argyll, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 60 years, 5’ 4”, black hair, strong, ill looking. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Insufficient information to identify this man. Not listed in ‘Prisoners of the ‘45’.






Donald McDonald from Edinburgh, Occupation: Servant



Aged 58 years, 5’ 5”, swarthy, well made. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Insufficient information to identify this man from all the Donald McDonald’s in Prisoners of the ‘45.



Hugh McDonald from Arisaig, Occupation: Servant


Prisoner No.: 1874 Prisoner at: York Castle, Lincoln Castle

Aged 13 years, 4’ 7”, slender, sickly. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Joseph McDonald from Moray, Occupation: Weaver/ Servant


Prisoner No.: 1916 Prisoner at: Lancaster Castle

Aged 27 years. Non Combatant. Prisoner at Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.



Allen McDougall from Argyll, Occupation: Gardener

Regiment: MacLachlan's Rank: Other Ranks

Prisoner No.: 1958 Prisoner at: Falkirk, Edinburgh Tolbooth, Carlisle, York Castle

Aged 26 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, well made seems sensible. Home appears to be Strathlachlan in Argyll. Surrenderedat Falkirk on 17 January 1746 and imprisoned Edinburgh, on 4 February, Carlisle on 8 August 1746 and York Castle.Carrying baggage for McLachlan. Prisoners of the ‘45 state he was transported 31 March 1747. On list of prisonersaboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Elizabeth McFarlane from Perth, Occupation: Sews



Aged 30 years, 5’ 8”, black hair, lusty, ruddy. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, page 216The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 88 & 89Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


Donald McGillies from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 0”, black hair, short necked. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.






Daniel McGillies from Arisaig, Occupation: -



Aged 12 or 14 years, 4’ 6”, stiff. Son of Daniel McGillies. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Hector McGillies from Inverness, Occupation: Herd



Aged 17 years, 5’ 0”, black hair, lusty. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 90 & 91Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 39





Jane McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Spinner & Knitter



Aged 20 years, red hair, clever. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.




Angus McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 26 years, 5’ 6”, black hair, very strong made. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Not listed in the Muster Roll under Glengarry’s.






Peter McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 34 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, very strong made, long chin. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported toAntigua. Is on list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John McIntosh from Inverness, Occupation: Fiddler



Aged 51 or 16? , 5’, dark hair, sprightly. Imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.






Jean McKenzie from Inverness, Occupation: Sews



Aged 19 years, 4’ 7”, fair hair, pock pitted, slender. Non Combatant. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 124 & 125Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39Scots Magazine, October 1746, 486


Mary McKenzie from Lochaber, Occupation: Spinner



Aged 20 years, lusty, healthy. ‘Lusty healthy lass, knits and spins.’ Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 130 & 131The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 217Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 41





John McKenzie, of Ardloch from Assynt, Ross-shire, Occupation: Gentleman

Regiment: Earl of Cromartie's Rank: Captain


Gentleman, Aged 22 years, 5' 10", well made, genteel. ‘Gentleman’, ‘Obliged to go.’ Taken at the surrender ofCarlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



John McLeod from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 25 years, 5’ 4”, black hair, pale & slender. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transportedon ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Alexander McLeod from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, strong, stares. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



Hugh McPhee from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 30 years, 5’ 4”, lusty, black hair. Imprisoned at Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.






Duncan McPherson from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 36 years, 5’ 6”, thin, pale & sickly. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747.Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 176 & 177Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38Scots Magazine October 1746, 486


James McPherson from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Lady MacKintosh's Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 22 years, 5’ 7”, black hair, lusty, well made. Imprisoned at Carlisle and York. Transported on ‘Veteran’, ShipsMaster, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.






Alexander Middleton from Edinburgh, Occupation: Servant



Aged 41 years, 5’ 5”, writes well, well looking, healthy. Stated as from Aberdeen and Edinburgh.Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 190 & 191Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 39


Andrew Mill from Banffshire, Occupation: Tailor



Aged 17 years, 5’ 7”, brown, healthy, slender, thin. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.







William Mills from Aberdeen, Occupation: Servant


Prisoner No.: 2494 Prisoner at:

Aged 22 years, 5’ 3”, sandy hair, healthy, well made. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.

