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SCOTTISH HISTORY SOCIETY

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V O L U M E

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T H E P R I S O N E R S O F T H E '45

V O L U M E

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THE P R I S O N E R S OF THE 45

E D I T E D F R O M T H E S T A T E P A P E R S

BY

S I R B R U C E G O R D O N S E T O N , Br. OF AHEHCOKN, C.B.

AND

J E A N G O R D O N A R N O T

V O L U M E II

E D I N B U R G H

Printed at the University Press by T . and A . CONSTABLE L T D .

for the Scottish History Society

Printed in Great Britain

P R I S O N E R S OF T H E '45

VOL. II.

P R I S O N E R S

NO. NAME.

1 Aberdour, James

PRISON CAREER.

Captured 12.8.46;

Aberdeen 2.9.46

Abernethie, Alex- Captain, Duke of 30.12.45 ;

REGIMENT.

Lord Lewis Gordon's

ander Perth's

3 Abernethy, David

4 Abernethy, Edward

Abernethie, Captain, George bucket's

Glen-

Carlisle, London

(Southwark)

Inverness ; ' Pamela ' 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster

Castle Carlisle

30.12.45 ; London (Southwark)

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Released under General Pardon, 1747

Died in prison before 22nd August '46

Died at sea

Released 16.7.47

Pardoned 16.12.46

6 Abernethy, John Artillery Inverness Discharged Sept. 1746 ; Dec. 1746

' Pamela,' Tilbury

OF T H E '45

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Old Machar, Aberdeen

Tipperty, Banff —

NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Servant to Crichton of Achengoul. ' Brazier. Assisted in uplifting money in old Aberdeen for the rebells and was at the battle of Culloden.' —P.C., 2.

Farmer and surgeon. Taken at Carlisle on its surrender.—S.P.D., 79, 26. Pleaded guilty at his trial, and begged for mercy, but was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 320, Jan. 1747, 45 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

Cook. He was taken after Culloden.

Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

Banff — Merchant and magistrate. He was said to have ' assisted in collecting money.'

Was taken at the surrender of Carlisle, and sent to London, where he was tried and convicted of high treason and sentenced to death. His estate was forfeited. A t his trial evidence showed that he had fired a cannon in the direction of the Duke's Headquarters. On the other hand, Sir John Cope gave somewhat dubious evidence that he may have been the Banff magistrate who had supplied him with carriages and horses, and assisted him when he went north to Inverness.

Though found guilty he was pardoned on 16th Dec . 1746, but died in April 1747, and was buried in the churchyard of St. Margaret's, Westminster.— P.C., 24, 869 ; S.P.D., 79-26 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 527, 594; Allardyce, ii. 464 ; Eger-ton MSS., 2000-49-

Tyrie, — ' 4 years with Lochiel as gardener at Achnacary. Aberdeen Never out.' This may have been the man

described as an ' overseer of highways' who joined the Prince in Edinburgh.—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60; Entry Book, 84 ; P.C., 86.

NO. NAME.

7 Abernethy, Ralph

REGIMENT. PRISON ULTIMATE CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Carlisle; Released Lancaster 30.11.47

Castle 8 Aehard, Pierre French Service Taken at sea; Discharged

Berwick-on-Tweed

9 Achcusson, George ' Rebel Service ' Culloden Hanged 20.4.46

Montrose Liberated 14.5.46 21.7.46

10 Adair, Edward or Edmund

11 Adam or Adams, Robert

12 Adams, Alexander

13 Adamson, John

Carlisle; Transported York Castle 24.3.47

7.7.46 ; Aberdeen

— Captured Brechin 20.3.46 ;

Montrose 20.3.46,

Inverness 13.5.46,

' Dolphin ' 3.6.46,

Tilbury Fort 14 Addison, George Pitsligo's Horse 16.4.46 ;

Inverness


Discharged

15 Agvey[sic],John Farquharson's Inverness; — ' Dolphin,' Tilbury

16 Airth, John Crichton's Inverness —

17 Aitken, Andrew — Aberdeen Liberated 22.7.46; 28.4.47

Aberbrothok (Arbroath) 29.7.46

AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Scots Mag., 1747, 549.

France S.P.D., 94-255.

Gloucestershire

Stirling

Brechin 54

Deserter from Guise's regt. — Cumberland Orders.

Mariner. He was captured, on suspicion, and ' placed in the Hawk, sloop of war, on suspicion of having deserted, having no pass.' —J.R., Montrose.

Labourer. Captured at Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-88, 85-172; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

' Soldier.' His name appears only in the Aberdeen Jail returns.—J.R., Aberdeen.

Merchant (shoemaker). On suspicion; said to have carried arms.—P.C., 152 ; S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. He gave evidence against Sir William Wedderburn.—Allardyce, ii. 456.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen 56

' Bawman.' Captured at Culloden.—Scots Mag., Apl. 1746, 186. The designation ' bawman ' may be the same as 'bouman, ' a tenant who shared his profits with his landlord. Nothing more is known of him. He may have died in the transports.

S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. He probably died at Tilbury.

Aberdeenshire — Captured at Culloden. No further reference to him.—Allardyce, ii. 613.

Aberdeen — On suspicion. Gardener.—S.P.D., 89-272.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

18 Aitken, Francis

19 Aitken, John

20 Aitken or Atkin, William

Elcho's Life Guards

21 Alcheare, Pire [Pierre]

Bulkeley's French Service

22 Alexander, James

23 Alexander, James Ogilvy's

24 Alexander, William

Roy Stuart's

25 Alker.John

26 Allan, Alexander Duke of PerthV

PRISON CAREER.

Montrose 12.6.46

' Sterckath-r o w ' (Stra-cathro) 4.6.46 ;

Montrose 6.6.46

Edinburgh 5.5.46 ;

Edinburgh Jail 5.5.46,

Canongate, Carlisle

8.8.46 At sea

30.11.45 ; Berwick, Hull

Feb. '46 Brechin

20.3.46 ; Montrose

20.3.46 Auldbar 9.6.46;

Montrose 12.6.46

Dalkeith 3.10.45 ;

Edinburgh Castle,

Edinburgh 15.1.46,

Carlisle 8.8.46

Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle 22.11.45 ; Dalkeith

22.11.45, Edinburgh

Tolbooth 8.8.46,

Carlisle

Transported 24.2.47

Discharged

Liberated 28.4.47


Transported 24.2.47

Released 21.7.46

Released 21.7.46

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Stracathro

Stracathro


Boatman. Captured for carrying letters.—J.R., Montrose.

' Servant to Capt. Edgar one of the Pretender's Guards.' On suspicion. He was perhaps related to Francis Aitken above.—J JR., Montrose.

Edinburgh 20 Impost waiter. ' Confesses that he served Lord Elcho in the army as a baggage.'—S.P.D., 89-272, 88-124-; P.R., 3621-3.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Kinnaird Farmer. On suspicion.—J.R., Montrose.

Gairlaw [Gar-lay], Lintra-then, Forfar

Glasgow

Ploughman. ' Deserted the rebels at Stirling and never joined after.'—Mackintosh, i i . ; P.C., 196.

' A common Highlander.'—J.R., Edinburgh. No further reference to him. He does not appear in transportation lists.

' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. Nothing more known about him.

Edinburgh 24 Shoemaker.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

27 Allan, Charles Elcho's Life Guards

28 Allan, James Stonywood's

PRISON CAREER.

Perth 25.4.46 ;

Montrose, Inverness

13.5.46, ' Alexander

& James ' June '46,

' Liberty & Property,'

Medway Aberdeen ; Canongate, Carlisle

8.8.46

Transported 24.2.47

29 Allan, John Manchester 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Southwark

Transported 24.2.47

30 Allan, John Canongate ; Carlisle

8.8.46

31 Allan, Robert ' Rebel Service ' Culloden Hanged 20.4.46

32 Allan, Thomas ' Rebel Service ' Culloden Hanged 20.4.46

33 Allan, William Ogilvy's 9 .6.46; Released under Aberbrothok General Par

don, 1747 34 Allardyce, James Ogilvy's Inverness ; Released

' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort

Transported SI .3.47

HOME OR AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

ORIGIN. Leith 19 Cooper's servant. Son of Hary Allan in Leith.

Donald Macleod reported that he had behaved exceedingly well in his distress when on board ship, although he was himself ill. He is said to have' worn a white cockade.' Mons. Carpentier tried to claim him as a soldier of the French Royal Scots.—Lyon, 1, 182 ; P.C., 244 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2, 95-87; Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Aberdeen

Manchester, Lancashire

Panbride

60 Labourer. This is probably the man referred to as a ' Town cadie ' in P.C., 2, who ' carried arms at Inverury and at Culloden' and was in jail in Aberdeen.—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3 ; P.C., 2 ; Allardyce, i. 254.

19 Englishman. Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124, 79-26 ; P.R., 3621-3. He gave evidence against the officers of his Regiment at their trial.—Allardyce, ii. 384, 389, etc.

— This may have been the farmer of Moss-side, Banff; or the Alloa wright who ' joined the rebels about the time of Preston battle, was made Serjeant of artillery and continued with them till dispersed ' ; or the weaver of Fett-eresso, Kincardine, who ' carried arms as a Serjeant and was active in taking up horses for the rebel service.'—P.C., 24,146,194. His fate is not known.

— Deserter from Guise's Regt. — Cumberland Orders.

•— Deserter from English Army ; enlisted at Fort Augustus in Jacobite Army. — Cumberland Orders.

— ' Common man.'—J.R., Arbroath.

Drums, Brechin 27 Farmer, Kinnaird. ' Made prisoner on information and sent north.' Was captured after the Rising and sent first to Inverness and then to London, where he lay in Tilbury Fort. He was asked to give evidence against some of his fellow prisoners but he refused. He was ultimately released and returned home to Brechin.— Mackintosh, 67; P.C., 153; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18.

NO. NAME.

35 Allen, John

36 Allen, William

37 Allison, Richard

38 Alton, John

39 Alves or Alvis, Andrew

REGIMENT. PRISON CAREER.

Duke of Perth's Carlisle ; York Castle

Grant's 20.12.45 ; Carlisle, Chester Castle Carlisle ; Lancaster Castle

Canongate 10.8.46 ;

Carlisle 8.46 Edinburgh

16.9.45 ; Edinburgh

Tolbooth

Transported 24.2.47


40 Ancrum, James _ Blackness Died in prison, Castle; November

Canongate 1748 7.8.46,

Carlisle 8.46, Lancaster, Liverpool

41 Anderson, Alex- Sergeant, Glen- Carlisle; Transported a n d e r bucket's Lancaster 21.9.48

Castle, Carlisle

Leith


— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76, 81-88. Nothing more known about him.

— Taken at Capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Glover. No further reference to him.

— ' Committed on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. No further reference to him.

22 Servant. — J.R., P.R., 3621-3.

Canongate; S.P.D., 88-124;

Edinburgh

Bo'ness, Linlithgowshire

Upper Dakehic, Banff

Apprentice Writer. ' Committed on the 16th Sept. 1745, being the day before the Rebels entered Edinburgh, for having that day brought a message to Archibald Stewart, then Provost of Edinburgh, from the person called the Duke of Perth, then with the rebel army, importing threatenings against the town in case of refusing entrance to the Rebels. The prisoner says he occasionally met with the Rebels in their way from Linlithgow to Edinburgh, and thought it was his duty to relate to the Lord Provost what had been told him. The Hon. James Leslie was present when the above message was delivered, and heard Alves acknowledge that he had also seen the Pretender's son.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Salt overseer to the Duke of Hamilton at Bonhard pans. On suspicion. It was said that he ' assisted in taking and carrying off two Dragoon horses out of Kinneil Park for the Rebels use.' This man is shown as a native of Linlithgowshire. He was found guilty and sentenced to death but was reprieved and sentenced to be transported, but died in prison.—P.C., 264, 381 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 , 496 ; Nov. '46, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-14; Baga, lxix. 185.

' A sergeant, and enlisted men for the rebels.' —P.C., 24. This man had also been out in the 1715. He pleaded guilty when brought up for trial at Carlisle, 9th Sept. 1746, and was sentenced to death. He was however reprieved. He tried to escape the night before he was transported.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438, 496; S.P.D., 88-16, 107-74, 108-57; Entry Book, 85; P.R., 3625-14 ; Baga, lxix. 181.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

42 Anderson, James Ogilvy's

43 Anderson, James Ensign, Lord Lewis Gordon's

44 Anderson, James

45 Anderson, John Stonywood's

40 Anderson, John Lord Lewis Gordon's

47 Anderson, John Bulkeley's French Service

48 Anderson, John Duke of Perth's

49 Anderson, Robert

PRISON CAREER.

Aberdeen 7.8.46 ;

Carlisle Belly

16.3.46 ; Aberdeen

25.7.46 Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle

Buehan ; Fraserburgh

25.7.46, Aberdeen

12.9.46 Inverness ; H.M.S.

' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort A t sea

80.11.45 ; Berwick, Hull, Feb. '46 Carlisle

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster

Castle 7.5.47 ; Newgate

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Transported April 1747


Transported Antigua 8.5.47

Discharged 13.9-46

Transported 21.3.47

Discharged


50 Anderson,Thomas Cromarty's Inverness Transported July 1746; 31.3.47

' Pamela,' Tilbury

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Bellie, Spey-side

Speyside

Ross-shire 25


Farmer. ' Confesses that he was with the rebel army, but was forced thereto by Lord Ogilvie's men.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; P.R., 3261-3.

He was probably the merchant of Upper Dalachie, Banff, who is described as ' An Ensign and very active in circumveening men into the Rebel service.'—P.C., 24.

Tailor.—S.P.D., 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

Rathen, Buehan

Tailor. ' Confesses that he was a servant and attended some baggage belonging to the Rebels.' —S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Fraserburgh.

Banff 20 Servant to Mr. Forbes, Fochabers.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 : P.R., 3621-3.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Aberdeenshire 18 Gardener. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

Stirl: ing

Belmaduthie, Ross-shire

May have been the Stirling brewer who ' wore a white cockade and carried arms,' or Robert Anderson, y r of Whitburgh, one of the 'general quartermasters.'—S.P.D., 84, 7.5.47 ; P.C., 54 ; Woodhouselee, 77. His disposal is unknown.

Servant to John M'Kenzie of Belmaduthie. Farmer. He is said to have ' Forced out several persons into the rebel service.' This man submitted a memorial to the effect that he had never joined the Rebels or taken any part, but was arrested ' on the illwill of Neighbours,' viz. one Lewis Rae. He further says he was induced to sign the petition for mercy and transportation. This petition appears to have been of no avail.— S.P.D., 90-2, 87-122, 88-60 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

51 Anderson,Willi am Ogilvy's

52 Andrew, John Manchester

53 Andrew, William

54. Angus, George

55 Annand, Alexander

Lord Lewis Gordon's

Stonywood's

Stonywood's

56 Annand, James Duke of Perth's

57 Anthony, Alexander

58 Antonio, Don Benito

59 Arbuthnot, Sir John

Spanish Service

Captain, Lord John Drum-mond's

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster Castle

Inverness ; ' Alexander

& James ' Peterhead

5.6.46 ; Aberdeen

24.8.46 Aberdeen

22.4.46 ; Canongate, Carlisle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle Stirling

Castle 1.5.46

At sea in ' Prince Charles' *,

Berwick-on-Tweed

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, London


Transported 24.2.47


Discharged

Pardoned on condition of t r a n s p o r t a tion to America, February 1746

60 Arbuthnot, John Duke of Perth's Carlisle Transported • 30.12.45 ; 22.4.47

Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln Castle

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Angus

Lancashire


Captured at Culloden. No further reference to him.—Allardyce, ii. 614.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Disposal unknown.

Banff 51 S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal unknown.

Longside, Buchan

Aberdeen

— Tailor. ' Confesses that he was servant to one Mr. Ogilvie in the rebel army, but that he never bore arms.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

19 ' Butcher.'—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3126-3; J.R., Canongate ; Allardyce, i. 254.

Aberdeen

Chester

Spain

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88.

— Sailor. ' Soldier in Brigadier Chamley's; was taken at Fontenoy.'—J.R., Stirling.

— S.P.D., 94-255.

France

Aberdeen 63

Banker in Paris.—Albemarle, i. 318. ' French officer.' Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Sir John Arbuthnot was the son of Robert Arbuthnot and nephew of the celebrated Court physician Dr. John Arbuthnot, who was on the King's side at Killiecrankie and had to leave the country. He went to Rouen and became a merchant there and in Paris. His son John became a French Knight and was in the French army. Sir John was pardoned on condition of transportation.—P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Feb. 1746; Scots Peerage, i. 280.

Tailor. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 94-275,96-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME.

61 Archibald, John

REGIMENT.

62 Armstrong,Angus Ogilvy's

63 Armstrong, John —

64 Armstrong, Ogilvy's Thomas

PRISON CAREER.

10.2.46 ; Perth, Edinburgh Jail 1.4.46

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Carlisle ; Lancaster

Culloden ; Inverness April '46,

June '46 ' Jane of Alloway,'

Tilbury 65 Armstrong, Wil- ' Rebel Service ' 17.4.46

Culloden Ogilvy's Inverness

liam 66 Arsil, David

Released 16.7.47

Discharged

Hanged 28.4.46

67 Ashley, William

68 Aston, Andrew —

Atholl, Duke of. See Tullibardine, William Murray, Marquis'ofTulli-bardine

69 Auchinleck.David Elcho's Life Guards

70 Auchterlony, — Alexander

71 Auchterlony, — Robert

72 Auld, John Drummer, Kilmarnock's Horse

24.4.46 ; Dunfermline 24.4.46

30.12.45 ; Carlisle

Escaped 15.11.46

6.8.46 ; Dundee

Arbroath 22.7.46

24.2.46 ; Montrose

10.3.46, Stirling Stirling

23.4.26 ; Edinburgh, Carlisle

8.8.46

Discharged 16.3.47



Transported



— Sheriff Officer. ' On suspicion of treasonable practice.'—J.R., Edinburgh Tolbooth.

Nithsdale

Angus

24 Tailor, Edinburgh.—S.P.D., ther known about him.

— Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

86-18. Nothing fur-

— Captured at Culloden ; he turned King's Evidence against Nicholas Glascoe and others.—S.P.D., 84-2 ; Allardyce, ii. 419, 437, 611, etc.

Kincraig, Brechin

Bradford, Yorkshire

Deserter from Guise's Regt., taken at Culloden.— Cumberland Orders.

' Made prisoner on information and sent north.'— P.C., 152. Nothing further known about him— no reference to his being sent to London.

' Hardware man.'—J.R., Dunfermline.

Taken at capture of Carlisle-further reference to him.

-S.P.D., 79-26. No

Dundee

Arbroath

Montrose

Merchant. ' Vintner—served in the Life Guards from after Preston, and was at Falkirk &tc. '— P.C., 198 ; J.R., Dundee.

Writer. Taken on suspicion.—J.R., Arbroath.

— Merchant. On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Falkirk, 14 ' A boy of 14 ; confesses that he acted as a Stirlingshire drummer to Kilmarnock's Horse, but was forced

thereto by his stepfather.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

VOL. II.

Perth

NO. NAME.

73 Baggot, John

REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

Major, com- Culloden; manded Murray Inverness, of Broughton's London Hussars

74 Baggott or Bagot, Captain, Fitz-Mark or Matthew james' French

Service 75 Baggott or Bagot, Captain, Fitz-

Thomas james' French Service

76 Bagone, Henry Clare's French Service

77 Baillie, Alexander Captain, Lord John Drum-mond's French Service

Inverness; Discharged Marshalsea

Inverness; Discharged Marshalsea

78 Bailie or Billie, George

79 Baily, William Cromarty's

80 Bain, Donald Glengarry's

81 Bain or Bane, Cromarty's Duncan

8ii Bain, Duncan Glengarry's

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb. '46,

Hull ' Esperance '

25.11.45 ; Deal, H . M . Smack

' Caroline,' Greenwich

2.12.46, Marshalsea 10.3.46 ; Stirling, Stirling

Castle 8.8.46,

Carlisle Inverness ; ' Thane of

Fife," Tilbury Inverness ; Tilbury Inverness ; ' Liberty &

Property,' Medway 5.5.46 ; Inverness

Discharged

Pardoned on condition of perpetual banishment 2.7.47

Transported 21.3.47

Transported

Transported SI.3.47

Pardoned on condition of banishment 2.7.47

Elgin


— A Franco-Irishman. He commanded the body of Hussars, 50 strong, raised in Edinburgh, of which Murray of Broughton was titular colonel. This unit was later called Baggot's Hussars. A t Culloden he was wounded rather badly and was treated subsequently as a Prisoner of War.— Origins, 150.

— AMI. MSS., 29674-209 ; S.P.D., 93-30 ; Murray, 310 ; Baga, lxix. 175.

— Addl. MSS., 29674-209 ; S.P.D., 93-30 ; Murray, 310.

— S.P.D., 81-72.

— Captured at sea, 25th Nov. '45, on the way to Montrose, in the Esperance. — Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541. He was transferred to the custom house smack Caroline.—S.P.D., 81-29, 93-30, 81-70 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Dunde 44 Bonnet maker. ' Mounted guard as a captain in the rebel army.'—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Caith ness 30 S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal unknown.

Corimonie, _ ' Forced the day before the battle of Culloden.'— Glenurquhart Grants, 280, 495.

R o s s 30 ' Farmer in Glastollaigh.'—S.P.D., 86-55, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Auchtine, Glenurquhart

— Auchtine, Glenurquhart. Surrendered along with the Grants of Glenurquhart at Balmacaan. His disposal is not traceable.—Grants, 280, 494.

France

NO. NAME.

83 Bain or Banc, George

84 Bain or Banc,

Kenneth

85 Bain, John

86 Bain, John

87 Bain or Bean, William

REGIMENT.

Ogilvy's

Cromarty's

Glengarry's

Ogilvy's

Duke of Perth's

PRISON CAREER.

Carlisle 30.12.45 ;

York Castle Inverness ; Tilbury Port 31.3.47

Inverness Tilbury 30.12.45 ; Carlisle Carlisle

30.12.45 ; Chester

Castle

Transported

88 Baird or Beard, William

Sergeant Stirling 23.4.46 :

Carlisle 8.8.46

Reprieved and pardoned conditionally on enlistment

89 Baird, William Stony wood's Aberdeen: Carlisle

Transported 21.3.47

90 Bald, James Manchester

91 Balder, Donald ' French Picquets '

92 Balfour, James —

Carlisle : Lancaster Castle

Stirling Castle 16.12.46

Discharged


Transported

AGE, NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Ross-shire

Corimonie, Glenurquhart

Huntingtower

Glenleighurin, Perthshire

Falkirk

Aberdeen

Wigan

Labourer. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

24 Servant to Daniel M'Leod.—S.P.D., 86-18. At his trial was recommended to mercy.—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Grants, 280, 494.

Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

— Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D 79-26, 81-293. This man was one of those who appealed and stated that he had been forced to join the Prince's army.—S.P.D., 81-35. There is no further reference to him, and his disposal is unknown.

25 Collier. ' Coal hewer to Kilmarnock.'—P.C., 264 He was tried at Carlisle 19-26 Sept. '46 and sentenced to death, though he claimed that he had surrendered under Cumberland's order He was reprieved and ordered to be transported, but was pardoned on condition of enlisting.— Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R.. 3625, 21.7.48 ; Baga, lxix. 187.

— Silk dyer. ' Appeared with the first who attempted to proclaim the Pretender, and assisted in unloading the Spanish ship at Peterhead.'— P.C.,5. This man does not appear to have taken any prominent part in the Rising but was subpoenaed as a witness on behalf of the Revd. Mr. Lyon, who was executed at Penrith. When he arrived in Carlisle he was tried for high treason and sentenced to death, apparently in order to prevent him giving exculpatory evidence. Lyon was hanged in October 1746, but Baird was transported.—Lyon, i. 270; P.R., 3621-3 ; Origins, 148; Allardyce,!. 254.

21 Labourer. ' A papist.'—S.P.D., 91-84. Nothing more is known of his disposal.

' Deserted from the rebel service.'—J.R., Stirling.

— The only reference to this man is that he petitioned to be transported instead of being convicted.—-S.P.D., 159-190.

Aberdeenshire 25

NO. NAME.

93 Ball, Thomas

REGIMENT.

Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 ; Carlisle

94 Ballantinc, John Piper, Lord Geo. Carlisle Murray's 30.12.45 ;

York

Acquitted and released Oct. 1746

95 Bailey, Louis French Service

96 Balmerino, Lord Arthur Elphin-stone

Colonel, Life Guards

At sea ; Berwick

Feb. '40, Hull 16.4.46 ; Culloden

16.4.46, Inverness, London

(Tower)

Discharged

Executed I8.8.4G

97 Balnevis, James

98 Bane or Bayne, Edmund

99 Bannerman, John Lord Nairn's

Inverness ; ' James &

Mary,' Medway Carlisle Acquitted

19-9-46 Inverness ; — ' Wallsgrave,'

Tilbury 100 BaptisteorBatice, Berwick's French At sea; Discharged

J e a n Service Berwick-on-Tweed


Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to his disposal.

Taken at surrender of Carlisle. When tried at York on 2nd Oct. '46 he showed that he had been forced out, and was acquitted.—S.P.D., 81-88 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 485.

S.P.D., 81-72.

— 57 As the Hon. Arthur Elphinstone, son of the fourth Lord Balmerino, he entered the Army and served in Shannon's Foot. He was engaged at the battle of Sheriffmuir under the Duke of Argyll. After the battle he resigned his commission; joined the Jacobites in Jan. 1716 at Perth. At the end of the campaign he escaped abroad and entered the French service. His father, without reference to him, got him a free pardon, but he would not accept it without the permission of the Chevalier. He returned to Scotland after 18 years' exile. When the Prince came to Edinburgh he joined him and was appointed Colonel of the Life Guards. In the following January 1746 he succeeded his brother as sixth Lord Balmerino. He surrendered after the battle of Culloden and was taken to London and tried on 28th July 1746 for high treason. He was sentenced to be hanged, along with Kilmarnock, but the sentence was altered to decapitation. This was carried out on 18th August 1746.—Scots Peerage, i. 571 ; Lyon, i. 32, 54.

" e r th 58 Servant to Drummond of Broich. ' Only on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 86-55. Does not appear in the transportation lists. May have died.

Englishman — Was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. '46 and acquitted. —Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16.

Athol 20 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May have died at Tilbury.


Lancashire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

101 Barber, Daniel —

102 Barclay, David —

103 Barclay, George Ogilvy's or Gilbert

104 Barclay, William Grant's

PRISON CAREER.

Culloden 16.4.46;

Inverness 10.3.46 ; Stirling, Edinburgh

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Chester

Castle, York Castle


Castle, York Castle

Discharged 4.3.47

Reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment in Boscawen's Force

Conditional pardon on enlistment, July 1748

105 Barn, James ' A French offi- 1.2.46 ; cer,' ' French Stirling service' 13.2.46

106 Barnaghy or Glenbucket's Lc i th ; Bannghy or Ben- 30.12.45 nagah, John Carlisle,

Chester Castle,

York Castle 107 BarnavalorBarn- Lieutenant, 23.4.46; Pardoned on

well, Basil French Royal ' Prince condition of Scots Charles' perpetual

(late * Ilaz- banishment ard ') ,H.M.S. 2.7.47 ' Sheerness,'

Berwick 108 Barnavall Lieutenant, 21.2.46; Pardoned on

Fitzjames' ' Charite,' condition of London perpetual

banishment 2.7.47

Discharged

Died in prison Jan.1749


— As his name does not appear again he probably died.

— Brewer. Is reported to have ' hoisted a white flag on the shore at Arbroath and apprehended one of the Hazard sloop's crew making his escape, and caused him be severely whiped.'—P.C., 154.

16 A volunteer in Ogilvy's regiment. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Pleaded guilty when tried 2nd Oct. 1746 ; was sentenced to death, but reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment in Boscawen's Force. —S.P.D., 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 483 ; Patent Roll, .3625, 22.7.1748 ; P.C., 200.

— Cabinetmaker. Taken at fall of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 81-293. He was sentenced to death at York on 2nd Oct. '46, but reprieved on 1st Nov. 1746. In July 1748 he and 72 others were pardoned ' on condition of their enlisting themselves into His Majesty's service to go abroad.' This he apparently did.—Macbeth Forbes, 58 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42 : Patent Roll, 3625, 22.7.48. He gave evidence against many prisoners.—Allardyce, ii. passim.

— This man was probably sent to Berwick before being exchanged as a prisoner of war.—J.R., Leith.

16 Labourer. Was captured at the fall o f Carlisle. He pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. '46 ; was sentenced to death, but reprieved and ordered to be transported ; but he died.-—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293, 88-42. 107-74 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3625-14.

— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147; S.P.D., 94-255; P.R., 3622-3 2.

— Taken at sea, 21.2/46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96 ; PH., 3622-12 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

NO. NAME,

109 Barnavals or Barnwell, Edward

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Berwick's

110 Barnavall, George Lieutenant, Berwick's

PRISON

CAREER.

24.8.46 ; ' Prince

Charles ' ( la te ' Hazard ' ) ,H.M.S ' Sheerness,'

Berwick ' Louis X V '

28.11.45; Edinburgh

Castle 26,12.45,

Berwick Feb. '46,

Hull

111 Barnaval or Barn- French Service Marshalsea well, John

112 Barnavals or Barn- Lieutenant, 24.3.46; well, William Berwick's ' Prince

Charles 1

(late ' Hazard ' ) ,H.M.S * Sheerness,'

Berwick


113 Bameval, Robert French Service

114 Barnett, George

115 Barron, William

116 Barrow, Thomas

117 Barry, David

Berwick's French Service


At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb . '46,

Hull

Morpeth 18.7.46 ;

Carlisle At sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb '46, Hull

Pardoned on condition of perpetual banishment 2.7.47.

Pardoned conditionally on going abroad permanently 20.10.48

Discharged

Discharged


— Taken at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541, 590; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73 ; P.R., 3622-12.

— S.P.D., 93-30.

— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147 ; S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; P.R., 3622-12.

P.R., 3623-28. This is the only reference to this man that has been discovered.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Warrant for his apprehension.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 15.7.46.

S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 87-73.

HOME OR ORIGIN. A G E - NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— — Scots Mag., March 1746, 147 ; S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; P.R., 3622-12.

PRISON ULTIMATE CAREER. DISPOSAL. NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

118 Barry, John — London Discharged

119 Barry, Lewis Bulkeley's At sea — French Service 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Hull

120 Barry, Peter, Dr. — 20 July 1746; Discharged London 1717 (Newgate) 17.8.46,

Tower of London Jan.1747

121 Barry, Richard Bulkeley's A t s ea ; Discharged French Service Berwick

Feb. '40, Hull

122 Barthlow, Gilbert Duke of Perth's 30.12.45; — Carlisle

123 Bartlett, John Manchester Carlisle; Pardoned on Chester enlistment

Castle, 22.7.48 York

124 Barton, Lewis Manchester 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster

Castle

Transported 21.7.48

125 Barton, Thomas Manchester 30.7.40 ; Morpeth, Carlisle.

Acquitted 19-9.40


He was a witness. Was in the custody of Carring-ton the messenger in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43.

S.P.D., 81-73.

Physician. Dr. Barry was a well-known London Jacobite who was concerned in the negotiations before the Rising. He was apparently one of the many Jacobites whose arrest was due to evidence given by Murray of Broughton. All his papers were seized. He was put in Newgate Prison, and later in the Tower. His name appears among those excepted from the Act of Pardon of June 1747.—Scots Mag., 1747, 259. Being very ill he was sent, in charge of a messenger, into the country, on 15th Aug. 1747, on bail. His subsequent history is doubtful, but he was released.—Murray, 453, 454, 469, 471 ; Scots Mag., Aug. 1746, 343, 396 ; Aug. 1747,402; Origins, 62 ; S.P.D., 93-28.

S.P.D., 81-72.

Taken at surrender of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him appears.

Cordwainer. — S.P.D., 81-293, 88-42. Pleaded guilty at his trial 8th Oct., and was sentenced to death, but reprieved and pardoned conditionally on enlistment.—Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 483, 543; P.R., 3625-21 ; S.P.D., 109-14, 100-65.

Taken at capture of Carlisle. Tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. '46, but recommended to mercy by a jury.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76, 88-16, 107-74 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3625-14.

Yeoman. Captured at Morpeth, 30th July '46. He was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. '46. He was charged with ' having carried letters from the rebels to the magistrates of Carlisle requiring the town to be surrendered.' The letters were not produced, and the judges refused to accept parole evidence. Consequently he was acquitted.— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84,"30.7.46 ; Baga, lxix. 181.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

126 Bateman, Kath- Keppoch's

erine

127 Batree, Henry Ogilvy's

128 Baxter, David Duke of Perth's

129 Baxter, George —

130 Bay, John —

131 Bayer, Allan Commissary General

132 Baylston, Andrew —

133 Beane, Benjamin Cromarty's

134 Bean or Bane, Duncan

135 Bean, George

136 Beane, John

137 Beane, Kenneth Cromarty's

138 Beane, Robert Bannerman's

139 Beane, William M'Intosh

140 Bean or Bonn, Ogilvy's William

PRISON CAREER.

Carlisle ; Chester

Castle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle Sept. 1746 : ' Pamela,' Tilbury Aberdeen

Lancaster Castle

Inverness ; ' Dolphin,' Tilbury Stirling

Castle

Inverness ; ' Thane of

Fife,* Tilbury Inverness ; Tilbury York Castle

Transported 20.3.47

Released on bail 3.5.46

Discharged

Transported 20.3.47



Fife,' Tilbury Inverness June '46 ;

' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury Inverness ; ' Thane of

F i f e ' 22.5.46 ; Forfar

28.5.46, Montrose

Transported 20.3.47

Released 21.7.46

Released

AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES

— S.P.D., 81-293.

Dundee

Cupar, Fife

Mid Ards

Dundee

Caithness

— Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him. He may have died.

— Weaver in Murray of Niviland's factory in Crieff.— S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60 ; Entry Book, 84.

— Produced evidence of being forced out when ill.— Allardyce, i. 237.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. There is no other reference to him.

— Servant to Henry Patullo.—S.P.D., 84-2. There is no other reference to him. He may have.died.

— The Jail return gives the account of the doctor ' to cureing him of a fever ' 2s., 28.4.46.—J.R., Stirling.

30 S.P.D., 84-2o. Nothing more is known about his disposal. May have died.

Caithness

— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

22 S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal not traced. May have died.

Cromi irty — S.P.D., 84-2 ; Entry Book, 84

Mearns

Inverness-shire 30 S.P.D., 84-2. Remarks as above

22 S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal not known. May have died.

Forfar — Mason. It was stated that ' He was hired by the County,' and he was released.—Mackintosh, 13; P.C., 200.

Belfast

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

141 Beaton, Angus Cromarty's

142 Beaton, Donald

143 Beaton or Beating, Sergeant, Duke John of Perth's

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness ; ' Liberty &

Property,' Medway, ' Alexander

& James,' Tilbury Fort Aug. 1746; Tirec, 4.2.47

Glasgow

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle

Discharged 15.7.47

Reprieved and ordered to be transported

144 Beattie, Alex, or Ogilvy's

Andrew

145 Beckett, Thomas French Service

146 Been [sic], Peter Roy Stuart's

147 Begg, James Ogilvy's

148 Bell, David Drummer, Bal-merino's Life Guards

17.7.46 ; Montrose

At sea ; Berwick 30.12.45 ; Carlisle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle Cardross

4.5.46 ; Stirling Castle,

London

F,scaped 24.10.46

Died in prison 1746

Discharged

149 Bell, Peter Life Guards

150 Bell, William Manchester 30.12.45; Transported Carlisle, Antigua York Castle 8.5.47

151 Bellie, George — 12.3.46; Released under Stirling General Par

don, 1747

Transported 31.3.47

HOME OR ORIGIN. A G E - NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Caithness 48 Miller to Laird of Ardglogh, Little Laids.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; Entry Book, 84.

Tiree

Inverness

Montrose

Aberdi een

Longforgan, Dundee

Aberd een

Glasgow

Berwickshire 46

' Was with ye rebels 2 or 3 days and knows not the Regt. ' When examined he was found to be one of a group of men who denied being concerned in the Rising and who were guilty of habitual stealing.—S.P.D., 90-65 ; J.R., Glasgow.

Deserter. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. He pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death, but was reprieved. He stated that he had been tried for desertion at Carlisle and condemned, but pardoned by the Duke of Cumberland. He appealed for release in February 1751 as he had not been transported.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 112-25, 116-22.

Ropemaker. ' Carried arms at Inverury & Falkirk and went north with the rebels.'—P.C., 156; J.R., Montrose.

S.P.D., 85-185.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him. Fate unknown.

Cooper. ' Taken in actual rebellion ' at the surrender of Carlisle—S.P.D., 81-88. Remarks as above.

Weaver. ' Pressed to be a drum with the rebels when at Edinburgh.'—J.R., Stirling. He was sent to London, where he turned King's evidence. He was in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43; Allardyce, ii. 402.

' Joined in the Rebel Life Guards at Glasgow on their retreat, influenced by his mother.'—P.C., 274.

Bookseller. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 91-77; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

' Having been in the rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling.

VOL. II.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

152 Bendleton, John Manchester

153 Berry, John

154 Bert, Jacob

155 Berwick or Bers-wick, John


Lieutenant, Manchester

PRISON CAREER.


Castle Chester

Castle ; London

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb. '46,

Hull 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, London

(Southwark)

Discharged

Discharged

Hanged 30.7.46, Ken-nington Common

156 Betagh, William Major, Fitz-james' Horse

157 Betts, John Ensign, Manchester

158 Beverlie, John Stonywood's

159 Bibby, Henry Manchester

160 Bigg, James

161 Binnievis, James

162 Binning, William

Lord Lewis Gordon's

' Bourbon' ; Berwick, London

(Marshalsea)

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, London, Clerkenwell

Prison Inverness


Castle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lincoln

Castle ' Margaret

& Mary ' ; Tilbury 2.2.46"; Bristo 5.2.46, Edinburgh

Tolbooth


Escaped July 1746

Transported 21.3.47


Died in captivity


Manchester

Lancashire

Aberdeen

Wigan

Newark

Perthshire

Newbottle, Midlothian


— S.P.D., 81-76. He does not appear to have been transported. May have died.

—• Servant to Mr. Vaughan. ' He was a soldier in Col. Murray's, taken at Prestonpans.'—S.P.D., 81-293. He gave evidence against several prisoners.—Allardyce, ii. 449.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— A linen-draper. Was known in the Prince's army as ' the duke.'—Lyon, i. 29. Was captured at the surrender of Carlisle.—S.PJ)., 79-26. Tried and sentenced to death 16th July 1746.—Scots Mag., July '46, 324 ; Allardyce, ii. 446 ; Eger-ton, 2000-29 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

— Taken at sea, 21.2.46. He appealed for release in February 1748.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 9 6 ; S.P.D., 106-27.

•— Taken at capture of Carlisle. He appears to have escaped before or during his trial (vide John Holker).—S.P.D., 79-26 ; Scots Mag., July '46, 319 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

— Captured at Culloden.—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3 ; Allardyce, ii. 612.

22 Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.


54 Doctor. On suspicion— S.P.D., 84-2. His name does not appear in the transportation lists, and he may have died at Tilbury.

— Labourer. Carrying baggage.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Hereford

NO.

163 Birmingham, Thomas

164 Bisset, George

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Clare's French Service

PRISON CAREER.

24.3.46 ; ' Prince

Charles ' (late ' Hazard'),H.M.S ' Sheerness,'

Berwick, London Inverness : ' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort

165 Bisset, Robert Lord Kilmar- 2.5.46; nock's Troop Perth

10.8.46, Canongate, Carlisle

166 Bissett or Vissett, Lord Cromarty's Inverness; William ' Wallsgrave,'

Tilbury Fort 167 Black, Andrew — Alyth, July

1746 ; 4.8.46 Perth, 10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle

168 Black, James

169 Black, James

170 Blackie, Charles Kilmarnock's Horse Grenadiers

Canongate Transported 8.8.46; 21.3.47

Carlisle Perth 6.2.46 Discharged on

bail 8.5.46

Campbel- Liberated town 2.6.46; . 5.8.47

Dumbarton 7.7.46

Pardoned on condition of perpetual banishment

. 2.7.47

A G E - NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147 ; S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Stonehaven, Dunnottar

Leith

39 'Mariner. Was singularly active in piloting in the French ship to Stonehaven, and was gunner at deforcing His Majesty's ships.' This probably refers to the landing of Lord John Drummond's French troops on 22nd November 1745. He does not appear to have been transported, and may have died.—P.C., 156 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18.

— May have been the Leith brickmaker who 'joined the rebels at Dalkeith and carried arms ' and was in Leith Prison.—P.C., 246. Nothing more is known about him.

Balniaduthie, Ross

30 Farmer.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. known about his disposal.

A ) y th , Angus _

18

Nothing more is

' Ground officer to Lord Airlie ' (Jail return). On suspicion. It was stated that he ' uplifted thp Cess for the rebels, and was active in forcing out men to the rebellion.'—P.C., 198. ' Was seen with a party of the rebels extorting money and threatening to plunder if they refused. William Anderson says that he took the witness prisoner until he paid two guineas and 22 shillings and sixpence for the Rebel service, and that he was very cruel.' His fate is unknown. 22nd November 1746.—S.P.D., 89-272.

Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Edinb urgh _

Campbeltown, Argyllshire

On suspicion. Servant to James Stewart of Good-trees. Arrested by order of Lord Albemarle. No evidence againsthim.—Addl.MSS.,24900-30.

Sailor. ' Joined the rebels at Edinburgh and continued with them till disperst.'—P.C., 290 ; J.R., Dumbarton.

NO. NAME.

171 Blair, Lewis

172 Blair, Thomas

REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

29-4.46; Dundee

29.4.46, Dundee 9.5.46; Stirling

Castle, Carlisle

Transported 21.3.47

173 Bleau, Blan or Blaw or Blon, Charles

Lord .John Drummond's

174 Bleau or Blaw or Blair of Castle Hill, John (sometimes styled George)

25.2.46 ; Perth

12.5.46, Stirling

20.8.46-7, Edinburgh

Castle

5.6.45 ; Canongate

5.6.45, Edinburgh

Tolbooth 18.6.45,

Sent to London,

Newgate Prison

Discharged

Beleased 28.2.1747-8 on bail

175 Blonden.John Clare's French At sea Discharged Service 28.11.45;

Berwick Feb. '46,

Hull

Discharged 12.8.46

AGE.

Falconer. Dundee.


' On suspicion of treason.'—J.R.,

Gartmore

Castlehill, Culross

Castlehill, Culross

— Feuarin Gartmore. When taken prisoner he was found to have been shot through the arm.—J.R., Stirling. He was not brought to trial in Sept. '46 as he was ' in hopes of being discharged for want of evidence.'—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439. His name however is in the transportation list.— P.R., 3621-3 ; Baga, lxix. 187; Albemarle, ii. 400.

— ' 2nd son to Castle Hill.' His father John had been apprehended in June 1745 and imprisoned in England.—P. C, 146. Charles Blaw landed from France with Lord John Drummond's force at Montrose in the autumn of 1745 and joined the Prince in Stirling. He took part in the battle of Falkirk. He was shown as ' a French prisoner ' in the Jail return of Edinburgh.

53 Along with Sir Hector Maclean he was apprehended in Edinburgh by George Durie of Grange on 5th June '45 on suspicion of intention to raise the Highlands. He was put in Edinburgh Tolbooth on information by George Durie of Grange, by order of the Lord Advocate, and was thence taken to London on 18th June. The reason for his apprehension was no doubt the fact that early in 1745 he had been sent over to France by the Duke of Perth to inform the Prince of the state of affairs in Scotland. When he got to London he was placed in irons in Newgate, and he remained without trial in prison for one and a half years, when he was released on bail on 28th Feb. 1747. He was in London until 18th November and then returned to Scotland. His later life ended in a tragedy. On 4th Sept. 1767 he murdered one William Cairns, was tried and hanged, probably on 30th Oct., at Stirling.—Lyon, iii. 166, 180; Johnston, i. 3 0 ; Murray, 126.

— S.P.D., 81-72.

Edinburgh

176 Blood or Blyde, Andrew

177 Blyth or Bligh, William

178 Bodin, Charles

179 Boes, Joseph

REGIMENT.