See prisoner 2494 same name and age but from Lancaster. Transported.



Walter Minnis from Perthshire, Occupation: Flaxdresser



Aged 18 years, 5' 3". Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







Duncan Monrow from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: Prisoner at: Carlisle

Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, straight, pale 7 slender. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisonedat Carlisle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Could be prisoner 2525 but insufficient information to make sure.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38


Charles Morgan from Elgin, Occupation: Barber



Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well built. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle andYork Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Murray from Annandale, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 30 years, 5’ 3”, brown hair, pale. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

See prisoner 2581 same name and was transported. This John Murray probably died see 2582.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 38


James Neilson from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer,



Aged 26 years, 5’ 5”, black hair, swarthy, slender. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at York Castle. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Check first name as Prisoners of the ‘45 gives it as John. Amend and insert reference.






George Nichol from Aberdeen, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 26 years, 5’ 7”, brown hair, strong, well made. Non Combatant. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.



Thomas Ogden from Lancashire, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 34 years, 5'5", brown hair, strong made, lusty. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






Duncan Orr from Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 38 or 41 years, 5’ 4”, dark hair. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



Duncan Orr from Perthshire, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 14 years, 4’ 8”, brown hair, sprightly. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Lancaster Castle. Transported on‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Ostler from Lincolnshire, Occupation: Gentleman



Gentleman, Aged 25 years, 5’ 7”, brown hair, genteel. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle, and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 forthe Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Robert Patterson from Aberbeen, Occupation: Hosier



Aged 19 years, 5’ 5”, slender, well made, healthy. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







James Petrie from Angus, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 20 years, 5’ 4”, brown, sprightly. Captured at Carlisle and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Richard Proctor from near Preston, Occupation: Maltester



Aged 20 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, sprightly. ‘A sprightly lad.’ Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745and imprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpoolon 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer,Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






James Reed from Angus, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 6”, brown hair, lively. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.




George Reid from Banff, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 30 years, 5’ 4”, dark visage, strong, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 266 & 267Prisoners aboard the transport ship "Veteran", 5 May 1747Article in the North Carolina Magazine of GenealogyJacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39





Richard Riding from Preston, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 24 years, 5’ 3”, light brown hair, sturdy. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and Lancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Elizabeth Robb from Aberdeen, Occupation: Knitter



Aged 35 years, 4’ 11”, brown hair, thick, fair complexion, healthy. ‘Knits well.’ Imprisoned in York Castle. Transportedon ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken nearAntigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 274 & 275The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928 page 217Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation’s 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39





William Robertson from Perth, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Perth


Aged 17 years, 5’ 5", brown hair, well made. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisleand York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Robertson from Inverness, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: 2858 Prisoner at: Lancaster Castle, York Castle

Aged 19 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, straight, slender. Non Combatant. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, JohnRicky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboardwere released.






William Robertson from Spynie, Moray, Occupation: Weaver


Prisoner No.: 2866 Prisoner at: Inverness

Aged 20 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, well made. Avochie’s Strathbogie Battalion. Taken at Inverness during June 1746.Put on board the ‘Thane of Fife’, 10 June 1746 for London. Imprisoned board the prison ship ‘James’ (’James &Mary’) at Tilbury. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the LeewardIslands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander andcarried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



Alexander Robinson from Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer

Regiment: Regiment not known Rank: n/a


Aged 40 years, 5’ 1”, dark hair, pale. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.


Reference Sources:Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page page 41





Daniel Ross from Ross, Occupation: Servant



Aged 40 years, 5’ 5”, sandy hair, swarthy, well made. Non Combatant. ‘Taken in actual rebellion. ’Prisoner at YorkCastle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islandswhich was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried intoMartinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



James Ross from Edinburgh, Occupation: Carpenter


Prisoner No.: 2911 Prisoner at: York Castle, Lincoln Castle

Aged 20 years, 5’ 2”, pale hair, sickly. Major Gedd’s Company, Duke of Perth’s Regiment. Prisoner at York Castleand Lincoln Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






William Ross from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Seaman



Aged 36 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, ruddy, well set. Non Combatant. Imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and LincolnCastle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islandswhich was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried intoMartinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



George Samuel from Edinburgh, Occupation: Bookbinder



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, pale, slender, sickly. Captured at Carlisle 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






John Scott from Athole, Occupation: Herdsman

Regiment: Stoneywood's (Aberdeen) Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, light hair, fair faced, slender. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle.Pardoned on enlistment 22 July 1748. Evidently not the case as he is listed in the prisoners transported on the‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islandswhich was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried intoMartinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 302 & 303Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39


William Sharpe from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown hair, well made, slender. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and York Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






James Sharrock from Preston, Occupation: Tailor



Aged 21 years, 5’ 6”, dark hair, pale. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.