Captain, Manchester

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Southwark

(London)

Pilot,French Ser- Captured by vice in ' Prince H.M.S. Charles ' ' Milford ' ;

Berwick

Officer, Artillery, 17.4.46 ; French Service Inverness

Lord John Drummond's

180 Boes, William French Service, ' Ruthe's Regiment '

181 Bold, Thomas

182 Bolton, Andrew

Manchester Regt.

183 Bolton, Thomas Manchester

184 Bonar or Bonner, French Service William

185 Boncoeur,Jacques Berwick's French Service

186 Bone, Joseph French Service

June '46 ; Moidart 4.2.47,

Glasgow 4.3.47,

Edinburgh

June '46 ; Moidart 4.2.47,

Glasgow 4.8.47,

Edinburgh


Inverness A u g . 1 7 4 6 ;

' Pamela,' Tilbury 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster

Castle ' S o l e i l ' ; Marshalsea Berwick-on-

Tweed ' Solei l ' 25.11.45;

London (Marshalsea)

Discharged

Discharged 4.3.47

Discharged 4.3.47


Died in ' Pamela ' A u g . 1746

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Executed 30.7.1746, Kennington Common

Discharged

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Yorkshire

Montrose

France

Westrneath, Ireland

Westrneath, Ireland

Wigan

Warrington

France

France

France

A G E . NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Tried on 18th July and pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., July '46, 324; Allardyce, ii. 443 ; Egerton, 2000-37.

— S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255. A petition on his behalf was sent on 15th Feb. 1747 by one G. Talbot, in French, saying he had been forced on board a ship as pilot ' a peine d'Execution militaire.'— S.P.D., 94-66.

— Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

— ' In the French Picquets. Deserted from the rebels a few days before the battle of Culloden, and surrendered to Col. Campbell in June 1746.' Deserted in Edinburgh on way to Berwick.— S.P.D., 89-272; J.R., Glasgow; J.R., Edinburgh ; S.P., Scotland, ii. 35-47.

— ' In the French Picquets. Deserted a few days before the battle of Culloden and surrendered to Col. Campbell in June 1746.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Glasgow; J.R., Edinburgh. Deserted in Edinburgh on way to Berwick.—S.P., Scotland, ii. 35-47.

21 Labourer.—T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R-, 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 86-107.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-76, 9-26. No further reference to him.

S.P.D., 93-30.

S.P.D., 94-255.

Taken at sea in the Soleil privateer.—S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

187 Booth, William French Service

188 Borner, Jacob Berwick's French Service

189 Boston, George —

190 Boston, Thomas Pitsligo's Horse

PRISON CAREER.

191 Bould, Thomas

192 Boulion, Joseph French Officer

193 Boure, John Duke of Perth's

194 Bourgogne, Pierre Lally's French

Service

195 Bour l [«c ] , Allan —

196 Bourne, John Ogilvy's

197 Bouston, George Manchester

198 Boutchart or Ogilvy's Butcher, David

Berwick-on-Tweed

30.12.45 ; Carlisle

30.12.45 ; Carlisle

Lancaster Castle

Inverness ; London

(Marshalsea) 25.2.46 ; Perth

10.8.46, Canongate, Carlisle

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Marshalsea


Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

—• Discharged

30.12.45 ; — Carlisle, Chester

Castle

Lancaster — Castle

1.5.46 ; Released under Surrendered General Par-

1.5.46, don, 1747 Arbroath

199 Bow, James Inverness

Pardoned conditionally on permanent banishment 3.7.47

Discharged


— P.R., 3622-12.

France

Presto

— S.P.D., 94-255.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle. No further reference to him.—S.P.D., 81-76.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

France

' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

S.P.D., 89-272.

Culross Tailor. There is no further reference to his disposal.—J.R., Perth ; J.R., Canongate.

France Taken at fall o f Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 93-30.

Huntingtower, Perth

S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Cordwainer. Taken at capture of town.—S.P.D., 81-293. There is no further reference to him.

Pitschellie, Barry

' Taken in actual rebellion.'-—S.P.D., 81-76. There is no further reference to him.

Common man. He was a ploughman, and is said to have ' carried arms at Falkirk and Stirling siege.'—P.C., 198 ; J.R., Arbroath.

— S.P.D., 89-272. There is no further reference to him.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

200 Bowar,of Meathie, Lieut. Ogilvy's Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

1746; Kingoldrum

1746, Dundee, Perth

201 Bower or Bowyer, — Inverness ; Transported Francis * Tilbury 20.3.47

202 Bower, John — Pathfoot Transported 1.5.46; 20.3.47

Stirling Castle

203 Bowie or Bovey, Ogilvy's London Discharged Allan " (South wark)

204 Bowie, James

205 Bowie, James

206 Bowie or Bouie, John

207 Boy, George

June '46 ; Glenlivet, Aberdeen

10.8.46, Canongate

Discharged 10.3.47

28.1.46 ; Edinburgh

Tolbooth Carlisle

Discharged 3.2.46


York Castle Transported Antigua 8.5.47

Died 1740

Morar


— A Catholic by religion, he was abroad when the news of the Prince's landing in Scotland reached him. He returned home at once, raised his tenants and joined Ogilvy's regiment as a Lieutenant. After the operations he returned home, and was in hiding. On one occasion, when dining in his house, he was captured by a party of Dragoons, and taken to Perth. His wife went to Stirling Castle to intercede for him, and the Duke of Cumberland consented to spare his life if he would leave the country and never return. He gave her passes for him and the family. On her return to Perth she found that he had died in prison in consequence of his wounds received by him when he was taken prisoner. She fell dead when she saw him.— P.C., 200 ; Mackintosh, 69.

63 ' A papist teacher of children.'—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84; Albemarle, i. 70 ; S.P.D., 88-60; P.R., 3621-3.

Glasgow Tailor.—P.R., 3621-3.

Dundee

Banffshire

' Servant to Patullo.' ' Carried arms as a volunteer.'—Mackintosh, 14 ; P.C., 198. He gave evidence against Adam Hay at his trial.— Allardyce, ii. 408.

Labourer. ' Forced out.'—J.R., Canongate. He may have been the James Bowie who ' deserted from the rebel Army which he had joined.'— P.C., 100; or alternatively the man of that name who lived in Banff, a maltster, who is said to have ' assisted in plundering the Earl of Findlater's house.'—• P.C., 24.

Carrier. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Aberdeen 14 Servant. ' Nut brown and lively.'—T.B.P., 327-109 ; P-R., 3621-3.

— 'Takenin actualrebellion.'—S.P.D.,81-88; T.B.P., 327-109.

Meathie,Inver-arity, Forfar

NO.

208 Boy or Boway or Bowie, Robert

209 Boyd, George

210 Boyer, Alexander

211 Boystone, Henry

212 Braden, Joseph

213 Bradley, Peter

214 Bradshaw, James

REGIMENT.

Lord Lewis Gordon's

Lord Kilmarnock's Life Guards

PRISON CAREER.


Castle Carlisle ; York

— Inverness A u g . 1746 ;

Tilbury Fort — 1.2.46;

Stirling 7.2.46,

Stirling French Artillery 30.12.45 ;

Carlisle, Chester

Duke of Perth's Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle Elcho's Troop of 16.4.46;

Life Guards Culloden, Inverness, London

(Southwark)

Reprieved and pardoned conditionally on enlistment 22.7.48


Discharged

Transported 21.2.47

Executed 28th Nov. 1746, Kennington Common

215 Bradshaw, William Ensign, Manchester

216 Brady, Michael Sergeant, Manchester

30.12.45 ; — Carlisle, Stafford; Executed York Castle 8.11.46

217 Brady, William Glenbucket's 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Chester

Castle

Transported 21.2.47


Strathbogie — Servant. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Callander House, Linlithgow

Avrshire

Servant of Lord Kilmarnock for many years. Pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death. He was reprieved conditionally on enlisting in Boscawen's Force.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Servant in Dundee.-—S.P.D., 86-18 There is no further reference to him.

Staffordshire — Tailor.—J.R., Stirling.

Philips ville, Flanders

Monaghan, Ireland

Manchester

Lancashire

Irish

Raffen ' [Rathven], Banff

— Merchant. 81-293.

Taken at capture of town.—S.P.D.,

30 Weaver.—S.P.D., Papers, 276.

91-84; P.R., 3621-3; Fraser

' Gentleman, otherwise Warehouseman, otherwise Chapman.' In business in the check trade. Joined the Prince 29th Nov. 1745, and was first appointed Captain of the Manchester Regt., and thence, after a quarrel with Col. Townley, was transferred to the Prince's Life Guards. He was taken prisoner after Culloden and suffered much from brutal ill-treatment, especially in the ship Jane of Leith which took many prisoners to London. He pleaded not guilty. Sentenced to death, July 1746.—Lyon, i. 48 ; Scots Mag., April 1746,186; July 1746, 323; Nov. 1746, 528; Allardyce, ii. 473 ; Egerton, 2000-54.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. There is no further reference to him.

He deserted the regiment when it returned from Derby to Manchester. He was convicted at York 2nd Oct. 1746, and sentenced to death.— Scots Mag., 1746, 543 ; S.P.D., 81-86.

Labourer.—S.P.D., 81-293. There is no further reference to him.

NO. NAME.

218 Braithwaite, James

219 Brand, James

REGIMENT.

Manchester

Major, Baggot's Hussars

PRISON CAREER.

Carlisle; Newcastle

17.3.46 ; Edinburgh

Castle 8.8.46,

Carlisle

Executed 18th October 1746, Carlisle

220 Brand, Robert

221 Brander, James

24.2.46 ; Montrose

10.3.46, Stirling Inverness June 1746 ;

' Thane of Fife,'

Tilbury Fort

Released under General don,1747

Par-

Died at sea, ' Thane of Fife,' Sept. 1746

222 Brayne, Edmond

223 Brebner, George

Manchester

' Marr Regt . ' i.e. Glenbucket's

224 Bremner, Walter Glenbucket's

225 Brenan, Edward

226 Brenan, William

227 Breres, Robert

Clare's French Service

Captain, Fitz-james' Horse

30.12.45 ; — Carlisle 20.10.46 ; Released under Towie General Par-

28.10.46, don, 1747 Aberdeen 30.12.45 ; — Carlisle, Chester

Castle At sea Discharged

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb. '46, Hull 28.4.46; Discharged Saltcoats 23.11.47

28.4.46, Irvine, 6.3.47 Berwick

Lancaster; — Chester

Castle

Acquitted

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Penrith, Cumberland

Canongate, Edinburgh

Montrose


Saddler. Was tried at Carlisle and acquitted.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16; Baga, lxix. 181.

Watchmaker. Son of Alex. Brand, watchmaker, Edinburgh. He ' Commanded a party of rebel hussars & assisted in levying the Cess at Selkirk.' A t his trial on 9th September 1746 he asked to be transported in lieu of the death penalty, but this was refused.—Macbeth Forbes, 53 ; S.P.D., 80-48, 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 181 ; Albemarle, ii. 418.

Merchant. ' On suspicion of assisting the rebels.' —J.R., Stirling.

Condlach, Banff

Lancashire

Glenbucket

Blacksmith, Elgin.—S.P.D., 86-18. He was taken prisoner after Culloden and was sent to London in a ship Thane of Fife, which lay off Tilbury. In a letter from a fellow prisoner, William Jack, dated Tilbury, 17th March 1747, it is stated that he had died ' seven months ago.'—Lyon, iii. 15 ; S.P.D., 84-2.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

Labourer.—J.R., Aberdeen.

Gibstown, Aberdeen

Pedlar. Taken at surrender of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-293. There is no further reference to him.

France — S.P.D., 81-72.

London and Paris

— Merchant.—S.P.D. ii. 35-47.

81-72; JH., Irvine; S.P.S.,

Ellel, Lancaster

VOL. II.

Joiner. ' Was imprisoned in Lancaster for enlisting men for the Pretender,' and thence sent to Chester to await trial.—S.P.D., 81-293. There is no record of his disposal.

D

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

228 Brett, Richard —

229 Brewer, George Manchester

230 Brice, John —

231 Brindle, Matthew Manchester

232 Brinou, Pierre Clare's French Service

233 BriscareorBris- Clare's French coe , Matthew Service

234 Briscon(?Briscoe), — Robert

235 Brittough or Brit- Ensign, Man-ter or Bratter, chester William

PRISON CAREER.

Chester Castle

York Castle

Carlisle


Castle At sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb . '46, Hull A t sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb. '46, Hull Lancaster

Castle London

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Released 29.7.47

Transported

Discharged

Discharged

Transported 21st Julv '48.

236 Broady (? Brodie), — John

237 Broaver, Walter Lord Lewis Gordon's

238 Brodie, Alexander Lord Lewis Gordon's

24.12.45 ; Dumbarton 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, 4.1.46 Newcastle

Carlisle

Liberated 2.2.40

Acquitted

239 Brodie, John

240 Bromley, Anne Perth's

241 Brousdoun, John Interpreter,

Canongate ; Transported Carlisle 21.3.47 Carlisle ; Chester

Castle 30.12.45

French Service Carlisle

Discharged

Discharged

Lancashire


— On suspicion.—Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.' — S.P.D., 81-88. Nothing is known of his disposal.


— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-76. Nothing more is known about him


France S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Manchester —

Aberdeenshire

' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76.

Lawyer's clerk; son of an Exciseman. Tried at Southwark; convicted, but reprieved. Was one of a party of prisoners who assaulted the prison staff.—S.P.ZX, 103-44, 107-74 ; P.R., 3625-14 ; Allardyce, ii. 435 ; Egerton, 2000-30 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

J.R., Dumbarton Castle.

Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to his disposal.

Newcastle

20

Taken at capture of Carlisle 30th Dec . 1745. Tried 19th Sept. 1746, and acquitted.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 80-48, 88-16; Baga, lxix. 179.

Servant.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 81-293,

Flanders — Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26

NO. NAME.

242 Brounhills or Brownhills, Thomas

REGIMENT.

Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lincoln Castle

243 Brown or Browne, Ignatius Michael

Captain, Lally's Regt., French Service

Prince Charles ' (late ' Hazard ' ) , 24th March '46 ;

Tongue 24.3.46,

H.M.S . ' Sheerness,'

Berwick, London


244 Brown, Andrew —

245 Brown, Benjamin —

246 Brown, Francis Manchester

247 Brown, George Groom to the Prince

248 Brown, James Ogilvy's

249 Brown, James —

21.5.46; Transported Aberbrothok, Dundee

13.8.46, Canongate, Carlisle 10.7.46; Liberated Musselburgh 26.7.46 30.12.45 ; Transported Carlisle, Antigua Lancaster 8.5.47

Castle Stirling Released under

General Pardon, 1747

19.2.46; Discharged Dundee 12.8.46

19-2.46, Dundee 9.6.46 ; Liberated Forfar 5.9.46

19-6.46, Montrose



22 Labouring servant. ' Bore arms and went into England with the rebels and there made prisoner.' Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 91-84 ; P.C., 200 ; T.B.P.. 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

— A French Irishman, Chevalier de St. Louis, of Laity's Regiment, who came over with the French envoy in Oct. 1745, and was appointed Colonel by the Prince. He was left in Carlisle when the Jacobite army retired north, but managed to escape at the surrender, and rejoined the Prince. After the battle of Falkirk he was sent to France to inform Louis X V . of the victory. He returned in command of some fresh French troops to Scotland, in March 1746, in the Hazard, later known as Prince Charles, which was driven ashore at Tongue by four warships, with its passengers and crew; was taken prisoner by Lord Reay and his militia and sent to London as a French prisoner of war.— Origins, 192 ; S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 147, 183 ; P.R., 3622-12.

40 On suspicion. Farmer.—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3.

—• Servant to Geo. Smart.—J.R., Musselburgh.

27 Husbandman. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Labourer. ' All the witnesses concur in saying he wore livery of the Pretender's son's grooms and acted as such.' 22.11.46.—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Stirling.

— Tailor. ' Drank the Pretender's health and confusion to His Majesty, King George.'—P.C., 198 ; J.R., Dundee.

— Bailie in Forfar.—J.R., Montrose.

NO. NAME.

250 Brown, John


Dundee

251 Brown, John — 18.5.46; Stirling

Castle

252 Brown, John —

253 Brown, Joseph —

254 Brown, Richard Manchester

1.5.46 ; Perth

Carlisle ; York Castle, Lincoln

Castle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Lancaster

Castle

A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb . '46,

Hull 256 Brown, William Duke of Perth's Haddington

255 Brown, Thomas Clare's French Service

Discharged on bail 5.7.40


Pardoned conditional on enlistment 22.7.48

Discharged

Discharged 9-9.46

257 Brownly or Brown- Artillery lie, Alexander

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle, Lincoln

Castle


258 Bruce, David Ogilvy's 5.5.46 ; Brechin

6.5.46, Montrose

13.5.46

Discharged on bail.

Westminster —

Perth


— Merchant. ' Assisted in opening the Packet and Reading the Letters, was imprisoned at Dundee, but admitted to Bail.' This may have occurred at the capture of the Hazard sloop in Montrose, November 1745.—P.C., 198 ; J.R., Dundee.

The Stirling Jail return has an entry against him that he was in ' Brigadier Skelton's Regt. , Major Ransford's Co. ' This indicates that he was a deserter from the Army.—J.R., Stirling. He was probably handed over to the military authorities.

On suspicion.—J.R., Perth.

Banffshire 16 Tailor.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 91-84; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Lancashire — Carpenter. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. and sentenced to death, and pardoned on condition of enlisting.—P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 179 -, Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16.

— — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Prestonpans — This may have been William Brown, Salt officer, Prestonpans, who ' acted first as an officer and then as collector of Salt duty under the rebels, but absconded on their going for England.' He was then taken prisoner.—P.C., 132; J.R., Haddington.

Edinburgh 20 Watchmaker. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 91-84; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

Brechin — Merchant; butcher. On suspicion. ' Made prisoner on information and sent north.'—P.C., 152. His name does not appear again.—J.R., Montrose.

Dundee

NO. NAME.

259 Bruce, James

REGIMENT.

Elcho's Life Guards

PRISON CAREER.

Edinburgh Castle

260 Bruce, James Ogilvy's 10.3.46 ; Discharged Stirling, 27.3.47 Edinburgh

261 Bruce, John Ogilvy's

262 Bruce, John

6.5.46 ; Brechin

6.5.46, Inverness, ' Dolphin, ' Tilbury Fort 30.4.46 ; Aberdeen, London

Discharged

263 Bruce, Michael

264 Bruce, Robert

265 Bruce, Robert

266 Bruce, William

Drummer in ' Creighton's ' (Crichton's)

Lancaster

6.7.46 ; Stratherrole

6.7.46, Dundee


Fife,' ' Liberty &

Property,' Medwav

Lord Cromarty's Inverness ; ' Thane of

Fife,' ' Liberty & Property,'

Tilbury

Released 17.7.47

Discharged 16.3.47

Released 10.6.47

Transported 31.3.47

AGE.

Clackmannan —

Dundee

Brechin


' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. Taken prisoner at Leith in February 1747 trying to escape from the country. Perhaps this was Mr. James Bruce, Gentleman, Clackmannan, who joined the Prince's Life Guards in Edinburgh.—P.C., 146. His further disposal can not be traced.—Albemarle, i. 358.

Weaver. ' In the rebellion.'—S.P.D., 89-272. This may have been the son of the Serjeant Major of Ogilvy's Regt. who assisted in taking horses, arms, etc., and took part in the capture of the Hazard.—P.C., 152.

Butcher and grazier. On suspicion. Son to George Bruce.—P.C., 152 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. There is no record of what happened to him.

Aberdeen ' Late of Lord Sempill's Regt. from which he says he was dismissed after the battle of Falkirk ; denies that he was concerned with the Rebel army. Was taken up by the Militia in April last.' 22nd Nov. 1746.—S.P.D., 89-272. He turned King's Evidence against several prisoners.— Allardyce, ii. 456, 458.

Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

Stratherrole J.R., Dundee.

Old Meldrum, 21 Weaver.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55. He turned King's Aberdeenshire Evidence, and was in the custody of Dick, the

messenger, and was released on 10.6.47.—S.P.D. 98-41 ; Allardyce, ii. 404.

Caithness 20 Husbandry in Dunbeath.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 84-2, 96-68 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

267 Bruilez or Bruely Lord John or Brulay, Ian or Drumrnond's Jean

268 Brumbly, Duke of Perth's

269 Bryan, William —

270 Buehan, Andrew —

271 Buchanan, Alex- Captain, Duke ander of Perth's

PRISOX CAREER.

7.2.46 ; Stirling

Castle, Canongate, Edinburgh

Tolbooth 15.7.46

30.12.45 ; Carlisle Carlisle

8.3.46 ; Stirling

Castle 13.6.46 ; Perth 8.8.46, Canongate

9.8.46, Carlisle, ' Jane o f

Leith, ' London

Transported 21.3.47

Discharged 1747

Acquitted 15.11.46, but by mistake transported 21.2.47

272 Buchanan o f Arn-prior, Francis

L e n n y ; Executed Stirling 19.10.40 Castle, Carlisle

8.8.46 Carlisle

Discharged 1747

HOME OR ORIGIN. A G E " NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Lorraine, — J.R., Stirling and Edinburgh. France

Essex — Taken at capitulation of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

— — P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— — On suspicion of treason.—J.R., Stirling.

? Auchleishie, 19 This was probably Alexr. Buchanan, son of the Perthshire Laird of Auchlieshie, Callander, Perthshire, who

' carried arms as a Captain in the rebell service,' and was later shown as a prisoner in London. He was tried on 15th Nov., but was acquitted on account of being only 19 years of age. His servant, John Buchanan, deponed that he had several times deserted or tried to do so and that he was repeatedly forced back.—Scots Mag., 1740, 529 ; P.C., 54, 372. Nevertheless his name appears in the transportation list.— P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D., 84-2 ; Allardyce, ii. 417 ; Egerton, 2000-20.

Lenny House, — Arms collected by Murray of Broughton before the Callander, Prince's landing were lodged at the house of Monteith Francis Buchanan. He was arrested on sus

picion before Culloden. No charge was brought against him at his trial except that an intercepted letter was stated to be in his handwriting. In a statement just before his death he regretted that he had not thrown, in his lot openly with the Prince on his arrival and drawn his sword. When he arrived at Carlisle he was put in irons, and was told this was done by order of the Solicitor-General. The latter, when approached in regard to the severity of this treatment, said, ' I have particular orders about him, for he must suffer.' An incident which occurred before his capture may possibly have been connected with his case. Arnprior had been to see Stewart of Glenbucky, and there had been some dispute

273 Buchanan, John Duke of Perth's Auchterarder Transported 7.5.46 ;

Stirling Castle,

Carlisle 274 Buchanan, John ' Stuart o f Ard- Culloden ; —

shiel 's ' Inverness, ' Alexander

& James,' Tilbury

275 Buchanan, John Glenbucket's Culloden —

276 Buchanan, John ' A dragoon of 13.1.46; Discharged Genl. Hamil- Linlithgow and handed ton's regt. ' 20.1.46, over to the

Leith military power 20.1.46

277 Buchanan, Patrick — Carlisle Acquitted 12.9.46

278 Bucklon or Boki-lion, Martin

279 Budet, Jean

280 Buie or Buy, Angus

281 Buie, John

Berwick's French Berwick-on- Discharged Service Tweed

Berwick's French Berwick-on- Discharged Service Tweed

Glengarry's Inverness ; Transported London

— Carlisle ; •— Lancaster

Castle

PRISON ULTIMATE NO. NAME. REGIMENT. CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Auehterarder. Perth

Argyll


about the post of Major in the Perth regiment to which Glenbucky belonged. Arnprior brought Glenbucky home with him to Lenny that night. The next morning he was found dead in bed with a pistol in his hand. Arnprior said this had prejudiced him in his trial, although he had no hand in his death. Writing to Philip W e b b on 9th Sept. 1746, the Lord Justice Clerk said it would be of ' more consequence to His Majesty's Service . . . to get rid of such a person than to convict 99 of the lowest rank.'—Albemarle, ii. 419 ; Lyon, i. 21, 51 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 182 ; Tullibardine, ii. 316.

22 'Carrier. ' Servant of Capt. Alexander Buchanan. ' Carried arms as a volunteer in the rebel army.' —J.R., Stirling ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; P.C., 42 ; Allardyce, ii. 416.

20 S.P.D., 84-2 ; Allardyce, ii. 614. His subsequent fate is unknown. Probably died.

Inverness-shire — Captured at Culloden.—Allardyce, ii. 613. As he does not appear to have reached London he probably died at sea.

— — Discharged from prison' by order of Col. Whitney ' and handed over to the military as a deserter.—• J.R., Leith.

Callander — Brewer. Brother of Francis Buchanan of Arnprior. He was tried at Carlisle and acquitted.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439; Baga, lxix. 182 ; P.C., 5 4 ; S.P.D., 88-16.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

Craskie, Glen- — Grants, 495. moriston

Aberdeen 14 S.P.D., 91-84. There is no further reference to him.

NO. NAME.

282 Buie or Buy, William

283 Buist, James

REGIMENT.

Glengarry's

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness; Tilbury Perth

24.2.46 ; Stirling

Castle

284 Bullen, Patrick Robertson's of 10.8.46 ;

285 Bulner, John

286 Burden, James

287 Burgay, John

288 Burgess, Roger

289 Burke, John

290 Burke, Michael

291 Burck or Burke, Richard

292 Burn, John (1)

293 Bum, John (2)

294 Burne, —

Woodsheals

Glenbucket's

Gordon's

' Rebel Service '

Captain, Clare's French Service

Lieut., Dillon's French Service

Captain, Dillon's French Service

Manchester

Manchester

Cornet, Fitz-james' Horse

Canongate

Aberdeen

York Castle

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, Chester Castle

17.4.46 Culloden

Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury, London, Marshalsea Inverness ; Marshalsea At sea ; Berwick

Feb . '46, Hull June 1746,

' Dolphin,' Tilbury, London, Marshalsea Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle ' Charity ' ; London, Marshalsea

Released under General Pardon, 1747.


Hanged 13.5.46

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged 1747

Transported 21.2.47

Discharged

Transported

Perthshire


— ' Pressed—a thief.'—Grants, 496.

— He was probably a deserter, as the Perth Jail return says he ' belonged to General St. Clairs regt., Capt. Scots Company.' In that case he was probably handed over to the military authorities.—J.R., Perth.

Glenbucket, Aberdeenshire

Strathbogie, Aberdeenshire

' Confesses that he was in the rebel army,' 22nd Nov. 1746.—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. No further reference to him.

Cordwainer. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Further history unknown.

France

— Deserter from Sackville's; taken at Culloden.— Cumberland Orders.

45 He gave evidence for defence of Nicholas Glascoe. —S.P.D., 84-2, 93-30 ; Allardyce, ii. 422.

France — Addl. MSS., 29674-209. Taken in Scotland.— S.P.D., 93-30.

Artois, France 40 S.P.D., 81-72, 84-2, 93-30 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

Northumber- 24 Servant.—S.P.D., 91-84. No further reference land to his disposal.

Northumber- 22 Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,91-84; land P.R., 3621-3.

France _ Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96.

Ballindrom, Glenmoriston

Fife

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

295 Burnett, John, of ' Captain of Campfield Artillery.'

Captain, Col. Grant's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, London, Southwark

296 Burnet, John Ogilvy's

297 Burns, David

298 Burns, James ' An officer

299 Burthey, Mary Perth's

300 Burton, John, Dr.

21.5.46 ; Airlie

24.5.46, Montrose, Dundee

13.8.46, Canongate, Carlisle Inverness

May 1746 ; ' Jane of

Leith ' Stirling

13.8.46 ; Edinburgh

Castle Carlisle ; Chester

Castle 30.11.45 ; York

30.11.45, York Castle

11.3.46, London

Transported 21.3.47

Died 1.6.46


Discharged

Released 25.3.47

301 Butcher or Ogilvy's Butchart, David

Culloden Inverness

Pardoned and banished on 21st July 1748 on condition of never returning

Ballindarg


He is said ' to have belonged to the artillery company at Woolwich. ' He said he was forced out b y Glenbucket. He commanded the Carlisle Castle artillery. He fired the first cannon at the English army from Carlisle. He was taken prisoner at Carlisle on the surrender of the town, December 1745. He was sent to London, tried and convicted, but reprieved. Judge Burnett wrote to the Duke of Newcastle in his favour on 1st June 1747. He was pardoned in July 1748 and banished on condition of his not returning to the country.—Macbeth Forbes, p . 8 ; S.P.D., 107-81, 79-26, 98-5, 107-75 ; P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Sept. 1748 ; Allardyce, ii. 396 ; Egerton, 2000-8 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

Miller. Sentenced to death.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 84-2.

Hamilton, Lanarkshire

— The Jail report shows that he ' subsisted himself' while in confinement, and describes him as ' an officer.'—J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

— S.P.D., 81-293.

York

Pitschellie, Barry, Forfar

An enthusiastic Jacobite, he was made prisoner on suspicion of having crossed England with the intention of kissing the Prince's hand. On arriving in London he was sent to a messenger's house and remained in his custody until 25.3.47, when he was released. The Attorney-General had reported on 15th July 1746 that there was not enough evidence to prosecute him.—Lyon,\. 143, 281 ; S.P.D., 99-15.

Servant. ' Was at Falkirk battle and Stirling siege.'—P.C., 198. He does not appear to have got to London ; so he may have died at sea.

Campfield, Kincardine

NO. NAME.

302 Butler, —

303 Butler, Patrick

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Fitzjames'

Tullibardine's, i.e. Athole's

304 Byrne, Garrat French Service

PRISON CAREER.

21.2.46 ' Char i te ' ;

Berwick, London, Marshalsea 24.6.46 ; Perth 9-8.46, Carlisle

305 Byrne or Byren, Captain, French Berwick ; James Service Edinburgh

Castle

306 Byrn, Patrick

307 Caddell, Robert

Lieutenant, A t sea Bulkeley's 25.11.45; French Service Berwick

Feb. '46, Hull

— 24.4.46; Stirling

308 Caird, James Ogilvy's

309 Cairg, John —

310 Calder, Peter —

311 Calinoch, John —

18.5.46 ; Arbroath

Carlisle

Inverness ; ' J ane of

Alloway,' Tilbury Fort Culloden ; Inverness

Discharged

Released under General Pardon, 1747.


Transported

312 Cambien, Angle' Berwick's French Taken at sea; Discharged Service Berwick-on-

Tweed

? Pardoned conditionally on perpetual banishment 20.10.48

Acquitted 19-9.46

Pardoned conditionally on perpetual banishment 20.10.48

Discharged


— Taken at sea, 21.2.4(6.—Scots Mag., Feb. '46, 96. This may have been the Thomas Butler who was pardoned 20.10.48.—P.R., 3623-28.

Perthshire Was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. '46 and acquitted. —Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; Baga, lxix. 186.

P.R, 3623-28. No other reference to this man has been traced.

France

France

— ' Says he is a native of France and came over to Scotland as a Captain in the French Picquets.' 22nd Nov. 1746.—S.P.D., 89-272. This may have been the Lieutenant Byren who was in the Berwick Prison in July 1746, and was probably captured along with several others in the French Service in the Prince Charles by H.M.S. Sheerness.—S.P.D., 85-185.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 85-185.

Doune, Perth Gunsmith. ' In the rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling.

Arberlot, — Servant to George Miln. On suspicion. Common Mearns man. ' Went to Dundee in arms with his

master.'—P. C, 158. — 25 Chapman. ' 6 foot large.'—S.P.D., 88-124.

Morayshire 66 On suspicion. Merchant, Findhorn.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. No reference to his being transported. May have died at Tilbury.

Lintrethan, — Servant to Thomas Adam. ' Went along with his Angus master to the Rebellion, but never bore arms ;

since Culloden a Prisoner.'—P.C., 202. Nothing more is known of him.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

313 Cameron, Alexander, S.J., The Revd. Father

PRISON CAREER.

July 1746 ; Morar, July 1746,

H .M.S . 'Fu r -ness ' or ' Furnace '

314 Cameron of Major, Lochiel's Surrendered Released Dungallon, to General 11th Oct. Alexander Campbell 6th 1749

March '46. He was sent on parole to Inveraray;

6.3.46/7 Edinburgh Castle,

Edinburgh Jail

315 Cameron of Glen-evies (Glenevis), Alexander

Surrendered Released on 6.3.46 to 7.7.47 General Campbell, and sent on parole to Inveraray ;

6.3.46/7 Edinburgh Castle

Died at sea July 1746

Strathglass •—•

Dungallon, Argyllshire


Third son of John of Lochiel and brother of ' Cameron of Loch ie l ' of the '45. He was a Jesuit priest. It is not known what part he took in the Rising. When taken prisoner he was put on board the Furnace, Capt. Ferguson, where he was allowed no bed to lie on, except cables. He fell ill and Lord Albemarle ordered him to be put ashore. Ferguson refused to give him up without an order from the Duke of Newcastle. He also refused to allow any bedding or clothes to be supplied to him. Cameron died soon after the ship arrived in the Thames.— Lyon, i. 312, SIS ; Origins, 87 n.; Catholic Highlands, 201.

' Was a standard bearer in the rebel army.'—P.C., 282. After his surrender he was sent on parole to Inveraray. In March 1747 he went to Edinburgh and was committed to the Castle by the Lord Justice Clerk; he was still in jail, Feb. 1749, having been excepted from the Act of Pardon of June 1747. In August he appealed for release under the Ac t of 1701 regarding wrongous imprisonment, and was discharged. When the Prince heard Dungallon had surrendered he said : ' Why ! I always looked upon Dungallon as a man of sense.' —Lyon, i. 80 ; Scots Mag., 1747, 92 ; S.P.D., 90-65, 111-38.

Glenevis, — Alexander Cameron took no part in the Rising, but Inverness-shire was imprisoned on suspicion of befriending

relatives who were concerned. All his effects were plundered, his houses burnt, his wife and family grossly ill-treated by the infamous Capt. Carolina Scott, with a party of Government troops from Fort William. He surrendered to Genl. Campbell and was sent to Inveraray on parole. In March 1747 he went to Edinburgh and was sent to the Castle by the Lord Justice Clerk. He was released under the Indemnity in July 1747.—Lyon, i. 124, 309, iii. 137 ; S.P.D., 96-16. The State Papers say ' it can be proven that in March-April 1746 he visited the Rebel Batteries at Fort William in arms without restraint.'—S.P.D., 90-65, 96-16; Scots Mag., 1747, 92.

NO. NAME.

316 Cameron, Alexander (1)

REGIMENT.

Lochiel's

317 Cameron, Alex- Lochiel's ander (2)




321 Cameron, Alex- M'Intosh's ander (1)

322 Cameron, Alex- M'Intosh's ander (2)

323 Cameron, Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

6.11.45 near Pent-land Hil ls ;

15.1.46 Edinburgh Castle,

Edinburgh Jail 8.8.46 Carlisle, Chester

Castle, York Castle 6.11.45 near Pent-land Hills;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46, Edinburgh

Jail 22.9.45

wounded at Prestonpans and put in Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh ;

25.6.46 Edinburgh Jail

30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle Inverness ; Tilbury Port Inverness ; ' Jane of

Alloway, ' ' Liberty &

Property,' Tilbury Edinburgh


Died 18.10.46

Transported March 1747

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47




16 Labourer. He was apparently deserting when he was captured.—J.R., Edinburgh; S.P.D., 81-293 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

20 Labourer. He was apparently trying to desert when captured.-—J.R., Edinburgh.

— Shot at Prestonpans through back and chest. He was taken prisoner when the Prince's army left Edinburgh.—J.R., Edinburgh.

19 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-88. There is no further reference to his disposal.

19 ' Maker of carts at Lord Murray's, Dunmaglass.' —S.P.D., 86-18, 95-2.

20 S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

— ' Says he was forced to join the rebel army.'— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

NO. NAME.



326 Cameron, Alexander ( l )

327 Cameron, Alexander (2)

328 Cameron of Cal-lart, Allan

REGIMENT.

Struan Robertson's

Glengarry's

Glengarry's

Captain, Lochiel's, and Artillery

PRISON CAREER.

Edinburgh

4.11.45 Pentland Hills;

Edinburgh Castle,


Edinburgh

Inverness ; ' Dolphin '

Aug . '46, Tilbury Fort Culloden ; Inverness June '46,

' Thane of Fife,'

Tilbury Nov. 1746,

London (Southwark)

Sentenced to death but reprieved and banished 1748

329 Cameron, Allan Duke of Perth's 12.5.46 ; Perth

Died 25.7.46

330 Cameron, Angus Canongate 8.8.46 ;

Carlisle 331 Cameron, Anne — 30.12.45 ; Transported 332 (and her child) Carlisle,

Lancaster Castle

Antigua 8.5.47

333 Cameron, Archi Lochiel's 1753 ; Executed 7th bald, Dr . Glenbuckie,

Edinburgh Castle,

Tyburn, Tower of

London

June 1753



HOME OR ORIGIN.

Torbane, Sunart

Perth


Confesses that he joined the rebels but was forced thereto.'—S.P.D., 89-272; J.R., Edinburgh.

A common highlander.' This man was caught when trying to desert, along with three other Camerons.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Fate unknown.—J.R., Edinburgh Tolbooth.

Glen Urquhart 25

Inverness 40

Perthshire

Farmer in Urquhart.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. He was not transported with the others, and probably died.

' Principal servant to Lochiel. ' He was wounded at Culloden, having an arm broken. He was brutally treated on board ship on the journey to London. He was tried in London in November 1746. In the evidence at his trial it transpired that he had saved one of the English officers from being killed. Nevertheless he was sentenced to death, but was pardoned on condition of leaving the country and never returning.—S.P.D., 107-81, 84-2, 107-75 ; Lyon, iii. 156 ; P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Sept. 1748 ; Allardyce, ii. 394 ; Egerlon, 2000-7 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

J.R., Perth.

Burnfoord, Lochaber

J.R., Canongate. Further history not traced.-Albemarle, ii. 394.

Lochaber 28 ' And her female child aged 2 months.' ' Knits and spins.'—S.P.D., 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness-shire — Brother of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, the ' Loch ie l ' of the '45. When the Prince landed in Scotland, Dr. Archibald was sent by his brother to urge him to return to France. He joined the Prince, however, and was in command of the party of Camerons which attempted to capture the barracks at Ruthven. After Cul-

PRISON ULTIMATE CAREER. DISPOSAL.

334 Cameron, Archi- Lochiel's 9th June 1746; Discharged bald Surrendered 18.7.47

at Strontian 14.6.46,

Dumbarton Castle

335 Cameron, Daniel French Service Taken at sea ; Discharged Berwick

336 Cameron, Daniel Lochiel's '21.9.45; Transported (or Donald) Prestonpans 31.3.47

22.9-45, Edinburgh

Royal Infirmary,

Edinburgh Tolbooth 8.8.46,

Carlisle, York Castle

337 Cameron, Donald Glengarry's Inverness ; Transported Tilbury Fort 31.3.47

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.


loden he was in hiding until 20th August '46, when he met the Prince at Loch Arkaig, and shared with him the hardship he was undergoing. He left Scotland with the Prince and went to France, remaining abroad until 175S, when he returned home thinking there was no danger in doing so. He was, however, captured at the house of Stewart of Glenbuckie, taken to London and tried for his life, under the old attainder of 1746. He had no trial, but was sentenced to death. He was executed on 7th June 1753, and a monument to him, the last victim of the '45, was put up to his memory in the Chapel vault of the old Savoy Chapel, where he is buried. The charge against him appears to have been that he had had blank commissions signed by the Prince to distribute. Sanford Terry says the reason for his execution was ' his implication in the hare-brained Elibank plot, serious only because of Frederick the Great's suspected connivance.' —Origins, 97, 217, 219 ; Macbeth Forbes, 24; Itinerary, 5, 10, 47, 65, 66 ; Terry, 562.

Sunart, — Tacksman of Auchenellan. ' A n officer in Lochi els Argyll regiment for some time and surrendered at

Strontian to the Argyleshire levies, as a private man. But on discovery that he was an officer he was taken up by order of Genl. Campbell.'— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Dumbarton.

France — S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255.

Ardnaniurchan, 40 Wounded in the leg at the battle of Prestonpans Argyllshire and taken prisoner when the Prince left Edin

burgh, and sent to Carlisle.—J.R., Edinburgh ; S.P.D., 81-88, 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Glen Urquhart 30 Farmer in Urquhart.— S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

338 Cameron, Donald Lochiel's (1)




342 Cameron, alias Lochiel's M'Ollonie (M ' l l -lonie), Donald

343 Cameron, alias Lochiel's M'Ollonie (M ' l l -lonie), Dougal (1)

344 Cameron, Dougal Lochiel's (2)

345 Cameron, Duncan ' In charge of the Prince's baggage '

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness ; ' Margaret

& Mary, ' June 1746, ' James &

Mary, ' Medway Inverness June 1746 ;

' Dolphin ' Sept. 1746,

' Pamela,' Tilbury July 1746; Ardnamur-

chan, 4.2.47, Glasgow, Edinburgh Inverness June 1746 ;

' Alexander & James,'

Tilbury, Tilbury Fort July 1746 ; Ardnamur-chan 4.2.47,

Glasgow July 1746 ; Ardnamur-

chan 4.2.47, Glasgow 30.12.45 ; Carlisle, York Castle, Chester

Castle Nov. 1745; Dalkeith, Edinburgh

Transported 31.3.47

Liberated 9.4.47

Liberated 15.7.47

Discharged 15.7.47

Transported 21.3.47

Released 19-6.47

Transported 31.3.47


48 Husbandry, near Fort William.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Argyllshire 20 Chapman at Rahoy in Morven.—S.P.D., 87-122, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Gortanorn, Ardnamur-chan

— Was in hospital wi th ' the bones of his leg fractured in different places.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Argyll 70 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. probably died.

He

Tarbert, Ard-namurchan

J.R., Glasgow;

Tarbert, Ard-namurchan

J.R., Glasgow.

Inverness Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Barra ' Duncan Cameron says he was once a servant of old Lochiel at Boulogne, and had joined Lord John Drummond's regiment.' While in Tournai he was asked by Aeneas Macdonald to go at once to Amiens and then to Nantes. Here he found he was wanted to accompany the Prince to Scotland, owing to his local knowledge of the Islands. He has left an account of the Prince's landing

Inverness


346 Cameron, Duncan

347 Cameron, Duncan

348 Cameron, Duncan Glengarry's (1)




16.1.46 ; Cranston

-.1.46, Edinburgh Jail,

Canongate 8.8.46,

Carlisle Edinburgh

Edinburgh

4.11.45 ; Duddingston

25.1.46, Edinburgh Jail

May 1746 ; Inverness, ' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort 4.11.45 ; Duddingston, Edinburgh

Castle, 15.1.46 Edinburgh Jail

Transported 21.3.47




Transported 31.3.47


NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

HOME OR ORIGIN A G E ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

down to the time of the entry into Edinburgh. When the Prince set out for England, Cameron was in charge of the Prince's baggage. He was thrown from his horse and so severely damaged that he was left at a house near Dalkeith. It was reported that he was lying there, and it was imagined he was Col. Strickland. He was sent to Edinburgh Tolbooth, where he was left. He says he escaped ' either through sickness or want of evidence ' when others were sent off to be tried in Carlisle. He was released some time before the Indemnity, but, instead of going home, went to Holland. Apparently no one ever knew he was one of the Prince's companions in the Doutelle.—Lyon, i. 201-211.

Moidart 70 Servant to Aeneas Macdonald. His name appears on the transportation lists.—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3.

— — Servant to Ranald Macdonald younger of Clan-ranald. ' Confesses that he took care of Clan-ranald's baggage during part of the rebellion.'— S.P.D., 89-272.

Glenmoriston — ' Says he came to Edinburgh while the rebels were there as servant to one James Grant. Denies that he was in arms with them.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Strathspey — Labourer. He probably deserted from the Prince's army at Duddingston.—J.R.. Edinburgh.

Glen Urquhart 32 Husbandman in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 ; Entry Booh, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness — ' A common Highlander.'—J.R., Edinburgh. The place of his capture suggests that he deserted while the Prince's army was in camp at Duddingston.

NO. NAME.

352 Cameron, Effie

REGIMENT.

353 Cameron, Ewen Lord Lovat's

354 Cameron, Ewen (1)

Lochiel's

PRISON CAREER.


Castle


Mary, ' Medwav, Tilbury* March 1746; Fort William, Edinburgh

355 Cameron, Ewen Lochiel's More (2)

356 Cameron, Flora -

357 Cameron, Hugh Captain, ' of A n n o c k ' (1) Lochiel's [? Erracht]

Inverness Sept. 1746 ;

' Pamela,' Tilbury Carlisle; Lancaster

Castle December

'46; Fort William January '47,

Inverness

Transported 19-3.47


358 Cameron, Hugh Lochiel's 6.11.45 Released under (2) near Pent- General Par-

land Hills ; don, 1747 15.1.46 Edinburgh Castle,

Edinburgh Jail


Transported 19-3.47


28 Captured at fall of Carlisle. ' Knits and spins.' —S.P.D., 91-77; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

30 Husbandry in Hillhouses.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-100 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Uncle of Allan Cameron of Callart. He was wounded at the siege of Fort William in March 1746 and taken prisoner, and sent to Edinburgh. It has been suggested that he is identical with Hugh Cameron, who was executed at Carlisle on 18th October 1746, but this cannot be, as the siege of Fort William lasted until 4th April and Hugh Cameron was taken prisoner on 1st February 1746 at Montrose. He was probably released at the Indemnity.—J.R., Edinburgh.

52 Ale seller in Maryburgh near Fort William.— S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 96-100 ; P.R., 3621-3.

40 Captured at the fall of Carlisle. ' And her child.'— S.P.D., 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; PR., 3621-3.

— ' In December 1746 Hugh Cameron 6 ft. 7 in. high . . . was taken in a hut near to a great wood about 5 miles from Fort William, by a Lieutenant and party from that garrison . . . He had by him a brace of pistols, a firelock, and a broad sword, but was deprived of the use of them by the soldiers who hauled him out of bed naked. About the beginning of January he was carried to Inverness fettered, and tied to two soldiers.' His further disposal has not been traced.— Scots Mag., Jan. '47, 4 7 ; S.P.S., 35-37.

— Labourer. ' Says that a brother of Lochiel forced him to join.' He must have been deserting, along with other Camerons, when captured.— S.P.D., 89-272.

NO.

359

NAME.

Cameron, Hugh (3)

360 Cameron, James

361 Cameron, Miss Jean of Glen-dessarv

REGIMENT.

: A rebell officer,' Lochiel's

PRISON CAREER.

1.2.46 Montrose;

10.3.46 Stirling Castle,

Canongate 8.8,46,

Carlisle 15.5 46 ; Perth Elphinstone

11.2.46 ; Edinburgh

Castle



362 Cameron, John Lord Lovat's

363 Cameron, John Lochiel's

0) 364 Cameron, John Lochiel's

(2)

365 Cameron, John Lochiel's (3)

Inverness Transported June 1746; 31.3.47

' Margaret & Mary,'

' James & Mary, '

Tilbury 30.12.45 ; Transported Carlisle, 31.3.47 York Castle 30.12.45 ; Transported Carlisle, 31.3.47 Lancaster

Castle 22.9.45 —

Edinburgh Royal Infirmary ;

5.5.46 Canongate,

8.8.46 Carlisle, York Castle

Executed Carlisle 18.10.46


— The Stirling return shows that he had been ' shot through thigh,' and that the surgeon's fee was 6s. 8d.—J.R., Stirling. He was tried at Carlisle on 19th Sept. '46 and sentenced to death.— Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16; Baga, lxix. 183 ; Albemarle, ii. 394.

— On suspicion.—J.R., Perth.

— On suspicion. Miss Jean or Jenny Cameron is said to have been daughter of Hugh Cameron of Glendessary, and to have joined the Prince when he set up his standard with 200 men whom she personally led at Prestonpans and Falkirk. On the other hand Aeneas Macdonald, in his account of the early days, says, ' She was so far from accompanying the Prince's army that she went off with the rest of the spectators as soon as the army marched. Neither was she ever with the Prince,' except when he had his court at Edinburgh.—Lyon, i. 293 ; J.R., Edinburgh. She was released on bail, 15.11.46.—Scots Mag., 1746, 545.

22 Weaver in Aetgus [sic] [?Aigas].—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 96-68 ; P.R., 3621-3.

60 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; P.R., 3621-3.

70 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— At the battle of Prestonpans he was wounded with a fractured thigh, gunshot. ' Wants the right legg. ' He was taken prisoner when the Prince's army left Edinburgh.—J.R., Canongate; S.P.D., 81-88. As there is no evidence of his transportation he probably died in prison.

NO. NAME.

366 Cameron, John (4)

REGIMENT.

Lochiel's

PRISON CAREER.

6.11.45 near Pent-land Hills ;


Edinburgh Jail,

Canongate, 8.8.46

Carlisle

367 Cameron, John

368 Cameron, John

369 Cameron, Kenneth

' Rebel Service ' Culloden 17.4.46

— Edinburgh Tolbooth

Lord Cromarty's Inverness ; ' Thane of

Fife,' ' Liberty &

Property,' Medway

370 Cameron, Lachlan French Service

371 Cameron, Malcolm

Lochiel's

Hanged 26.4.46


Transported 31.3.47

At sea 25.11.45, ' So le i l ' ;

Deal, Customs

Smack ' Caroline,'

Marshalsea

21.9.45 Prestonpans;

22.9.45 Edinburgh Royal Infirmary,

5.5.46 Canongate,

8.8.46 Carlisle

Discharged

Transported 21.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

ORIGIN. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Lochaber 33 Labourer. ' He was evidently trying to desert when caught.'—J.R., Canongate.

Deserter from Guise's Regt . loden.—Cumberland Orders.

Captured at Cul-

Strontian

Ross

— ' A whiskie maker in Strontian. Confesses that he marched with the rebels to Lauder and made his escape from there. Denies he carried arms.' —S.P.D., 89-272.

21 ' Husbandry in Lochmallin.' Mons. Carpentier tried to claim him as a French soldier of the French Royal Scots, but did not succeed.— S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 96-68, 95-87 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France Was an officer in French service. Captured at sea in the Soleil privateer making for Scotland.— S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30.

Fort William — Shot through the ankle at the battle of Prestonpans and taken prisoner after the departure of the Prince's army. He was probably the ' Malckarn ' Cameron whose name appears in the Carlisle transportation lists.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Albemarle, ii. 394.

HOME OR

NO. NAME.

372 Cameron, Marn [sic] (Martin)

REGIMENT.

French Service

373 Cameron, Mary

374 Cameron, Murdoch

375 Cameron, Peter

376 Cameron, Robert

Lochiel's

Captain, Rooth's (French Service)

377 Cameron, Samuel 2nd Lieutenant, Lord John Drummond's

PRISON CAREER.

At sea 25.11.45 ;

I n ' Soleil,' Deal, Customs

Smack ' Caroline,'

Marshalsea 3.1.46 ; Edinburgh Inverness June 1746 ;


Tilbury 6.2.47 Edinburgh Castle

25.11.45 ; ' Esperance '

(late ' Soleil') brought into Deal,

Deal, Customs

Smack ' Caroline ' Greenwich,

Marshalsea ' Esperance '

25.11.45 ; Deal, Customs

Smack ' Caroline ' Greenwich.

Marshalsea

Released

Released June 1747



378 Cameron, William Glengarry's Inverness Transported (1) June 1746 ; 31.3.47



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A G E - NOTES AND AUTHORITIES. ORIGIN.

France — An officer in French service. Taken at sea in the Soleil privateer on the way to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-29, 81-80, 93-30 ; P.R., 3622-12.

— — ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Inverness 31 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to his disposal.

Edinburgh

France

Vintner. On suspicion.—Scots Mag., 1747, 292.

Captured at sea on the way to Montrose.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541 ; S.P.D,, 81-29, 81-70, 93-30 ; P.R., 3622-12.

France — Brother of Alexander Cameron of Glenevis. Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745 ; S.P.D., 81-29- This man became a spy and informer against Jacobite prisoners. Dr. Archibald Cameron, in his last statement, dated 6th June 1753, speaks of him as ' the basest of their spies ' and as one of his ' accusers.' When Mrs. Cameron went over to France he was, according to Bishop Forbes, tried by a court-martial and imprisoned and banished.—Lyon, iii. 137 ; P.R., 3622-12; S.P.D., 93-30, 81-70; Scots Mag., Sept. 1753 ; Pickle, 161, 205.

Glen Urquhart 35 Farmer in Glen Urquhart.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

379 Cameron, William Glengarry's (2)

380 Camery, John —

381 Campbell, Aeneas — or Angus

382 Campbell, Alex- Lochiel's ander

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness June 1746 ;

' Dolphin,' Tilbury

4.11.45 Dalkeith ;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46 Edinburgh,

Carlisle, York Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Lincoln

Castle

Transported

Transported 4th Sept. '48

Transported 22.4.47 [?]

383 Campbell, Alex- — ander

384 Campbell, Alex- ' Rebel Service ' ander

385 Campbell, Alex- Ogilvy's ander

386 Campbell, Allan

387 Campbell, alias M'Naughton, Angus

388 Campbell, Archibald

Carlisle ; York Castle

17.4.46 Culloden

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle, Chester

Castle Carlisle

1.2.46 St.Ninian's;


13.2.46 Leith, Canongate, Carlisle, York Castle 3.11.45

Falkirk; Stirling

Castle, 13.2.46 Leith


Hanged, Inverness, 17.5.46


Transported 21.2.47

Reprieved and ordered to be transported, July 1748, but died in prison 8th Nov. 1748


Transported 31.3.47

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Glenmoriston 50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— — S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. This is the only reference to him.

Lochaber — ' A common highlander.' ' In rebel service.'— J.R., Edinburgh. From the date of his capture he must have been one of the stragglers or deserters on the march south.—S.P.D., 81-88 ; P.R., 3625-14.

Lochaber

Argyll

30

40

Drover. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84, 96-124 ; P.R., 3621-3. This may have been the man who appealed for release in February 1751 and said he had been ill, and was overlooked for transportation.—S.P.D., 116-22.

S.P.D., 85-122 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46,486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— — Deserter from Loudoun's Regt . ; joined the Prince. —Cumberland Orders.

Claddie, Aber- — Labourer. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-deenshire 88, 81-293, 85-122 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ;

T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Prest.'—J.R., Canongate. The York Court record says he was ' a miserable object. ' A t his trial he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, but was reprieved. He died in prison.—• Scots Mag., '46, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42,107-74 ; Entry Book, 85, p . 106.

Falkirk — ' A common fellow.' Publican. ' For treasonable practices.'—J.R., Stirling.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

389 Campbell, Bar- —

bara

390 Campbell, Charles Lieutenant

391 Campbell, Daniel Lord George Murray's

392 Campbell, Daniel Barrisdale's

393 Campbell, Donald Lord Cromarty's (1)

394- Campbell, Donald Lord Cromarty's (2)

395 Campbell, Donald Lord George Murray's

396 Campbell, Dougall — (1)

397 Campbell, Dougall — (2)

398 Campbell, Duncan Cromarty's


Carlisle; Transported Chester Antigua Castle 8.5.47

London Discharged

Inverness Transported June 1746 ;


Tilbury Inverness Transported June 1746 ; 31.3.47


Tilbury Inverness ; Transported ' Thane of 31.3.47

Fife ' June 1746,


Medway Inverness ; Transported ' Thane o f 31.3.47

F i f e ' June 1746,


Tilbury Inverness ; Transported ' Liberty & 31.3.47 Property ' June 1746,

Medway, Tilbury Whitehaven; Transported Carlisle, Antigua York Castle 8.5.47 Carlisle ; Transported York Castle Antigua

8.5.47 Inverness Transported June 1746 ; 20.3.47

' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury


19 ' Red hair, clever.'— T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

— Gave evidence against several prisoners.—Allardyce, ii. 338, etc.

19 S.P.D., 88-60.

20 S.P.D., 88-60, 96-68 ; P.R., 3621-3.

21 Husbandman, Lentiarm [sic].—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

25 S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2.

28 Herded cattle to Alex . M'Donald of Dalchosnie.— S.P.D., 85-55, 95-2.

18 Servant.—S.P.D., 85-122, 92-201 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

18 Servant.—S.P.D., 85-122 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

24 S.P.D., 84-2 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

399 Campbell, Duncan —

400 Campbell, Duncan Lord George (1) Murray's

401 Campbell,Duncan Lord George (2) Murray's

402 Campbell, Duncan

403 Campbell, Ewen Lord Cromarty's (Evander)

404 Campbell, Gilbert Lord Lewis Gordon's


Carlisle ; Transported York Castle, Antigua Lincoln 8.5.47

Castle Inverness; Released H.M.S. 10.6.47

' Furnace ' June 1746,


Tilbury

Inverness — June 1746 ;


Tilbury 21.9-45 Released

Prestonpans; July 1747 22.9.45

Royal Infirmary Edinburgh,

Edinburgh Tolbooth

Inverness Transported June 1746; 31.3.47

' Jane of Leith ' Aug . 1746,


Tilbury

Inverness Transported June 1746 ; 31.3.47

' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury Fort

405 Campbell, Hector Lord Cromarty's 15.4.46 Sutherland ;

Inverness June 1746,


Discharged


16 Labourer.—S.P.D., 81-88, 91-84; T.B.P., 327-109 ; PR-, 3621-3.

17 Apprentice tailor in Breadalbane ; against his name is stated that he was ' Evidence against Clanranald and others.' This was probably the man who was in the custody of Dick, the messenger, in June 1747, and was released.— S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 98-41.

19 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to his disposal.

— He was at the battle of Prestonpans and sustained a gunshot fracture of both bones of one leg. He was taken prisoner after the Prince's army left Edinburgh.—J.R., Edinburgh.

20 S.P.D., 88-60, 84-2, 95-2 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

18 On suspicion. Servant to Janet Gordon.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

20 Farmer.—S.P.D., 86-18 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 190. He gave evidence against prisoners at the Southwark trials.—Allardyce, ii. 413, 469.

NO. NAME.

406 Campbell, Isabel


London

407 Campbell, Sir — 21.11.45 James of Auchin- Auchin-breck, Bt. b reck ;

25.11.45 Dumbarton Castle

408 Campbell, James — Edinburgh

409 Campbell, James Piper, Glen- Carlisle (alias M'Gregor) gyle's


Transported 21.11.48

410 Campbell (alias Bruce), James

411 Campbell, John Captain, Roy of Kinloch Stuart's

412 Campbell, John Glengarry's

22.1.46/7 on board a ship in Leith roads ;


8.8.46 Carlisle


' Thane of Fife,'

Southwark 30.12.45 ; Carlisle


Discharged

Auchinbreck, Argyll


ORIGIN.

— — Acted as nurse in Carlisle. She gave evidence against a prisoner. The only other reference to her is that she was in the custody of Car-rington, the messenger, in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 384, 392.

— ' Knight.'—J.R., Dumbarton. Sir James Campbell, 5th Baronet of Auchinbreck, was M.P. for Argyllshire in the Scottish Parliament 1702-7. He was father-in-law of Donald Cameron of Lochiel. He died in 1756. His wife was daughter of John Macleod of Macleod and aunt of Norman Macleod, the chief in 1745.—Origins, 6 ; Complete Baronetage,' G.E.C.,' ii. 339. When apprehended letters were found upon him from Dugald M'Tavish of Dunardary directed to him, and of a ' treasonable ' nature.—S.P.D., 90-65. He was specially excepted from the Act of Pardon of June 1747.

Thurso, — ' A boy . . . says he never joined the rebel army.'— Caithness S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Crieff, Perth- — Pleaded guilty at his trial on 9th Sept. 1746 and shire was sentenced to death. He was, however,

reprieved. He tried to escape the night before he was transported.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438, 498 ; S.P.D., 88-16,107-74,108-57 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3625-14 ; Baga, lxix. 184.

Clackmannan — Gentleman. ' On suspicion of treason.' He was arrested in a ship trying to leave the country. Nothing is known of his fate. He may have died in Carlisle.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Milton of Strathbvan, Little Dun-keld, Perthshire

Inverness

35 ' Acted as Captain in the rebel army.'-T.B.P., 1/328-64.

-P.C., 42 :

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Pleaded guilty when brought to trial. Sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; T.B.P., 327-109-

NO. NAME.

413 Campbell, John

REGIMENT.

414 Campbell, John Tullibardine's

415 Campbell, John —

PRISON CAREER.

24.2.46 Perth ;

8.46 Edinburgh, Canongate,

August '46 Carlisle,

Lancaster Castle,

York Castle 6.4.47 Perth

19-3.46 Stirling ;

Carlisle


Transported 21.3.47

416 Campbell, John — 3.6.46 Escaped 416 Campbell, John Musselburgh 26.7.46

417 Campbell, John ' Rebel Service ' 17.4.46 Hanged Culloden 26.6.46

418 Campbell, John — 4.11.45 Discharged 418 Campbell, John Dudding 18.6.47 ston ;

15.1.46 Edinburgh Tolbooth

419 Campbell, John Tullibardine's 22.9.45 Released under 419 Campbell, John Regt. Edinburgh General Par

Royal In don, 1747 firmary ;

5.5.46 Canongate

420 Campbell, John Cromarty's Inverness ; Died 12.6.46 ' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury

421 Campbell, John Cromarty's Inverness ; Transported ' Liberty,' 21.9.48 Medway

422 Camell (Camp — Carlisle ; Transported bell ?), John Lancaster 9.11.48 bell ?), John

Castle 423 Campbell, Martha Perth's Chester Released

Castle 424 Campbell, Mary — 3.1.46 Released under

Edinburgh General Par-don,1747


ORIGIN A G E ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

Rannoch, 15 The transportation list describes him as a Argyllshire ' sprightly lad.'—S.P.D., 85-122 ; Scots Mag.,

Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Atholl — J.R., Perth.

Mull — Fisherman. In the rebellion. ' Says that he came to Crieff with the rebels and deserted there.'—-S.P.D., 89-272, 107-28 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Baga, lxix. 179-

Aberdeenshire — J.R., Musselburgh.

— — Deserter from Royals. Captured at Culloden.— Cumberland Orders.

Caithness 14 ' A common highlander soldier's son.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Perthshire — Gunshot wound at Musselburgh. ' Wants left leg.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Argyllshire — S.P.D., 84-2.

Ross 21 Blacksmith in Skerhiese.—S.P.D., 86-55, 107-74 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— < Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76 ;

Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3625-14.

Hexham — Taken at Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-293.

— — ' A north country woman.' On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

425 Campbell, Mungo Ensign, Glen-gyle's

426 Campbell, Mur- Clanranald's doch

427 Campbell, Peter Glengarry's

428 Campbell, Peter Duke of Perth's

429 Campbell, William Lieutenant, Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.

23.3.47 Perth

Inverness Sept. 1746 ;

' Pamela,' Tilbury Inverness

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

York Castle Culloden ; Inverness

Pardoned on enlistment 22.7.48

432 Cargill, William Ogilvy's

430 Campbell, William Roy Stuart's 30.12.45 Transported Carlisle; Antigua

Lancaster 8.5.47 Castle

431 Campbell, William Lord Cromarty's Inverness Transported June 1746; 31.3.47

' Thane of Fife,'

' James & Mary, '

Tilbury 7.2.46 Transported

Stirling; 31.3.47 11.2.46

Stirling Castle,

30.3.46 Perth, Edinburgh, 8.8.46

Carlisle 7.9.45 Released

St. Ninian's; 29.5.46 7.9.45

Stirling Castle,

4.2.46 3 Edinburgh Castle

433 Carmichael, James


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Crieff

Clatill, Eigg

Ballintombuy, Glenmoriston

Annandale

Carsegownie, Aberlemno, Forfar

Grandtully, Perthshire


— ' Late soldier in Lord John Murray's Rest. '— P.C., 42. 8

— Farmer. ' Capt. Ferguson reports that he was guilty of many acts of cruelty and barbarity.'— S.P.D., 88-60. His further fate is unknown.

— ' Influenced by his superior to rise in arms.'— Grants, 496. Nothing more is known about him.

20 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Was tried 2nd Oct. '46, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—S.P.D., 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; P.R., 3625-21.

— Seaman. Son of George Campbell of Carsegownie, Sheriff Substitute, Forfarshire. Captured at Culloden, but nothing more known of him.—Mackintosh, 74.

21 Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84. ' Writes well.'—T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Caithness 18 Tailor, Parish of Rea.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68.

Montrose 20 Tobacconist (? Brewer).—J.R., Edinburgh and Perth ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Addl. MSS., 24900-28.

Leith — Servant. He accompanied Rev. Robert Forbes from Leith, in an attempt to join the Prince when he landed. Both of them, with five others, were arrested at St. Ninians on 7th Sept. 1745 and confined in Stirling Castle until 7th Feb. 1746, when they were roped together and sent to Edinburgh Castle. This roping was carried out by order of Lord Albemarle.—Lyon, i. xii., ii. 132.

NO. NAME.

434 Carrnichael, Stewart of, Bonnyhaugh

REGIMENT.

435 Carnegie or Cun- Ogilvy's agie, Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

7.9.45 St. Ninian's

7.9-45 Stirling Castle,


25.5.46 Burr ay,

H.M.S. ' Pamela,'

Tilbury 30.12.45

Carlisle Transported

21.2.47

436 Carnegie, James Holland; London, in

Carring-ton's house

Released

437 Carnegie, James, Captain, Ogilvy's Near Balna- Released yr. o f Balnamoon m o o n ; 1747

London

Escaped Sept. 1746


— — He was one of the party of seven, including the Rev. Robert Forbes, who were captured on suspicion on their way north to join the Prince. (See James Carrnichael.)—Lyon, i. xii. He appears to have been again captured in Burray, Orkney, with his brother-in-law, Sir James Stuart of Burray, and taken to London. While lying a prisoner in the prison ship H.M.S. Pamela at Tilbury he jumped into the river with some bladders to support him and got ashore. He lay hid in London until the publication of the Indemnity, 1747.—Lyon, iii. 25-32 ; i. xii., etc.

Brechin 40 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— — He was arrested, on suspicion, along with Charles Fitzgerald, in Holland, and sent to London, where he was put in Carrington's house. He was still there in June 1748; three others, witnesses against him, were kept to give evidence. H e got a medical certificate, but it is not known when he was released.—S.P.D., 107-34, 107-6.

Menmuir, 33 Eldest son of Alexander Carnegie, 5th o f Balna-Forfar moon, who died in 1750. Joined the Prince

29th October 1745. He raised a party and was mainly responsible for the capture of the sloop Hazard at Montrose, Nov. 1745. In Lord Ogilvy's absence with his regiment in England he was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Forfar for the Prince, appointing Governors of towns and factors on the forfeited estates of Panmure and Southesk, and raising men and money. He became Captain in the 2nd Battalion of Ogilvie's Regiment. After Culloden he concealed himself, but was ultimately caught, sent to London, and brought up for trial ; but the case against him failed in consequence of some technical error in the indictment. He returned home, and died in 1791, aged 7 9 ; he assumed the surname of Carnegie-Arbuthnott and succeeded to his wife's estate of Findowrie, Brechin.—Itinerary, 2 2 ; Lyon, iii. 20 ; Mackintosh, 74.

NAME.

438 Carpentier, Francois

REGIMENT.

Lally's French Service

439 Carpenter, Joseph Clare's French Service

440 Carr, Nicholas Piper, Glen-bucket's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Marshalsea 28.11.45

at sea ; Berwick, Feb.1746

Hull, Marshalsea 30.12.45


Discharged

Acquitted Oct. 1746

441 Carry or Carie, John

Ogilvy's

442 Carie or Carry, Robert

443 Carrie, William

444 Carroll, Alexander

445 Carroll, Mary

446 Carroll, Patrick

447 Carron, Richard

Ogilvy's


Surrendered 12.2.46 Perth;

30.3.46 Edinburgh,

12.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle 9-6.46

Arbroath ; Montrose Inverness ; 9-8.46

' Pamela.' Tilbury Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle A t sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb. 1746. Hull, Marshalsea Carlisle

Transported 21.2.47

Released under General Par don, 1747

Discharged


Discharged

— He was shown in the list of those captured at the surrender of Carlisle, but at his trial at York on 2nd Oct. it was proved that he had been forced into the regiment, and that he had deserted at Carlisle. He was acquitted.— S.P.D., 81-293 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486.

— Chapman.—J.R., Edinburgh ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Adall. MSS., 24900-29.

— Common man.—J.R., Arbroath. ' Confesses that he carried arms in Lord Ogilvies regt. and was at the battle of Falkirk.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

40 His name ceased to appear in the Pamela list after 9th August 1746, and he probably died on board.

27 Labourer.—S.P.D., 91-77. Nothing more is known of him.

19 Captured at fall of Carlisle. ' A clever lass.'— S.P.D., 91-77. No further reference to her.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— T.B.P., 327-109-

AUK. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.


— S.P.D., 81-72.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

448 Casey or Cassie, Elcho's Life Andrew Guards

449 Castilovo, Edmund


450 Cathel, Agnes Roy Stuart's

451 Catherow, George —

452 Catt, John —

453 Cattanach, Alex- — ander

454 Cattinaugh (Cat- Stonywood's tanach), Andrew

455 Cattanach (Cat- Farquharson's enach), Duncan

456 Cattanach, John Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.


' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury At sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb. 1746, Hull, Marshalsea 30.12.45

Carlisle; Chester Castle Carlisle ; York Canongate

Carlisle ; York

Inverness ; ' Margaret

& Mary,' Tilbury Inverness ; ' Jane of

Alloway,' Tilbury Circa June

1746 Cortachy;

Montrose, Carlisle

Discharged

Released



Released circa June 1746, but was subsequently murdered as an ' informer '

457 Catto or Cattah, Stonywood's 6.4.46 Liberated Alexander Aberdeen; 15.7.47

2.8.46 Canongate

Died June 1746


Scots Mag., April 1746, 186 ; P.C., 84 ; S.P.D., 84-2.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Monteith — With a child of 3, taken at the capture of Carlisle. —S.P.D., 81-293.

— — ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. No further reference to him.

Aberdeen — Weaver. ' Confesses that he carried arms and witnesses testify to seeing him with the rebels.' —S.P.D., 89-272.

Badenoch 17 Miller.—S.P.D., 85-122 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Banff 51 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

Brae of Mar 30 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

Meikle Kenny, •— Was servant to Captain William Ogilvy, farmer, Kingoldrum Meikle Kenny, and acted as his valet during the

campaign. After Culloden he went home, and in the summer of 1746 was taken prisoner at Cortachy, but was soon released. As he was subsequently seen to frequent the enemy's headquarters it was suspected that he had become an informer, and he was murdered by some of his late comrades. For this Andrew Fithie was hanged, 11th Sept. 1746.—Mackintosh, 8 3 ; Scots Mag., June 1746,289 ; J.P.D., 79-26 ; P.C., 204.

Couparstoun, — Weaver. Taken in arms. He was ill while in Aberdeen- prison, and the surgeon's fee was 6s. 8d.—J.R., shire Canongate ; P.C., 394 ; Allardyce, i. 255.

Traquair, Tweeddale

NAME. REGIMENT.

458 Cauty or Cowtie, Ogilvy's David

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness

459 Caw, John Roy Stuart's

460 Cellars, Charles Roy Stuart's

461 Chabrillard, Guillaume

' French Royal Scots,' French Service

462 Chaddock, James Manchester

Inverness ; Sept. 1746

' Pamela,' Tilbury, April 1747

Southwark 29-11.46

Perth Taken at sea,

Berwick-on-Tweed

30.12.45 Carlisle

Transported

Escaped 7.3.47

Discharged

Pardoned on condition of enlistment 22.7.46

463 Chaddock or Chadwick, Thomas

Lieutenant, Manchester

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London, Southwark

Executed 30th July 1746, Kennington Common

464 Chadly, Thomas

465 Chalme, Jacques

466 Chalmers or Chambers, Charles

Manchester


Elcho's Life Guards

30.12.45 Carlisle

Perth; Canongate, Berwick 25.4.46 Perth ;

Ap .1746 Montrose,

Inverness, ' James &

Mary, ' Medway

Discharged

Transported 31.3.47

Edinburgh


— ' Volunteer in rebel army.' ' Late Bailie in Forfar.' ' Enticed by Meathie Bowar, his brother in law.'—P.C., 202. Was son of David Cauty, merchant in Forfar, and was for some years a Bailie of the town. He owned property, including what is still known as Cauty's Wynd. By profession a ' Writer. ' He married a sister of Alexander Bower of Kincaldrum and Meathie. He was taken prisoner after Culloden ; nothing is known of his fate.—Mackintosh, 84.

' Writer in Edinburgh. Has an estate in Crieff under Duke of Perth. He read the Pretenders Manifesto in Kendal, but says Roy Stuart forbid him.' ' W a s Clerk of the Rebel Stores.'— S.P.D,, 87-122, 96-154.

Perth

France

J.R., Perth.

S.P.D., 94-255.

Wigan — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Tried at Carlisle Sept. '46 and sentenced to death, but reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment.—Baga, lxix. 181 ; Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R-, 3625-21.

Staffordshire — Shown in Southwark Jail returns as ' gentleman, otherwise tallow chandler.'—P.C., xiv. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Tried and convicted, 16.7.46.—Scots Mag., July '46, 323 ; Allardyce, ii. 441 ; Egerton, 2000-35 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. There is no further reference to him.

— S.P.D., 89-272 ; S.P.S., ii. 35-47.

Preston

France

Edinburgh 30 Merchant.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.C., 3621-3.

Forfar

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

467 Chalmers, Francis —

468 Chalmers or Glengarry's Chambers,Isabel

469 Chalmers, John Dillon's French Service

470 Chalmers, Peter Gentleman (1)

471 Chalmers (or Cameron), Peter (2)

472 Chalmers or Ogilvy's Chambers, Thomas


22.4.46 Discharged surrendered at Kinghorn;

30.4.46 Edinburgh Tolbooth,

8.8.46 Carlisle,

London 30.12.45 Transported Carlisle; Antigua

York Castle, 8.5.47 Chester Castle

20.5.46 Transported Arbroath ; 21.3.47

Carlisle 22.1.1746/7 Released under ' on board General Par-ship Road don,1747 of Leith Mr. Mackenzie Mas te r ' ;


Canongate 22.7.46 Escaped captured on 25.12.46 board a ship ' Adam Hendry ' in Leith Roads;

22.7.46 Leith, 18.8.46 Canongate

30.12.45 Discharged Carlisle;

Chester Castle,

London


Servant to Lord George Murray.' Was ill with ' inveterate scurvey ' in May '46.—J.R., Edinburgh. He gave evidence against other prisoners, and was released.—Allardyce, ii. 389, 455.

Mearns 25 ' Tall and slender.' 'Kni ts well.' 81-88, 85-122; Scots Mag., T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

-S.P.D., 81-293, Oct. '46, 486 ;

Kinneil

Edinburgh

Common man.'—P.R., 3621-3.

Innkeeper. On suspicion of treason. ' Declares that he was in no ways concerned with the rebellion, and was taken from on board ship going to London, because he wanted a pass.'— S.P.D., 89-272. This evidence was taken in Nov. 1746.—J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

Dunkeld — Vintner's servant. On suspicion.—J.R., Canongate . His history suspiciously resembles that of No. 470 ; but the dates differ. They may have been father and son.

Whitside, — Son of William Chalmers. Taken at Carlisle on Alyth, Perth the surrender of the town to Cumberland on

30th Dec . 1745.—P.C., 204; S.P.D., 81-293. He was sent to London, where he gave evidence against other prisoners, and his name appears as in the custody of Carrington the messenger in June 1747—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 390, 396, etc.

NO. NAME.

473 Chalmers or Chambers, William

474 Chambers, John

475 Champion, Nicholas

476 Chandler or Charnley, Thomas

REGIMENT.

Duke of Perth's

French Service

477 Chape or Chapp, Roy Stuart's James

478 Chape or Cheap, ' Private ' Mathew

479 Chapman, James Glenbucket's

480 Chapman, Matthew


481 Chapman,William Grant's

482 Charles, James Stonywood's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

Carlisle ; Lancaster Castle

Marshalsea

30.12.45 Carlisle;

Lancaster Castle

3.10.45 Livingston's Yards ;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Stirling,

Carlisle 1.5.46 ; Perth 30.12.45

Carlisle; Chester

Castle At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb. 1746,


Carlisle; Lincoln

Castle Inverness June 1746 ;

' Thane of Fife,'


Medway


Discharged

Transported 21.2.47

Transported 21.2.47


Transported 21.2.47

Discharged


Released

Transported 21.2.47


Gardener. Taken at surrender of Carlisle.-S.P.D., 81-293, 85-122 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Perthshire 21 Labourer—S.P.D., 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

— — S.P.D., 93-30.

— — ' Taken in arms.'—S.P.D., 81-76 ; P.R., 3621-3.

St. Marnoch or 21 ' Smith at St. Marnoch Church, Banffshire.'-Marnvel Church, Banffshire

Albemarle Papers, ii. 394. ' A common high-lander.' Blacksmith.—J.R., Edinburgh ; P.R., 3621-3.

Perth

Durin

Saddler. ' Carried arms with the rebels.'—P.C., 42 ; S.P.D., 89-272.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Aberdeenshire 32 Chapman. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,91-84; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Aberdeenshire 32 Tailor.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-5. He turned King's Evidence.—Allardyce, ii. 404.

Mearns

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

483 Charnley, Thomas Manchester Regt .

484 Charrach, David Roy Stuart's

485 Cheap, Henry Duke of Perth's

486 Chersley, John Manchester

487 Chesterfield, John Manchester

488 Chidad [sic], William

Kilmarnock's

Chisholm, Donald Cromarty's (Daniel)

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle;

York Castle, London 30.12.45 ; Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle;

Lancaster Castle



Tilbury Inverness June 1746 ;


Released


Transported 21.2.47

Released 20.6.47

490 Chisholm, Donald Lord John Drummond's

491 Chisholm, Donald Glengarry's (1)

492 Chisholm or Chis- Glengarry's elm, Donald (2)

Inverness Discharged June 1746 ;


' James & Mary,'

Medway, Tilbury Inverness Transported June 1746; 21.3.47

' Dolphin,' Tilbury Inverness Transported June 1746; 21.3.47




ORIGIN. Walton 19 Weaver. Taken at surrender of Carlisle.—S.P.D.,

91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. He probably died, as his name does not appear in the transportation lists.

— — ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. This man turned King's Evidence against other prisoners, 27.7.46.—S.P.D., 85-122 ; Allardyce, ii. 459, 482.

— — T.B.P., 327-109-

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Banff 20 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

Ross 22 Servant to Jas. M'Kenzie of Highfield.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. Turned King's Evidence. He appears to have been sent to the house of Mr. Dick the messenger for some months, and was released under the Act of Pardon.—Scots Mag., 1747, 292 ; S.P.D., 98-41 ; Allardyce, ii. 415.

Inverness 23 ' Enlisted at Inverness and sent to Dunkirk,' presumably to join the troops of the French army being raised there. This was the man who gave evidence against Charles Oliphant.—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2 ; Allardyce, ii. 400.

Blairy, Glen 26 S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; S.P.D., 84-2 ; Grants, 497. Urquhart

Glenmoriston 27 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60 ; P.R., 3621-3.

VOL. rr. H

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

493 Chisholm, John Chisholm's

494 Chisholm Percy

Chisholm's

495 Chisholm,Willi am * Rebel Service '

496 Chop or Chap, Duke of Perth's James

497 Christie, Alex- Lord Lewis ander Gordon's

498 Christy, David Ogilvy's

499 Christie, James Duke of Perth's Regt.

500 Christy, John Ogilvy's

501 Christie or Adjutant, Duke Christy, John of Perth's

PRISON CAREER.


' Liberty & Property'

Inverness June 1746;


Tilbury Culloden Hanged, Inver

ness, 21.4.46 Transported 5.8.47





Tilbury 9.1.46

Midcalder; 10.1.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle Inverness June 1746 ;


Tilbury Culloden ; Inverness

Transported 21.2.47

Executed 30th April 1746

502 Clannish, George Cromarty's Inverness June 1746 ;

" Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury

Transported 31.3.47

47 S.P.D., 84-21. He probably died, as he was not in the transportation lists.

— Deserter from Scots Fusiliers.— Cumberland Orders.


21 S.P.D., 84-2. Nothing more is known about him. Probably died.

21 S.P.D., 84-2.

33 Linen weaver. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

52 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

— The Rev. George Innes of Forres wrote of him that he had been a Sergeant in the English Army and was taken prisoner at the battle of Falkirk. He then took service with the Prince and was Adjutant in the Duke of Perth's regiment. He was captured after Culloden, tried by court-martial and executed.—Lyon, iii. 14 ; Cumberland Orders.

60 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him.


40 Weaver in Invercannich.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68.

NO.

503 Clapperton, Thomas

REGIMENT.

Glenbucket's

504 Clapperton or Glenbucket's Cleverton, William

505 Clark, Alexander —

506 Clark, Alexander —

507 Clarke, Alexander Lord Lewis Gordon's

508 Clarke, Donald Lord John Drummond's

509 Clark or Clerk, M'Intosh's Henry

510 Clerk, James —

511 Clark, James —

512 Clerk, James Ogilvy's

513 Clark. John —

514 Clark or Clarke Captain, Ber-or Clargue, wick's French Patrick Service

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle


Castle Carlisle

Inverness





Tilbury 27.2.46 Perth ;

Edinburgh, 8.8.46 Carlisle

10.3.46 Stirling :

Edinburgh Montrose

23.5.46 Arbroath ;

Montrose Surrendered himself

17.7.46 Inverness


Died in prison Nov. 1746

Liberated 25.2.47


Escaped 13.2.47



Transported 21.2.47


— Weaver. Taken at surrender of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-293 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Banff 13 Ploughboy, son of above.—S.P.D., 81-88, 79-26, 91-84; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Fochabers, — ' A private man.' ' Dyster.' Prisoner at Carlisle. Moray — P.C., 26.

Morayshire — ' To be tried in a civil court for being aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'

Aberdeen 50 S.P.D., 84-2. Fate unknown.

Argyllshire 38 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him.

Perthshire

Slains, Aberdeen

Greenhall, Barry, Forfar

Dundee

Gentleman, an officer. It is said he had carried arms and had robbed Mr. Scot's house. He pleaded guilty when arraigned and was sentenced to death 22nd August 1746. But he died in prison.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438, 544 ; P.C., 246, 379 ; JR-, Canongate ; Baga, lxix. 187.

Chapman, on suspicion. ' Denies that he was concerned in the Rebellion.' 22nd Nov. 1746.— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Sailor. ' Carried arms.' Was at the battles of Falkirk and Culloden. Taken prisoner.—P.C., 204 ; S.P.D., 89, 272.

' Common man.'—J.R., Montrose.

Dunkeld, Perth

Mason. ' Took the Excise officer prisoner for the rebels and beat him. Surrendered himself.'— P.C., 44.

P.R., 3622-12 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

Fochabers

NO. NAME.

515 Clark, Robert

REGIMENT.

516 Clark, Samuel

517 Clarke or Clerk,

William

518 Claston, John

519 Clavering, Edmund (Edward)

Duke of Perth's

Rebel Service

Manchester

PRISON CAREER.

7.9.45 St. Ninians


4.2.46 Edinburgh Castle

Carlisle

23.3.46 Stirling ;

London 17.4.46 Culloden


' No further proceedings recorded '

Discharged 29.4.46

Hanged 13.5.46

Executed York 1.11.46

520 Clavering or Hamilton, Elizabeth

521 Clelland, John

522 Clerk, —

523 Closs or Close, James

524 Clow, James

525 Clows, Robert

Gunner, Artillery


Lord John Drummond's French Service

Carlisle ; York, The ship

' Veteran ' 30.12.45

Carlisle ; York Castle Perth 18.2.46

1.2.46 Stirling ;


13.2.46 Leith, 25.6.46 Edin

burgh Jail, Canongate 25.11.45 Edinburgh

Canongate


Discharged

Discharged 2.3.47



Released 29.5.46

HOME OR . „ „ , AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

ORIGIN. Leith — He was one of the party which accompanied the

Rev. Robert Forbes on his journey north to join the Prince when he landed. Captured in St. Ninians, the party was sent first to Stirling and then to Edinburgh Castle.—Lyon, i. xii.

Carlisle

Callendar

Northumberland

Banff

Linlithgow

Frenchman

Ireland

— Blacksmith. As he did not plead at the trial he must either have been released or died.—Baga, lxix. 187.

— Farmer. ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Stirling. Turned King's Evidence.—Allardyce, ii. 385, 392.

— Deserter from Sackville's. Taken at Culloden.— Cumberland Orders.

— ' One of the party of rebels that went to plunder Lord Lonsdale's seat at Lowther Hall.' ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88, 88-42. Pleaded guilty at his trial on 1st Oct. and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542.

— Husband of Edmund Clavering. ' Brown, thin, a sempstress.'— T.B.P., 327-109. She petitioned for release.—S.P.D., 103-17.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. He probably died, as he was neither released nor transported.

— ' Carried north by the Duke's army.'—J.R., Perth.

— Deserter from Bragg's regt. ' Declares he was a soldier in Bragg's Regt. in Flanders, that he was taken prisoner by a French Hussar and enlisted with them, and came over to Scotland with the French picquets and delivered himself up to General Blakeney after the battle of Falkirk, 22nd Nov. 1746.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

— A victualler. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Banchorie, Aberdeen

— Son of Alexander Clows, farmer in Banchorie.— J.R., Canongate.

NO. NAME.

526 Coats, William

527 Cochrane, John

528 Cockburn, Andrew

529 Cockburn, James

REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.


Castle 24.6.46 Perth

London

Tower of London

530 Coe, Alexander Lord Lewis Gordon's

531 Colbert, Lancelot Colonel, Lord John Drummond's

532 Coleman, Austin Manchester

30.12.45 Carlisle



Marshalsea Carlisle ; Chester Castle


Released

533 Colieno, Pierre

534 Collier, Charles

535 Collin (Cullen), John

536 Collingwood, Lawrence

537 Collingwood, Thomas

2nd Captain, Spanish Ship

Elcho's Life Guards


Manchester

Manchester

17.4.46 Discharged Inverness

28.4.46 — surrendered in Edinburgh;

30.4.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle Taken at sea ; Discharged Berwick 30.12.45 —


Castle 30.12.45 Acquitted

Morpe th ; Sept. 1746 30.12.45 Carlisle



Discharged October 1748

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Perthshire

Glasgow

Moray

Inverness


55 Labourer. ' Shot in right shoulder.'—S.P.D., 91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109 : P.R., 3621-3.


80 The only reference to him is the decision of the Privy Council that he should be discharged' being 80 years old and very infirm.'—S.P.D., 102-40.

— Stocking weaver. While in prison he wrote to his children saying,' Should it please God I be taken to himself I leave you two of my stocking frames. Let me entreat you to imitate your grandfather in his valuable talents of honesty and probity, for this truth will always be found the best policy.'—Macbeth Forbes, 21. It is not known what became of him.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. His disposal is unknown.

S3 S.P.D., 84-2, 93-30 ; Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Treimlin,Co. — Weaver.—S.P.D., 81-293. He turned King's Evid-Mayo ence against Colonel Townley at his trial and

many other officers, and was pardoned, 15th July 1746.—Scots Mag., July, '46, 321 ; Allardyce, ii. 376, 444, etc.

— — Addl. MSS., 29674-209. Probably discharged as prisoner of war.

— — Servant to Robert Murray, Lord Elcho's Troop.— J.R., Edinburgh. Nothing more is known about him.

France — S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255.

Northumber- — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. land His disposal is unknown.

Carlisle — Yeoman. Captured at the surrender of Carlisle on 19th Sept. 1746. Was tried at Carlisle but acquitted. It was stated that this was due to

Aberdeenshire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT. PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

538 Colquhoun or Colhoun, Archibald

Stewart of Ardshiel's

539 Colquhoun or Colhoun, Archibald

540 Colquhoun, Duncan

541 Colquhoun, Hugh

542 Colquhoun, Robert

543 Comerford, N.

544 Comerie or Comere, John

545 Connell, Andrew

546 Connel or Conell, Morries or Maurice

Lieutenant, Lord John Drum-mond's

Captain, Bulkeley's French Service

Captain, Duke of Perth's

Corporal, Berwick's French Service


Inverness Transported June 1746 ; 20.3.47

' Liberty & Property ' Tilbury

Inverness Died at sea June 1746 ; 6th May 1746

' Alexander & James '

17.4.46 Hanged Culloden 28.4.46

Canongate — 8.8.46 ;

Carlisle 8.9-45 Discharged Dumbarton 28.8.46

Culloden; Discharged Inverness

30.12.45 Died before Carlisle ; July 1746

Chester Castle,

Southwark, London Taken at sea; Discharged Berwick

26.11.45 off Discharged Montrose ;

Dec . '45 Edin. Castle,

Royal Infirmary 25.6.46,

Canongate 15.7.46,

Edin. Jail from Canongate Jail

Argyllshire 32


Mr. Cuthbertson, Town Clerk of Newcastle, ' suppressing, or at least not producing the prisoners examination.'—Macbeth Forbes, 20 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 183.