David Shorrock from near Preston, Occupation: Weaver



Weaver, Aged 19, 5’ 6”, thin. Imprisoned in Carlisle and Lancaster Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master,John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 bythe 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisonersaboard were released.






Robert Singleton from Walton, Lancs, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, light hair. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle andLancaster Castle.Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which wastaken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martiniqueon 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Smith from Aberdeen, Occupation: Goldsmith



Aged 21 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well made. Worked as a Goldsmith in Edinburgh. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle and York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky.Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.






John Stewart from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 3”, brown, well made, swarthy. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andsent to York Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 or 8 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportation's 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39Scots Magazine October 1746, 486


John Stewart from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, brown hair, well made, ruddy. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.







John Stewart from Perthshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, lively. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 then moved to YorkCastle. Transported to Antigua, 8 May 1747. Is on the list of prisoners aboard the ‘Veteran’. Transported on ‘Veteran’,Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. Allprisoners aboard were released.



Peter Summerall from Lothian, Occupation: Shoemaker



Aged 14 years, 5’ 1”, fair hair, slender, straight. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







Adam Sutherland from Sutherland, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 56 years, 5’ 6”, black hair, pale, slender. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 andimprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. LeftLiverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond'Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard werereleased.



Robert Thom from Forfar, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 16 years, 5' 1", black hair, strong, healthy. 1st Battalion of the Forfarshire Regiment. Captured at Carlisle on 30December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle, York Castle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master,John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 bythe 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisonersaboard were released.






William Thompson from Angus, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 40 years, 5’ 3”, dark hair, healthy. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.




James Thompson from Banff, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 21 years, 5’ 2”, brown hair, sickly. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







John Thomson from Banff, Occupation: Labourer


Prisoner No.: 3275 Prisoner at: Carlisle, York Castle, Whitehaven

Aged 18 years, 5’ 4”, black hair. Taken at the capture of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned at Carlisle,York Castle on 22 July 1746 and Whitehaven. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on5 May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Topp from Banff, Occupation: Carpenter



Aged 16 years, 5’ 3”, brown, slender, healthyTransported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.







John Thomas Troup from Stirling, Occupation: Gardener

Regiment: Artillery Rank: Other Ranks


Aged 20 years, 5’ 8”, dark hair, sickly. Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 378 & 379Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, 39


James Urquhart from Aberdeen, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 18 years, 5’ 5”, brown complexion, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle and Lincoln Castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May 1747 for theLeeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale, Commanderand carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.

‘Prisoners of the ‘45’ state that he was transported on 22 April 1747. Maybe the date means that he left the prison onthe start of his movement to the transportation port.

Reference Sources:No Quarter Given. Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 382& 383Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts, The Transportations 1745, Macbeth Forbes, printed by Oliphant Anderson & Ferrier,1903, page 39





Robert Warren from Banff, Occupation: Weaver



Aged 20 years, 5' 5", brown hair, well made, healthy. Captured at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 and imprisoned atCarlisle, York Castle and Lincoln castle. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5 May1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, Paul Marsale,Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.



John Williamson from Aberdeenshire, Occupation: Labourer



Aged 17 years, 5’ 3”, light brown hair, thin. Transported on ‘Veteran’, Ships Master, John Ricky. Left Liverpool on 5May 1747 for the Leeward Islands which was taken near Antigua, 28 June 1747 by the 'Diamond' Privateer, PaulMarsale, Commander and carried into Martinique on 30 June 1747. All prisoners aboard were released.






LIST OF PRISONERS TRANSPORTED ON THE ‘VETERAN’jacobites.net/uploads/2/4/3/9/24396590/list_of_prisoners...The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages

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