Farmer in Appin.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60 ; Entry Book, 84.

— S.P.D., 84-2.

Luss

France

Deserter from Paul's regt. Captured at Culloden. —Cumberland Orders.

J.R., Canongate. No further reference to him has been traced.

On suspicion. Wright.—J. R., Dumbarton.

Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

Braes of Athole — Captain. Taken at the capitulation of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3. Sir John Steange says he ' died before trial.'—Allardyce, ii. 452 ; Egerton, 2000-43 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

France S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255.

France — ' Confesses he is a soldier of Clare's French Regt. and came over with them to Scotland.'-—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

NAME. REGIMENT.

547 Connell, William

548 Connoch, William Ogilvy's

549 Connochan, David

550 Connolly, William Duke of Perth's

PRISON CAREER.

30.11.45 Stirling Castle


30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

York Castle

551 Connon, William

552 Connor, Anne

553 Connor, Dennis

554 Connor, John

555 Constable, John

556 Conway, James (Joseph)

Strickland's


Duke of Perth's


Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Edinburgh Castle 8.8.46 ;

Carlisle Carlisle ; Chester

Castle At sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick

Feb. 1746, Hull, Marshalsea 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Chester Castle, London 10.3.46 — Stirling ;

8.8.46 Carlisle ' Louis X V ' Discharged

28.11.45; Edinburgh

Castle 26.12.45,

Berwick Feb. 1746.

Hull, Marshalsea

Transported 21.2.47




HOME OR

ORIGIN A G E ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— — P.R., 3621-3. Aberdeenshire — J.R., Stirling.

Athol — ' Rebel service.'—J.R., Stirling.

Londonderry — Deserter Scots Fusiliers. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-293. A t his trial it was stated that he had formerly been in the Scots Fusiliers, and that at Prestonpans he had ' advised to kill the redcoats, especially of; Lee's regiment, because they would know him again,' and also that he had killed an English soldier. He was convicted and executed.—S.P.D., 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542.

— — J.R., Edinburgh Castle. Nothing further is known about him.

Longreat, Galway

S.P.D., 81-293.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Longhart, Galway

Dundee

Stone cutter. Was servant to Col. Strickland in Carlisle. Taken at capture of town.—S.P.D., 81-293. Turned King's Evidence.—Allardyce, ii. 434, 444, 453.

In the rebellion. ' Was at Culloden.' Carpenter. —P.C., 204. Nothing further is known about him.

Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 54, 590 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

557 Conway, Matthew Clare's French Service

558 Cook, James

559 Cook, John

560 Cook, Richard

Glengyle's

French Service


PRISON CAREER.

A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb . 1746,


Ardno ; 17.12.45

Dumbarton Carlisle

Dumfries

Escaped 2.2.46

Transported

Delivered up to Col. Howard 6.8.46

561 Cook, Thomas French Picquets

562 Cooke, Humphrey —

563 Cooke, William Manchester

564 Cook, William Ogilvy's

565 Cooke,

566 Cooke,

567 Cooper, Robert

Brigadier-Gen., French Service

Captain, Fitz-james'


12.8.46 Nottingham

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

Dundee

At sea 21.2.46 ;

' Bourbon ' Marshalsea

' Charite ' Marshalsea

Montrose

568 Cooper, William Manchester 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle



Discharged 26.7.46

Discharged 1747

Discharged 1747


Discharged

AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES. ORIGIN.

— J.R., Dumbarton.

England — He asked not to be sent back to France, and was transported.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— — ' Confesses that he deserted from Lieut. General Thomas Howard's Regt . in Flanders and enlisted in Drummond's French regiment and came over with it to Scotland.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Dumfries. He was probably hanged as a deserter, in Inverness.

— — Deserted from rebel service.—J.R., Stirling; P.R., 3622-12.

— — S.P.D. Order Book, 84.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, but pardoned on condition of enlistment.— Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

— — J.R., Dundee.

— — Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96 ; Elcho, 395.

_ _ Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96.

Stonehaven, — Sheriff Officer. ' Carried arms and was active in Kincardine- pressing horses for behoof of the Rebels.'— shire P.C., 160.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-76. No further reference to him.

HOME OR A U K .

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

569 Coppoch, John Manchester

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

570 Coppoch, Thomas, Chaplain, Man-The Rev. Ches ter

Carlisle; Chester Castle,

Lancaster Castle,

Carlisle


571 Copens or Copins, Ogilvy's David

30.12.45 Carlisle

572 Cordier, Guileum Lord John Drummond's French Service

Ogilvy's 573 Cormar (or Corn-all), Andrew

574 Corse, James

575 Cottam or Cotton, Manchester John

Perth 18.2.46 ;

' Taken north by the Duke's army '


' Jane of Leith '

13.5A6 Perth

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

Discharged




Manchester —

Brasenose College, Oxford

Kingoldrum, Angus

Frenchman


Tailor. Brother of the Rev. Thomas Coppoch. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Was tried at Carlisle 19/26 Sept. '46 and sentenced to death, but recommended to mercy by the jury.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16; Baga, lxix. 181. He was pardoned on condition of enlistment.—P.R., 3625-21.

An English clergyman ; son of John Coppoch, a Manchester tailor. He joined the Prince at Manchester, was appointed chaplain to the Jacobite Manchester Regiment, and was promised the Bishopric of Carlisle. In his speech before his execution he said his crime was ' for taking up arms to restore the royal and illustrious house of Stewart,' and complained of brutal treatment he had suffered at the hands of Lord Mark Ker's dragoons when taken prisoner from Carlisle to Lancaster.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76 ; Lyon, i. 22, 53, 60 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

Workman. ' Carried arms in rebellion, being pressed, went to England; and at Carlisle prisoner.'—P.C., 202. He was taken at the surrender of Carlisle to Cumberland, 30th Dec . 1745. As no subsequent history of him is traceable he probably died in prison.

J.R., Perth.—Addl. MSS., 24900-31.

Carseburn, 23 S.P.D., 84-2. He was ' hired by the County.'-Forfar, Angus P.C., 202. Nothing further is known of him.

' Rebel service.'—J.R., Perth.

Clifton, Lanca- 17 Labourer. ' A sprightly lad.' Taken at capture shire of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77; T.B.P.,

327-109 ; P-R-, 3621-3.

NO. NAME. PRISON ULTIMATE

NO. NAME. K r . u I J Y l r . l N I . CAREER. DISPOSAL.

576 Cougley, Michael 27.4.46 ' Handed over 576 Cougley, Michael Saltcoats ; to military

27.4.46 authorities ' Irvine 27.2.47

577 Coursan, John Glenbucket's 30.12.45 Carlisle

578 Courtney, John Berwick's French A t sea Discharged 578 Courtney, John Service 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb. 1746.

Hull 579 Couts, James Ogilvy's 13.2.46 Discharged

Montrose ; 4.3.47 10.3.46 Stirling,

Edinburgh, Aberdeen, 2.8.46 Edinburgh

580 Coutts, William — Aberdeen Discharged on bail 8.9.46

581 Coutts, William Farquharson of Inverness Monaltrie's June 1746;

' Jane of Alloway,'

Tilbury Fort 582 Covelier, Francois — Canongate Discharged 583 Cowan or Cowing, Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Transported

William Carlisle ; 22.4.47 York Castle, Lincoln Castle

584 Cowie, John — Inverness —

585 Cowie, William 24.2.46 Discharged Montrose ; 18.3.46

10.3.46 Stirling

586 Cradock, James — Carlisle ; — Lancaster Castle

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Aberdeen


Soldier ' of Col. de Promet's Regt.'—J.R., Irvine. This man was probably in the French service, in which case he would have been released in due course ; or he may have been a deserter and dealt with accordingly.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Nothing further known.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Arbroath Mason. ' Assisting the rebels.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Torry, Nigg, Kincardine

Aberdeen 26

Boatman. ' Assisted in inlisting men for the Pretender, and discharged numbers of people from attending a Fast appointed by Royal Authority.'—P.C., 7 ; Allardyce, i. 255 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

Lived with his mother at Lanzie.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18; Allardyce, ii. 612. No further reference to him as transported. He may have died.

France — S.P.D., 89-272. Prestonpans 52 Tailor. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D.,

79-26, 81-88, 91-77, 96-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Morayshire

Montrose

' To be tried in a civil court for aiding and assisting to the Pretender.' His disposal is unknown.— MS., Nat. Library.

Baker. ' On suspicion of assisting the rebels.'— J.R., Stirling.

— ' Taken in arms.'—S.P.D., 81-76. No further reference^to him.

Ireland

NAME. REGIMENT.

587 Craig, Isaac (alias James)

588 Craig or Craige, John

589 Craig or Craigin, Robert

590 Cragg or Craig, Manchester Thomas

PRISON CAREER.

25.4.46 Quarrel W o o d ;

25.4.46 Dumfries

22.5.46 Forfar ;

28.5.46 Montrose

17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle ;

8.8.46 Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle

Liberated 5.9.46

Transported 21.2.47

Released

591 Cramp, Thomas Lord Lewis Gordon's

592 Crane, Peter

593 Craw, Andrew Elcho's Life Guards

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle


27.4.46 Dundee

Transported 21.2.47

Discharged 16.3.47

594 Crawford, John Duke of Perth's Selkirk

595 Creagie (Creagu), French Service James

596 Cribb, David Roy Stuart's Inverness June 1746 ;

' Jane of Alloway ' Tilbury

Pardoned on condition of permanent banishment 2.7.47

Liberated 4.4.47


— ' In service of Lawrence of Gask Yr. ' ' Confesses that he did serve his said master in the Rebel Army and was with him at the battle of Culloden.'— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Dumfries.

— Town Officer. ' For drinking the Pretender's health and other Excesses.'—J.R., Montrose.

21 Tailor.—J.R., Edinburgh : S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Turned King's Evidence against Capt. Fletcher and many other prisoners at his trial on 16th July 1746.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 323 ; Allardyce, ii. 378, etc.


19 Hardware man.—S.P.D., 91-77 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— This is probably the man who is reported by the ' Surveyors of Edinburgh' as having served in ' The Pretender's Son's Life Guards.' —P.C., 246 ; J.R., Dundee.

—• ' Various witness es declared that they saw him with a White Cockade and sergeants halbert, along with a drummer, beating up for recruits for the rebels in Edinburgh while they were in possession thereof.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

— P.R., 3622-12.

48 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him ; may have died.

NAME. REGIMENT.

597 Crichton (Crigh- Ogilvy's ton), Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

Dundee Released under General Pardon, 1747

598 Crichton, David

599 Crichton, James Ogilvy's

600 Crichton or Crigh- Glenbucket's ton, James

10.S.46 Stirling ;

8.8.46 Carlisle

17.5.46 Arbroath ;

Dundee 13.8.46,

Canongate 30.12.45


Transported 21.3.47

Transported 21.3.47


601 Creighton or Roy Stuart's ' Cray ton,' John

602 Crichton, John

603 Cristal, David

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

Duke of Perth's 2.5.46 Perth ;

12.5.46 Stirling,

10.8.46 Canongate

— Aberdeen

Transported 21.2.47


Released on bail

604 Cristal or Crystall, John

Canongate 8.8.46 ;

Carlisle

605 CristofF, John French Service At sea ' Solei l ' 25.11.45 ;

Marshalsea

Discharged


Workman. ' Kept guard in Arbroath for the rebels.' ' Joined the rebels after Preston and continued with them till disperst, was imprisoned but admitted to Baill.'—P.C., 158, 204 ; Mackintosh, 19.

' In the rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

' Common man.'—J.R., Arbroath ; P.R., 3621-3.

Mason. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct . 1746, was sentenced to death but reprieved, and pardoned on condition of enlistment.— S.P.D., 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746,483,543 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Gardener.—J.R., Canongate.

Wright. ' Assisted in unloading the Spanish ship at Peterhead, was concerned in a Mob in Old Aberdeen, was apprehended and admitted to Bail.'—P.C., 4.

Wright. ' Carried arms at Culloden and was very active in unloading the Spanish ship at Peterhead and transporting the arms.' He lurked for some time but was subsequently captured.— P.C., 4. As his name does not appear in any list after getting to Carlisle he probably died in prison.

A Swiss in French service. Taken at sea on the way to Scotland in the Soleil privateer.—S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30.

NO. REGIMENT.

600 Cromariie, Earl of, George Mackenzie

PRISON CAREER.

15.4.46 Dunrobin ;

Inverness 28.4.46,

H.M.S. ' Exeter ' 20.5.46,

Tower of London,

House of Cowell, messenger

607 Cronine, Cornelius Clare's French Service

At sea 28.11.45 ' So l e i l ' ;

Berwick Feb. 1746,

Hull

Discharged

608 Crookshank, John Ogilvy's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle


609 Crosbie, John Surgeon in 11.5.46 Transported French Service Perth; 21.2.47

12.5.46 Stirling,

Carlisle

Conditionally-pardoned 4th Oct. 1749


ORIGIN. — — Though at first inclined to the Government side,

Lord Cromartie ultimately declared for the Prince and joined the Army at Perth. He was employed in collecting money in Fife, and was present at the battle of Falkirk on 17th January 1746. He took over command of Kilmarnock's Guards for a time. He was put in command of the operations against the Earl of Loudon, and pursued him for some time without success, and was superseded. On 15th April he was captured by the Sutherland Militia, sent to London, and committed to the Tower. On 28th July 1746 he was tried before the House of Lords, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, with forfeiture of estates and honours. He was respited on 9th August largely through the instrumentality of his wife and some of his friends who interceded for him. On 18th Feb. 1748 he was allowed to leave the Tower and to live in the house of a messenger. On 4th Oct. 1749 he had a pardon on condition of his confining himself during his life to such part of England as His Majesty shall, from time to time, direct. He died in London 28th Sept. 1766 in an impoverished state.-—S.P., iii. 78-80 ; Scots Mag., Aug. 1746, 381, Feb. 1748, 97 ; Origins, 95 : P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Sept. '48 ; S.P.D., 107-34.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Aberdeen 18 Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Herdsman. Pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death, but reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment.—S.P.D., 88-42 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; PR-, 3625-21.

Westrneath 30 He is shown in the Carlisle List as a French Doctor. His name appears on the transportation lists, but he was probably exchanged as a prisoner of war.—S.P.D., 88-124; J.R., Perth; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME.

610 Crosbie, Robert

REGIMENT.

Captain, Lally's French Service

PRISON CAREER.

1.7.46 Perth

611 Crosby, William Manchester

612 Crosby, William Manchester

613 Crow, Andrew Ogilvy's

614 Crow, James Ogilvy's

615 Cruikshank, John

616 Cui or Cuie, John

617 Cullen, Stephen

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

York Castle Carlisle ; Chester

Castle 27.4.46 Dundee

27.4.46 Dundee

Transported July 1748



618 Cullinan, Augustus

619 Cumming, Alexander

— Aberdeen ; Transported York

— Inverness — June 1746 ;

' Thane of

, F i f e ' ' ' Liberty ' Captain, Ber ' Louis X V ' Pardoned on

wick's French 28.11.45 ; condition of Service Edinburgh perpetual

Castle banishment 26.12.45, 3.7.47

Berwick Feb. 1746,

Hull Manchester 30.12.45 —

Carlisle Captain, Perth's 16.4.46 —

Culloden ; Inverness June 1746,

' Dolphin ' Tilbury

Executed 17.9-46

Ballycrydaff, Meath, Ireland

Whitehaven

Dundee


Was tried at Perth by court-martial as a deserter from Skelton's Regiment in the British Army in Flanders and sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. '45, 45. His execution was carried out with difficulty. The Perth hangman ran away, the Stirling hangman dropped dead when called upon ; eventually a fellow-prisoner carried it out.—Tullibardine, ii. 330.

Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-293. Was tried at York on 2nd Oct. and sentenced to death. On the day fixed for his execution he was reprieved.-—Scots Mag., 1746, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 107-74 ; P.R., 3625-14.

' W a s with Townley's Regt. '—S.P.D., 81-293. Nothing more is known of him. He was son of the previous William Crosby.

Mason.—J.R., Dundee.

Dundee

Aberdeen

Banff

17

21

Mason. ' Carried arms as a Volunteer in the rebel army. Was at Falkirk battle and went north. Prisoner.'—P.C., 202; Mackintosh, 2 0 ; J.R., Dundee.

Weaver.—Allardyce, ii. petition from York .

Blacksmith, Fochabers. S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2. him.

255. He submitted a

' Only on suspicion.'— No further reference to

France Taken at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541, 590 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Dublin

Morayshire


47 Scots Mag., April 1746, 186 ; S.P.D., 84-2. He probably died.

Wcstmeath

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

620 Gumming, Duncan Glengarry's

621 Cuming, Jane

622 Cumming, John Surveyor of Excise

623 Cumins or Cum- Glengarry's ming, James (1)

624 Cumins or Cum- Glengarry's ming, James (2)

625 Cummins, Stephen —

626 Cunison, John —

PRISON CAREER.


' Dolphin '


15.3.46 Montrose

Inverness : ' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Lancaster

Castle Dumbarton

Transported 21.2.47

Discharged 13.5.46

Released 30.11.47


627 Cunningham, Duncan

628 Cunningh am, John

629 Cunningham,

John

630 Cupid, John

631 Curry, Hugh

632 Cusack, Francis

2.2.46 Kilsyth ;


Leith 18.7.46 Dunfermline

Discharged

Duke of Perth's

French Service




Castle Chester —

Castle Taken at sea Discharged

Berwick; Marshalsea

Captain, Dillon's Culloden ; French Service Inverness


Transported 21.3.47

HOME OR AGE,

ORIGIN. Auchtuie, Glen 65 Urquhart

Alvie, Moray 50

Montrose —

Pitcherell-Beg, 36 Glen Urquhart

Achnagoneren, Glenmoriston

Campbeltown, Argyll

Argyllshire —


' Went with the rebels the day before Culloden and never received arms nor pay.'—S.P.D., 84-2 ; Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60 ; Grants, 494.

She had with her a girl of four years, and a boy of one year.—S.P.D., 91-77 ; P.R. 3621-3.

' On suspicion of information.'—J.R., Montrose.

Son of Duncan Cummins. ' Forced, but reckoned a plunderer in the North.'—Grants, 494 ; S.P.D., 86-18, 84-212. Disposal is unknown. Probably died.

' Pressed.'—Grants, 497.

Scots Mag., 1747, 549-

Officer of Excise. ' Joined the rebells at Edinburgh, drank treasonable Healths and spoke disrespectfully of H.R.H. the Duke of Cumberland. Prisoner in Dumbarton Castle.'—P.C., 290.

Servant boy . On suspicion.—J.R., Leith.

Dunfermline — A horse hirer. ' Treasonable practice.'—J.R., Dunfermline.

Argyllshire — Labourer. ' Black, sturdy, his own hair.'—S.P.D., 91-77; T.B.P., 327-109.

Lyme, Cheshire — Gentleman. ' Apprehended as a rebel.'—S.P.D., 81-293. Nothing more is known about him.

— — S.P.D., 85-185.

— P.R., 3622-12 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

NO.

633

NAME.

Cushnie, Patrick (Peter)

634 Cuthbert,

REGIMENT.

Major, French Service (Lord John Drummond's)

PRISON CAREER.

Aberdeen June 1746 ;

' Dolphin ' 20.6.46,

London (Southwark)

Inverness ; Southwark

Discharged and banished

635 Daderick, Peter 636 D'Aigulles, or

' D e Gullies,' or Du Boyer, Marquis

637 D'Arcy,

638 Daily, Thomas

639 Dalmahoy, Alexander

French Service Captain, Marine Regt. , French Ambassador to the Prince

Captain, Conde's Horse, French Service


Elcho's Life Guards

Marshalsea Culloden : Inverness

21.2.46 ' Bourbon *

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick Feb. '46,

Hull 10.8.46

Canongate

Discharged Sent back to

France

Discharged

Discharged


640 Dalmahoy, John

641 Damary, —

642 D'Andrion, —

— Canongate —

Lieutenant, 17.4.46 Discharged Lord John Inverness ; Drummond's Penrith

Officer, French 17.4.46 Discharged Artillery Inverness;

Penrith

Discharged 2.3.47


ORIGIN. Stonehaven — A g e 25. Merchant.—S.P.D., 84-2 : Scots. Mag.,

1747, 87.

Inverness — Brother of the Laird of Castlehill, Inverness, who was SherifF Depute, Inverness, and not a Jacobite . Captain in Lord John Drummond's French Regiment of Royal Scots. He took a prominent part in the operations about Inverury in December 1745. He was captured after Culloden and treated with great severityin Southwark, but subsequently he was recognised as a prisoner of war. He ultimately became Lieut .-Col. in his own regiment.—Lyon, ii. 286 ; Origins, 140.

— — S.P.D., 93-30. France — Joined the Prince in Oct. 1745. Was taken after

Culloden and was ' prisoner at large.'—Lyon, ii. 286 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

— — Aide-de-camp to Count Fitzjames. Captured off Ostend, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96.

— — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Thirlestane — Son of Sir Alexander Dalmahoy (2nd baronet). ' Seen in arms.' ' Assisted in carrying off two dragoon horses from the parks of Kinneil and in levying the excise and malt duty for the rebels.' —P.C., 264 ; J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 89-272 He succeeded to the baronetcy in 1773. He had gone into the French army and was a Knight of St. Louis.—Albemarle, ii. 400.

— — Shown as sick during the period August-December 1746.—P.C., 394 ; J.R., Canongate.

France — Addl. MSS., 29674-209.


NO. NAME.

643 Daniel, James

644 Dara, Robert

645 Darien, Jasper

646 Darwen, Henry

647 Davidson, Alexander

648 Davidson, Alexander

REGIMENT.

Grant's


M'Intosh's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle


A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Hull Lancaster

Castle Inverness ; June 1746

' Walls-grave,' Tilbury

Gask; 7.2.46

Edinburgh (Canongate),

Carlisle


Discharged

Died June 1746

Transported March 1747

649 Davidson, Alex- — Stirling; Sentenced to ander Canongate, be trans-

8.8.46 ported, An-Carlisle, tigua, 8.5.47,

York Castle but pardoned on condition of enlistment

650 Davidson, Alex- Farquharson of Inverness ; Transported ander Monaltrie's 'Wallsgrave,' 31.3.47

Tilbury Fort 651 Davidson, Charles Stonywood's Aberdeen ; Transported

Carlisle

652 Davidson, James Servant to Gordon of Carnousie

Inverness ; June 1746

' Walls-grave ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

Released

Skye



— ' In the rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling.

France — S.P.D., 81-73.

Nairn

— ' Committed on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. No further reference to him.

24 S.P.D., 84-2.

Edinburgh

Badenoch 17

Shoemaker in the Canongate. Is styled in the Jail report ' servant to the Pretender's son.' When brought up for trial he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438 ; S.P.D., 88-16; J.R., Edinburgh (Canongate) ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Baga, lxix. 187.

J.R., Stirling; J.R., Canongate; S.P.D., 81-88, 88-124, 91-77; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Aberdeen 27 Laboured with his father near Charlton.-84-2, 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Westchester

-S.P.D.

Late servant to Alexander Gordon, Aberzeldie. Was in arms. Pleaded guilty.—Allardyce,!. 237, 255 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Baga, lxix. 182.

' A g e 14. A very wicked boy* servant to Gordon of Carnousie. Has been all over Ireland, Scotland and England.'—S.P.D., 86-18. The ship return says he was servant to Lord Lewis Gordon.—-S.P.D., 84-2. He gave evidence against Adam Hay and others. This may have been the ' James Division' who was in the custody of Dick, the messenger, in June 1747.— S.P.D., 98-41 ; Allardyce, ii. 407.

Aberdeen

NO. NAME.

653 Davidson, James


Falkland Discharged

654 Davidson, James Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle

655 Davidson, James Lord John Drummond's

20.6.46 Perth ;

Montrose

656 Davidson, John Cromarty's

657 Davidson, John


& James ' Tilbury

Duke of Perth's Carlisle

658 Davidson, Samuel —

659 Davidson, Thomas —

660 Davidson,William Ogilvy's

Lancaster

3.6.46 Perth

21.5.46 Dundee

661 Davidson,William Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle 662 Davie, John Ogilvy's 30.12.45

Carlisle

Escaped 30.6.46;

Recaptured Nov. 1747

Pardoned on condition of enlistment

Reprieved and transported

Released 16.7.47

Dismissed on bail 26.5.47


663 Davis, Robert

664 Davis, Thomas

665 Davy, Charles

666 Dawson, James

Duke of Perth's Carlisle ; Transported Whitehaven

Clare's French At sea Discharged Service

' Rebel Service

Manchester

A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull 17.4.46 Hanged

Culloden 28.4.46

30.12.45 Carlisle

London

Executed Kennington Common 30.7.46

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Myreside, Falkland, Fife

Aberdeen

Angu

Sutherland


— ' Went servant to Lord Kilmarnock when he joyn 'd the Rebels, but bore no arms. In Falkland prisoner.'—P.C., 64.


— J.R., Perth. Deserter from Scots Fusiliers who escaped from prison and took to burglary. Was recaptured and sent back to Perth for trial, in November 1747.—Albemarle, ii. 498-502.

21 S.P.D., 84-2 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, 22nd Aug. '46.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438 ; S.P.D., 88-16.

Scots. Mag., 1747, 345.

Coupar of Fife — A tinker. On suspicion. ' Witnesses declare he was seen in arms.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Dundee — ' Servant to Alex. Johnston a rebel.' Goldsmith. ' Was at Falkirk battle.'—P.C., 206 ; Mackintosh, 20 ; J.R., Dundee.

Aberdeenshire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. There is no reference to him.

Dodievoe, Kirri emuir, Forfar

' Carried arms as a volunteer.' Was taken prisoner at the surrender of Carlisle, 30.12.45.— Mackintosh, 21 ; P.C., 206. There is no further reference to him.

Deserter from English army.—S.P.D., 88-124, 92-201 ; P.R., 3621-3.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— — Deserter from Howard's Regt. Captured at Culloden.—Cumberland Orders.

Lancashire — While at St. John's College, Cambridge, he ran away and joined the Manchester regiment. He was taken prisoner at the surrender of Carlisle, 30th Dec . 1745, sent to London, and executed 30th July 1746.—Lyon, i. 241; Allardyce, ii. 449 ; Egerton, 2000-38 ; Baga, lxix 173.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

667 de Butler, Le Captain, Fitz-Baron james'

668 de Fraine, Claude Drummer, Berwick's

669 de la Hoyde, — Captain, Berwick's

670 de Longuevil, French Service Chevalier

PRISON CAREER.

21.2.46 ' Char i te ' ;

Berwick At sea

28.11.45 ; Hull 17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith

671 deSaussay, — French Engineers 17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith 21.2.46

' Bourbon ' Marshalsea

672 de Tyrconnel, Brigadier-Genl., French Service

673 de Vivier,Philippe Berwick's French Service

674 Deacon, Charles Ensign, Man-Clement chester

Berwick-on-Tweed

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London (Southwark)

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Transported July 1748

675 Deacon Robert Lieutenant, 30.12.45 Died at Kendal Manchester Carlisle ; on his way to

Kendal London, January 1746


— Taken at sea, 21.2.4.6.—Scots Mag., Feb. '46, 96.


Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

France — Applied for permission to go home.—S.P.D., 103-7.


— Captured off Ostend, 21.2.46.-1746, 96.

-Scots Mag., Feb.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

Manchester 17 Youngest son of Dr. Thomas Deacon of Manchester. Joined the Prince at Manchester in November 1745 and was made ensign of the regiment raised there. He was taken prisoner when the garrison of Carlisle surrendered on 30th Dec . 1745. In due course he was sent to London and sentenced to death. He was present at the execution of his brother Thomas, but was himself reprieved on 30th July 1746, probably on account of his youth, being only 17. He appealed for release on 30th April '48, but was transported. He had been concerned in an attack on the prison warders.—S.P.D., 79-26 ; Lyon, i. 2 2 ; S.P.D., 106-94, 107-64, 103-44; P.R., 3625-1 ; Baga, lxix. 172 ; Allardyce, ii. 438 ; Egerton, 2000-32.

Manchester — Second son of Dr. Thomas Deacon. With his two brothers he joined the Prince at Manchester, 30th Nov. 1745, and was appointed Lieutenant in the regiment recruited there. Taken prisoner at the surrender of Carlisle on 30th December 1745, he was sent to London but fell ill on the way, and died at Kendal.—Lyon, i. 22.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

676 Deacon, Thomas Lieutenant, Theodore Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London

677 Dease, James — 8.5.46Brechin; — 8.5.46

Montrose, Inverness, June 1746

' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort 678 Death, Robert — Lancaster —

Castle 679 De la Hoide or Berwick's French Marshalsea Discharged

Delehide, Service Nicholas

680 Dellard, Michael Manchester Carlisle; Executed Lancaster Brampton

21.10.46

681 Demon, — Lord John 18.3.46 Perth Discharged Drummond's French Service

682 Dempsey, Robert Bulkeley's 21.2.46 Discharged French Service at sea ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull

683 Dempsey,William Sergeant, Man- 30.12.45 Executed Chester Carlisle; York 1.11.46

Chester Castle,

York Castle


Caldham, Brechin

AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES. '

— Son of Dr. Thomas Deacon, non-jurant Bishop in Manchester. He was taken prisoner at the surrender of Carlisle and, along with his two brothers, was sent to London ; at his trial one Maddox deponed that Deacon ' sat at the table at the Bull Head, Manchester, took down the names of such as enlisted in the Pretender's service, and received a shilling for each. When he was writing he employed himself in making blue and white ribbons into favours, which he gave to the men who enlisted.' Maddox was an ensign in the regiment who turned King's Evidence. After execution in London his head was sent to Manchester and stuck up on the Exchange there.—S.P.D., 79-26 ; Lyon, i. 22, 220; JBago.lxix. 172.

SI Farmer. On suspicion. ' Farmed a fishery at Montrose.'—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. 'Apprehended upon information and sent north with a guard.' —P.C., 162. His disposal is unknown. He may have died.

— — 'Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. Nothing more is known of him.

France — He gave evidence for Nicholas Glascoe.—S.P.D., 93-30 ; Allardyce, ii. 422.

Manchester — He was a woolcomber. Taken at the surrender of Carlisle 30.12.45. He pleaded guilty at his trial on 9th Sept. 1746 and was sentenced to death.— S.P.D., 81-76,88-16; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746,439, 497 ; Baga, lxix. 182.

Frenchman — ' Taken north by Duke of Cumberland's army.'— J.R., Perth.

S.P.D., 81-72.

Inniskillen, — Joiner. Taken at fall of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-Ireland 293. He pleaded guilty at his trial at York on

2nd Oct. '46, and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542 ; S.P.D., 88-42.

Manchester

NAME. REGIMENT.

684 Denatis or Den- French Service othy or Denater, John

PRISON CAREER.

York Castle

685 Denneene or Lord John Denson, John Drummond's

Derwentwater, Earl of, Charles. See Ratcliffe, The Hon. Charles

686 DesVismes, Josephe de Venise

687 Devant, Marseil Lieutenant,


Inverness Transported June 1746 ;


Taken at sea; Discharged Berwick-on-

Saintonge's French Service

688 Deverty, David

689 Dewar, John

690 Dewar, Thomas

691 D'Horton, Captain, Lord John Drummond's

692 Diamond or Dia- Rooth's Regt. , mant, Samuel French Service

693 Dick, David

Tweed ' Esperance '

25.11.45 ; Deal 7.5.46 Perth

25.2.46 Perth ;

9.8.46 Carlisle

4.7.46 Perth

17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith 23.6.46 Carzie :

23.6.46 Dumfries


8.8.46 Carlisle

Discharged

Died 31.8.46


Discharged 30.7.46

Discharged


Transported

? Transported


35 Wig-maker. Servant to Mr. Charles Boyd, son of Lord Kilmarnock. ' Carried arms. York Gaol.' —P.C., 264. This man was a Frenchman and was probably exchanged as a prisoner of war.— S.P.D., 91-84. On the other hand, in an enquiry dated 17th Jan. 1749, he is referred to as a prisoner under sentence of death, who had been overlooked.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84-17; P.R., 3621-3.

22 S.P.D., 88-60 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

— Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541.

— Servant. On suspicion.—J.R., Perth.

St. Andrews, — Tailor. ' Carried arms in the rebel service under Fife the Earl of Kelly, from Preston battle. '—P.C,

64. No further reference to him has been traced.—J.R., Canongate.

Perthshire — On suspicion.—J.R., Perth.


Collidge, — Deserter. ' Confesses that he deserted from Genl. Devonshire Wolfe's regiment in Flanders, and came over

with Ruthe's French regiment.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

22 Shoemaker.—S.P.D., 88-124.

Callendar House, Linlithgowshire


CAREER. DISPOSAL. 694 Dick, John — 4.5.46 Discharged

Prestonpans; 18.3.47 6.5.46

Canongate

695 Dickie, Henry

696 Dickinson, William

697 Dickinson or Dicconson, -

698 Dickson, John

699 Dietz, James

700 Dikes or Dykes, Margaret

Manchester

Lieutenant, Lord John Drummond's

Duke of Perth's

French Service

12.1.46 Edinburgh


17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith 3.5.46 Prestonpans


6.5.46 Canongate



Castle



Discharged


Discharged


701 Dillon, John

702 Dingwall, Daniel or Donald

703 Dingle or Dingwall or Dinglis, Donald

704 Dingwall or Dungwall, Duncan

Captain, Dillon's 17.4.46 Pardoned on French Service Inverness ; condition of

Berwick perpetual banishment

— 30.12.45 Transported Carlisle ; Antigua

Lancaster 8.5.47 Castle

Cromarty's Inverness ; Transported Tilbury Fort 31.3.47

Cromarty's Inverness ; — ' Jane of

Leith ' Tilbury


— Butcher. On suspicion. ' Witnesses say that they saw the prisoner killing cows and sheep for the use of the rebels at Bannockburn.'—S.P.D., 89-272; J.R., Canongate. ' He joined the rebells on their march for England.'—P.C., 134.

— ' Chapman in rebel service.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

40 Weaver.—S.P.D., 91-77 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Addl. MSS., 29674-210.

— ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Canongate.

— ' Deserted from the rebels.'—J.R., Stirling.

22 ' Well looking.'—S.P.D., 91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3625-3.

— P.R., 3622-12 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-210.

31 Glover. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77. Was said in the transportation list to be ' lame.'— T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

24 Servant to Farquhar M'Crae.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

28 S.P.D., 84-2. His name does not appear in the transportation lists, so he probably died.

NO.

705 Divey, Edmund

706 Divier or Diveer, John

707 Dods or Dodds, James

REGIMENT.

Corporal, Bulkeley's French Service

Surgeon, Clare's French Service

Balmerino's Life Guards

PRISON CAREER.

' Louis X V ' at sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Hull ' Louis X V '

28.11.45 ; Edinburgh

Castle 26.12.45,


June 1746 Inverness ;

' Walls-grave ' Tilbury Fort

Pardoned on condition of banishment

Transported 31.3.47

708 Doig or Doge , Ogilvy's June 1746 John Inverness;

' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury Fort

709 Donelly, James — Chester Castle

710 Donald, James Lord George Murray's

711 Donald, James Stonywood's

712 Donald, James

713 Donald, James

714 Donaldson, Alexander

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lincoln Castle Aberdeen

8.8.46 ; Canongate 23.7.46

Dundee 6.7.46

Glenyla ; 6.7.46 Dundee Whitehaven ; Carlisle


Discharged 12.8.46


Transported

Discharged


— S.P.D., 81-29. 81-73.

France — Taken at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541, 590 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Belton, Haddington

Angus

29 ' Farmer at Setonill Mains, Haddington. Clerk of the rebel Stores.'—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 ; S.P.D. Entry Boole, 84. The battle of Prestonpans was fought on his farm, and he stated at his trial that his horses were all taken and he was forced out. He called evidence to this effect, and appealed for mercy, on the ground that his family would be beggared if he were transported ; however, this was his fate.—Macbeth Forbes, 55 ; S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., S621-3.

24 Weaver, Carseburn. He was ' hired by the County ' to serve.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 ; P.C., 206. His subsequent disposal is unknown.

Brampton, Cumberland

Caithness

Aberdeen

20

Labourer. ' Taken near Ashbourne, Derby, said to have served in Hamilton's dragoons.'— S.P.D., 81-293. There is no record of his transportation ; he may have died in prison.

Tailor. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 91-84, 79-26 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

' Servant to William Menzies of Pitfodles.'— Canongate. Accompanied John Menzies ing the campaign.—Allardyce, ii. 1-255.

J.R., Dundee.

J.R., dur-

Glenyla ' Suspicion of treason.'—J.R., Dundee.

Banff 40 Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124, 92-201 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME.

715 Donaldson, James

REGIMENT.

Pitsligo's

716 Donaldson, James

Ogilvy's

717 Donaldson, John

718 Donaldson or Roy Stuart's Donals, John

719 Donaldson, Thomas

720 Donaldson, William

721 Donget, James

PRISON CAREER.

Inverness : ' Thane of

Fife,' ' James &

Mary ' Medway,

Tilbury 18.5.46 Transported

Dunblane ; 24.5.46

Montrose, Dundee, 13.8.46

Canongate, Carlisle 24.2.46 Discharged

Montrose ; 18.3.46 Stirling 30.12.45 Discharged

Carlisle ; York Castle, ChesterCastle, London Haddington Died 9.9.46

22.7.46 ; Perth Leith ; Canongate, 8.8.46 Carlisle 27.4.46 —

Stirling Castle

722 Donne, James

723 Dooling, David

724 Dorman, David

Lieutenant, Berwick's French Service

At sea Berwick;

Feb.1746 Hull,

Tower of London

Stirling

18.5.46 Arbroath

Discharged



TransDorted


25 ' Servant to Andrew Hay of Ranass.' ' Assisted the rebels.'—P.C., 26 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55 : P.R., 3621-3.

Edinburgh 50 Wright.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124.

Montrose On suspicion. Carter.—J.R., Stirling.

Ballinloan, Angus

Coupar, Fife —

Grangepans, Linlithgow

Surrey

Gardener. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 81-293. Turned King's Evidence and was sent to London, where he was in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 434, 542.

Schoolmaster, Haddington. On suspicion. 'Acted as salt officer and uplifted the Duty for the rebels.'—P.C., 134 ; J.R., Perth.

Gardener. ' Servant to Alex. Dalmahoy in the rebellion.'—P.C., 264. Nothing further is known about him.

' Bragg's Regt., Capt. Willock's Coy.' This entry probably means that he was a deserter from Bragg's Regt., and in that case he was probably handed over to the military authorities.—J.R., Stirling.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73, 93-28.

Lancashire

Arbroath

— S.P.D.; 89-272.

— On suspicion. Burgher.—J.R., Arbroath.

' Ranass ' (Rannes), Banff

NO. NAME.

725 Dondal, —

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Fitzjames'

726 Dougal, Donald —

727 Dougherty, John French Service

PRISON CAREER.

21.2.46 ' Bourbon ' Marshalsea

12.5.46 Perth

Carlisle


Transported

728 Douglas, Alexander


Coupar in Angus ;

6.2.46 Perth, 30.3.46

Edinburgh, 8.8.46 Carlisle

729 Douglas, Archibald

730 Douglas, Charles Guillaume

731 Douglas, d'Hor-tore

732 Douglas, Hugh

Captain, Service

French

Captain, Lord John Drummond's French Service

Drummer to Lord Elcho's

20.0.46 Stirling

17.4.46 Inverness

Penrith 17.4.46 Inverness

Penrith

London

' Broke prison and escaped '

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

733 Douglas of Kcl- — 28.7.46 Released on head, Sir John Edinburgh ; bail 15.3.48

Edinburgh 31.7.46,

14.8.46 Tower of London

Discharged


ORIGIN.

France — Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. '46, 96. This may have been ' Peter Dornall ' who appealed for mercy on 3rd Oct. 1748.—S.P.D., 108-35.

Callander — ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Perth.

Ireland 30 He asked not to be sent back to France and was transported. Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124, 94-128 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Was a deserter from English.'—J.R., Perth. ' Owned he had deserted from the King's army in Flanders, enlisted with the French, came over with Lord John Drummond, was apprehended robbing a minister's house near Perth in the retreat of the rebel army.'—Addl. MSS., 24900-30. His ultimate disposal is not known. Does not appear in the transportation lists.

Greenock — Tailor.—J.R., Stirling.

France — Addl. MSS., 29674-210 ; S.P.Scot., ii. 36-48.

— — He was a signatory to the appeal by Lord Louis Drummond on behalf of Captain James Hay of the French Royal Scots on 22.9.46.—Allardyce,ii. 486; Addl. MSS., 29674-209 ; S.P.Scot.36-48.

He gave evidence to the effect that he was Lord Elcho's servant and that he had seen Lord Elcho during the march to England. He also gave evidence against Lord Balmerino.—Lyon, i. 56 ; Allardyce, ii. 342.

--- Member of Parliament for Dumfries. On 28th July 1746 he was seized on suspicion of high treason and sent off at once to London on 31st July by a messenger and guard and put in the Tower. He had visited the Prince at Bannock-burn in January 1746 on behalf of the English Jacobites, and reported that £40,000 was at his disposal. On 24th July John Murray of Broughton gave evidence against him. On 15th March 1748 he was released on bail, his sureties being bound in £2000 and himself in £4000. His name was on the list of those excepted from the Act of Pardon, June 1747.— Scots Mag., July 1746, 343,396, March 1748,149 ; S.P.D., 93-28; Murray, 433; Albemarle,i. 13 note.

NO. NAME.

734 Douglas, Patrick

735 Douglas or Dow-glass. William

730 Dow, John

REGIMENT.

Rov Stuart's

737 Dow or Dove, Patrick

738 Dow, William

739 Dow, William

71-0 Dowar, John

741 Dowdle, Mathcw

742 Dowlin, David

743 Drum, Peter 744 Drummond,

Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle, London 11.1.46

Edinburgh

10.5.46 Pertli :

10.8.40 Canongate,

Aug. 1746 Carlisle

Dundee


Transported

Glengarry's 6.5.46 Inverness

Lieutenant, 3.1.47 Perth Duke of Perth's

— 10.8.46 Canongate


At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull 27.2.46 Stirling

French Service Captain, French

Service

Discharged 31.7.46

Discharged 13.7.47'


Discharged


Discharged Discharged

745 Drummond. George

746 Drummond, Gilbert

Captain, Duke of Perth's

Duke of Atholl's

Marshalsea 24.3.46

' Prince Charles' (late ' Hazard ') ;

H.M.S. ' Shcerness ' Berwick

7.2.46 Perth ; Died 18.7.46 Edinburgh 25.2.46

Canongate 8.8.46

Carlisle

Transported : died at sea 7.6.47

Discharged


— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-88. He turned King's Evidence and was in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 482.

' On suspicion.'—J.R., Edinburgh ; P.R., 3622-12.

Athole 30 Servant to Lord Nairn. ' Rebel service' servant.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Achtmeerak, Glenurquhart

Auehinshelloch, Comrie, Perthshire

St. Andrews

J.R., Dundee.

Forced.—Grants, 494.

' Acted as overseer under the French Engineer ; said to be pressed.'—P.C., 44 ; J.R., Perth.

Tailor.—J.R., Canongate.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Lancashire Servant to Col. Baggot.—J.R., Stirling.

France France

S.P.D., 93-30. Scots Mag., March 1746, 147 ; S.P.D., 85-185,

94-255.

Drumma- — ' Carried arms as a rebel volunteer.' Baker.— whance, Perth J.R., Edinburgh ; P.C., 44 ; T.B.P., 1/328-54.

Meikleour, 33 Servant to Mrs. Robert Mercer of Aldie. ' Rebel Capoth, service.'—J.R., Canongate. Said to have ' car-Perth ried arms as a volunteer during the whole

rebellion.'—P.C., 206; S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3.

Banffshire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

747 Drummond, James, of Gath-erlies (Garth-lees)

748 Drummond, James

Duke of Perth's

749 Drummond, —• James

750 Drummond, John, ? Captain, alias McGregor Glengyle's


10.2.46 Acquitted Gatherlies ; 26.9.46

11.2.46 Perth,

30.3.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle

Inverness Released June 1746; 20.6.47

' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort

10.1.46 Discharged Edinburgh 7.2.46

10.8.46 Transported Canongate;

Carlisle

751 Drummond, John Duke of Perth's

752 Drummond, John


' Walls-grave,'

Aug. 1746 Tilbury Fort

Perth

Discharged

753 Drummond, Lord Lieut.-Colonel, Lewis (or Louis) Lord John

Drummond's French Royal Scots

Culloden April ' 46 ;

Inverness 29.6.46,

London (Marshalsea)

Discharged

AGE. MOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Gentleman. ' Carried arms.' On suspicion. ' Rebel acts proved against him.'—J.R., Edinburgh. Was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. 1746 and was acquitted.—Addl. MSS., 24900-28; Baga, lxix. 184.

21 Servant to John Drummond, Mailimore. S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. He gave evidence against Lieut. Charles Oliphant. Was for some months in the house of Dick the messenger.—Scots Mag., 1747, 292 ; S.P.D., 98-41 ; Allardyce, ii. 400.

— ' A common man.' ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

— This was perhaps nephew of William Drummond (alias McGregor) of Balhaldie. He was ' lurking ' for some time after Culloden.—P.C., 44 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3625-3.

33 ' Waited on the Duke for over a year.'—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. This may have been the John Drummond who turned King's Evidence against some of his fellow prisoners, e.g. Adam Hay of Asslid.—Allardyce, ii. 407.

— Messenger-at-arms. ' Acted as overseer under the French Engineer, said to be pressed. Prisoner in Perth.' The ' French Engineer ' was M . Mirabelle de Gordon, who was very incompetent in carrying out the siege operations against Stirling Castle.—P.C., 44 ; J.R., Perth.

— Second son of John Drummond the attainted Earl of Melfort, who was Duke of Melfort in the French Peerage, and took part in the Rising of 1715. Lord Lewis lost a leg at Culloden and was kept in Inverness as a prisoner of war. From Mrs. Leith's account of him he could barely speak English. He was sent to London in June 1746 but was treated as a French prisoner of war. He died in Paris in 1792. The regiment of Royal Scots in the French service was raised at the expense of the attainted Drummond family.—Lyon,ii. 286 ; Origins, 132 ; Scots Peerage, vi. 70 ; Addl. MSS., 29674.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

754 Drummond, Peter or Patrick

PRISON CAREER.

23.3.46 Stirling

755 Drummond, Thomas, The Revd.

756 Drummond, Thomas, of Logie Almond

7.9-45 St. Ninians



May 1746 Stirling Castle

Released 29.5.46


757 Drysdale, Nathaniel

' Greyhound' Dischar Sept. 1746;

' Pamela ' Tilburv

758 Dubois, Joseph Bulkeley's French Service

759 Dubois, William Fitzjames' Regiment

760 Duck, David —

761 Duckerty, John Dillon's Regiment, French Service

762 Duckworth, John Lord John Drummond's

At sea Discharged 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull Inverness; Discharged Perth, Berwick

— Transported

Drummond Discharged 25.4.46 ;

Stirling Castle Inverness ; Discharged June 1746

' Thane of Fife,'

' James & Mary ' Medway

Discharged 19-5.46

Comrie


' On suspicion.'—J.R., Stirling. It is doubtful whether he was the Ensign or the Volunteer in the Prince's Army, both of whom came from Comrie.—P.C., 44.

He was one of the party which went from Leith with Rev. Robert Forbes to join the Prince when he landed. They were all captured at St. Ninians and incarcerated in Stirling Castle and later in Edinburgh Castle.—Lyon, i. xii.

Logie Almond, Muneddie, Perth

Aberdeen

France

— He gave shelter to the Duke of Perth when Sir Patrick Murray of Ochtertyre had actually tried to capture the Duke in his own house. The Duke took refuge in Logie Almond.—Lyon, i. 290. ' Subsisted himself' (in prison).—J.R., Stirling. ' Suspected of treason.'—P.C., 206.

14 Servant to Lieut. Barnwell of Fitzjames' Regt. ' School boy at Aberdeen. 14 years.'—S.P.D., 87-122. ' Being a prisoner on board the Greyhound who was engaged with two French men of war off Loch Moidart worked hard and was of great service, many of the crew being then sick.' Recommended to mercy.—S.P.D., 87-122.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

France — S.P.D., 89-272. 22nd Nov. 1746.—S.P.S., 35-47.

Londonderry

-- P.R., 3621-3. This is the only reference to him in the Records.

— Sailor.—J.R., Stirling.

Lancashire 25 ' Was of Bligh's regiment, taken in Germany.'— S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55. Turned King's Evidence against Charles Oliphant.—Allardyce, ii. 400.

765 Duff, Daniel Roy Stuart's 30.12.45 Transported 765 Duff, Daniel Roy Stuart's Carlisle ; Antigua

Lincoln 8.5.47 Castle

766 Duff, James Roy Stuart's 30.12.45 Transported Roy Stuart's Carlisle

767 Duff, John Roy Stuart's 30.12.45 Transported Roy Stuart's Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

768 Duff, Robert • — Canongate ; Transported 8.8.46 Carlisle

769 Duffey, John French Service ' Soleil ' Discharged Marshalsea

770 Duirrat, William F'arquharson Inverness ; . -

of Monaltrie's ' Jane of Alloway ' Tilbury

771 Duk, John — 4.5.46 Released under Prestonpans ; General Par

6.5.46 don, 1747 Edinburgh Jail

772 Dullen, David — Killin ; Discharged 25.4.46 18.6.47 Stirling Castle,

Edinburgh 773 Dumont, Baptiste French Service Berwick-on- Discharged

Tweed Discharged

774 Dumont, Raul en French Service Marshalsea Discharged

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

763 Duff, Alexander Ogilvy's

761 Duff, Daniel Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Transported

Sentenced to be transported 21.4.47, but pardoned on condition of enlistment


15 Labourer (apprentice). Taken at surrender of the town.—S.P.D., 81-76, 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Athole

Perthshire 26

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. A t his trial he pleaded that he was forced out. The Court, while recognising that this might have been the case, found there was no proof of the continuance of that force, and he was sentenced to death but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 485 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 96-124; P.R., 3625-21.

Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Strathbran —

Kirktown, — Perthshire

Glasgow

r ranee

Aberdeenshire

25

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Painter. Sick with ' a bloody flux.'—J.R., Canongate. ' Listed with the rebels after Preston battle and continued to the end.'—P.C., 274 ; S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3.

— Taken at sea in the Soleil privateer on the way to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30.

30 S.P.D., 84-2. His name is not in the transportation lists, so he probably died.

Coupar of Angus

— Butcher. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Lancashire ' Servant to Col. Bagot.'—J.R., Stirling.

France

France

— S.P.D., 94-255.

— S.P.D., 93-30

Dundee

NO. REGIMENT.

775 Dun or Dunn, Lieutenant, Edward Rooth's

776 Dun, Thomas

777 Dunbar, —

778 Dunbar, James

779 Dunbar, Robert Lord George Murray's

780 Duncan, Alex- Ogilvy's ander

781 Duncan, Alex- Ogilvy's ander

782 Duncan, George, Rev. Father

PRISON CAREER.

' Esperance ' 25.11.45 ;

Deal


Culloden Inverness


Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle 22.7.46

Arbroath ; 27.7.46 Edinburgh

20.7.46 Dundee ;

13.8.46 Canongate

1746 Glen-livet



Released

783 Duncan, Jane Perth's

784 Duncan, John (1) Ogilvy's

785 Duncan, John (2) Drummer, Ogilvy's

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

17.5.46 Arbroath ;

Montrose 30.12.45


Released

Discharged 13.5.47

Transported

786 Duncan, John (3) Ogilvy's 30.4.46; Transported 8.8.46

Canongate. Aug. 1746

Carlisle

Discharged on condition of perpetual banishment


Hanged, April 1746

Transported 8.5.47


Captured at sea on the way to Montrose.—Scots Mag., Nov. '45, 541 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Morayshire 17

He was perhaps one of the French prisoners taken at sea and sent to the Castle.—J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

Was a sergeant in Sowle's regiment who deserted and joined the Prince. Captured at Culloden, he was immediately hanged.—Brorvne, iii. 255.

Labourer.—S.P.D., 81-88,91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109: P.R., 3621-3.

Morayshire

Stonehaven

Arbroath

Glenlivet

Leith

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Nothing known of his fate.

On suspicion. Weaver. ' Active in pressing horses for the service.'—P.C., 160; J.R., Edinburgh.

Taxman of the Customs. ' Spoke treasonably, calling His Majesty an usurper.'—P.C., 160 ; J.R., Dundee.

He was taken prisoner but released after a short imprisonment. He went to Carlisle to look after the Catholic prisoners there.—Cath. Highlands, 41.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-298.

Stonehaven — Shoemaker. ' Having served as guard to the Collector of excise.'—J.R., Arbroath. ' Was active in pressing horses.'—P.C., 160.

Montrose 42 Fisherman. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Pleaded guilty at his trial, 2nd Oct., and was sentenced to death but was reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483-543 ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Perthshire — ' Servant to Capt. John Kinloch.'—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

787 Duncan, John (4) Ogilvy's

788 Duncan, John

78*) Duncan, John


790 Duncan, John Crichton's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

Culloden, Inverness, June 1740 :

' James & Mary ' Mcdwny

20.3.46 Brechin ;

20.3.40 Montrose,

Inverness, June 1746

' Walls-grave ' Tilbury

Aberdeen


Discharged

791 Duncan, Patrick Ogilvy's

792 Duncan, Peter Ogilvy's

"93 Duncan or Don-kin, William

794 Dunn, Nicholas

795 Dilution, John

25.2.40 Perth ;

9.8.46 Carlisle

10.8.46 Canongate ;

Aug. '46 Carlisle

Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

Whitehaven, Liverpool At sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick, Feb .1746

Hull Inverness June 1 7 4 6 ;

' Wallsgrave Tilbury

Sergeant, Berwick's French Service


Transported

Transported

Discharged

Transported


— Apprentice carpenter. ' Not 15 years old.' Pleaded guilty at his trial in Oct. 1746 and was sentenced to death but reprieved.—S.P.D., 88-42.

21 Husbandry, Cornie, Banff.—S.P.D., S6-55, 89-272. He probably died as he is not in the transportation lists.

47 ' Merchant and stamp master.' On suspicion. ' Apprehended upon information and sent north [to Inverness] with a Guard.'—P.C., 162; S.P.D., 84-2; /..R., Montrose ; P.R., 3625-21.

— Whitefisher. Deserted before Culloden and arrested in Aberdeen.—Allardyce, i. 245, 255 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

— J.R., Perth. There is no further trace of him. He may have died in prison.

32 Labourer.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

15 Gardener. Taken at sui'render of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death, 22nd Aug. 1746, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; S.P.D., 107-74 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 85-84 ; P.R., 3625-1 ; Baga, lxix. 179.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

20 S.P.D., 84-2. Nothing more is known about his fate.

NO. NAME.

796 Durham, James of Grange

797 Durie, John

REGIMENT.

798 Duriell or Durien, Jasper

799 Durrah or Durrar or Durrot, William

800 Duthie, John

801 Dyer, James

802 Dyer, Richard

803 Dyers, John

804 Eager, John

French Service

Farquharson of Monaltrie's

PRISON CAREER.

24.2.46 Montrose ;

10.3.46 Stirling

17.7.46 Stonehaven;

Montrose, 13.8.46 Edinburgh

Discharged At sea Berwick ;

Feb. '46 Hull Inverness ; Transported Tilbury Fort 20.3.47

805 Eaton, Michael or Molineux

Ogilvy's



Bulkeley's Regt. Surgeon, French Service

2nd Lieutenant, Clare's French Service

Manchester

30.12.45 Carlisle


F i f e ' Tilbury

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull ' Louis X V ' at sea 28.11.45 ;

Feb. '46 Hull ' Louis X V ' 28.11.45 ;

Edinburgh Castle 26.12.45,

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull 30.12.45

Carlisle

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged


Executed 15.11.46

806 Eddrac or Edchac, Bulkeley's At sea Discharged James French Service 28.11.45 ;



Released on bail 6.9-46


— ' Suspicion.'—J.R., Stirling.

Stonehaven, — Merchant. ' Carried arms, bought up tartans and Kincardine- shoes and pressed horses for the service of the shire Rebels. Read the Pretender's manifesto pub-

lickly upon a Sabbath day, frequently mounted guard and threatened to force others to follow his example.'—P.C., 160.

— — S.P.D., 81-72.

Aberdeen 30 Servant to Alex. Durran in Ashdale.—S.P.D., 86-18,88-60: S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Kirriemuir, — Weaver. A Volunteer in Lord Ogilvy's regiment. Angus —P.C., 206. Taken at capture of Carlisle. It

is not known what happened to him. Aberdeenshire 50 S.P.D., 84-2.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

France — S.P.D., 81-29, 81-73.

Taken at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541, 590 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Lancashire

France

Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. '46 and sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. REGIMENT.

807 Edgar or Adgar, Robert

808 Edinson, William Lord Lewis Gordon's

810 Edmonston, Henry

811 Edmoustone of Newton, Peter or Patrick

Rebel Service

PRISON CAREER.

24.2.46 Montrose ;

10.3.46 Stirling


' Thane of Fife '

Culloden

May 1746 Stirling ;

Edinburgh

Hanged 20.4.46

Discharged 10.7.47

812 Edward or Ed- Ogilvy's Carlisle; wards, Andrew York Castle

813 Edwards, James Duke of Perth's 14.11.45 Stirling Castle

814 Edward, John Ogilvy's 6.7.46 Glenyla ;

6.7.46 Dundee

815 Edward, William — Aberdeen


Transported

Discharged 16.3.47

Released on bail

816 Egor [sic], John Monaltrie's Inverness ; Tilbury Fort



Montrose — Merchant. On suspicion of assisting.—J.R., Stirling.

Banff 40 S.P.D., 84-2. His name does not appear in transportation lists. He may have died.

— — Deserter from Cholmondley's Regt. Captured at Culloden.

Newton, Doune — ' Committed by General Edmonstone's order.' ' Witnesses saw him at Dunblane when the Pretender's son was there. Another saw him riding towards Dunblane, with James Bruce his ground officer walking before him having something in his breast which Bruce told him was colours he was carrying to Dunblane. Further he saw Newton with the Marquis of Perth and some Frenchmen when they were going to Alloa with their cannon, and Newton there had on a white Cockade. George Mackieson says he observed Newton coming from Dunblane and Newton then told him he had been to kiss the Prince's hand, and returning home had on a white cockade.'—S.P.D., 89-272. The Prince and his army were at Doune on 12th Sept. 1745. —Albemarle, i. 35.

Forfarshire 24 Servant.—S.P.D., 91-84 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Lintrathen — ' In the Earl of Airly's land. Rebel Service.' ' Listed voluntarily.'—J.R., Stirling ; P.C., 162 ; S.P.D., 79-26.

Glenyla — Suspicion of treason. ' Carried arms, being forced thereto.'—J.R., Dundee ; P.C., 208.

Old Aberdeen — Shoemaker. ' Assisted in unloading the Spanish ship at Peterhead and was one of a Mob in Old Aberdeen, was apprehended but admitted to Bail.'—P.C., 8 ; Origins, 148.

Aberdeen — Farmer in Crathie.—S.P.D., 86-18. He does not appear in the transportation lists and may have died.

NO. NAME.

817 Elder, William

REGIMENT.

Cromarty's


Sergeant, Manchester

818 Elliot, Michael

819 Ellis, John

820 Elphinstone, Henry

821 Endsworth, John Grant's

822 Erskine, Alexander

823 Erskine or Grant's Arskine, Martha

824 Erskine or Are- Grant's skine, Thomas

825 Espline, William Baggot's (John ?) Hussars

826 Evans, Samuel French Service

827 Fahy, Lieutenant, Fitzjames'

PRISON CAREER.




A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb.1746

Hull 30.12.45

Carlisle

Edinburgh


24.2.46 Montrose ;

10.3.46 Stirling

Carlisle ; Chester

Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle ; York Castle 18.5.46 Dunichen ;

30.5.46 Montrose

16.12.45 Stirling Castle ;

Carlisle, Chester ' Bourbon ' Berwick, F e b . 1 7 4 6 ;

Hull

Discharged




Released

Liberated 3.11.46

Released 29.7.47

Discharged

Transported 31.3.47


ORIGIN. Ross 18 Servant to William M'Kenzie ' a rebel captain '

in Kilcoy.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Northumberland

Aberdeen

Knottesford —

Montrose

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. His subsequent disposal is unknown.

' A discharged land waiter. . . . Acted as tide surveyor for the rebels in the port of Aberdeen.' Prisoner at Edinburgh.—P.C., 8 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. '46 and was sentenced to death.—S.P.D., 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543.

' Suspicion.'-—J.R., Stirling.

Kirkbride, Nithsdale

Nithsdale

Edinburgh

— She is shown as attached to Grant's Regiment.— S.P.D., 81-293.


— Ground officer to Mr. Demster, Dunnottar. ' For assi 248 assisting the rebels.'—J.R., Montrose ; P.C.,

— Deserted from the rebels.—J.R., Stirling ; Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

France — Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96 ; S.P.D., 81-72.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

828 Falconer, Alexander

PRISON CAREER.

Brechin Released under General Pardon, 1747

829 Falconer, Charles Inverness

830 Falconer, John Ogilvy's

831 Fallvre [sic] or Faloze, Hugh

832 Faro,

Lally's Regt., French Service

Engineer, Spanish Service

833 F'arquhar, John

17.3.46 Released Edinburgh Oct. 1747 Castle ;

8.8.46 Carlisle,

London 1.2.46 Bridge Discharged

of Allan ; 17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle

24.3.46 ' Prince Charles' (late ' Hazard ') ;

H.M.S. ' Sheerness ' Berwick

9.6.46 surrendered ;

Fort William Inverness,

' Pamela ' Tilbury

Discharged

Pardoned and released before 19-10.47

Inverness

St. Cuthbert's, Edinburgh


Farmer. ' Carried arms, was head of a gang who violently carried off some leather that had been seized by an Excise officer for his Majesty's use, & since Culloden harboured rebels, two of which were found in his houses for which he was apprehended and carried to Brechin prisoner.'— P.C., 164.

Attorney. Taken on suspicion. ' Witnesses testify to treasonable speeches that, when His Majesty went abroad, he wished he might never return. Others heard him propose and drink to the Pretender's health and wish success to his cause.' One Lachlan Dallas said he had heard him say, while George II . was abroad, that he ' wished he might never return.'—Macbeth Forbes, 33 ; S.P.D., 89-272. He does not appear in any of the transports. He may have been discharged, or possibly he died at sea.

Shoemaker.—J.R., Edinburgh Castle ; P.C., 248. He turned Evidence against Major Alex. M'Lachlan and Aeneas M'Donald.—Allardyce, if. 393 : S.P.D., 102-27.

Kerry, Ireland — ' Cadee ' (caddie). ' Confesses that he is a soldier in Bulkeley's French Regiment and came over with the Picquets to Scotland.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147.

Banffshire — Ostler at the Red Lion, Edinburgh. Groom to Murray of Broughton. ' Desirous to become Evidence for the Crown, and gives an account of the meeting which the Chiefs had after the battle of Culloden, at which Lovat assisted and came with an escort of 10 men.' He gave evidence against Aeneas M'Donald.—S.P.D., 87-122, 102-27. Like many other witnesses he was released.—Allardyce, ii. 400.

Birnie, For-doun

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

834 Farquhar, William Stonywood's

Farquharson's 835 Farquharson, Alexander

836 Farquharson, Alexander

837 Farquharson, Andrew

838 Farquharson, Charles, The Revd.

Glengarry's

PRISON CAREER.

Aberdeen 24.4.46

Inverness ; Tilbury Inverness ; ' Dolphin ' Tilbury

6.7.46 Stratherrole;

6.7.46 Dundee Inverness ; Tilbury, Southwark, In custody of

Dick the messenger

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.

Discharged

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Discharged 16.3.47

Released on condition of departing the kingdom and not returning, May 1747

839 Farquharson, Donald

840 Farquharson, Donald

841

842

Farquharson, Duncan

Farquharson, Francis of Monaltrie

Duke of Perth's

Glengarry's

Farquharson's

Farquharson's

Inverness June 1746 :

' Liberty & Property ' Medway

Inverness Oct. 1746;

Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Culloden ; Inverness June 1746,

London, House of

Munie, messenger

Transported 31.8.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Released 1766

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Achnriachan, Glenmoriston

Stratherrole —

m5e. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Arrested in Aberdeen.—Allardyce, i. 255 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

— S.P.D., 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

40 Farmer in Glenmoriston. He was one of the very few who escaped from America and returned home.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 497.

Forced out by the rebels.'—J.R., Dundee.

Braemar — ' Jesuit Priest. Was a witness to his brother (John) at Strathglass. He left Scotland in 1729, studied at Madrid and Douai, and in obedience to the order of his superior, Francisco Ritz, General of the Jesuits, delivered to him on 26th July last, he returned to Scotland and, being appointed to no certain place, he went to his brother, said John.'—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 96-64, 97-133.

Perthshire 48 Farmer, Balquhidder. — S.P.D., 86-55, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Achnagoren, 32 S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60, 95-2; P.R., 3621-3. Glenmoriston He escaped from America with Alexander

Farquharson and got home.—Grants, 290. Glenmoriston 23 S.P.D., 84,-2, 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Monaltrie — Commonly called the ' Baron Ban ' on account of his fair hair. Francis Farquharson of Monaltrie joined the Prince after Prestonpans on 3rd Oct. 1745 with 30 men. He himself did not go to England but he served in the actions of Inverury, Falkirk, and Culloden. A t Culloden he was taken prisoner and sent to Inverness and thence to London, where he was tried and pleaded guilty ; on 15th Nov. sentenced to death. He was reprieved the day before the execution and sent to the house of Munie, messenger. He was soon afterwards pardoned on condition that he went and remained abroad (S.P.D., 107-81), but this condition was altered to one binding him to confine himself to such place in England

Aberdeen

843 Farquharson, — Hugh William

844 Farquharson of Lieut.-Colonel, Balmoral ('Bal- Farquharson's murret'), James

Inverness; Transported Tilburv Inverness Released

1748

845 Farquharson of Strathglass, John, The Reverend, S.J.

Inverness; Released on

846 Farquharson, John, of 'Ald-le rg ' (Allargue)

Captain, Farquharson's

Sept. 1746 ' Pamela ' Tilbury,

9 April 1747 Southwark,

In custody of Dick the messenger

Inverness ; Tilbury, London

condition of leaving the kingdom and not returning, May 1747

? Escaped

PRISON ULTIMATE NO. NAME. REGIMENT. „ „ „ „

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Craigmile, Kincardine

Braemar

GE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

as the King directed. Accordingly he was kept a partial prisoner in England at Berkham-stead until 1766, when he was released. In 1775 he asked to be allowed to rent some of his forfeited estates. This was granted. He died 1791.—P.C., 364; Egerton, 2000-58; Origins, 117; Baga, lxix. 174; P.S. Docquet Book, Sept. '48 ,6763; S.P.D., 107-34.

— P.R., 3621-3.

- When the Farquharsons came out they were commanded by James Farquharson of Balmoral. He was wounded at the battle of Falkirk and went home. On evidence Henry Edwards said he had seen him ' march towards Dundee with about 500 men to gather up the excise and Land Stent for the rebel Prince.'—T.B.P., 1/328-64. He was captured and tried long after Culloden, and on 21st Nov. 1748 he submitted a memorial stating that he had been forced out by his relatives, had joined the Prince in Oct. 1745 and left his service in Feb. 1746. He was apparently convicted but was released in 1748.—Celtic Monthly, Nov. 1898,31. His name appears among those specially excepted from the Act of Pardon, June 1747.—Scots Mag., 1747, 260 ; P.C., 8.

— ' Jesuit. He left Scotland 1714, studied at Douai and other colleges in Flanders, and in 1729 returned to Scotland by order of the then General of the Jesuits and lived ever since in Strath-glass.'—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 96-64, 97-133, 107-63.

Ellich, Banff- — Farmer. Taken prisoner after Culloden.—P.C., shire 106 ; Scots Mag., April 1746,186. His trial took

place 8th Nov. '46 and he pleaded guilty. According to the Lyon in Mourning he was sentenced to death, but escaped out of a messenger's hands. He went abroad and he was a frequent correspondent of Bishop Forbes. He wrote from Dunkirk and Florence.—Lyon, iii. 159; Scots Mag., 1746, 529; S.P.D., 107-28; Allardyce, ii. 468 ; Egerton, 2000-51 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

847 Farquharson, Peter

848 Farquharson, Peter

849 Farquharson, Robert

850 Farquharson, William

Glengarry's

Lord George Murray's

Farquharson's

PRISON CAREER.


Castle Inverness ; Tilbury Fort

Transported 31.3.47

Inverness ; — ' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury Fort Inverness; Transported Tilbury 31.3.47

851 Farrell, Rory Berwick's A t sea Discharged French Service 28.11.45

Berwick; Feb. '46 Hull

852 Farrier, Mark Manchester Carlisle ; — York Castle

853 Farrier, William Manchester Carlisle ; Escaped York Castle

854 Faulkner (? Falconer), William

855 Fennick or Fen-wick, William

856 Ferguson, Alexander

857 Ferguson, Alexander

Lord Lewis Gordon's

Glengarry's

858 Ferguson, Daniel Duke of Perth's

859 Ferguson or Fer-gison, Donald

Glengyle's


F i f e ' Tilbury


& James ' Tilbury

Canongate

Inverness ; ' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort Inverness ; ' Margaret

& Mary ' Tilbury

15.11.45 Ardno ;

17.12.45 Dumbarton

Died 8.8.46

Discharged

Transported

Escaped 2.2.46


' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. There is no further reference to him.

Achnagoren, Glenmoriston

Perth

Tarland, Aberdeen

40

21

' Never in arms till forced in March last.'—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 497.

Servant to Mr. Robertson in Balnacraig.—S.P.D., 86-88, 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

Farmer. He may have been the man who is stated in P.C. 8 to have ' assisted in raising men for the rebels.'—S.P.D., 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

S.P.D; 81-72, 81-73.

Englishman — ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. There is no further reference to him.

Englishman - ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. Pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, but reprieved. He succeeded in escaping before being transported.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 107-74.

Aberdeenshire 25 S.P.D., 84-2. As he does not appear in the transportation list he may have died.

Elgin — S.P.D., 84-2. ' To be tried in a civil court for aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'

— — Sick with inflammation of the eyes.—J.R., Canongate.

Glen Urquhart 30 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. 88-60.

Perth 48 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him. He may have died.


NAME. REGIMENT.

860 Ferguson, Donald Sergeant, Duke of Perth's

861 Ferguson, Duncan Duke of Perth's

862 Ferguson, Finlay

PRISON CAREER.

16.4.46 Culloden Inverness :

Sept. 1746 ' Pamela ' Tilbury

13.6.46 Perth;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle, Lancaster Castle

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort

Transported

863 Ferguson, Hugh

864 Ferguson, James

Duke of Perth's

' Tullibardine's '

865 Ferguson, James Glenbucket's

866 Ferguson, John

867 Ferguson, John (Senr.), (1)

868 Ferguson, John (Junior), (2)

869 Ferguson, Murdoch

Lord George Murray's

Glengyle's

Glengyle's

22.12.46 Perth

24.6.46 Perth ;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle Inverness ; ' Alexander

& James ' Tilbury

Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave' Tilbury

15.11.45 A r d n o ;

17.12.45 Dumbarton

15.11.45 Ardno ;

17.12.45 Dumbarton

2.2.46 Dunblane ;


13.2.46 Leith

Died 15.4.47

Acquitted 9-9-46

Escaped 2.2.46

Escaped 2.2.46

Discharged 20.6.46

Transported


— Servant to M'Donald of Gartmore [PTormore]. This may have been the Donald Ferguson who appealed against transportation. He gave evidence against James Stewart.—Allardyce, ii. 482, 611 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 186 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D., 95-49.

34 Farmer.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 91-77, 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

78 Merchant in 1 Touchtarter ' [sic]. On suspicion.— S.P.D., 86-18. Having regard to his age and the fact that he does not appear in the transportation lists he probably died.

— J.R., Perth.

— J.R., Canongate. He was tried on 9th Sept. and acquitted.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 439 ; Baga, lxix. 186.





— A c o m m o n carr ier . '—J.R., Leith.

NAME. REGIMENT. PRISON CAREER.

870 Ferguson, Patrick Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

871 Ferguson, Peter Robertson's 14.11.45 or Patrick Stirling

Castle, 23.3.46

Stirling 872 Ferguson, Robert Ogilvy's Dundee

873 Ferguson,William Duke of Perth's Near Nairn House ;

11.2.46 Perth,

30.3.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle

16.5.46 Aber-brothok ;

Montrose

874 Ferguson .William

Discharged 29.4.46


Liberated 28.4.47

875 Ferguson,William Glengarry's

Captain, Engin eers

876 Ferral, Don Rodrigo (Roger O'Farrell) Service

877 Ferrier or Farrier, Ogilvy's John (1)

878 Ferrier or Farrier, Ogilvy's John (2)

May 1746 Transported Inverness ;

June 1746 ' Dolphin ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Taken at sea; Discharged

Spanish Berwick-on-Tweed

19.3.46 Kirk Discharged of Lethnot ; 12.5.46

20.3.46 Montrose

Inverness, — June 1746 ;

' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury Fort

Callander


80 ? Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. ' O l d and gray.'—S.P.D., 91-77. His age and the fact that he was not transported suggest that he died.

— Tenant to Robertson of Struan. ' Suspicion of being in rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling.

Dundee

Meovie. Comrie, Perthshire

Threadmaker. ' Was a volunteer at the battle of Falkirk.'—P.C., 212 ; J.R., Dundee.

Tenant to Duke of Perth in Meovy.—J.R., Perth ; Addl. MSS., 24900-28. Does not appear in the transportation lists. May have died in prison.

Arbroath

Glenmoriston 55

Discharged Excise officer.—P.C., 164. Acted as Excise officer for the rebels. ' Confesses that he was appointed Surveyor of Excise by the rebels and levied money for their behoof, but says he was forced thereto. Witnesses declare that they saw him acting as Surveyor of Excise.'— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Montrose.

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60.

Spain — S.P.D., 94-255.

Farnel or Farmwall, Forfarshire

Angus

Cottar.—J.R., Montrose; P.C., 164.

36 ' Fishmonger in Little Carberry.'—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. ' Being hired, carried arms and was at Culloden.'—P.C., 164. As he does not appear in the transportation lists he probably died.

Perthshire

NO. NAME.

879 Ferris, David

REGIMENT.

Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.


880 Fervaque, Crispin Lance-Corporal, Taken at sea ; Discharged

881 Fettors or Fet-tores or Fettes, David


Ogilvy's

882 Findlater, William

Berwick-on Tweed

19.3.46 Kirk Transported ofLe thnot ; 31.3.47

20.3.46 Montrose,

13.5.46 Inverness,

June 1746 ' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury Fort Aberdeen Released on

bail

883 Finlayson or Finlay, Alexander

884 Finlayson or Finlay, John

885 Finlayson, John

Cromarty's

Cromarty's

Artillery

886 Fisher, Daniel Duke of Perth's

887 Fitchett, Alexander

888 Fitzgerald, Bryan Corporal, Berwick's French Service



16.4.46 Culloden, Inverness ;


30.12.45 Carlisle

28.5.46 Haddington;

Royal Infirmary Edinburgh,

Tolbooth At sea

28.11.45 ; Hull

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Released

Discharged 31.10.46

Discharged

Angus


— Servant to W m . Sands, Montrose.—S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him.


Farmwall, 18 S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D, Entry Book, 84 ; Angus P.R., 3621-3.

Tarland, — Farmer. ' Assisted in transporting the Spanish Aberdeen arms from Peterhead, surrendered himself and

admitted to Bail.'—P.C., 8. This refers to the ship which landed 2500 guns.—Elcho, 388.

Ross-shire 30 Servant to John Mclnivire, Lochcarron—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Is leofSkye 24 Servant to Donald M ' L e o d in Ballygower.— S.P.D., 88-18, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; PJi., 3621-3.

Edinburgh 24 In the official list o f captures at Culloden he is shown as an ' Engineer.' He was probably the ' Mathematik Instrument Maker ' who was ' employed about the rebel artillery.' He was ultimately released and was at home in August 1747 . Sco t s Mag., April 1746, 186; S.P.D., 84-2 ; P.C., 248 ; Lyon, i. 156, 157.

Perthshire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. His name does not appear again, and he may have died.

— J.R., Edinburgh.

— S.P.D., 81-73 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

PRISON ULTIMATE NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

889 Fitzgerald, French Service Holland; Released Charles, alias London Gibson

890 Fitzgerald, David Morris

891 Fitzgerald, Edward


892 Fitzgerald, Gart Sergeant, Ber-or Gareet wick's French

Service

893 Fitzgerald, John

894 Fitzgerald, Patrick

895 Fitzgerald, Stephen

Captain, Bulkeley's

French Service

Edinburgh

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb.1746 Hull

A t sea 28.11.45 ;


Lancaster Castle

' Esperance ' 25.11.45 D e a l ;

Feb.1746 Custom House Smack ' Caroline ' Greenwich,

London, Marshalsea Carlisle ; Brampton

Discharged

Discharged

Released 30.11.47

Died in prison

Died in prison Oct. 1746

896 Fitzgerald, Thomas


June 1746 Moidart ;

4.2.47 Glasgow,

4.3.47 Edinburgh

Discharged, but deserted on his way to Berwick 4.3.47


ORIGIN. — — Wounded at Culloden. Appears to have escaped

to Holland where he assumed the alias o f Gibson. He was arrested there on suspicion, sent to London, and imprisoned until February 1749. Was released.—S.P.D., 110-40 ; S.P.S. Series, ii. 38-13.

— — He was committed on a charge of having used Sir Everard Fawkener's name to raise money. Fate unknown.—S.P.S., ii. 31-21.

— — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— Scots Mag., 1747, 549-

— Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541 ; S.P.D., 81-29, 81-70, 93-30.

Newby, Westmorland

Kilkenny, Ireland

Gentleman.' ' Pretended to be French.' He was tried 9th Sept. 1746 and convicted. Orders issued for his execution on 21st Oct., but he died in prison before that date.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746,497 ; S.P.D., 80-48, 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 181.

' Was once in Gardiner's Dragoons, thereafter in the Dutch service, was discharged from both. Thereafter entered the French service and came over to Scotland with Drummond's regiment. Deserted from the rebels before Culloden and surrendered himself.'—S.P.D., 90-65 ; S.P.S., ii. 35-47.

897 Fitzgerald, William

REGIMENT.

2nd Lieut., Bulkeley's French Service

898 Fitzjames, Comte de

Major-General, French Service

PRISON CAREER.

' Esperance ' 25.11.45 D e a l ;

Feb.1746 Customs Smack ' Caroline ' Greenwich,

London, Marshalsea 21.2.46

' Bourbon '

Tower of London

Discharged upon parole 28.2.46

899 Fitzmorris, Robert

900 Fitzpatrick, Patrick

901 Fitzpatrick, William

902 Fitzsimonds or Fitzsymonds, John

90S Flammand, Paul

904 Flanady, Mart

French Service

French Service

Lally's French Service

Corporal, Berwick's French Service

French Service


905 Flanagan, Peter Manchester

906 Flashy [sic], John Berwick's French Service

Marshalsea Discharged

' Louis X V ' Discharged at sea ;

Berwick, Hull

' Louis X V ' 28.11.45

Berwick-on-Tweed

Marshalsea

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Chester Castle

At sea 28.11.45 ;


Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged


Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541 ; S.P.D., 81-29, 81-70, 93-30.

Son of the Duke of Fitzjames, who was eldest son of the second son of the Duke of Berwick, natural son of James VI I . and Arabella Churchill. The latter was created Duke of Berwick in 1687. He became a Marshal of France and was killed in 1734.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96 ; March 1746, 148 ; Origins, 151 ; Elcho, 395.

S.P.D., 93-30.

S.P.D., 81-29.

This man when taken prisoner pleaded that he had been forced to join. His disposal is not known. —S.P.D., 81-36.

' He had the liberty of the Town, till he drank the Pretender's health, upon which I put him in irons and have him now close.'—S.P.D., 85-105, 94-255.

S.P.D., 93-30.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. There is no record of what happened to him. He was not in the transportation lists.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

907 Fleming, Alex- Crichton's ander

908 Fleming, David,

909 Fleming, Paul French Service

910 Fletcher, George Captain, Manchester

911 Fletcher, John —

912 Flint, Agnes Glenbucket's

913 Flint, James Cadet in French Picquets

914 Flint, John Glenbucket's

915 Fondedrite, Berwick's Vinesse

916 Forbes, Alexander —

917 Forbes, Alexander

PRISON

CAREER.

Aberdeen ; Canongate, Aug . 1746

Carlisle 10.2.46 Perth ;


' Solei l ' 25.11.45 at sea ;

Marshalsea 30.12.45

Carlisle ; London

(Southwark)

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

16.4.46 Culloden Inverness

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

Inverness; Perth, Berwick Inverness ; June 1746

' Thane of Fife ' Tilbury

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

London

Discharged

Discharged

Executed 30.7.46 Kennington Common

Released

Discharged


Discharged

Released

Transported


20 Horse hirer.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 P.R., 3621-3 ; Allardyce, i. 255.

Perth

France

Sheriff Officer, Perth. ' Suspicion of treasonable practices.' ' Ran errands for the rebels and went at their desire to warn in carts and horses from the country to carry their baggage.'— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

In French service. Taken at sea in Soleil privateer going to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-80, 94-126.

Lancashire

Lancashire

Dunbar

Was in the linen trade. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. At his trial it was said he paid 150 guineas for his commission.— Allardyce, ii. 379-383 ; Egerton, 2000-2 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

' Committed on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. Ultimate disposal unknown. Probably discharged.

With a child of 7. Taken at fall of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 81-293.

Inverness-shire — Scots Mag., April 1746, 186.

Berwick — Taken at capture of Carlisle.-—S.P.D., 79-26. Pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

France — S.P.D., 89-272 ; S.P.S., ii. 35-47.

Inverness-shire 20

Banff

' On suspicion.'—S.P.D., 84-2. This may have been the man who is said to have ' gone to the rebellion, a Servant to William Scott, late of Auchtydonald, on 1st Oct. 1745.'—P. C., 90. Not transported, may have died.

Servant of John Hamilton, Governor of Carlisle. Taken at capture of Carlisle. Turned King's Evidence against many of the Carlisle prisoners. —Allardyce, ii. 396, 434, etc. ; S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293.

Aberdeen

NO. NAME. REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

918 Forbes, Alexander Duke of Perth's Larbert ; 25.4.46 Stirling Castle,

' James & Mary ' Medway


Property ' Medway


Property ' Tilbury

Kirkcaldy

919 Forbes, Alexander Lord Lovat's

920 Forbes, Donald Mcintosh's

921 Forbes, Duncan -—

Discharged

Transported 20.3.47

Discharged

922 Forbes, Francis French Service

923 Forbes, George Lord Lewis Gordon's

924 Forbes, James Roy Stuart's

925 Forbes, John

926 Forbes, Robert, yr. o f Newe, Aberdeenshire

Glenbucket's

Captain, Lord Lewis Gordon's

' Louis X V ' 28.11.45 ;

Edinburgh Castle

Culloden Inverness;

' Wallsgrave ' Tilbury

14.11.45 West Port Edinburgh ;

Edinburgh Castle,

16.1.46 Edinburgh Jail,

8.8.46 Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle

Carlisle ; Portsmouth, London

Executed 24.1.46 in Edinburgh


Sentenced to death but reprieved and pardoned unconditionally, Oct. 1747

Transported 31.3.47

Wemyss, Fife 20


' Servant to the S.P.D., 88-60, 96-

Pretender.'—J.R., Stirling ; 58 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Inverness 20 Weaver in ' Bulie ' (Beauty).— S.P.D., 86-55.

Morayshire 43 Farmer, Strathnairn.—S.P.D., 86-55,88-60; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Kirkcaldy — ' Indweller ' in Kirkcaldy. ' Concealed two rebells in his house for which was apprehended but liberate.'—P.C., 260. No other reference to him appears in the Records.

Ireland — Captured at sea. Was found to be a deserter from the Royal Regt., and was hanged.—Scots Mag., Jan. 1746, 42.

Aberdeen 23 S.P.D., 84-2. Subsequent disposal unknown. He was not transported.

Caithness Printer. He pleaded guilty when brought to trial on 9th Sept. 1746 and was sentenced to death. His execution was ordered for 21st Oct. 1746, but lie was reprieved.—S.P.D., 88-16 ; Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 183.

Strathbogie —

Corse, Coull, 18 Deeside

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Subsequent fate unknown.

Printer. Son of John Forbes of Newe, who was said to be ' well affected to the Government.' He deserted after the battle of Falkirk and hid in the house of Dr. Patrick Dundas in Airth. He tried to get to London, but was caught at Carlisle. When brought to trial in Sept. 1746

927 Forbes, Robert Captain, Lord (1) Lewis Gordon's

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London (Southwark)

Acquitted 24.10.46

928 Forbes, Robert, The Revd.

7.7.45 St. Ninians ;



Released 29-5.46

929 Forbes, William Cromarty's

930 Forbes, William Lord Lewis Gordon's


Fife ' Tilbury


Fife,' ' James &

Mary ' Tilbury

PRISON ULTIMATE NO. NAME. REGIMENT. „ „ „

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Strathbogie

Leith

Caithness

Banff


he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death. The Synod of Aberdeen and the Earl of Find-later, a strong partisan of the Hanoverian cause, appealed for mercy for him. He was reprieved and was offered pardon if he enlisted in the independent companies raised for Admiral Bos-cawen's expedition to India. This lie declined to accept on account of his health having been seriously impaired. Ultimately he was pardoned unconditionally in Oct. 1747.—S.P.D., 88-16, 100-9 ! Macbeth Forbes, 53, 54, 57 ; Origins, 114 note ; Scots Mag., 1746. 438 ; P.R., 3623-1, 18.5.48 ; Baga, lxix. 179.

— Tenant to the Duke of Gordon. At his trial in London on 24th Oct. it was proved that lie had been forced to serve, that he had sent hay in for Cope's army, and that, while at Carlisle, he tried to escape over the walls in women's clothes, but was stopped. He was acquitted.—Scots Mag., 1746, 528 ; Allardyce, ii. 424 ; Egerton, 2000-22 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

— Son of Charles Forbes, schoolmaster of Rayne, Aberdeenshire, the Rev. Robert Forbes was an Episcopal clergyman in Leith. When he heard of the Prince's landing, he set off with six friends to join him, but was captured at St. Ninians and imprisoned first in Stirling, then in Edinburgh Castle, where he was kept until 29th May 1746. In 1762 he became Bishop of Ross. He died on 18th Nov. 1775. To him we owe the Lyon in Mourning, which is one of the most important contemporary chronicles of the '45.—Lyon, i. xii.

25 S.P.D., 84-2. Not shown in the transportation lists. Probably died.

20 Husbandry near Fochabers.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

931 Forrest or Forrester, Alexander, The Revd.

932 Forrest, James

933 Forrest or For- Duke of Perth's

rester, John

934 Forrester, David

935 Forrester, Joseph

936 Forrester, William Duke of Perth's

PRISON

CAREER.

5.7.46 Slate, Skye ;

Portree, Inverness, Tilbury, April '47

Southwark

24.1.46 Coltness ;

26.1.46 Edinburgh Jail Canongate,

8.8.46 Carlisle

Canongate ; Acquitted Carlisle

6.3.46 Perth Died in prison 6.9-46

1.5.46 Perth; — 10.8.46

Canongate, Carlisle

Drummond — of Linnoch;


937 Foste, Francis French Service

938 Foster, John

939 Foster, Thomas Berwick's French Service

Inverness; Perth, Edinburgh, Berwick

Carlisle

A t sea 28.11.45 ;


Discharged

Transported Oct. 1746

Discharged

Released on condition of leaving the kingdom permanently and never returni n g , M a y 1747


— Roman Catholic Priest, was taken prisoner by Allan McDonald of Knock, in Slate, in Skye, and taken to Portree. In S.P.D., 88-60, his name is given as Forrester.—S.P.D., 96-64, 97-138; Lyon, i. 178 ; Bellesheim, iv. 402.

— Wright. ' For treasonable practises ' ; was in hospital with ' scurvey in his legs.'—J.R., Canongate. ' Says that he was a volunteer for his late Majesty in 1715 and had no concern in the late rebellion, but was taken up on his way to Edinburgh to deliver a Dragoon horse that the rebels had left after the battle of Falkirk.'— S.P.D., 89-272. There is no record of him after he got to Carlisle. He may have died.

— ' A common man.' Was tried at Carlisle 19-26th Sept. 1746 and acquitted.—Scots Mag., 1746, 439 ; J.R., Canongate ; Baga, lxix. 187.


— ' Groom to Duke of Perth.'—J.R., Canongate.

— ' Soldier in Lord Sempill's Regt. ' ? Deserter.— J.R., Stirling. Was probably handed over to the military authorities.

— ' A French soldier.'—S.P.D., 89-232. ? ' Mariner.' —S.P.S., ii. 35-47.

70 Husbandman. His name was on the roll for trans-portationin Oct. 1746.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

941 Fotheringham, Thomas

942 Foure, Louis

— Aug. '46 ' Pamela :

Tilbury French Artillery York

Died in ' Pamela ' Aug . 1746

Acquitted and discharged

943 Fowden, William

944 Fox, Gabriel or ' Carbery '

— 11.7.46 Lancaster

Lieutenant, 17.4.46 Dillon's French Inverness ; Servii Penrith,

Southwark


945 Fox, Thomas

946 de Fraine, Glan [sic]

French Service

947 Francois, Philip French Service

948 Frandsham, Robert


949 Frapont, Gregory French Service

Gartmore ; 2.5.46 Perth ;


9.8.46 Carlisle

Taken at sea; Hull

June 1746 ' Walls-grave ' Tilbury

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Hull Taken at sea ; Hull

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

PRISON ULTIMATE N 0 - NAME, REGIMENT. c a r e e r m s P 0 S A L .

94,0 Fotheringham, — Aug. 1746 — David ' Pamela '

Tilbury


Dundee ? 38 Merchant. A man of this name who was styled ' rebel governor of Dundee ' is said to have escaped in May 1746 with Lord Ogilvy in a ship to Bergen, Norway.—Scots Mag., 1746, 2 4 0 ; P.C., 212 . It is unlikely this can be the same man, unless he returned from abroad and was captured. His name was in the Pamela list of 9th August, but was not shown in that of 11th Sept. '46 , so he probably died.—S.P.D., 86-107.

— — S.P.D., 86-107.

France — Was indicted on a charge of plundering Lord Lonsdale's house of Lowther Hall, in conjunction with one James Jellens and Edmond Clavering. A t his trial at York on 2nd Oct. 1746 he was acquitted.—Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 483-485.

— —-A warrant for his delivery to Lancaster Jail was dated 11th July 1746.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 . Nothing more is known of him.

_ P.R., S622-12 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209-

Leicester ' In Guise's Regt., ' and therefore a deserter.— J.R., Perth. Was probably handed over to the military authorities.

France S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 .

Hanau — Servant to Capt. Burke.—S.P.D., 84-2 .

France

France


— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 .

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

950 Fraser, Alexander Ensign, Lord Lovat's

PRISON

CAREER.

16.4.46 Culloden :

16.4.46 Culloden House

951 Fraser, Alexander Duke of Perth's Edinburgh ; Transported ' Thane of 20.3.47

952 Fraser, Alexander

F i f e ' Tilbury


Discharged

953 Fraser, Alexander Lord Lovat's Inverness ; Transported June 1746 31.3.47



954 Fraser or Freisel, McDonald's Daniel

Stirling; Carlisle, Coventry, York


955 Fraser, David Sergeant, Lord 16.4.46 Lovat's Culloden

Inverness; June 1746

' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

Escaped 19.4.46

Morayshire 22


He was shot through the thigh at Culloden, taken prisoner and carried with others to Culloden House, where he lay for two days without his wounds being dressed. On 19th April they were put in carts to be taken to Inverness. The whole of them were taken out and placed against a dyke and the soldiers fired on them. Fraser fell with the rest, and was also struck on the head with a gun butt and blinded in one eye, and left for dead. Lord Boyd found him and had him taken to a neighbouring cottage, where he remained concealed.—Lyon, ii. 200 .

S.P.D., 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 22

' Sometime servant to Capt. John Drummond.' The Scots Magazine reported in August that when news of the Prince's landing was received in Edinburgh this Alexander Fraser, ' sometime servant to John Drummond, a Captain in the French Service,' was committed to Edinburgh jail on suspicion, on 11th Aug. 1745.—Scots Mag., Aug. 1745.

Weaver, Monique.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2.

Inverness

Inv< 27

Deserter from Loudoun's Regt., tried 2nd Oct. 1746 at York and pleaded guilty. Was sentenced to death. ' A very active Highlander.'— Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542 ; S.P.D., 81-29, 81-64, 88-42 ; J.R., Stirling.

Servant to the Master of Lovat.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 186 ; S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2.

NO. NAME.

956 Fraser, David

REGIMENT.

Cromarty's

PRISON

CAREER.



Tilbury Fort 957 Fraser, David Lord Lovat's ' Jane of

L e i t h ' Tilbury

Transported 20.3.47

958 Fraser, Donald Lord Cromarty's Inverness ; ' Thane of

Fife,'

959 Fraser, Donald Lord Lovat's

960 Fraser alias Gardiner, Donald

961 Fraser, Hugh, yr. of Bochrubin

Glengarry's


10.4.46 Culloden Inverness ;

June 1746 ' Alexander & James,'

' Liberty ' Medway



1.7.46 Fort Augustus Inverness;

Edinburgh Castle,

London, House of Munie, messenger

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Discharged

Pardoned 7.6.48

Transported 31.3.47


22 Fiddler in Ballachridhe.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Balagalken,' 22 Glen Urquhart

Logie, Ross 19

' He is deaf and dumb but said to kill 7 men at Falkirk.'—S.P.D., 84-2 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 186; P.C., 7 4 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Tailor in Logic—S.P.D. , 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3. In spite of giving evidence against Lord Macleod he was apparently transported.—AUardyce, ii. 411.

Inverness 20 Husbandman. Fort Augustus.—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

' Achtemerak,' 58 Farmer in Glen Urquhart.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. Glen Urquhart He was probably the man who turned King's

Evidence at the Southwark trials.—AUardyce, ii. 411, 469 ; Grants, 494.

Dunballoch, — He is styled ' Secretary to Lord Lovat.' He was Inverness- at the time a Writer in Edinburgh, but had shire been Secretary to Lord Lovat from 1741 until

1744, when he left him and was succeeded by Robert Fraser (q.v.). The Duke of Newcastle had him sent to London. Murray of Broughton said Fraser had been sent to Lord Lovat to urge him to join the Prince. He was certainly carrying letters to Lovat in January 1746. He turned King's Evidence against Lord Lovat. He, along with John Murray of Broughton, was granted a free pardon, the relevant letter being dated 7th June 1748.—Murray : Memorials, 216, 245, 415, 468, 467 ; S.P.D., 89-272, 107-34; Scots Mag., 1747, 110-111 ; P.R., 3623, No. 2 ; For

feited Estates, i.

Ross-shire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

962 Eraser, Hugh Lord John Drummond's

963 Fraser, Hugh French Service

964 Fraser, Hugh Ogilvy's

965 Fraser, Hugh or Lord Lovat's Ewen (1)

966 Fraser, Hugh (2) Lord Lovat's

967 Fraser, Hugh (3) Lord Lovat's

968 Fraser, James Lord Lovat's

969 Fraser or Frazier, Glenbucket's James

PRISON

CAREER.


' Margaret & Mary ' Tilbury,

' Liberty & Property '

A t sea ' Soleil ' 24.11.25 ;

Marshalsea

27.4.46 Montrose ;

13.5.46 Inverness,


Tilbury Fort Inverness ; June 1746

' Alexander & James ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Inverness ; June 1746 ' Margaret

& Mary ' Tilbury

Inverness ; June 1746 ' Alexander & James,'

' Liberty ' Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

Discharged

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.8.47


Inverness 27 Husbandry, Auchindach.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France — In French service. Taken at sea in the Soleil privateer on the way to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30, 94-126.

Perth 28 Blacksmith, Montrose.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 32 Tailor in Colwoolen.—S.P.D., 86-18, 82-4, 88-60, (80 ?) 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 26 Husbandry in Imirmurie.—S.P.D., 84-2, 88-55, 88-60, 96-68 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3021-3.

Inverness 26 Husbandry in Drumhardinich.—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 96-68.

Inverness 68 On suspicion. Labourer.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-00 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Strathbogie Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. His name does not appear again. He probably died.

971 Fraser, John (1) Glengarry's Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

972 Fraser, John (2)

973 Fraser, John

974 Fraser, John (1) Lord Lovat's





Glengarry's Inverness; ' Wallsgrave '' Tilbury

Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

London Inverness ; June 1746

' Alexander & James ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Fort, ' Liberty &

Property ' Medway


' James & M a r y ' Medway


Property ' Medway

Lord Lovat's

Lord Lovat's

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Discharged

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

PRISON ULTIMATE N 0 - NAME. REGIMENT. c a r e e r _ d i s p o s a l .

970 Fraser, John — Inverness Released

Delcaitack, Glenmoriston, Inverness

22

Inverwick, 40 Glenmoriston, Inverness-shire

Aberdeen —


Provost of Inverness. When he went in his official capacity to pay his respects to Cumberland after the battle of Culloden he asked that mercy be mingled with judgment. He was literally kicked out of the room by General Hawley's (or Huske's) orders with the words, ' damn the rebel dog, kick him downstairs and throw him in prison directly.' He was presumably released later, as he does not appear to have been sent to London.—Lyon, i. 218 ; ii. 72.

' Farms some land near Culloden. Taken on suspicion he says.'—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. This may be the man who is shown as Capt. O'Neill's servant in the Tilbury Lists.—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 8621-8.

S.P.D., 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 496.

Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-293. Turned King's Evidence against many of the Carlisle prisoners.—Allardyce, ii. 396, 433, etc.

Inverness 50 Farmer in Craigscory.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, (69 ?) 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 34 Weaver.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Inverness 22 Was servant to Mr. Mitchell, Writer, Edinburgh. During the operations he was servant to ' O'Neill a French Officer.'—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60.

Eoss 30 Farmer in Crochill.—S.P.D., 85-55, 95-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 44 Farmer in Belladrum.—S.P.D., 86-55. No further record. Probably died. '

Inverness

NAME. REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

979 Fraser, John

980 Fraser, Owen

' Margaret —• & Mary ' Tilbury

Inverness; Transported Tilburv 20.3.47

981 Fraser, Patrick Lord Lovat's Inverness ; — ' Liberty &

Property ' Medway

982 Fraser, Peter Lord Lovat's Inverness; Transported June 1746 20.3.47

' Margaret & Mary, '

' James & Mary '

983 Fraser, Robert Baggage Man 2.9.46

984 Fraser, Robert Secretary to Lord Lovat

Aberdeen ; Carlisle, York Castle Aug. 1746

' Pamela ' Tilbury

985 Fraser, Roderick Stonywood's

986 Fraser, Rory or Cromarty's Roderick

987 Fraser, Simon Lord Lovat's

Inverness ; — June 1746


Inverness ; Transported 'Wal lsgrave ' 31.3.47 Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Inverness; Transported June 1746 31.3.47


Tilbury Fort

36 S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

12 ' Late Post.' ' Col. Creighton's baggage man.'— J.R., Aberdeen; S.P.D., 81-88. No further information regarding him.

22 He became Secretary to Lord Lovat after 1744, and is styled so when a prisoner. It was not he who gave evidence against Lord Lovat, though he said he was present at the meeting between the Prince and Lovat at Gortuleg after Culloden when Lovat excused himself for his not having taken part in the operations owing to his age and infirmities.—S.P.D., 86-107 ; Murray : Memorials, 216 ; Macbeth Forbes, 23. His disposal has not been traced.

60 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. He probably died.

28 Farmer, Dingwall.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

20 Lived with his father in Aird.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.


30 ' On suspicion.'—S.P.D., 84-2. Remarks as above.

— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

36 Husbandry in Drumhardinich.—S.P.D., 86-55.


CAREER.

988 Fraser or Frazer, Glenbucket's Thomas

989 Fraser or Frazer, — William

990 Fraser or Frazer, ' Capt. W m . William (of Frazer's Co. ' Dalernig ?)

991 Fraser, William Lord Lovat's

992 Fraser, William Lochiel's

993 Freger, Alex- Clare's ander French Service

99* Friejohn, Anthony


995 Frigge, Alexander

996 Fudde, William Ogilvy's

997 F'ullerton, Alex- Ogilvy's ander

1.2.46 Escaped out Stirling ; of hospital


Edinburgh

Feb.1746 Clifton;

4.2.47 Glasgow

June 1746 ' Margaret & Mary ' Tilbury,

' James & Mary '

20.11.45 Leith ;


A t sea 28.11.45 ;

Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull A t sea

28.11.45 ; Berwick, Feb. '46 Hull Inverness ; June 1746

' Alexander & James ' Tilbury



Tilbury Fort 25.2.46

Edzell ; 25.2.46

Montrose, 10.3.46 Stirling Edinburgh


Discharged 15.7.47

Transported 31.3.47

Liberated 10.3.46

Discharged

Discharged

Died at sea 1.6.46

Discharged

Liberated 25.2.47


— Farmer. ' Shott through thigh.' Surgeon's fee 6s. 8d.—J.R., Stirling.

' Declares that he was never concerned in the rebellion.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

— J.R., Glasgow.

26 Husbandry in Kirktown. ' Was apprehended after the battle of Falkirk.'—S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 89-272, 96-68 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., S621-3.

— ' A common Highlander.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— He is referred to in a letter of 17.3.47 from William Jack as having been a prisoner with him on the James 8; Mary, and as having died in Cromarty Firth.—Lyon, iii. 15.

54 Weaver in Carseburn.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18. He turned King's Evidence against several prisoners including Nicholas Glascoe.—Allardyce, ii. 419.

— Farmer. ' Mounted guard as a Captain in rebel army, attested by the Minister of Slateford.'— J.R., Montrose.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

998 Fullerton, Henry —

999 Fullerton, John —

1000 Fulthorp, Roger Manchester

1001 Furnivall, Thomas Lieutenant, Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

Stirling

24.2.46 Montrose :

10.S.46 Stirling

Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle :

London

ULTIMATE

DISPOSAL.

Discharged

Discharged


Banished

1002 Fyfe, Thomas

1003 Gaddish, Alexander

1004 Gaim, Peter or Garnatsgavin [sic]

1005 Gallet, Jean

1006 Ganys, John

1007 Garcy, Lawrence

1008 Gardee, Jean

1009 Gardner, Alexander

1010 Gardner, Andrew



French Service

Duke of Perth':


Liverpool 5 Aug . '47

Whitehaven

Berwick

30.12.45 Carlisle

At sea 28.11.45 ;

Hull At sea

24.11.45 ' So le i l ' ;

Marshalsea 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Lincoln Castle

22.7.46 Arbroath ;

13.8.46 Canongate

Liberated 8.1.46

Transported

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Died in prison before April 1747

22.9.46 released on bail to stand trial if called upon

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Angus

Montrose


Farmer. On suspicion.—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R. Stirling.

— Merchant. On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Warrington — Barber. He pleaded guilty when arraigned, 16th Aug. 1746. Sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; P.R., 3625-1 ; Baga,lxix. 180. ' Appeared to be very young.'—S.P.D., 88-16.

Cheshire — A Manchester warehouseman. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Was tried, pleaded guilty and sentenced to death, but was reprieved and banished on condition of never returning. He was concerned in an assault on the warders of the prison.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 320 ; S.P.D., 107-81, 103-44; P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Sept. 1748 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

— — Tailor. ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

Banff Captured near River Esk.—S.P.D., 92-201.

France

Banffshire

France

S.P.D., 94-255.


S.P.D., 81-73.

France

Linlithgow

In French service. Taken in Soleil privateer at sea going to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30, 94-126.

Taken at capture of Carlisle. Sentenced to be transported, but died in prison.—S.P.D., 79-26 ; 91-84, 96-121 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Dundee — Weaver. On suspicion.—J.R., Arbroath ; J.R., Canongate.

NO. NAME.

1011 Gardner, James

1012 Gardner or Gardiner, Nicholas

REGIMENT.

1013 Gardner or Gardiner, Peter

1014 Garrety, Cornelius

1015 Garries, Alexander

PRISON

CAREER.

Edinburgh

29.2.46 Perth ;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Aug . '46 Carlisle,

Aug. '47 Liverpool

Carlisle Transported

1018 Garvey, Lawrence

1019 Gay,Joseph

1020 Gedd or Gadd, James

French Service Taken at sea ; Discharged Berwick

Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 — Carlisle

1016 Garve, William Cromarty's

1017 Garvie, James

French Service


Captain, Perth's


' Pamela ' Tilbury

14.11.45 Kirkliston ;

Edinburgh Castle,


At sea Berwick ;

Feb. '46 Hull, Marshalsea, London ——.45 ; 6.2.46 Perth, 10.5.46

Inverness Carlisle ; London

Transported 20.3.47


Discharged

Discharged

Pardoned unconditionally 10.5.48


Transported

Lancashire


— ' Servant to James Graham of Airth. Killed one of His Majesty's dragoons at Stirling. Prisoner at Edinburgh.'—P.C., 56.

27 ' In rebel service.' ' Servant at Clichton.'— S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

France

Aberdeen

Inchrory, Ross-shire

Tailor. His name was on the transportation list of 26.10.46, but as he was sick he may not have been sent.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

S.P.D., 85-185.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. His name does not appear in the transportation list, so he may have died.

' Farmer at Inchrory. Forced out by Roderick McCulloch of Glasstulich.' ' Said to have come in of his own accord.'—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

' A common Highlander.' On suspicion. Was sick with ' inflammation in his gutts ' in April-May '46.—J.R., Edinburgh. He was evidently deserting when caught.

S.P.D., 81-72, 94-225.

France J.R., Perth.

Edinburgh ' Printer or typefounder.' ' Acted as printer for the rebels.'—P.C., xiv. 248. He was son of William Gedd, goldsmith, Edinburgh, who in 1725 invented the art of stereotyping. James Gedd was made prisoner at Carlisle, sent to London and condemned to death, and pleaded

Airth, Stirling

NAME. REGIMENT. PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

1021 Geddes or Gaddes, Glenbucket's Alexander

1022 Geddes, Andrew Ogilvy's

1028 Geddes or Gaddes, Perth's John

1024 Geddes, William Lord Lewis Gordon's

1025 Gemlo or Gemble, David

1026 Geoghegan, Alexander

1027 Geoghegan or Gorogan, Sir Francis



30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

Culloden Inverness;

June 1746 ' Jane of Alloway,'

Tilbury Fort Carlisle ; Chester

Castle, York Castle Inverness ; ' Jane of

Leith, ' Tilbury Fort 25.2.46

Montrose ; 10.3.46 Stirling Castle,

Edinburgh 17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith

30.12.45 Carlisle Castle ;

Penrith

Transported


Liberated 25.2.47

Pardoned on condition of permanent banishment

Discharged

Sarntown, Aberdeenshire

Moray 27


guilty ; but no sentence was recorded against him, and, through the influence of friends, including the Master of Trinity College, Oxford, and in recognition of his father's invention, he was reprieved and pardoned, and he emigrated to Jamaica.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 320 ; S.P.D., 99-17, 100-65; P.C., 379 ; Macbeth Forbes, 21 ; P.R., 3623-1 of 10.5.48 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

Labourer. Taken at surrender of town.—S.P.D., 81-293; P.R., 3621-3.

' Livery servant of Lord Ogilvy.' Farmed a fishery on Spey.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. Not in the transportation list. Probably died.

Raffen, Banff —•

Moray 63

Taken at fall of Carlisle. Pleaded guilty at his trial at York and was sentenced to death 2nd Oct. 1746, but was reprieved.—S.P.D., 81-293, 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Chapman in Elgin.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18.

Montrose Cooper ' Assisted the rebels at taking the Hazard sloop.' ' Witnesses saw him working at the rebel batteries in Montrose.'—S.P.D., 89-272; J.R., Stirling.

France — Addl. MSS,, 29674-209 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Ireland The Prince gave Sir Francis a commission to raise an English regiment when they reached Preston. The Prince's officers pointed out that, being a Catholic, it was inexpedient to appoint him to command Englishmen ; and his commission was consequently withdrawn.—Elcho, 327 ; Origins, 171. He was one of the French officers taken prisoner at Carlisle at its surrender. He styled


CAREER. DISPOSAL.

1028 George, John Lord John Drummond's

1029 Gerity, Cornelius Sergeant, Berwick's French Service

1030 Germshie, James —

1031 Gibb. Andrew Glenbucket's

1032 Gib or Gibb, James

1033 Gibb, John

Master of the Household of the Prince

Kilmarnock's Life Guards

1034 Gibbon, Francis Balmerino's Horse

25.6.46 from Royal Infirmary ;

15.7.46 Canongate Jail,

Edinburgh Tolbooth

Berwick

Carlisle; 7.3.46 Lancaster

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

Discharged

Discharged

16.5.46 Leven ;

16.5.46 Kirkcaldy,

19.5.46 Leith, 14.8.46 Canongate

15.11.46 ; 8.12.46

Aberdeen Tilbury ; 24.4.47

Southwark

Sentenced to b e t ransported but was drowned when going on board a ship for transportation in the Mersey



Transported


himself ' Commander of the French Artillery ' and of the French garrison at Carlisle and subscribed his name ' D e Geoghegan ' in a letter which was captured before the fall of that town.— Scots Mag., Dec . 1745, 579, 580 ; S.P.D., 79-26, 93-30 ; Johnstone, 106, note ; Allardyce, ii. 486. This was ' L e Chevalier Georghegan ' who was signatory to the protest against the treatment of James Hay.—Allardyce, ii. 486.

France — ' Servant to Capt. Douglas.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

France — S.P.D., 94-255.

— — There is no further reference to him.—S.P.D., 81-76.

Banff — Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-293; P.R., 3621-3 ; Macbeth Forbes, 57.

Edinburgh — Excise Officer, Leven. ' Clerk to the Pretender's son's kitchen.' This man's household accounts are contained in Lyon, ii. 115-132, and from the narrative of his wanderings (ib. 158-171) it appears that it was entirely an accident that he escaped being sent to Carlisle with other prisoners.— Lyon, ii. 162; J.R., Leith ; J.R., Canongate.

Aberdeen — Shoemaker.—J.R., Aberdeen.

— ' A private man.'—S.P.D., 88-60, 96-154.

NO, NAME. REGIMENT.

1035 Gibbon or Gib- Pitsligo's bons, William

1036 Gibson, Edward Balmerino's Life Guards

PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Inverness; — June 1746

' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort, Southwark Chester Released

Castle; 3.8.46 (? 47) London

1037 Gibson, John ' Ogilvy's

1038 Gibson, Roger

1039 Gill, • Sergeant, ' Rebel Forces '

1040 Gillies or Giles, Clanranald's Daniel

1041 Gillespie, Thomas Perth's

1042 Gillespie, William

1043 Gillian, Ralph

1044 Glascoe or Glas- Major, Dillon's gow, Nicholas

Arbroath, surrendered himself;

10.3.46 Stirling,

8.8.46 Carlisle

Holland; London

Culloden

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle Culloden

Inverness; June 1746 ' Jane of

Al loway ' Tilbury

6.6.46 Arbroath

York Castle

Culloden Inverness ;


London (Southwark)

Transported

Released

Hanged 20.4.46


Acquitted as a rebel but detained as a prisoner of war 10.11.46 and subsequently discharged to France


Stonehaven, 44 Merchant. ' Servant to W m . Menzies of Pit-Mearns foddel, a rebel.' He was still in prison 9.4.47,

and his disposal is unknown. He is not on the transportation lists.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 96-64.

— — Turned King's Evidence and was sent to London as a witness ; in the custody of Carrington, the messenger.—Scots Mag., 1747, 402 ; S.P.D., 98-4 3 ; ^ard/!/ce,ii .402.

Dundee 20 Weaver. ' Was at Falkirk and at the Siege of Stirling.'—P.C., 214 ; S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3.

Edinburgh

Highlands ' —

Linlithgowshire

Shoemaker. Was arrested in Holland on suspicion and sent to London, and was in prison for 16 months.—S.P.D., 109-16.

Deserter from the Royal Regt . Captured among the Jacobite prisoners.—Cumberland Orders.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. His disposal is unknown. He may have died.

13 Servant.—S.P.D., 84-2. The Culloden list.— Allardyce, ii. 612. Note as above.

Arbroath — ' Mariner.' ' Having served as pilot to a French ship from Arbroath to Montrose.'—J.R., Arbroath ; P.C., 168.

— — S.P.D., 81-88. Nothing more is known of him or his disposal.

France — Lieutenant in Dillon's Irish-French Regiment, he acted as major and military instructor to the 2nd Batt. Lord Ogilvy's Regt . He was in charge of the batteries in Montrose harbour when the English sloop Hazard was captured on 24th November 1745. He is also said to have acted as military instructor to Lord Ogilvy's 2nd Battn. He carried out a brilliant little night action at Keith on 20th March 1746 against a body of

1045 Glass, James

1046 Glass, John

1047 Glass, Kenneth

1048 Glendinning, Robert

— 28.1.46 Edinburgh

Lord Cromarty's Inverness ; June 1746


— June 1746 ' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury

— Coventry

Discharged 2.2.46

Transported 31.3.47

1049 Gloude, de Fraine Drummer, At sea French Service Berwick;

Feb. '46 Hull 1050 Goff, John Dillon's Culloden;

' Pamela ' Tilbury,

In hospital ship ' Mermaid '

1051 Gold [sic], John French Service —

1052 Gold [sic], Thomas French Service

Released Feb.1746

Discharged

Transported


Pardoned on condition of permanent banishment

PRISON ULTIMATE

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

CAREER. DISPOSAL.


Campbells, killing 9 and taking 80 prisoners and 30 horses, losing only one man himself. (Lyon, ii. 214-217.) He was taken prisoner after Culloden and sent to London, where he was brought to trial. H e pleaded that he was born in France and held a French commission, and was consequently released from the status of rebel, his irons were removed, and he was treated as a prisoner of war.—Origins, 155 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 529 ; S.P.D., 84-2. For his trial at Southwark, see AUardyce, ii. 418-424 ; Egerton, 2000-21 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

— Carrier. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

Milton of Red 40 ' Brogmaker.' Carried arms ; taken prisoner.— Castle, Kiler- P.C., 76 ; S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. nan, Ross Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Cromarty 45 On suspicion.—S.P.D., 84-2. His disposal is unknown. Name does not appear in transportation lists ; he may have died.

France

— Farmer. Taken on suspicion. ' Followed the rebels to recover a black horse.'—S.P.D., 81-29, 81-64.

— S.P.D., 81-72.

France — ' Apprentice to a clothier in Dublin, lived 14 years there, left that country 8 years after ; has the brogue very strong, yet, this is one of Mons. Carpentier's Frenchmen who can't speak English. However he signed a petition with John Lowden.'—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60; P.R., 3621-3.

France — P.R., 3622-12.

France — P.R., 3622-12.

NO. NAME.

1053 Golder, John

1054 Gollan, Donald

1055 Gollon, John

1056 Gone, Andrew

1057 Gonk, David 1058 Goodburn or

Goodbrand, Alexander

REGIMENT.

Crichton's

Ogilvy':

PRISON

CAREER.

Carlisle ; Liverpool

Culloden ; Inverness York Castle

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Carlisle ; York Castle, Liverpool

ULTIMATE

DISPOSAL.

Transported

Transported

Transported 31.3.47


1059 Gooding or Gooden, John

1060 Gordon, Lady Janet, of Park

Stirling Discharged

Inverness Released April 1746

1061 Gordon of Gairn-side, Alexander

1062 Gordon, Alexander

Farquharson of Culloden ; Monaltrie's Inverness

Grant's 30.12.45 Carlisle

Died in confinement

1063 Gordon, Alexander, The Revd.

Chaplain, French Service

17.4.46 Inverness

Died in captivity May 1746


— P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— ' Transported, being taken prisoner.'—P.C., 76. — His name only appears in the Culloden List.—

Allardyce, ii. 611. — S.P.D., 81-88. There is no further reference to

him in any list. 20 ' Servant to James Histies near Montrose.'-—

S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2. 30 Carpenter.—-S.P.D., 91-77. A t his trial on 2nd 17) Oct. 1746 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced

to death, but was reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483,543; S.P.D., 88-42; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3261-3 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— ' On suspicion.' Declares that he was not concerned in the rebellion.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Stirling.

— Scots Mag., April 1746, 188. Janet Duff, Lady Gordon, was second daughter of William Lord Braco by his second wife, Jean Grant of Grant. She was born in 1737. Early in 1745 she eloped with Sir William Gordon, Bt., of Park, from Rothiemay House. Her husband joined Lord Pitsligo in raising men after the battle of Prestonpans, and served throughout the campaign, escaping after Culloden to France. She was living in Inverness before the arrival of the Prince's army, and was taken prisoner ; but as she was expecting the birth of her first child, Jean, she was released and allowed to go for her confinement to her father's house. She joined her husband in France, where they lived in great poverty. On his death at Douai, 5th June 1751, she then married George Hay of Mountblairy, Banff. She died in March 1758.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle .—S.P.D., 79-26. His name does not appear again, and he may have died.

— Of the family of Gordon of Glencat near Aboyne. Chaplain to the French troops. Died three weeks after being taken prisoner. According to the Catholic Directory he was ' of the Glencat family,' son of John Gordon of Barrack. He entered the Scots College at Douai in 1718, and


CAREER.

1064 Gordon, Arthur, — of Wardhouse (? Carnousie)

1065 Gordon, Charles, Paymaster, of Binhall, yr. Glenbucket's

Aberdeen

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

11.9.46 London (Southwark)

Discharged 7.2.47

Transported

1066 Gordon, Charles, Glenbucket's Carlisle yr. of Terpersie 8.8.46


1067 Gordon, Charles (1)

Glenbucket's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

Sentenced to be transported,but was drowned when going on board a ship in the Mersey for transportation, March 1747


was sent to the mission in Scotland 1734, serving at Glengairn.—Scots Mag., vol. xvi. p . 211 ; Bulloch, iii. 510, No. 2065 ; Catholic Directory, 1853; Catholic Highlands, 7 9 ; Addl. MSS., 29674-209.

— — As Wardhouse is believed not to have come out in the '45, Dr. Bulloch thinks this may be Arthur Gordon of Carnousie.—J.R., Aberdeen ; Bulloch, iii. 2068.

Binhall, 17 Son of Patrick Gordon of Binhall. ' Made prisoner Cairnie, at Carlisle.'—P.C., 28. The State Papers say Aberdeen he was a Lieutenant in Lord Ogilvy's Regt.—

S.P.D., 79-26, 107-28. A t his trial in London on 23rd Nov. it was stated that he was ' son of a Bailie of Regality under the Duke of Gordon, well-disposed.' A t his trial the plea that he had been forced to join by Glenbucket, although he offered money in lieu of service, was not accepted. He was convicted and sentenced to death with a recommendation to mercy on account of his youth, and reprieved. While in prison he was concerned in an assault on the prison warders.—Scots Mag., 1746, 528. He became a notable character in Maryland where he settled. His son entered the U.S. Navy.— S.P.D., 107-74, 103-44 ; P.R., 4.9.48 ; Bullock, iii. 512, No. 2072 ; AUardyce, ii. 390 ; Egerton, 2000-5 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

Tcrpcrsie, — Son of James (George) Gordon of Terpersie, an Aberdeen officer in the Prince's army. He was captured at

his own house. His identity was not known, but when taken to a farmhouse where his family was living his children recognised him and greeted him ' Daddy. ' At his trial at Carlisle fie pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death. —Scots Mag., Sept. '46, 438 ; Bulloch, iii. No. 2074 ; Lyon, i. 252, and ii. 343 ; Baga, lxix. 186.

Stradon, Banff — Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-121,81-293; P.R., 3621-3 ; Macbeth Forbes, 57 ; Bulloch, iii. 513, No. 2073.

NO. NAME.

1068 Gordon, Charles (2)

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Glenbucket's

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

1069 Gordon, Duncan Ensign, Farquharson's

1070 Gordon, George ? Lieutenant, Glenbucket's


' Thane of Fife ' Tilbury,

20.6.46 London (Southwark)

16.4.46 Culloden ;

Inverness

Discharged 3.3.47

1071 Gordon, George Moir of Stonywood's

1072 Gordon, George Kilmarnock's

Inverness ; ' Wallsgrave,' Tilbury Fort 15.9.46 Huntly ;

14.12.46 Aberdeen

' Died off Shields ' 9-6.46


1073 Gordon, James, — The Revd.

1074 Gordon, James Lieutenant, Grant's

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Southwark 30.12.45

Carlisle ; London

(Southwark)

Acquitted Aug. 1746

Transported

1075 Gordon, James Glenbucket's

1076 Gordon, James ? Glenbucket's

Culloden ; Inverness, June 1746


Carlisle ; Chester

Castle

Released 29.7.47


Strathbogie —

Aberdeenshire 32


' A lieutenant, and active in the rebellion. Taken at capture of Carlisle.'—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. and was sentenced to death.—S.P.D., 88-42, 88-117; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542 ; Bulloch, iii. 513, No. 2075.

S.P.D., 84-2, 94-41. Discharged by order of the Duke of Newcastle.—Scots Mag., 1747, 87 ; Bulloch, iii. 514, No. 2078.

Cullen, Banff — Scots Mag., April 1746, 186; Bulloch, iii. 517, No. 2091. His name does not appear in any lists after his capture, so he may have died.— Allardyce, ii. 611.

Banff 31 Blacksmith, Aboyne . ' Very active in the Pretender's service.'—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18 ; P.C., 28 ; Bullock, iii. 516, No. 2084.

Beldorny — Brother to John Gordon of Beldorny. ' Went to surrender himself for being in the rebellion but was detained and imprisoned on suspicion of being an officer in the rebel army.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

— — A priest. Captured at Carlisle.—Scots Mag., viii. 294 ; Bullock, iii. 518, No. 2099 ; S.P.D., 79-26.

Birkenbush, near Cullen, Banff

Banff 52

' Was very active, wounded at Inverury.'—P.C., 28. Brother of George Gordon of Birkenbush ; taken prisoner at capitulation of Carlisle. While in prison, in Dec . 1747, he was concerned in an assault on the prison warders.—S.P.D., 79-26, 103-44 ; Bullock, iii. 518, No. 2103 ; Egerton, 2000-23 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

S.P.D., 84-2.

? Minmore — Scots Mag., 1747, 345 ; Bullock, iii. 519, No. 2105.

NAME.

1077 Gordon, James, yr. of Terpersie

REGIMENT.

Lieutenant, Artillery

PRISON

CAREER.

Carlisle ; 14.7.46 Southwark

1078 Gordon, John, of ' Colonel,' Achreaehan (or Glenbucket's of Glenbucket, younger)

1079 Gordon, John

1080 Gordon, John ? Glenbucket's

April 1746 surrendered;

June 1746 Inverness,

Sept. 1746 ' Pamela ' Tilbury,

1st Nov. '46 in custody of Dick the messenger

Aberdeen

Released 20.6.47




1081 Gordon, John

1082 Gordon, John Lord Lewis Gordon's

1083 Gordon, John, of Kirkhill

26.7.46 Tranent;

26.7.46 Haddington

1.2.46 Stirling ;


13.2.46 Leith, Canongate, 8.8.46 Carlisle April 1746 Inverness ;

York

Discharged 29.4.47

Pardoned unconditionally 10.5.48


15 Son of Charles Gordon of Terpersie. In Sept. '45 he was carried off as a schoolboy of 15 by a party under David Gordon, son of Glenbucket. He was captured at Carlisle and sent to London. On 24th Oct. '46 he was tried and found guilty and sentenced to death, but was reprieved and was ultimately pardoned unconditionally, and is said to have gone to Jamaica.—Bulloch, iii. 520, No. 2107, ii. 847 ; S.P.D., 105-149 ; P.R., 3623-1 of 10.5.48 ; Allardyce, ii. 425.

— Eldest son of John Gordon of Glenbucket. ' Took the name of Colonel, but was not above a week with them.'—P.C., 108. ' Gentleman, says he never left home, son of Gordon of Glenbucket and is said to be blind.'—Elcho says his blindness was due to drink. He was released under the general indemnity with 10 guineas to carry him home.—Scots Mag., 1747, 292 ; Lyon, iii. 29, 31 ; Bulloch, iii. 527, No. 2127 ; S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 98-42 ; Spalding Club Miscellany, i. 397.

— Farmer. ' Acted as a spy and was taken prisoner.' —P.C., 30 ; Bulloch, iii. 525, No. 2117.

19 Weaver. ' Carried arms. Prisoner.'—P.C., 110; S.P.D., 91-84; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; Bulloch, iii. 527, No. 2129 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Aiding and assisting the rebels.'—J.R., Haddington. He was probably in French service.

— ' Tenant of Duke of Gordon.'-—J.R., Canongate. There is no reference to him in transportation returns, so he may have died.

— Factor to the Duke of Gordon. Was arrested on a charge of ' aiding and assisting the Pretender, while in this country.'—Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. His disposal is unknown, but he was ordered to be tried by a civil court, so lie may have escaped transportation.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1084 Gordon, John, The Revd.

PRISON

CAREER.

Aberdeen

1085 Gordon, Kenneth, of Chinie

6.6.46 Discharged Aberdeen ; on bail

2.8.46 18.10.46 Canongate

1086 de Gordon, Engineer, Inverness Discharged as Mirabelle French Service May 1746 a prisoner of

1087 Gordon, The Rev. — Aberdeen Discharged Father Peter

1088 Gordon, Robert Glenbucket's Carlisle Acquitted Oct . 1746

1089 Gordon, The Rev. Robert (Bishop Gordon)

Nov. '45 Released Newgate Messenger's House

1090 Gordon, Robert Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle



39 ' A Popish priest.' ' Went to Perth with recruits and afterwards followed the rebels.'—P.C., 28. After Culloden a party was sent to his house to remove all his books, o f which he had a large number. These books were all burnt at Cullen of Boyn. He was son of Peter Gordon, wadsetter at Birkenbush.—Bullock, iii. 526, No. 2119 ; Lyon, ii. 164 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

? 76 Dr. Bulloch suggests he may have been the man who matriculated in law at Leyden in 1699. If so he would have been 76 years of age. On suspicion.—J.R., Aberdeen. On 23rd Sept. '46 he appealed to be put on the Government subsistence as all his goods had been ' sequestred ' on his capture.—J.R., Canongate.

— A French Engineer, who came over with Lord John Drummond, he was very unsuccessful in his plan for the sieges of Stirling and of Fort William. Lord Macleod says he was always drunk. He was taken prisoner in May 1746.— Albemarle, i. 72 ; Origins, 182, 192 ; Scots Mag., viii. 238.

•— Priest in Braemar; was apprehended in 1746. Menzies of Pitfodels stood bail for him and he returned to Braemar.—Blundell: Catholic Highlands, 110.

— Ale-house keeper. Tried at Carlisle 19-26th Sept. '46 and acquitted in consideration of his having surrendered in time.—Scots Mag., Sept. '46,439; S.P.D., 88-16; Bulloch, iii. 530, No. 2143 ; Baga, lxix. 186.

— Arrested for ' treasonable practices.' There is some doubt about his identity. In his petition he asked to be allowed to go to any Catholic country, and was sent to Holland on 28th Feb. 1746 ; there he was described as a ' Romish priest.'—S.P.D., 81-11. He appealed from Newgate for release in Feb. 1746.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-88. This may have been the Robert Gordon who was a Lieutenant and said to be ' very active.' He was excepted from the Act of Pardon, 1747, and a true bill was found against him.—S.P., Scotland, 2nd Series, 39-72. Probably son of Alexander of Logic.—Bullock, iii. 530, No. 2144.

Q

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1091 Gordon, Robert ? Lord Lewis Gordon's

1092 Gordon, Thomas Lord Lewis Gordon's

1093 Gordon, Thomas Glenbucket's

PRISON

CAREER.

June 1746 in Cluny's House Aberdeen ;

2.8.46 Canongate


* Walls-grave,'


Carlisle ; York Castle, London

Transported 31.3.47

Released July 1747

1094 Gordon, Walter Balmerino's 16.4.46 — Life Guards Culloden ;

17.4.46 Inverness,

June 1746 ' Walls-grave ' Tilbury

1095 Gordon, William — 19.4.46 — Inverness ;


Tilbury Fort 1096 Gore, James Hunting- —

tower 30.2.46;

Perth, 12.5.46 Stirling Castle

10.97 Gonial], Thomas Manchester Lancaster Discharged Feb. 1747

1098 Gouel or Gouet, Ogilvy's 19.3.46 Kirk Discharged David of Lethnot ; 13.5.46

20.3.46 Montrose



— He is styled in the Jail return ' of Clunie Younger. ' ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Canongate. This was probably son of Alexander Gordon at Craigwilly. —Bullock, iii. 530, No . 2142.

58 ' Farms lands of Duke of Gordon.'—S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; Bullock, iii. 530, No. 2145 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. He was probably son of George Gordon of Fother-letter, Strathavon.—Bulloch, iii. 530, No. 2146. Turned King's Evidence. This is probably the man who was in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, on 18th June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 397, 465.

24 Painter.—Scots Mag., April 1746, 186 ; S.P.D., 84-2 ; Bulloch, iii. 531, No. 2147 ; Allardyce, ii. 613. As there is no further reference to him he probably died.

50 ' Ground officer to the Duke of Gordon.'—S.P.D., 86-18. Charged with ' aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'—Scots Mag., April 1746, 186; S.P.D., 84-2. He may have been the William Gordon from Ferrar, Aboyne.—Bulloch, iii. No. 2150.

— ' Deserter in rebel service.' ' Col. Lee's regiment, Sir. P. Halkett's Co. ' His disposal is unknown. Was probably handed over to the military authorities.—J.R., Stirling.

— S.P.D., 94-41.

— J.R., Montrose.

1099 Gouk or Gouck, David

1100 Gould, John (Don Juan)

REGIMENT.

Ogilvy's

Captain, Spanish Service

1101 Gould or Goold, Lieutenant, Thomas Berwick's

1102 Go van, William, — of Drumquhassil, elder

1103 Gove, William

1104 Gow, Alexander Glengarry's

1105 Go wan, Duncan (or Donald)

Cromarty's

1106 Gowder, John

1107 Gower, George

1108 Goyner, David

1109 Grace, Robert

Ogilvy's


PRISON

CAREER.

Inverness ; Tilbury

24.3.46 ' Prince Charles ' (late ' Hazard') ;

H.M.S. ' Sheerness,'

Berwick 17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith 12.9-46 Drumquhassil ;

13.9.46 Stirling

17.7.46 Aberdeen ;

2.8.46 Canongate

Tilbury



Tilbury Fort, Hospital ship


Cardross ; 4.5.46 Stirling

Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle Carlisle ; York Castle ' Esperance '

25.11.45 D e a l ;

Tower of London

Discharged


Discharged 10.3.47

Transported 31.3.47


Transported

Pardoned on condition of perpetual exile 2.7.47

Transported 20.3.47



ORIGIN.

Farnell, Forfar — ' Servant. Was hired out and carried arms at Culloden.'—P.C., 166 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Spain — Scots Mag., March 1746, 147. The Jail return of 16th July 1746 speaks of him as ' a man of good fortune.'—S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; P.R., 3622-12.


— •— On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Mearns — Tailor and staymaker. On suspicion. ' Was seen wearing a white cockade along with the rebels.' —S.P.D., 89-272.

Lochbroom — The minister ofLochbroom said he had been forced out. His fate is unknown.—S.P.D., 94-241.

Ross 40 Farmer, Parish of Aich.—S.P.D., 84-2,88-60,95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Hamilton — Wright. ' Baggage man, Sullivan's Regt.'—J.R., Stirling.

Alyth, Perth — Workman. Was taken prisoner at the surrender of Carlisle, 30.12.45.—P.C., 214 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— — S.P.D., 81-88. His disposal is unknown.

France — Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541 ; P.R., 3622-12 ; S.P.D., 93-28.

NO. REGIMENT.

1110 Graeme, Robert, Lieutenant, of Garvock ' Perthshire

Squadron '

1111 Graham, Charles Glengarry's

1112 Graham, Charles Cromarty's

1113 Graham, Edward

PRISON CAREER.

Perth Tol-booth 1753

Inverness; Transported June 1746 20.3.47


' Liberty ' Medway

Dunrobin Transported Inverness; 31.3.47


Feb .1746 — Durham

1114 Graham, John, of A i d e - d e - C a m p Surrendered Released on Kilmardinny to Lord Strath- to General bail 10.8.48

allan; Lieut.in Campbell; his Regiment Sent on

parole to Inverary,


1115 Graham (alias MacGregor), of Glengyle, younger, John

1116 Grahame, John

1117 Graham or Ghream, John (of Lake)

11.4.46 Edinburgh

4.1.46 Newcastle;

15.1.46 Edinburgh

17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle;

8.8.46 Carlisle

Liberated 18.4.46


Pardoned 1.5.47

Released 1754


— Escaped after Culloden to Sweden but was arrested on his return to Scotland in 1753. Apparently released in 1754.—Tullibardine, ii. 334.

22 ' Servant to Graham. A rebel, son of John Graham of Airth.'—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

— ' Was a soldier in Cromarty's regt. and taken prisoner in Sutherland.'—P.C., 74 ; S.P.D., 88-6 0 , 9 5 - 2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

—• Labourer. ' Taken on suspicion of treason.'— S.P.D., 81-29. His name does not appear again.

— Formerly an Ensign in the Holland service, in a Scots Regiment.—P.C., 274. After his surrender he was sent on parole to Inverary. In March 1747 he went to Edinburgh and was committed to the Castle by the Lord Justice Clerk. —Scots Mag., 1747, 92. He was one of those who were especially excepted from the Act of Pardon of June 1747.-—Scots Mag., 1747, 260. On 10th Aug . 1748 he was released on bail.— Scots Mag., 1748, 403; S.P.D., 89-272, 96-16. Appealed for release on account of illness in July 1748.—S.P.Scot., ii. 39-51 ; Albemarle, i. 319-

— This was presumably the son of old MacGregor (or Graham) of Glengyle (q.v.).

— ' Gentleman.' On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh ; S.P.D., 80-48.

— J.R., Edinburgh. ' A pardon has been secured, by the interest of Col. Stanwix, for Mr. John Graham of Lake who was convicted of high treason at the special assize held there. — Scots Mag., 1747, 244.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1118 Graham, Malcolm —

1119 Graham, Mungo 'Commissary Officer'

1120 Grant, Alexander, of Sheuglie

PRISON

CAREER.

Carlisle

22.1.46/7 on a ship in Leith road (Mr. Mackenzie, Master) ;



' Dolphin ' Tilbury,

London

Died in prison 29.7.46

1121 Grant, Alexander Glengarry's (1)



May 1746 Transported Inverness ; Barbadoes

June 1746 29.3.47 ' Dolphin ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort


' Dolphin,' Aug . 1746

Tilbury Fort


' Dolphin ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort, Southwark

Acquitted 16.12.46

Released Sept. 1746

Released June 1747


— — This man was one of the four persons who were not indicted at the Carlisle trial.—S.P.D., 88-16.

Edinburgh — Writer. ' On suspicion of treason.'—J.R., Edinburgh ; Scots Mag., 1747, 292 ; Albemarle, i. 358 , ii. 400 .

Sheuglie, Glen 50 Urquhart, Inverness-shire

Wester Inver-wick, Glenmoriston


48

55

The attitude of Sheuglie was never a clearly defined one. On his own statement he tried to prevent his men joining the Prince, and when they had gone out he claimed to have induced them to surrender after Culloden. His own chief, however, Grant of Grant, was always suspicious of him, and most treacherously had him seized and imprisoned in Inverness, as a rebel. He was sent to Tilbury, where he died of fever, 29th July 1746.—Origins, 3 2 3 , 3 2 6 , 3 2 9 ; S.P.D., 84-2 .

Boatman. Was one of the party of 69 Grants of Glenmoriston which surrendered their arms at Inverness in May 1746 and were made prisoners. He was banished to Barbadoes, but managed to return home about 1748.—Lyon, iii. 6, 106 ; S.P.D., 8 4 - 2 , 8 6 - 1 8 , 88-60 ,96-100 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 290, 496 .

' Pressed.' Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2 , 88-60, 9 5 - 2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 497 .

Livicie, Glen- 45 Farmer in Glenmoriston. It is possible that this moriston was the Alex. Grant who was brought to the

Bar at St. Margaret's Hill, London, on 16th Dec. 1746. The Attorney-General pointed out that he had surrendered under the Duke's proclamation ; and he was accordingly acquitted. He is described in the proceedings as ' brother to Patrick Grant of Glenmoriston.'—S.P.D., 84-2 , 86-18, 88-60 ; Scots Mag., Dec. ' 46 , 593 ; Allardyce, ii. 413 ; Egerton, 2000-18 ; Baga, lxix. 175.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.




1127 Grant, Alexander Volunteer, (7) Glengarry's

1128 Grant, Alexander Lord Lewis Gordon's

1129 Grant (or Bain), Glengarry's Alexander

1130 Grant, Allan Roy Stuart's

1131 Grant or M'Kin- Glengarry's non, Angus

1132 Grant, Angus (1) Glengarry's



PRISON

CAREER.




' Dolphin * Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Inverness ; June 1746

' Margaret & Mary '

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle 5.5.46 Inverness ;

London 3.10.45

Livingstone's Yards ;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle Carlisle ; Whitehaven, York Castle Inverness ; June 1746

' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort Inverness ; June 1746



Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47


Transported 8.5.47

Transported

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 30.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

AGE.

57

Glen Urquhart 31


Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.PJD., 86-18, 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3. ' Joined the rebel army and returned before they reached Stirling. Always bore an utter aversion to this Rebellion.'—Grants, 498.

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Glenmoriston 35 S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness-shire 44 S.P.D., 84-2. He probably died in this ship, as he does not appear in the transportation lists.

Aberdeen

Bunloit, Glen Urquhart

25 Carpenter. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 586 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— One of the Grants who surrendered. Fate unknown.—Grants, 494.

Strathspey 60 Labourer. ' A common highlander.'—J.R., Edinburgh ; S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3 ; Albemarle, ii. 394.

Glengarry

Wester Dun-dreggan, Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

22 Labourer.—S.P.D., 91-84, 92-201 ; Scots Mag., Oct. '46, 486 ; P.R., 3621-3.

34 Farmer in Glenmoriston. Pressed.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-00, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3021-3 ; Grants, 496.

50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

31 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-00 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Delcaitack, Glenmoriston

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1135 Grant, Angus —

1136 Grant, Archibald Glengarry's

1137 Grant, Archibald Perth's

1138 Grant, Charles Roy Stuart's

1139 Grant, Daniel (1) Glengarry's



1142 Grant, Daniel —

1143 Grant, Donald (1) Glengarry's



PRISON

CAREER.

Chester


' Dolphin ' Tilbury

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Lincoln

Castle Inverness ; June 1746




Inverness ; Tilbury Fort 6.7.46 Strath-

errole; 6.7.46

Dundee May 1746


' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort


' Walls-grave,'



Transported 31.3.47


Discharged 16.3.47

Transported Barbadoes 19.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Released

Glenmoriston 8

Achtemerak, Glen Urquhart

Glen Urquhart

Abernethy

40

40

19


Apparently the son of a man in Lochiel's regiment. —S.P.D., 81-29.

' Engaged willingly and went with the rebels.'— S.P.D., 84-2 ; Grants, 494. As his name does not appear in the transportation lists he probably died at Tilbury.

Farmer in Urquhart.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Miller. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

Inverness 60 S.P.D., 84-2. He probably died at Tilbury.

Inverness 60 S.P.D., 84-2. Probably died at Tilbury.

Glenmoriston 30

Stratherrole —

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him.

' Suspicion of treason.'—J.R., Dundee.

Blairy, Glenmoriston

60

Glenmoriston 62

Was taken prisoner along with 68 others when they surrendered at Inverness in May 1746. Was transported to Barbadoes but managed to get back to Scotland, Aug. 1750.—Lyon, iii. 6, 106 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-60, 96-100 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 290.

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Balnagarn, 36 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, Glenmoriston 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R.,

3621-3. ' Never in arms till pressed in March (1746) and deserted in a fortnight's time.'— Grants, 496.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.


PRISON

CAREER.






1150 Grant, Dugal —

1151 Grant, Dugal Glengarry's

1152 Grant, Duncan (1) Glengarry's

1153 Grant, Duncan (2) Glengarry's

1154 Grant, Elizabeth —

1155 Grant, Farquhar Glengarry's (1)

1156 Grant, Farquhar Glengarry's (2)

May 1746 Inverness ;

June 1746 ' Dolphin,'



' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort Carlisle ; Chester May 1746

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort May 1746 Inverness ;



' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort 25.11.45



' Walls-grave,' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury

Transported 31.3.47

Transported

Transported 31.3.47

Released

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Discharged

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Wester Dun-dreggan, Glenmoriston


32 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3. ' Pressed twice. Upon desearting was pursued to the hills—always showed the greatest aversion to the late unnaturall rebellion.'— Grants, 496.

40 Farmer in Glenmoriston. A volunteer.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 496.

Glenmoriston 58 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Glenmoriston 40 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60,95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621.

Glenmoriston 11 S.P.D., 81-29-

Glenmoriston 50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Wester Dun- 45 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, dreggan, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Glenmoriston Grants, 496.

Livicie, Glen- 34 Servant to Patrick Grant.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2 ; moriston Grants, 496.

Banff 20 Sempstress. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 81-88, 91-84 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746,486 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Glenmoriston 43 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.


Ballintombuy, Glenmoriston

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1157 Grant, George Glengarry's

1158 Grant, Gregory (Gregor ?)

1159 Grant, Hugh (1) Glengarry's

1160 Grant, Hugh or Glengarry's Ewen (2)

1161 Grant, James, of Sheuglie, younger

PRISON

CAREER.


' Dolphin,' Aug . 1746 Tilbury Fort

June 1746 ' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury


' Dolphin,' Aug.1746 Tilbury Fort


'Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort Inverness ; London

Transported 31.3.47

Discharged on bail Sept. 1746; again discharged Edinburgh 4.12.46

1162 Grant, James, Revd.

1163 Grant, James

— Barra; Inverness, June 1746

' Jane of Alloway '

Captain, Ogilvy's Jan. 1748 Harwich, London

Released July 1747

Discharged 16.2.48

1164 Grant, James Glengarry's 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London

Released

Transported 31.3.47


ORIGIN.

Glenmoriston 40 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-6 0 , 9 5 - 2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Tyldal 38 ' On suspicion.'—S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him.

Glenmoriston 50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Glenmoriston 35 Husbandman.—S.P.D. is unknown.

86-18, 84-2. His disposal

Sheuglie, — Son o f Alexander Grant o f Sheuglie. Shared with Urquhart, In- his father the suspicion of his chief, Grant of verness-shire Grant, and was made prisoner by Grant's orders,

and lodged in Inverness. He was sent to London, where he was examined. He insisted that he and his father had tried to help the Government, and had suffered in his property at the hands of his own men. On the recommendation of the Attorney-General and Solicitor-General he was discharged on bail, to stand his trial in Edinburgh in D e c . 1746, when witnesses on both sides would be available. When this trial came on he and the Rev. John Grant were again admitted to bail.-

40 A priest.—S.P.D., D.N.B., xxii. 388

-Origins, 325, 330, 331, lxxvii. 89-272 ; Albemarle, i. 98 ;

Edinburgh 60 Printer. Admitted he had been out in the '15. Was on the staff of the Caledonian Mercury. Murray of Broughton employed him as printer to the Force. He went to Holland after finding no work to do, and was sent home on suspicion.—S.P.D., 94-4, 106-18, 106-36.

Morayshire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. He turned King's Evidence.

VOL. ir. R

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1165 Grant, James (1), Glengarry's ' of Locheleter '

1166 Grant, James (2) Glengarry's

1167 Grant, James Duke of Perth's

1168 Grant, Jaques

1169 Grant, John, The Revd.

Lieutenant, Lally's French Service

PRISON

CAREER.


' Dolphin, ' Aug . 1746 Tilbury Fort

May 1746 Transported Inverness; SI.3.47

June 1746 ' Walls-grave ' Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

4.11.45 Dud-dingston ;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46 Edinburgh

17.4.46 Inverness ;

Penrith

9-5.46 Inverness ;


London (Tilbury)


Discharged

Discharged on bail Sept. 1746 ; again discharged Edinburgh 4.12.46

1170 Grant, John (1) Glengarry's Inverness; Transported June 1746 31.3.47


Tilbury Fort

Transported


01 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2 ; P.R., 3621-3. 'Resisted all Solicitations till forced to the North in March, but soon returned.' —Grants, 497.

Blairy, Glen- 50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, moriston (45) 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. ' Forced in

March last but soon deserted.'—Grants, 497.

— On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.


Glen Urquhart, 34 He was ' Minister of the Gospel in Urquhart.' Inverness- He was accused of ' explaining the Pretender's shire Manifesto from the Pulpit.' This he denied,

and claimed to have acted on the side of the Government throughout, and to have suffered grievously at the hands of the McDonalds in consequence. His own chief, Ludovic Grant, suspected him and had him taken prisoner, and in due course he was sent to London with the Grants of Sheuglie. He gave evidence in his own favour in London in August 1746 and was discharged on bail, to stand trial in Edinburgh in the following December ; there he was again discharged.—Origins, 313, 322, 331, lxxvii ; S.P.D., 84-2.

Craskie, Glen- 40 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, moriston 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R.,

3621-3. Deserted from the Prince's army before Prestonpans. Again forced in November 1745 but deserted from Perth. Surrendered 5th May 1746.—Grants, 495.


NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1171 Grant, John (2) Glengarry's










PRISON

CAREER.









' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort Inverness; June 1746






Transported 20.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47


45 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3. He twice deserted.—Grants, 496.

Inverwick, Glenmoriston

Easter Achlein, Glenmoriston

41

Glenmoriston 50

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3. ' Of a valueable character and always showed a marked arersion to rebellion tho obliged to be in arms.'—Grants, 496.

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3. ' Pressed, and still deserted.'—Grants, 497.

Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Glenmoriston 30 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.


Glenmoriston 25 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.


Glen Urquhart 55 Farmer in Glen Urquhart.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Glenmoriston 45 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Belnagam, Glenmoriston

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.


1182 Grant, John (IS) Glengarry's



1185 Grant, John Roy Stuart's

1186 Grant, John Lochiel's

1187 Grant, John Roy —

1188 Grant, Joseph

PRISON

CAREER.



' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort Inverness; ' Wallsgrave ' Tilbury Fort

4.11.45 Duddingston ;

Edinburgh Castle,

15.1.46 Edinburgh,

8.8.46 Carlisle,

York Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle ; Lincoln

Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle ; York Castle Aberdeen

8.4.46 19-4.46 Inverness

Transported 31.3.47

Transported

Transported

Transported 22.4.47


Discharged

1189 Grant, Patrick (1) Glengarry's



1192 Grant, Peter (1) Glengarry's

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Inverness ; Tilbury Fort

Transported

Inverness ; Transported 'Wal lsgrave ' 31.3.47 Tilbury,

Tilbury Fort

Transported 31.3.47

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Moray

Lochaber

Strathbogie

Morayshire

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston

Glenmoriston


22 S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 8621-8.

26 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

23 S.P.D., 88-60 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Common Highlander, a boy, attending the rebels.' On suspicion.—/.fl., Edinburgh ; S.P.D., 81-88 ; P.R., 3621-3.

34 Weaver, Banff. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84, 96-124.

40 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,91-77; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746,486; T.B.P., 327-109.

— Wheelwright. On suspicion.—J.R., Aberdeen; AUardyce, i. 255.

— ' For aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'— Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. He was ordered to be tried by a civil court. His disposal is not known.

47 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him. He probably died.

30 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60.

45 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him. He probably died.

50 Farmer in Glenmoriston.—S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.



1195 Grant, Walter Strathallan's

1196 Grant, William Roy Stuart's

1197 Grant, William Glenbucket's

PRISON

CAREER.



' Dolphin,' ' Liberty '

Medway Inverness ; June 1746


Tilbury Fort Inverness; June 1746

' Margaret & Mary ' Tilbury

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 20.3.47

Transported


1198 Grant, William Glengarry's

1199 Grant, William Lord Lewis Gordon's

1200 Grant, William (1) Ogilvy's

1201 Grant, William (2) Ogilvy's

6.5.46 Transported Inverness ;

Tilbury

1202 Grasick, John Lord Lovat's

30.12.45 Carlisle

9-6.46 Auldbar Dundee ;

13.8.46 Canongate

9.5.46 Auldbar;

12.6.46 Montrose,

9.8.46 Edinburgh

Culloden ; Inverness

Transported

Discharged June 1747

Discharged June 1747

Transported 20.3.47


Easter Achlein 46 ' Pressed.'—S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Glenmoriston Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Grants, 497.

Inverness 24 Fiddler in Glen Urquhart.—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 96-68 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Teviotdale 40 Barber in Edinburgh.—S.P.D., 86-l§, 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness 45 S.P.D., 84-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Banff

Carnach, Glen Urquhart

Aberdeen

Auldbar

—• Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-25. Pleaded guilty at his trial 2nd Oct. and was sentenced to death, but was reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746,483-543; S.P.D., 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

— ' Forced. An honest man.' He was one of the very few who managed to return to Scotland. He became tenant of Breakry-riach.—Grants, 289.

48 Linen weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 88-124.

— Weaver.—J.R., Canongate.

Brechin J.R., Edinburgh.

Inverness-shire — Name in Culloden List.—Allardyce, ii. 613. No further reference to him. He probably died.

NAME.

1203 Gravenour or Grovenor, Robert

1204 Gray, David

REGIMENT.

Sergeant, Lord John Drummond's

PRISON

CAREER.

Falkirk ; 1.5.46 Stirling Castle,

Carlisle 22.7.46 Aberbrothok; London

Released Aug. 1746

1205 Gray, John or Cromarty's Carlisle; Discharged Graham, of London Rogart

1206 Gray, John

1207 Gray, John

Glenbucket's Carlisle; London

Transported

Captain, Lord Culloden; John Drum- Inverness, mond's French June 1746 Service ' Jane of

' Leith,' London

(Southwark)

1208 Gray, John (1) Ogilvy';

1209 Gray, John (2) Ogilvy's

1210 Gray, William, of Ballegerno

25.2.46 Perth;

9.8.46 Carlisle

Perth ; 10.8.46 Canongate

Dundee


Transported


Discharged 17.7.46

1211 Gray, William Inverness Liberated on bail

Transported


— Sergeant to Capt. Hay in Lord John Drummond's. Begged not to be sent back to France.—S.P.D., 94-126; J.R., Stirling ; P.R., 3621-3.

Aberbrothok — ' On suspicion.' Weaver.—J.R., Arbroath. This man was probably the David Grey who turned King's Evidence against Lord Balmerino at his trial. If so, he was pardoned and released.— Lyon, i. 56.

— 57 Drover. This man, who was described as a ' Highland Drover,' was apparently taken prisoner. He gave evidence against many of the leaders of the Prince's army.—Lyon, ii. 144-152. His name appears in the transportation lists of 26th Oct. 1746, but, as he turned Evidence, he must have been pardoned.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; Allardyce, ii. 412, etc.

Prisoner at Carlisle.' He was taken at the surrender of the town, 30.12.45.—P.C., 28 ; S.P.D., 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.

40 Mrs. Leith, in Inverness, describes him as ' a gentleman of a small estate in Sutherland who had been a few years only serving in France.' He was regarded as a French prisoner of war. In a letter to Mrs. Leith, dated 28th June 1746, he complained of being confined in fetters weighing 40 lbs.—Lyon, ii. 286, 296 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 93-30, 94-41 ; P.R., 3622-12.

22 Weaver. ' Was at Falkirk and Culloden.'—P.C., 216 ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Keith, Banff —

Sutherland

Liff, Forfar

Angus Weaver. ' Carried arms being pressed.'—J.R., Canongate ; P.C., 216.

Ballegerno, Inchsture. Perth

Don Bridge, Old Machar, Aberdeen.

' Was with the rebels at Stirling, now a prisoner in Dundee.'—P.C., 216 ; J.R., Dundee.

Salmon fisher. ' Carried arms at Culloden and taken prisoner but admitted to bail.'—P.C., 10.

Lancashire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1212 Gray, William Surgeon's Mate

1213 Greenhill,William Ogilvy's

PRISON

CAREER.

Cramond Pardoned on 2.11.45 ; condition of

Edinburgh enlistment Castle, 22.7.48


8.8.46 Carlisle 1.7.46 Perth ; Transported 8.8.46

Canongate, Carlisle

1214 Greig or Gregg, — York Castle — David

1215 Greig, James Ogilvy's 22.5.46 after Discharged Culloden;

22.5.46 Aberbrothok

1216 Greigson, William

1217 Grenier, Jean Corporal, Berwick's French Service

1218 Gremshire, James Manchester

1219 Grewer, George Ogilvy's

1220 Grierson, Gilbert —

Killearn ; 25.4.46 Stirling Castle

Berwick

30.12.45 Carlisle

Carlisle ;


Discharged

Transported Lincoln Castle 22.4.47

1221 Grinton, William — 16.1.46 Diedinprison Pentland; 13.5.46

16.1.46 Edinburgh


Apprentice to Patrick Black, a surgeon in Perth, who went ' off with the rebels.'—J.R., Edinburgh. Was tried at Carlisle in Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, but recommended to mercy by the jury.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 184 ; Albemarle, ii. 394, 399.

Gardener. He is said to have ' joined the rebel army after Preston battle and continued till after their retreat from Stirling.'—P.C., 216. In the Carlisle return it is stated that he was not brought to trial in Sept. 1746 as he was ' in hopes of being discharged for want of evidence.' He was very ill.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16. His name however was shown in Feb . 1747 on the transportation lists.—P.R., 3621-3 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; Baga, lxix. 187.

S.P.D., 81-88. No further reference to him.

On suspicion o f ' assisting the rebels and appearing in arms for them.' Farmer.—J.R., Arbroath. Joined the rebels at Dundee 13th Jan. 1746.—• P.C., 212 ; Mackintosh, 30. On 29th July 1746 he put in a complaint about the seizing of his farm stock by a party of dragoons.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 344.

Cabinetmaker. Was in hospital with fever. Surgeon's fee, 4s.—J.R., Stirling.

S.P.D., 94-255

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Does not appear to have been transported.

Labourer.—S.P.D., 91-77, 96-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

The only reference to this man is that he petitioned to be transported instead of being convicted.— S.P.D., 159-190.

' Gentleman's servant. Baggage man to Lock-hart of Carnwath.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

PRISON ULTIMATE N 0 - NAME. REGIMENT. D I S p 0 S A L .

1222 Grosvenor, Robert ' French Soldier ' Carlisle Transported

1223 Grub, David

1224 Grub, James

1225 Grummell, Michael

1226 Gudden, John


25.2.46 Montrose ;

10.3.46 Stirling

14.11.46 Stirling

Castle At sea

28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

8.4.46 Stirling ;

Edinburgh

1227 Guide, Joseph French Service Marshalsea

1228 Guignard, Guillaume

1229 Guillaume, Eneas

1230 Guissock, John

1231 Gun, Angus


French Service

Berwick

At sea ' Solei l ' 25.11.45 ;

Marshalsea Abochie's (Lord Culloden ;

Lewis Gordon's) Inverness

Cromarty's

1232 Gun, Daniel

1233 Gun, Donald (1) Cromarty's

Inverness ; June 1746 ' Thane of Fife,'

' James & Mary ' Tilbury


' Margaret & Mary '

Inverness ; ' James & Mary ' Medway

Discharged 18.3.46


Discharged

Discharged 18.6.47

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Montrose


22 His name is shown in the transportation list of 26th Oct. 1746, although belonging to the French service.—S.P.D., 88-124.

— Carter. On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Cortachy, — ' In the Earl of Airly's rebel service.'—J.R., Forfarshire Stirling.

France — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Irishman ' On suspicion of being in the rebellion.'—J.R., Stirling; J.R., Edinburgh.

France

France

French

S.P.D., 93-30.

S.P.D., 94-255.

Taken at sea on the Soleil privateer on the way to Scotland.—-S.P.D., 81-80, 93-30, 94-126.

Aberdeenshire •— See Culloden List.—Allardyce, ii. 612. No further reference to him, so he probably died.

Caithness 20 Husbandry, in Lairn in Caithness.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Caithness 30 On suspicion.'—S.P.D., 84-2.

Caithness 30 Formerly soldier in Lord Loudoun's Sutherland Company. ' Was probably a deserter.'— S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France

NO. NAME.

1234 Gun, Donald (2)

1235 GunorGunn, John

1236 Guthrie, Robert

1237 Gyery, John

1238 Hackett or Hal-kett, Charles

1239 Hackett, John

REGIMENT.

Cromarty's

1240 Haldane, John, ' Mr. '

1241 Haldane, Alexander



? Life Guards

French Service, Lord John Drummond's

PRISON

CAREER.



Dunblane ; 30.5.46

Stirling, Edinburgh 19-2.46 Dundee

At sea 28.11.45 Hull


' Louis X V ' at sea 28.11.45;

Berwick Feb.1746

Hull After

Culloden ; Cromarty Town House

16.3.46 Glamis ;

7.7.46 Aberdeen

Discharged 17.4.47

Discharged 18.10.46

Discharged


Discharged

Died of wounds 30.5.46

Discharged

1242 Hale (Hall),David

1243 Hall, George

1244 Hall, William

1245 Halton, John

6.7.46 Discharged Glenisla; 16.3.47

6.7.46 Dundee Dundee Discharged

10.6.46 7.2.46 Transported Perth ;

1.4.46 Edinburgh Jail,

Carlisle, York Castle Carlisle; Transported Liverpool 5.8.47

Transported 31.3.47


ORIGIN.

Caithness 40 Husbandry in Dumbeath.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— — On suspicion. ' A rebel and a thief.' ' Taken up for being in the rebellion and also for stealing. An old soldier.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Dundee — Merchant. ' Was active in breaking open the post bagg and letters.'—P.C., 9.14-; /JR., Dundee.

— — S.P.D., 81-73.

Aberdeen 20 Writer's servant. ' Acted as Collector of the Cess for the Rebells.'—P.C., 10, 386 ; S.P.D., 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.P., 3621-3.

— — S.P.D., 81-29, 81-73.

Lendrick, Kil- — ' A young gentleman . . . died of wounds.'—Lyon, madock, iii. 60 ; ? P.C., 56. Perth

— — Deserter from Sempill's Regt.—J.R., Aberdeen. ' Late of the Welsh Fusiliers. Says he was dismissed from them as being lame and wrong in his judgment, and appears to have been an idiot.'— S.P.D., 89-272.

Glenisla — ' Suspicion of treason.'—J.R., Dundee.

— — J.R., Dundee.

Perth — Coach-builder.—P.R., Edinburgh. Suspicion of treasonable practices. ' Several witnesses saw him making carriages for the Rebel's cannon ; others state that he attended the Non-Jurant Episcopal Meeting House.'—S.P.D., 89-272, 81-88 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 488.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1246 Hamilton,George, Captain, Bag-of Redhouse got's Hussars

PRISON

CAREER.

Clifton ; York Castle

1247 Hamilton, James

1248 Hamilton, John Governor of Carlisle

13.1.46 Linli thgow;

20.1.46 Leith

30.12.45 Carlisle Castle ;

London (Southwark)

Liberated 7.2.46


1249 Hamilton, John Roy Stuart's Edinburgh Discharged 16.3.47

1250 Hamilton, John Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 — Carlisle ;

York Castle 1251 Hamilton, Robert Duke of Perth's Chester Transported

Castle

1252 Hampton, Francis French Service Taken at sea Discharged Berwick



Edinburgh — Was captured at Clifton, and was tried at York, found guilty and executed. It was stated at his trial that he went to the Canongate Church, where several English soldiers were confined after Prestonpans, and threatened them with death if they refused to enlist in the Prince's army. Evidence was produced that actually he had tended the English wounded, but this was rebutted.—P.C., 250 ; Macbeth Forbes, 14 ; S.P.D., 81-88, 88-42; Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 542.

Kirkintilloch — ' A common fidlar.'—J.R., Leith.

Sanstoun (now — Factor to the Duke of Gordon. Joined the Rising Huntly very early but would not serve under Gordon of Lodge), Glenbucket. He raised a body of 100 men and Strathbogie mounted them and marched to Inverury, when

he made the magistrates attend the reading of the Prince's manifesto. He repeated this at Aberdeen, and, when the provost refused to drink to the Prince's health, he forced a glass of wine down his throat. He was left as Governor of Carlisle when the Prince's army went south, and on their return north again he was made Governor of the Castle, while Townley was Governor of the Town. He was in communication with Cumberland before the capitulation on 30th Dec . 1745, using the services of the notorious spy, Weir, who was then a prisoner in Carlisle. Hamilton was taken to London, tried and executed 15th Nov. 1746.—Origins, 118,173, 193 ; S.P.D., 79-26 ; Allardyce, ii. 460 ; Egerton, 2000-48 ; Baga, lxix. 172.

— — J.R., Edinburgh.

Linlithgow — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. As his name does not appear again he probably died.

Gorthie, Perth — Gardener. ' Taken near Leek,' presumably on the march into England.—S.P.D., 81-293; P.R., 3621-3.

France — S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

Manchester

Manchester

1253 Hardbuckle, William

1254 Hardie or Hardy, Carlo

1255 Hargreaves or Hargrave, William

1256 Harper, John (or James)

1257 Harroll, William

1258 Hartley, George Manchester

1259 Hartley, John Manchester

1260 Harvey or Harvie, James

1261 Harvey or Harvie or Hervey, Thomas

Quartermaster, Kilmarnock's Troop

PRISON

CAREER.

Carlisle ; York Castle 17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle ;

8.8.46 Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle



' Liberty & Property '

Inverness ; ' J ane of Leith ' Tilbury

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

Canongate ; 8.8.46 Carlisle,

Penrith

Coventry ; Lancaster Castle,

Carlisle


Died 27.5.46



Executed at Penrith 28.10.46



' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. No further reference to him.

J.R., Edinburgh Castle. No further reference to him.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. ' Of a distempered brain/ Tried at Carlisle 18th Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 5 S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

Inverness — Staymaker and tailor. On suspicion.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 84-2. He probably died at Tilbury,

Strothell Mill, — S.P.D., 84-2. Muthill, Perth

Manchester 18 S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Was tried at Carlisle Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, but reprieved.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16; P.R., 3625-21.

Lancashire — Carpenter. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Was tried at Carlisle 19/26th Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, but reprieved.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

Linlithgow — Innkeeper at Linlithgow Bridge.—J.R., Canongate ; P.C., 266. He pleaded guilty at his arraignment at Carlisle and was sentenced to death, 22nd Sept. 1746.—S.P.D., 88-16 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438, 496 ; Baga, lxix. 184.

Carlisle — Weaver. ' Soldier in Col. Lascelles Regt. ' and therefore a deserter. Taken on suspicion. Was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, with a recommendation to mercy by the jury. He was not executed.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 81-25, 81-76, 88-16; P.R., 3625-21; Baga, lxix. 180.

NO. NAME.

1262 Hatch, Thomas

REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

Carlisle; Whitehaven

1263 Hay, Adam, of Asslid

A volunteer,' Culloden; Pitsligo'sHorse, Inverness, and, later, Stonywood's Regt .

June 1746 ' Dolphin Tilbury

Pardoned and banished 28.7.48

1264 Hay, George Ogilvy's

1265

1266

Hay, George, yr. of Mountblairy

Hay, George

Ensign ? Lord Lewis Gordon's

Lieutenant, Lord John Drummond's

6.5.46 Montrose

17.6.46 Southwark

26.2.46 off Portsoy ;

H.M.S. ' Shark ' London

Liberated 21.7.46

Escaped

Discharged

1267 Hay, James Captain, Lord John Drummond's French Service

29.4.46 surrendered, Edinburgh :

29-4.46 Edinburgh Castle,

8.8.46 Carlisle


Acquitted

Asslid, Aberdeen

Montrose

Banffshire

20

25


Butcher. This man appears to have been a lunatic. He was tried 19th Sept. 1746 at Carlisle and acquitted.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746,439 ; S.P.D., 88-16,92-201 ; Baga,\xix. 179.

' Was at the battle of Culloden and there made prisoner.' H e was eldest son of Andrew Hay of Asslid or A s l e e d ; he became apprentice to James Hay, W.S . of Edinburgh, and was quite young when he joined the '45. He was taken and convicted of treason, but was reprieved in Feb. 1747 and, later, pardoned on condition that he went abroad and did not return. The forfeited estate was bought by James Hay, Clerk to the Signet, his uncle and tutor.—S.P.D., 107-81 ; P.C., 32, 3 7 0 ; Macbeth Forbes, 8 ; Allardyce, ii, 406 ; Egerton, 2000-14.

' Was at Inverurie and Falkirk, went north and was wounded and in hospital.'—P.C., 172.

Portsoy, Banff — ' Shipmaster.' ' A sailor.' ' Prisoner.'—P.C., 30. He had a lieutenant's commission and raised some men for Lord John Drummond. On 26.2.46 he mistook an English ship, H.M.S. Shark, for a French one and was captured. This may be the man who gave evidence against the Master of Lovat. If so he would have been released as an Evidence for the Crown.—Allardyce, ii. 343.

— — Brother of Hay of Hopes. He surrendered and was placed in Edinburgh Castle. Here he gave a good deal of information about the battle of Culloden (Scots Mag., April 1746, 191). In due course he was sent to Carlisle, where he was convicted and sentenced to death; an appeal against this, on the ground that he was a French subject, was submitted by Lewis Drummond in Sept. 1746. H e was reprieved, but included among those who were sent to London as fit for service in the Regular Army abroad. On the march, however, he was recalled and was eventually sent back to France with the other French troops in Oct. 1747.—Egerton, 2000-21 ; P.R., 3622-12; S.P.D., 87-127,88-16 ; Macbeth Forbes, 57.

Preston

NO. NAME.

1268 Hay, James

1269 Hay, John

1270 Hay, Patrick

1271 Hay, Peter

1272 Hay, William, of Edington

REGIMENT.

Ensign, Pit-sligo's


PRISON

CAREER.

16.4.46 Culloden ;

Inverness Inverness ; London (Southwark)

A t sea 28.11.45 Hul l ;

Feb.1746 Berwick

York Castle

Captain, Spanish 24.3.46 Irish Grenadiers

Prince Charles ' (late ' Hazard

H.M.S. Sheerness

Berwick

Discharged

Discharged and banished

Reprieved and pardoned on condition of enlistment 22.7.48


1273 Hay, William

1274. Hayes, Patrick

1275 Hayes, Philip


Sergeant, Clare's French Service

Bulkeley's French Service.

A t sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

A t sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull


Discharged

Discharged


— Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. There is no further reference to him.

Inverness — This was probably the man who gave evidence against Lord Macleod and others.—Allardyce, ii. 412, 454; S.P.D., 106-2.

— — Brother of Mr. Hay of Duns.—S.P.D., 81-72. 81-73, 85-185.

— — ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. He pleaded guilty at his trial 2nd Oct. 1746, and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543. A t his trial three fellow-prisoners turned King's Evidence against him.— S.P.D., 85-122, 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

Berwickshire — Capt. William Hay, grandson of John, 1st Earl of Tweeddale, was brother of the Alexander Hay of Drumelzier o f the time. Before committing himself to the Rising he conveyed his estate to his brother. H e must have been exchanged as a prisoner of war, and was in communication indirectly with the Prince and Mr. Edgar in 1752 when living on the Continent. He was killed at the battle o f Torgan in 1760. He was appointed Groom of the Bedchamber to the Chevalier in Nov. 1727.—De Ruvigny, Jacobite Peerage, 224 ; Scots Mag., March 1746, 147 ; S.P.D., 85-185, 94-255 ; P.R., 3622-12; Scots Peerage, viii. 451.

— — Pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, 2nd Oct . 1746. Was reprieved.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. NAME.

1276 Hayes, Thomas

1277 Haynes, Lawrence

1278 Haynes, Owen

1279 Haywood, John

1280 Heagen, John

1281 Hearshall or Hersell, David

1282 Heavie, James

1283 Hector, John

1284 Henderson, Alexander

1285 Henderson, Francis

1286 Henderson, James

REGIMENT.

Manchester


Sergeant, Clare's French Service

Ogilvy's


Ogilvy's

PRISON CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

At sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb. 1746 Hull

At sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

Gartmore ; 2.5.46 Perth, 12.5.46 Stirling Castle




' Jane of Leith,'

Tilbury Fort At sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

Canongate ; 8.8.46

Carlisle 4.1.46

Edinburgh Dundee

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

ULTIMATE DISPOSAL.


Discharged

Discharged

Transported

Discharged

Transported

Discharged

Released on bail



— Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Tried at Carlisle Sept. 1746, and sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— Soldier of Guise's Regt . As he was apparently a deserter he was probably handed over to the military authorities.

14 Servant to officer in French service.—S.P.D., 84-2. As there is no further reference to him he probably died.

40 Shoemaker, Brechin.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

42 Salmon fisher. ' Carried arms throughout rebellion.'— J.R., Canongate ; P.C., 10 ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Gentleman's servant. On suspicion.—J.R., Edinburgh.

— ' Aiding the rebels, was Incarcerate but admitted to Baill.'—P.C., 216 ; J.R., Dundee.

30 Cook. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME.

1287 Henderson, James

REGIMENT. PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

21.7.46 Liberated Montrose 10.3.47

1288 Henderson, John, — Carlisle Executed at of Castlcmains Castle Carlisle

21.10.40

1289 Henderson, Lord John 25.4.40 Released Thomas Drummond's Canongate ;

8.8.46 Carlisle,

London

1290 Henderson, William

Ogilvy's

1291 Hendrie or Henry Ogilvy's or Hundrie, Charles

13.5.46 Released under Glamis ; General Par-

24.5.46 don, 1747 Montrose,

Dundee, 13.8.46 Canongate

30.12.45 Released Carlisle ;

York Castle, London

1292 Hendrie or Ilenny, John

1293 Henry, James

Duke of Perth's .'{0.12.45 Released Carlisle ;

Chester Castle,

London (Southwark)

Soldier Gartmore; — 13.5.46 Stirling Castle


— Shipmaster. For piloting I'rench ships into Montrose and attended the rebels at the Cross, solemnising the young Pretender's birthday.— P.C., 172. This was the same individual as the Master o f a 50-ton barque which was sunk by Captain Hill of the Hazard in Nov. 1745.—Lyon, iii. 18.

Lochmaben — Writer. ' Was committed at Carlisle for drinking treasonable healths ; set at liberty and made Jail Keeper by the Rebels on their getting possession of that place ; made his escape when H.R.I I. the Duke of Cumberland retook that city, and now since Culloden has been apprehended and is prisoner in Carlisle.' He was subsequently tried and sentenced to death, and executed.—P.C., 142, 378 ; S.P.D., 88-16; Baga, lxix. 179-

Musselburgh —• Deserter from the service of the Dutch States-General. Again deserted from Lord John Drummond's regiment at Stirling, but was arrested by Marines.—J.R., Canongate. He was sent as a witness to London, where he was in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, in June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 401.

Meigle — Chapman.—J.R., Montrose.

Dunbar — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Turned King's Evidence. His name is shown in the custody of Carrington, the messenger, June 1747.—S.P.D., 98-43 ; Allardyce, ii. 397, 465.

Urquhart, — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-Morayshire 293. Turned King's Evidence.—Allardyce, ii.

459, 164.

Ireland — ' In Genl. Guise's regt.' Presumably a deserter. —J.R., Stirling. He was probably handed over to the military authorities.

Montrose

NO. NAME.

1294 Henrie (? Hendrie), William 1

1295 Henson, Thomas

1296 Herbert, John

1297 Herring, Jane

1298 Hervey, Thomas

1299 Hervey, Thomas

REGIMENT.

Duke of Perth's

Manchester

French Service

Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle

At sea Berwick ;

Feb. 1746 Hull

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle

Coventry

Discharged

Transported

1300 Hespell, Joseph

1301 Hether, Andrew

1302 He watt or Hewctt, James



1303 H i c k , l t obc r t

1304 Hickey, Laurence Bulkeley's French Service

1305 Hickey, Thomas

At sea 28.11.45 Berwick;

Feb. 1746 Hull

York Castle

25.2.46 Perth ;

10.5.46 Inverness,



Canongate

Discharged

Transported 20.3.47


Discharged At sea 28.11.45 Berwick ;

Feb. 1746 Hull 27.4.46 Escaped Saltcoats; 19.7.46

27.4.46 Irvine

Discharged

Nottingham


14 Came with his father, Sanders Henrie, who left him in Carlisle.—S.P.D., 81-293. He was probably released when Chester Castle prisoners, against whom there was no evidence, were discharged.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle. There is no further reference to him.—S.P.D., 79-26.

— S.P.D., 81-72.

East Lothian — Washer-woman. Taken at fall of Carlisle. S.P.D., 91-84 ; P.C., 3621-3.

Wigan — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26.

Braintree, — ' On suspicion—soldier in Lascelle's regiment.' Essex Deserter ; was probably handed over to the

military authorities.—S.P.D., 81-64. — — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— — 'Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. His name appears nowhere else.

Newcastle 24 S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. He was transported in spite of claiming to be a French subject.

Formerly of Scots Fusiliers. Taken prisoner in France ; forced to join Lord John Drummond's, from whom he deserted 9-9-46, but was captured by a party of Marines.—J.R., Canongate.

S.P'.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Dublin — Weaver.—J.R., Irvine.

Wardmill, Aberdeen

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1306 Highley, Thomas Manchester

1307 Hinchcliffe or — Hinchley, Joseph

1308 Hisley, Jacques French Service 1309 Ffistill, Pierre French Service 1310 Hodgson, —

Christopher 1311 Hodgson, David —

1312 Hodgson, Edward —

1313 Hodgson, John Manchester

1314 Hodgson, William —

1315 Hogan, Thomas Surgeon, Clare's French Service

1316 Holker, John Lieutenant, Manchester

1317 Holt, Valentine Sergeant, Manchester

1318 Home, David Captain, Balmerino's Life Guards

PRISON

CAREER.


Castle 30.12.45

Carlisle; York Castle Marshalsea Marshalsea Coventry

Inverness ; Tilbury Inverness ; June 1746

' Liberty & Property " Tilbury

Lancaster Castle

Coventry

' Louis X V ' ; 28.11.45

Edinburgh Castle,

26.12.45 Berwick,

Feb. 1746 Hull

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London (Newgate Prison)

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle,

Carlisle Carlisle

Transported

Discharged Discharged Released

Transported 20.3.47

Transported 31.3.47

Released Feb. 1746


Escaped June 1746




— S.P.D., 81-76. There is no further reference to him.

York 31 Tallow-chandler. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France — S.P.D., 93-30. France — S.P.D., 93-30.

— — Dyer. Taken on suspicion.—S.P.D., 81-29, 81-64.

— — S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Englishman 21 ' Follower of rebels from Preston.'—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— 'Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-76. No further reference to him.

— ' Corporal of Militia.'—S.P.D., 81-29, 81-64.

— Taken at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541, 590 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73 ; P.R., 3622-12.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle. He appears to have got away before or during his trial [vide John Betts].—S.P.D., 79-26 ; Scots Mag., July 1746, 319 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

Lancashire 20 Cloth worker. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Was tried at Carlisle on 9th Sept. 1746 and pleaded guilty. Was sentenced to death.—-S.P.D., 88-16 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438, 496 ; Baga, lxix. 181.

Duns — Son of the late Laird of Whitefield, Duns, brother of Alexander Home of Manderston.—P.C., 294. He pleaded guilty at the trial at Carlisle, 9th Sept. 1746, and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439, 496 ; S.P.D., 88-16; Baga, lxix. 186 ; Albemarle, ii. 400.

VOL. II. T

NO. NAME.

1319 Home, George

1320 Home, William

REGIMENT.

Cornet, Balmerino's Life Guards

PRISON

CAREER.


Castle Carlisle

1321 Home, William Manchester

1322 Hood, Andrew Cromarty's

1323 Hood, Charles

1324 Horn, David

1326 Hossack, John

1327 Houn [sic], William

1328 Howard, Patrick

Perth's

1325 Horn, William Ogilvy's

Ogilvy's

Corporal, Service

French

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle,

Carlisle Inverness ; Tilbury Fort

17.11.46 Dundee

Auchter-arder ;


25.2.46 Perth ;

—.8.46 Canongate,

9.8.46 Carlisle Inverness ; ' Thane of

F i f e ' 30.12.45

Carlisle Carlisle

Transported 19.3.47

Discharged 16.3.47

Discharged July 1747

Transported

Transported

1329 Howard, Simon — Lancaster Released 16.7.47


Pardoned and went to France, Oct. 1747

HOME OR ORIGIN.

Duns, Berwickshire

Duns


30

14

Lancashire

Tain, Ross-shire

Craigie

20

Son of Geo . Home of White-- 7 7 ; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R.,

Writer, Edinburgh, field.—S.P.D., 91-3621-3.

Son of Patrick Home, maltster. ' Indweller in Duns.'—P.C., 294. He was cousin of Captain David Home who was executed. The Earl of Home petitioned on his behalf. His health broke down in Carlisle Castle. He was offered a pardon if he agreed to serve in the East India Company's service, but refused on account of his health. In the end he got a free pardon.— Macbeth Forbes, 54, 57. The evidence at his trial showed that ' he bore the Pretender's Standard at Falkirk.'—S.P.D., 88-16, 100-65, 159-131; P.R., 3623-1 ; Baga, lxix. 186 ; Albemarle, ii 400.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-76. Tried at Carlisle and sentenced to death, 199-46. —Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; S.P.D., 88-76. As he was not transported he probably died.

Apprentice to Jno. Christopher.—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60. Sent up for trial, convicted, but reprieved.—.S.P.D., 96-100,100-101 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Smith. ' In the rebellion.'—J.R., Dundee.

Auchterarder — ' Quaichmaker.' On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Angus P.R., 3621-3.

Fochabers —

Aberdeen

This man is mentioned as in the Thane of Fife, but his name does not appear again. Probably died.—Lyon, ii. 314.


In spite of his French service he appears to have been transported.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

On suspicion.—Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1330 Howard, William Lord John Drummond's

1331 Hubert, John Berwick's French Service

1332 Hudner, Patrick

PRISON

CAREER,

Stirling Castle

A t sea 28.11.45 Hul l ;

Berwick-on-Tweed

ULTIMATE

DISPOSAL.

Discharged

Discharged

1333 Hudson, David

1334 Hudson, John

1335 Hughes, John

1336 Hull, James

1337 Hulley, James

1338 Hume, Alexander

1339 Hume, John

1340 Hunt, Philip

' Sutler in Rebel Army '

Manchester

Lieutenant, Collier's Regt .

Ogilvy's

Sergeant, Manchester

Sept. 1746 H.M.S. ' Pamela ' Tilbury

30.12.45 Carlisle

Carlisle ; 22.7.46

Whitehaven 24.4.46

Dunfermline Lancaster

Leith

30.12.45 Carlisle;

York Castle 30.12.45


Castle

Discharged April 1747

Transported

Escaped 27.12.46

Discharged Feb. 1747


1341 Hunter, Adam Montrose Released under General Pardon, 1747

HOME OR ORIGIN ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— — Shot through shoulder, 3.2.46. Surgeon's fee. 6s. 8d.—J.R., Stirling.

France — S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; S.P.D., 94-255.

— — This man is shown as belonging ' to Buccleuch's ' [? Bulkeley's French Service]. He was taken prisoner and pleaded that he had been forced to serve. His disposal is not stated.—S.P.D., 81-40.

Morayshire — Butcher near Nairn.—S.P.D., 87-122, 96-64, 97-133.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle. There is no further reference to him.—S.P.D., 79-26.

— — For ' High treason in levying war.'—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Lancashire -— Napkin merchant.—J.R., Dunfermline.

— S.P.D., 94-41.

— He must have been a deserter, as he was handed over to General Huske, 10.3.46.—J.R., Leith.

Bandean, — Taken at capture of Carlisle. No further reference Inchture, to him.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. Perth

Wigan — Barber. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. When tried he said he had been forced to enlist by Lord Geo. Murray ' as the rebels passed by, ' and was seized by the Highlanders, but at the same time pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438, 497 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

Brechin — Excise expectant. ' Surveyed Brechin division for the rebels from the end of Sept. 1745 to the middle of Feb . 1746, but upon the approach of the King's army left the place, he was taken prisoner and confined in the prison of Montrose. He had two motherless infants and nothing to support himself or them, which probably had pushed him to so desperate and wicked a project. '—P.C., 170 ; J.R., Montrose.

NO. NAME.

1342 Hunter, John

REGIMENT.

Ensign, Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

London

1343 Hunter, William Manchester 30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

Executed York 8.11.11)

1344 Hurst, James Lord John Inverness; Drummond's Tilbury Fort

1345 Husscy, Jacques French Service At sea ' Soleil ' 24.11.45 ;

Marshalsea — ' Pamela '

Aug. 1746 ' Servant to the Larbert;

Pretender' 25.4.46 Stirling Castle,

Carlisle Castle

1346 Hust, Edward

1347 Hutchison or Ilutcheon or Hutchinson, Alexander

Discharged


1348 Hynes or Hynd, Benedict Anthony

Lieutenant, Spanish Service

134Q Ilderith, Robert

24.3.46 ' Prince Charles ' (late ' Hazard ' ) ,

H.M.S. ' Sheerness Berwick,

London Feb. 1746 Durham


Discharged

1350 Illah, William Roy Stuart's 30.12.45 Carlisle

Acquitted and discharged 17 7.46

Newcastle

Newcastle

French

24


Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. Tried on 17th July 1746. Evidence was brought that he had run away eleven miles but was made to return on pain of death, and that he was tied to a horse to prevent his escaping. H e was consequently acquitted.—Scots Mag., July 1746, 324 ; Allardyce, ii. 452 ; Egerton, 2000-42 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-88. He pleaded guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. and was sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., 1746, 483, 5 4 3 ; S.P.D., 88-42.

' Popish schoolmaster in Lancashire.'—S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him. He probably died.

Taken at sea in the Soleil privateer going to Scotland.—S.P.D., 81-80, 94-126.

— 41 His name does not appear again in the Pamela returns. He probably died.—S.P.D., 86-107.

Montrose — Groom to the Prince. When he arrived at Carlisle he had to draw lots for his disposal. He drew a ticket which ensured transportation, but being a personal servant of the Prince was put in irons, and again placed in the Castle for trial. He was tried at Carlisle and convicted and sentenced to death, but was reprieved before the sentence was carried out.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439, 496 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Lyon, ii. 287 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 186.

— — Scots Mag., April 1746, 147; S.P.D., 85-185; P.R., 3622-12.

— Smith. ' Taken on suspicion of treason.'—S.P.D., 81-29.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle. Nothing more is known of him.—Atholl, iii. 132.

Northumberland

NO. NAME.

1351 Imrie, John

REGIMENT. PRISON

CAREER.

16.7.46 Discharged Stonehaven, 18.3.47 Aberdeen ;

2.8.46 Canongate

1352 Ine [sic], Denis

1353 Innes, Alexander

French Service Taken at sea Discharged Hull

— 18.4.46 — Inverness

1354 Innes, James Colonel, Ogilvy's Aberdeen ; Executed R e g t . ; A . D . C . Canongate, Brampton to Lord Ogilvy 8.8.46 21.10.46

Carlisle

1355 Innes, John

1356 Innes, William Lord Lewis Gordon's

19-4.46 — Inverness ;

June 1746 ' Thane of

Fife,' ' Liberty '

Medway

Inverness ; Transported Tilbury Fort 31.3.47

1357 Innes, William Lord Lewis Gordon's


' Jane of Alloway,'

London, Tilburv


— Sailor. ' Carried off Lord Ogilvy.' He was one of the crew of Captain Wemyss's ship which carried off Lord Ogilvy to Norway after Culloden. In his confession on examination he said he ' was on board a ship in the River Tay when she was boarded by a party of armed rebels who forced the ship to sail with them to Bergen in Norway, and says he gave no assistance in navigating the ship.'—S.P.D., 89-272.


— Commissary Clerk. 'Aiding and assisting to the Pretender.' Not referred to again.—Scots Mag., April 1746, 186.

70 Road Inspector. This was James Innes, road inspector of Cullen, Banff, who had been out in the '15 and was made Colonel by the Prince in Edinburgh. He acted as A .D .C . to Lord Ogilvy. He was taken prisoner. A t his trial in Carlisle he pleaded he was 70 years of age and had been forced out. H e was charged with having ' threatened the Officer of Excise when doing his duty.' He was sentenced to death. James Innes was executed at Brampton in Oct. 1746.—Mackintosh, Ogilvy's Regt., 98 ; P.C., 82 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Baga, lxix. 182.

27 Dyer at Turiff. Brother of Kintore's factor. On suspicion of ' aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. He was originally ordered to be tried by a civil court, but was ultimately sent to London. Disposal not being stated, he probably died.

26 ' Fiddler ; servant to Charles Gordon of Bucky ; rebel.'—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-80, 95-2; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Writing from Tilbury Fort on 17.3.47, William Jack, a prisoner, said ' there is none in life that went from Elgin with me, but William Innes in Fockabers.'—Lyon, iii. 15. This man was probably the William Innes of Fochabers, a wig maker, who fought at Culloden.—P.C., 32 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18, 88-80, 95-2; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME.

1358 Irons, Robert

REGIMENT.

Ogilvy's

1359 Irvine of Drum, Pitsligo's

1360 Irvine, Alexander Glenbucket's

1361 Irvine, James

1362 Irvine, John

1363 Irvine, William

French Service

PRISON

CAREER.

Surrendered with arms 22.4.46 Montrose;

13.5.46 Inverness,

June 1746 ' Dolphin '

Tilbury Fort After

Culloden ; Cromarty Town House

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle, Chester Castle

Aberdeen ; Canongate, 8.8.46

Carlisle

' Louis X V ' 28.11.45 ;

Edinburgh Castle

17.12.45 Edinburgh

Died of wounds 30.5.46

Released

Transported

Hanged Edinburgh 24.1.46

Liberated 26.12.45

1364 Irwin, Alexander Glenbucket's

1365 Irwin, George —

1366 Jack, Andrew Cromarty's

1367 Jack, David —

30.12.45 — Carlisle

Carlisle; Transported Liverpool Inverness; Transported June 1746 20.3.47


6.7.46 Strath- Discharged errole; 16.3.47

6.7.46 Dundee

Released


— Labourer in Montrose.—P.C., 172 ; S.P.D., 84-2. Turned King's Evidence against Charles Kin-loch.—Allardyce, ii. 438.

— — Joined the Prince in Edinburgh. ' Young gentleman . . . ' Died of wounds.'—Lyon, iii. 60 ; Origins, 122 .

Fochabers, — Labourer. Turned King's Evidence against Banff Charles Gordon o f Buihall, younger.—S.P.D.,

81-88, 81-293 ; Allardyce, ii. 3 9 0 .

? Gribton, Nithsdale

Ireland

Gribton, Kircudbright

Aberdeen

Caithness

34 Shoemaker. ' Carried arms in rebel service.' Was concerned in bringing in arms from the Spanish ship at Peterhead to Aberdeen.— J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Allardyce, i. 256, 264.

— Captured at sea on the way to Montrose. Was found to be a deserter from Ligonier's Foot.-— Scots Mag., June 1746, 42.

— On suspicion. ' Refused to drink His Majesty's health ; went a considerable way to wait on the Pretender's son, and it's general opinion that he fore'd his son into the Rebellion.'—P.C., 144.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle. No further reference to him.—S.P.D., 79-26.

— P.R., 3261-3.

30 S.P.D., 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Stratherrole — Wright.—,/./?., Dundee.

Aberdeen

NO. REGIMENT.

1368 Jack or Jackes, Duncan (or Donald)

1369 Jack, William Strathallan's

1370 Jackson, Charles

1371 Jackson, James Fitzjames'

1372 Jackson, Richard Manchester

1373 Jackson, William Ogilvy's (1)

1374. Jackson, William Ogilvy's (2)

1375 Jacque, Andrew Cromarty's

1376 Jacque, Donald Cromarty's

PRISON

CAREER.


' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury

April 1746 after Culloden ;

' James & Mary of Fife?

June 1746 ' Liberty & Property,'

June 1746 ' Alexander & James,'

March 1747 Tilbury Fort

19.2.46 Dundee

29.6.46 Glenbucket Aberdeen ;

2.8.46 Canongate

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lancaster Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Lincoln Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle


Mary ' Tilbury


Transported to Barbadoes 31.3.47

Discharged 9.8.46

Discharged 17.2.47


Transported

Transported

Transported 20.3.47

Elgin 36 Once a merchant, afterwards a messenger. Writing from Tilbury Fort 17.3.47, he says he has been 8 | months at sea. During that time only 49 survived out of 157 prisoners put on board. He appealed not to be transported, but his appeal was rejected.—Lyon, iii. 64-67 ; S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2, 95-48 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Dundee

Ireland

Lancashire

Maltman. ' Drank the Pretender's health as King of Great Britain and His Majesty's confusion.'—P.C, 218 ; J.R., Dundee.

' Confesses he is an Irishman and came from France to Scotland as a soldier in said regiment and was at the battle of Culloden.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Canongate.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,81-76. His disposal is unknown.

Angus

Angus

Ross

19 Labourer. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109 5 PR., 3621-3.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. His name is not in the transportation lists, so he may have died.

30 Husbandry ; Elgin.—S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60.

Ross-shire 58 ' A g e d 58, a beggar, on suspicion, formerly an ale seller in Avoch. '—S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60.


ORIGIN.

Ross 58 1 On suspicion.'—S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.; P.R., 3621-3.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1377 Jacque, William Strathallan's

1378 Jameson, Andrew Ensign, Duke of Perth's

1379 Jatnieson, John

1380 Jamieson, Robert Piper, Duke of Perth's

1381 Japp or Jopp, Duke of Perth's John

1382 Jardin, Guillaume Berwick's French Service

1383 Jarran or Jarrow, — John

1384 Jay, Thomas Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

Inverness ; ' Liberty '

Medway 16.7.46 Cabrach;

25.7.46 Aberdeen

22.1.1746/7 on board a ship in Leith Road (Robertson, Master) ;


30.12.45 Carlisle

30.12.45 Carlisle;

Lincoln

Berwick

25.2.46 Montrose :

10.3.46 Stirling,

Edinburgh Carlisle; London


Discharged

Transported 22.4.47

Liberated 25.2.47

Released

1385 Jeffrays (alias Hulbart), Daniel

May 1746 Discharged Annan;


1386 Jehannot, Treasurer, ' B o u r b o n ' Discharged French Picquets Hul l ;

Marshalsea

Moray-

Belly, Spey-side

AGE.

Clackmannan —


36 Chapman in Elgin.—S.P.D .,86-55. Probably died as his name does not appear again.

Servant to the Duke of Perth. He said that ' some time before the rebellion he entered as servant to James Drummond of Perth, who forced him to join the rebel army.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Gentleman. On suspicion of treason.—J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

' Annanshire ' — Taken at surrender of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. (Annandale) No further reference to him.

Banff 16 Carpenter. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; P.R., 3621-3.


Montrose Town officer in Montrose. On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling ; J.R., Edinburgh.

London (Westminster)

Turned King's Evidence against many of the Carlisle prisoners.—Allardyce, ii. 441, 443. 446, etc.

Writer. ' On suspicion of treason.' ' Carrying arms.' ' Did see him marching with the rebels.' S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

France — Taken at sea, 21.2.46—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96.

NO. NAME.

1387 Jelens, John James

REGIMENT.

French Service

PRISON

CAREER.

York Castle

1388 Johnstone, Kilmarnock's 9.5.46 Mus- Pardoned on Andrew selburgh ; condition of

16.7.46 enlistment Canongate, 22.7.48

Carlisle, London

1389 Johnston, George

1390 Johnston, George

1391 Johnston or Manchester Johnson, Hugh

1392 Johnston, James —

1393 Johnston, John Kilmarnock's

1394 Johnston, John —

Dundee

Perth 25.3.46; 12.5.46 Stirling Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle;

Lancaster Castle

Aberdeen 16.4.46



Inverness

Discharged 26.7.46


Discharged

Transported

1395 Johnston or Johnson, John





— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. A t his trial at York on 2nd Oct. 1746 he was charged with being concerned in plundering Lord Lonsdale's house of Lowther Hall. He pleaded he was a servant of a Dutch officer, but it was ruled that he had acquired a local allegiance to the Crown. Consequently he was sentenced to death. On the day fixed for the execution he was reprieved.—Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 485 ; S.P.D., 88-42 ; P.R., 3625-21.

18 Son of Johnston of Knockhill. He was styled Kilmarnock's servant.' In the list of prisoners

sent to Carlisle on 8.8.46 the words ' to be well used ' are written against his name. A t his trial at Carlisle on 19th Sept. 1746 he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to death, but was reprieved.—Baga, lxix. 186; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21. He gave evidence against several prisoners in London.—AUardyce, ii. 410, 438, 454, etc.

— Factor to Lord Panmure. ' Was aiding and assisting the rebels.'—P.C., 218 ; J.R., Dundee.

— ' Rebel service.' ' Brig. Pollock's Regt. of Marines,' and therefore a deserter from the English service.—J.R., Stirling. He was probably handed over to the military authorities.

27 Weaver, Walton. ' Blind of an eye. ' Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R-, 3621-3.

— Bleacher. On suspicion.—AUardyce, i. 259-261.

18 S.P.D., 84-2 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— He was ordered to be tried by a civil court for ' aiding and assisting to the Pretender,' but his disposal is not known.

13 Servant to a French officer.—S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. He may have died.

U

REGIMENT.

Manchester

NO. NAME.

1396 Johnston, John

1397 Johnston, John

1398 Johnston, Richard Manchester

1399 Johnston, Robert Bannerman's

1400 Johnston, William

1401 Jones, Charles

PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

Carlisle; Transported York Castle Antigua

8.5.47 20.5.46 Discharged Dundee 12.8.46

3.5.46 Transported Stirling Castle ;

Carlisle Inverness ; Transported June 1746 31.3.47

' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Released

Carlisle ; Nov. 1746 York Castle

Berwick's Berwick Discharged French Service

1402 Jones, Michael

11<03 Jones, Thomas

1404 Jou [sic], William

1405 Joy, Thomas


Manchester

1406 Joyner or Joiner, Grant's David

1407 Jue, Denis Berwick's French Service

' Louis X V ' 28.11.45 at sea Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

Lancaster Castle

York Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Chester Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle

At sea 28.11.45 Hull

Discharged

Discharged Feb.1747

Discharged


Discharged

Edinburgh

Lancaster


SO Husbandman.—S.P.D., 91-84 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

— Weaver. Taken on suspicion of treason.—J.R., Dundee.

— Comb maker.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Mearns 46 Labourer, Stonehaven.—S.P.D., 84-2, 86-18,88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Aberdeen

France

France

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88. He turned King's Evidence at the York trials in Oct . 1746 against five other prisoners.— S.P.D., 85-122.

This man appears to have belonged to Berwick's regiment in the French service. He was taken prisoner and pleaded that he had been forced. —S.P.D., 81-33.

S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— ' Committed on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 81-76, 94-41.

_ _ ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88.

St. Michael's, — Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., Dublin 79-26, 81-293.

Aberdeen

France

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109; P-R., 3621-3.

S.P.D., 81-73.

Lancashire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1408 Kavanagh, Daniel Berwick's French Service

1409 Kavanagh, Edmund

1412 Kearns, John

1413 Keel, George

1414 Keighley or Keightly, Thomas


1410 Kaynach, Alex- — ander

1411 Kearsall, David Ogilvy's

Captain

Manchester Regiment

1415 Keighry, Michael Clare's French Service

1416 Keir or Ker, Patrick

' Carried arms

PRISON

CAREER.

28.11.45 at sea Berwick;

Feb. 1746 Hull

28.11.45 at sea Berwick ;

Feb.1746 Hull

Canongate; 8.8.46

Carlisle ' Sarntyrnuir '

Montrose


' Jane of Leith ' Tilbury


& James ' Carlisle


Feb. 1746 Hull

18.7.46 Morpeth ;

Carlisle

Discharged


Died 3rd June 1746


Discharged


1417 Keith, David

1418 Keith, George Grant's (Glengarry's)

Inverness; — June 1746

' Dolphin,' Tilbury Fort 30.12.45 Transported

Carlisle; Antigua York Castle 8.5.47

Discharged

France — S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Brechin

J.R., Canongate. in the records.

J.R., Montrose.

His name does not appear again He may have died.

Perthshire 42 ' Clerk of the rebel's stores.'—S.P.D., 84-2. is no further reference to him.

There

S.P.D., 84-2.

Englishman —

France

Pleaded guilty at his trial on 19th Sept. 1746 and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 438 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

S.P.D., 81-72.

Moultrie Hill, St. Cuthbert's Midlothian

Invercruiven, Montrose

30

Wright. Was offered his life, to give evidence against Sir Archibald Primrose but refused it. He himself pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to death.—Lyon, i. 22, no t e ; P.C., 250, 380 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; Entry Book, 84.

Farmer. Said to have ' enlisted men for the rebels.'—P.C., 174 ; S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. No further reference to him, so he probably died.

Aberdeen 35 Shoemaker. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 91-77; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

France


— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

NO. NAME.

1419 Keith, James

REGIMENT.

1420 Kell, —

1421 Kellie, Earl of, Alexander Erskine


Colonel

PRISON CAREER.

At Lord Strathallan's house ;


Carlisle Perth 18.2.46

11.7.46 surrendered at Kinghorn ;


Discharged

Liberated 11.10.49

1422 Kellie, John

1423 Kellie, John

1424 Kelly, Thomas

1425 K e m m o o r K e m -loe, Joseph

French Service


Stonywood's

13.1.46 Edinburgh ;

20.1.46 Leith


Feb . 1746 Hull

Aberdeen ; Canongate, 8.8.46 Carlisle


Pardoned on condition of enlistment in Brig.-Genl. Fowkes' regiment at Gibraltar 24.9.46

Discharged

Transported

Transported


20 Servant. ' Carried, arms, mounted Guards and acted as ground officer on the Estate of Marischa] for the Rebels. '—P.C., 174 ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; J.R., Stirling.

France

Kellie House, Carnbee, Fife

Edinburgh

Carried north by the Duke's army.—J.R., Perth.

' Subsisted himself in prison.'—J.R., Edinburgh. Alexander Erskine, fifth Earl of Kellie, joined the Prince in Oct. 1745. He was at the battles of Preston, Falkirk, and Culloden, and, in Sept. 1745, headed a party which collected the Excise in Fife. The Lord Justice Clerk wrote of him as a person ' of understanding of an inferior size, not many removes from the very lowest.' He surrendered the day before the final date on which surrenders were accepted. He remained for three years in Edinburgh Castle, and was never brought to trial, though he was excepted from the A c t of Pardon of June 1747.—Scots Peerage, v .88 ; P.C. ,65. The original report on him, dated 22nd Nov. 1746, says he ' was seen in Highland dress and in arms with the rebels and was reputed a Colonel.'—S.P.D., 89-272, 33-39.

Joiner. On suspicion.—J.R., Leith.

W.O., 41/42, p . 255. this pardon. No raltar.

There is no explanation of other man was sent to Gib-

France S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

Hardgate, Old Machar, Aberdeen

Blacksmith. Carried arms at Culloden.—P.C., 12 ; J.R., Canongate ; Allardyce, i. 256.

Glenbervie, Fife

NO. NAME.

1426 Kempie, John

1427 Kendela or Kendal, Ultano

REGIMENT.

Servant to Lord Oliphant of Gask

Colonel, Spanish Service

PRISON

CAREER.

2.5.46 Perth ;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle

15.4.46 near Dunrobin;

Inverness, London

Pardoned on condition of leaving the country and not returning 21.7 .47

1428 Kendrie, James Lord John Drummond's

25.2.46 Perth ;

12.5.46 Inverness ;

Berwick

Discharged

1429 Kennedy, Major, Irish Brigades French Service Edinburgh

Inverness ; Discharged 22.9.46 Feb . 1747

1430 Kennedy, Alex- Glengarry's ander

1431 Kennedy, Angus Roy

Castle

4.11.45 Dud- Released under dingston ; General Par-

15.1.46 don, 1747 Edinburgh Jail

' County of — A r g y l l '

1432 Kennedy or Glengarry's Kenady, Angus

Carlisle ; Chester

Castle

1433 Kennedy or Glengarry's Carlisle; Kenady, Angus Chester

Castle

Transported

Spain

Derry, Ireland

Captured with the Earl of Cromarty near Dun-robin, 15.4.46.—Scots Mag., June 1746, 292. Mrs. Leith, describing the condition of the prisoners in Inverness after Culloden, says there was ' Colonel Kendela, a gentleman in the Spanish Service. It was he that came to the Island of Barra and landed the arms that were found there.' She says also that he was ' one of the most religious men I ever was acquainted with, and Englishman born.'—Lyon, ii. 286, 290 ; P.R., 3622-12.

J.R., Perth.

S.P.D., 89-272 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 544 ; Albemarle, i. 211, 360.

Glenline, Glengarry

— S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Mull

Shean, Inverness

Shean, Inverness

—• On suspicion. Denies he was in the rebellion. Can give no distinct account of himself. Is guilty of habitual stealing.—S.P.D., 90-65.

13 S.P.D., 81-293. This boy, and the next, were perhaps the sons of the Mary Kennedy who was taken at Carlisle and transported. Their fate is not known, but they probably went with her.

10 S.P.D., 81-293. See above.

Gask


40 J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1434 Kennedy, Archibald

Artillery

PRISON

CAREER.


1435 Kennedy, Barnard Clare's French Service

1436 Kennedy, Donald Glengarry's

1437 Kennedy, Dougal

1438 Kennedy, Duncan Glengarry's

1439 Kennedy, Ennis M'Pherson's

A t sea Berwick ;

Feb .1746 Hull

1.2.46 Stirling ;

13.2.46 Leith,

Canongate, 8.8.46

Carlisle 1.2.46

Stirling ; 7.2.46 Stirling

Castle, 13.2.46 Leith

Stirling ; 7.2.46

Stirling Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

1440 Kennedy, John

1441 Kennedy, John Glengarry's


Carlisle, York Castle Inverness : Sept. 1746

' Pamela ' Tilbury



France

*GE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

18 Jeweller's apprentice. ' Servant to Col. Grant.' ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. A statement was put in by Alex . Shaw, ' Attorney at Law ' in Edinburgh, in his favour, saying that when he joined the Prince's Army the shops were all shut and the youths, being idle, mixed with the rebels. Kennedy pleaded guilty at his trial and was sentenced to death. It was also stated that at the siege of Carlisle he was ' an active gunner but very young.'—Macbeth Forbes, 21 ; S.P.D., 81-88, 88-42 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 543.


Rannoch With ' baggage horse.'—J.R., Canongate. Does not appear to have been transported. Disposal unknown.

Rannoch ' With baggage horse.' Herdboy.—J.J?., Leith.

Rannoch Attended to baggage.—J.R., Stirling Castle. Probably this and the above two were related.

'Highlands' — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him. He may have died in prison.

' Highlands ' 32 ' A common highland Labourer.' On suspicion. —J.R., Edinburgh; S.P.D., 91-84; Scots Mag., Oct . 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Inverness-shire 20 Cowherd at Dougin.—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Edinburgh

NO. NAME.

1 4 4 2 Kennedy, John

REGIMENT.

' Shi an M'Donald's ' (Glengarry's)

1443 Kennedy, John Keppoch's

1444 Kennedy, Martin French Service

1445 Kennedy, Mary Glengarry's

1 4 4 6 Kennedy, Maurice Clare's French Service

1447 Kennedy, Philip French Service

1 4 4 8 Kennedy, Thomas Major, Bulke-ley's French Service

1 4 4 9 Kennil, John

1 4 5 0 Kennough, Alexander

1451 Kenny, John

1 4 5 2 Kenson, Joseph

1 4 5 3 Kerby, James

1 4 5 4 Kerr or Ker, Aeneas

French Service

Cromarty \s

PRISON

CAREER.

4 . 1 1 . 4 5 Dud-dings ton ;

2 5 . 1 . 4 6 Edinburgh Jail

Inverness ; June 1 7 4 6

' Jane of Le i th ' Tilbury

At sea Hull

Carlisle ; York Castle, Chester

2 8 . 1 1 . 4 5 at sea Berwick ;

F e b . 1 7 4 6 Hull

A t s ea ; Marshalsea 2 8 . 1 1 . 4 5

at sea Berwick ;

F e b . 1 7 4 6 Hull

Inverness ; Aug . 1 7 4 6

' Pamela ' Tilbury

Carlisle

Take at sea Berwick

Lancaster Castle

Morpeth ; Carlisle Inverness ; June 1740


Transported

Discharged

Transported

Discharged

Discharged

Pardoned conditionally on leaving the country 2 2 . 1 0 . 4 8

Transported

Discharged

Discharged


Labourer. In hospital with pain in ears. ' Says he was forced to serve Shian M'Donald in the rebel army as a baggage man and deserted at Dalkeith.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Perthshire 54 S.P.D., 84-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France — S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

Glengarry 20 ' S e w s and washes.'—S.P.D., 91-84, 81-88; Scots Mag., Oct . 1746, 486 ; P.R., 3621-3.

(See also Nos. 1432 and 1433 supra)

France — S.P.D., 81-72 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

France — S.P.D., 93-30.

France — He stated he had been naturalised in 1733 and had entered the French army as a boy in 1729.— S.P.D., 81-72 ; P.R., 369,3-9,8 ; S.P.S., 35-47.

25 His name does not appear in the Pamela list of 11th Sept., so he had probably died.

France

Ross-shire

— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— S.P.D., 85-185.

S.P.D., 81-76. No further reference to him.


40 S.P.D., 84-2. He was not transported, so he probably died.

Kilenan, Glengarry, Inverness

NO. NAME.

1455 Kerr, Donald

1456 Kerr, Duncan

REGIMENT.

Cromarty's

Cromarty's

1457 Kerr, Eugene French Service

1458 Ker or Kerr of Colonel, A .D .C . Graden, Henry to Lord George

Murray, Spanish Service

PRISON

CAREER.

Inverness ; Tilbury Fort Inverness ; June 1746

' Jane o f Leith '

A t sea ; Marshalsea May 1746 Braes o f Angus ;

London, House of Mr. Ward, messenger

Discharged

Released on condition of never returning, 1748

1459 Ker or Kerr, •— Edinburgh Liberated James Castle ; 5.5.46


1460 Kerr, James, of — 24.12.45 Died 5.6.47 Crommack Dumbarton

1461 Ker, John Mariner 28.5.46 Released Fettercairn ; 21.7.46

29.5.46 Montrose

1462 Kerr, John French Picquet 16.12.46 Discharged French Picquet Stirling

Discharged

Castle 1463 Ker, Robert Lieutenant, Inverness ; Died in

Lord John June 1746 prison 1746 Drummond's ' Jane of

prison 1746

French Service Leith ' Tilbury

1464 Kerrie, John Ogilvy's Edinburgh Released under General Pardon, 1747

Transported 20.3.47


Aghnagaird, 35 Farmer, Aghnagaird. — S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60 ; Ross-shire S.P.D. Entry Bonk, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Ross-shire 40 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him, probably died.

France — S.P.D., 93-30.

Graden, 43 Born in 1702, he served in the Spanish army 1722-Teviotdale 1728, and then returned to Scotland. Through

out the campaign he was A .D .C . to Lord George Murray. It was he who captured the English spy, Weir. When captured he was tried for his life and claimed to be a Spanish officer, but was sentenced to death on 15th Nov. 1746. He was however reprieved through the good offices of the Prussian ambassador and placed in the house of a messenger. In 1748 he was released and went abroad. He died, as a Lieut .-Colonel in the Spanish army, in 1751.—Lyon, i. 364 ; Origins, 213 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 529 ; PC, 381 ; Allardyce, ii. 386 ; S.P.D., 100-65, 107-34 ; Egerton, 2000-3 ; Baga, lxix. 175.

Traquair, — Merchant. ' Taken on suspicion of corresponding Peebles with the rebels.'—J.R., Edinburgh ; P.C., 84.

Ayrshire — ' Crommock.'—J.R., Dumbarton.

Fettercairn •— J.R., Montrose.

— — ' Deserted from the rebel service.'—J.R., Stirling.

France 18 S.P.D., 84-2, 93-30.

Arbroath, Forfar

— Merchant.—P.C., 172.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1465 Kerry, Robert Ogilvy's

1466 Kessack or Key- Lord Lewis sack or Keisack, Gordon's John

1467 Kettle, John

1468 Killen, John

1469 Kilmarnock, Earl of, William Boyd



PRISON

CAREER.

Arbroath

Inverness ; June 1746 ' Walls-grave,'

Tilbury Fort, 1.11.1746 Southwark

A t sea Marshalsea

A t sea Berwick ;

Feb. 1746 Hull 16.4.46 surrendered after Culloden ;

16.4.46 Inverness,

28.4.46 H.M.S. ' Exeter, '

20.5.46 Tower of London

Discharged

Discharged

Beheaded, Tower Hill, 18.8.46

1470 Kinaston, John Kilmarnock's Inverness

1471 Kinchley, Joseph Manchester

1472 King (alias Macree)

1473 King, Charles

Sergeant, Lord George Murray's

Duke of Perth's

Carlisle

19-7.46 Braes of Leny ;

Stirling 19.2.46 Burnston ;

19-2.46 Musselburgh



Escaped 26.7.46


Transported 19.347

HOME OR

ORIGIN.

Panbride, Forfar

Morayshire


— Tenant farmer.—P C., 218.

21 Shoemaker in Alvis.—S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60. Sent up for trial and convicted, but reprieved and transported.—S.P.D., 96-100 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France

France

— S.P.D., 93-30.

S.P.D., 81-72.

— 41 Born 1705. When only ten years old he went with his father to oppose Lord Mar in 1715. Succeeded to the Earldom in 1717. After the battle of Prestonpans he joined the Prince, and was made Colonel. He was taken prisoner at Culloden, having mistaken a troop of English for his own men. He was sent to the Tower of London, along with Lords Cromartie and Balmerino. He was tried before the House of Lords, 28th July 1746, and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to death and executed by beheading on 18th Aug . 1746. After being sentenced he appealed for mercy to George II. and the Duke of Cumberland.—Scots Mag., Aug. 1746, 379, 380 ; Scots Peerage, v. 177.

Lochaber — ' John Gilmour says he was billeted on him, while the rebels were at his house, and that he told him he belonged to Kilmarnock's regiment.'— S.P.D., 89-272. There is no further reference to him. He may have died in one of the transports.

— — T.B.P., 327-109-

— — Captured when hiding in a hut after Culloden. Wounded and taken to Stirling.—P.C., 373 ; Scots Mag., July 1746, 340.

Edinburgh — J.R., Musselburgh.

NO. NAME.

1474 King, James

REGIMENT.

1475 King, Peter

1476 Kinloch, Alexander

Glengyle's

Captain, 2nd Bn. Ogilvy's

PRISON

CAREER.

19.7.46 Per th;

20.7.46 Stirling,

Canongate, 5.9.46 Carlisle 15.11.45 A r d n o ;

17.12.45 Dumbarton

29.4.46 Bendochy ;

1.5.46 Perth, Inverness, June 1746

' Dolphin ' Winchelsea,

London, Newgate, House of

Carrington, messenger

Died 22.5.46

Liberated on condition of going abroad and never returning, 14.8.48

1477 Kinloch, Charles Captain, Atholl Brigade (? Ogilvy's)

29.4.46 Bendochy ;

1.5.46 Perth, June 1746

' Dolphin,' Southwark (London),

House of Carrington, messenger

Reprieved and banished on condition of never returning, 1748

Transported

HOME OR

ORIGIN A G E ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES. Darrow, 21 Labourer. ' Private man in rebell army.'—J.R. Aberdeen Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— Funeral expenses, 5s. 8d.—J.R., Dumbarton.

Meigle, Perth 28 Brother o f Sir James Kinloch of Kinloch. He was a merchant. He joined the Prince at Perth and received a Captain's commission, and was active in raising the 2nd Battalion of Ogilvy's regiment. He was captured along with his brother at the house of James Rattray of Rannagulzion, and taken by ship to London. He was brought up for trial 28th Oct. , and pleaded that under the Act of Union an English court had no jurisdiction over him. This plea was seriously considered, but, on 15th D e c , it was rejected, and he was sentenced to death. He was reprieved through the exertions of Sir Joseph Yorke, but was kept in custody until 14th Aug. 1748, when he was liberated on condition o f ' departing this Realm and never more to return.'—Mackintosh, 99 ; Lyon, ii. 232 ; S.P.D., 107-81, 84-2 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 593 ; P.S. DocquetBook, Sept. 1748 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

Meigle, Perth 21 Book-keeper to an Aberdeen merchant. Brother of Sir James Kinloch of Kinloch. Was captured with him and conveyed to Perth, and sent to England. He appears to have taken an active part in raising money and to have pressed men. A petition in his favour was signed by John Chalmers, Principal of King's College, Aberdeen, and the heritors of several neighbouring parishes. He was convicted and sentenced to death, but was reprieved and sent to a messenger's house, where he still was in June 1748. He was then banished on 21st July 1748.—Lyon, ii. 232; Mackintosh, 99 ; PC, 220 ; S.P.D., 107-81 ; Scots Mag., 1746, 593 ; P.S. Docquet Book, 6763, Sept. 1748; Allardyce, ii. 437 ; Egerton, 2000-31 ; Baga, lxix. 174.

NO. NAME.

1478 Kinloch, Sir James, Bart.

REGIMENT.

Colonel, 2nd Ogilvy's Regt .

PRISON

CAREER.

29-4.46 Bendochy ;

1.5.46 Perth, Inverness, Winchelsea, Southwark

(London), House of

Carrington, messenger

Released conditionally 14.8.48

1479 Kinloch, Lady Janet

April 1749 ; Inverness

London

Released

1480 Kinninmond, Alex.

1481 Kintray, George

1482 Kintrea or Kintray, John

1483 Kirkgill, William 1484 Kirkland, Robert

Lord Lewis Gordon's

Lord Lewis Gordon's

19-2.46 Dundee

Inverness; ' Wallsgrave Inverness; ' Liberty &

Property '

Gartmore ; 2.5.46 Perth, 12.5.46 Stirling Castle

Discharged 8.9.46

Died at sea 1746

Transported


— Lyon, ii. 232. On 2nd Sept. 1745 the Prince wrote to him from Blair and asked him to join. He raised a second battalion of the Ogilvy Regt . After his capture he was sent to London, and on 15th Nov. 1746 was attainted and sentenced to death. He refused to give any information about himself when Mr. Sharpe, the Solicitor to the Treasury, came to question him in prison. He was reprieved through the interest of his brother-in-law, Lord Braco (afterwards Earl of Fife), but remained in custody until 14.8.48, when he was released on condition that he lived in England. In 1764 he was allowed to return to Dundee. He died there on 5th Feb. 1776.— Mackintosh, 103-111; Lyon, ii. 232 ; Macbeth Forbes, 9 ; Scots Mag., May 1748, 245 ; S.P.D., 96-59, 107-34; Allardyce, ii. 4 7 7 ; Egerton, 2000-56.

— Janet Duff, sister of Lord Braco, afterwards Earl o f Fife, was wife of Sir James Kinloch, Bt., who commanded the 2nd Battalion of the Ogilvy Regiment, and was taken prisoner on 29-4.46. She was herself taken prisoner in April 1746, but discharged. A t her husband's request she went to London. It is said that when his life was spared she expressed her gratitude to Sir Joseph Yorke , brother of Lord Hardwicke, for his help. He asked her to name her next child after him ; and in due course she called her son Joseph Yorke Kinloch.—Scots Mag., April 1746, 188 ; Cockayne Baronetage, iv. 334 ; Mackintosh, 106 ; Allardyce, ii. 610 ; Tullibardine, ii. 333.

— Mason.—J.R., Dundee.

40 S.P.D., 84-2. As there is no further reference to him he probably died at Tilbury.

40 He was a prisoner in the ship Liberty Property, and died at sea.—Lyon, iii. 15.

— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. — ' Rebel service.' Soldier in Guise's Regt., and a

deserter.—J.R., Perth. He was probably handed over to military authorities.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1485 Kirkwood, Alexander

1486 Knight, Alexander

1487 Knowlin, Thomas

1488 Knouls or Knowls or Knows, Robert

1489 Knowles or Knows or Knoles, William

1490 Korean, Peircy or Peircey

Berwick's, Corporal, French Service

1491 Korrack, John

PRISON

CAREER.


Carlisle : Lancaster Inverness ; Tilbury 27.4.46

Craighead of A r d o c h ;

Banchory, Aberdeen,

2.8.46 Canongate

Canongate ; 8.8.46

Carlisle 28.11.45

at sea Berwick ;

Feb .1746 Hull

19.4.46 Inverness

Transported

Discharged

1492 Kufsol, John Ogilvy's

1493 Kynah, Alexander

1494 La Bouche, Jean Claud alias John George

1495 Lacase, John

1496 La Fague, Hippolyte

1497 La Loche, Pierre

French Service


Lieutenant, French Navy

Sergeant, Lally's French Service

23.5.46 Arbroath

Carlisle

Edinburgh Castle ;

11.8.46 Canongate,

Berwick At sea Berwick:

Feb. 1746 Hull

Perth ; Berwick-on-

Tweed 30.12.45

Carlisle Marshalsea

Discharged

Transported

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Liberated 14.5.46

Released 16.7.47

Transported 20.3.47

Discharged 10.3.47


— Asst. Clerk in Post Office. ' On suspicion of

treasonable practice.'—J.R., Edinburgh.

— Scots Mag., 1747, 345.

— S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. Salmon fisher. On suspicion. ' Aiding the rebels

in taking horses.'—J.R., Edinburgh. ' Declares he was apprehended by mistake by a party of soldiers who were sent in search of his brother.' —S.P.D., 79-272 ; Allardyce, i. 256.

30 Salmon fisher. ' Carried arms.' — P.C., 1 2 ; S.P.D. 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3 ; Allardyce, i. 356.

— S.P.D., 81-72, 81-73.

— ' For aiding and assisting to the Pretender.'—• Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. No further reference to him, but he was ordered to be tried by a civil court.

— ' Common man.'—J.R., Arbroath

16 Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124.

— J.R., Canongate ; J.P.D., 94-255.

— S.P.D., 81-73.

— S.P.S., 35-47.

— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26,93-30.

NO. NAME.

1498 La Motte, Francis

REGIMENT.

Lally's Picquet, French Service

1499 La Page, Carlo Lally's Picquet, French Service

1500 Lackey or Lakey, John

1501 Lackey, John


1502 Lackey or Leak, William

Manchester

1503 Laing, Thomas Roy Stuart's

1504 Laird, Andrew

PRISON

CAREER.

1.2.46 Stirling ;

7.2.46 Stirling-Castle,

13.2.46 Canongate Jail,

16.7.46 Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh,

13.12.46 Carlisle,

Berwick 1.2.46 Ford

of Frew ; 17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle,

Berwick Captured at sea ; Hull


Carlisle

3.10.45 Livingston's Yards, Edinburgh ;

Edinburgh Castle,


8.8.46 Carlisle

Dundee

Discharged

Discharged

Transported


Transported

Discharged 23.7.46

Discharged

France — J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

France — S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ; S.P.D., 81-72, 81-75.

Edinburgh 16 Weaver.—S.D.P., 91-84 ; P.R. 3621-3.

— — Was tried and sentenced to death in Sept. 1746, with recommendation to mercy.—S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 179-

Aberdeenshire — ' Workman at Lord Hopetoun's lead mynes.'-— AUardyce, ii. 394; J.R., Edinburgh; P.R., 3621-3.

Dundee — Merchant. ' Aided and assisted the Rebels and opened the Post Bagg.'—P.C., 222 ; J.R., Dundee.

France

M * E ' NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— J.R., Canongate.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1505 Laird, David —•

1506 Laird, James Ogilvy's

1507 Lamb, James Artillery

1508 Lambert, Richard

1509 Lamondor Lamont, Alexander

PRISON

CAREER.

12.5.46 Perth ;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle 16.4.46

Culloden ; 16.4.46

Inverness, Tilbury Fort 30.12.45


Castle Feb. 1746 Durham

13.2.46 Montrose ;

10.3.46 Stirling,

Edinburgh

Transported 31.3.47


Discharged

Liberated 25.2.47

1510 Lamond, Archibald

1511 Lamond, John

1512 Laney, Thomas 1513 Larger, Andrew

(Alexander)

1514 Larrie or Lary or Lery, Cornelius

1515 Lashley, William

Lally's Regt. , French Service

Pilot, French Service

9.5.46 Liberated Bo'ness; 15.7.47

12.5.46 Canongate Jail

1.5.46 Perth; Transported 10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle ; York Castle, Lincoln Castle 1.2.46 Ford

of Frew ; 17.3.46 Edinburgh Castle

' Louis X V ' taken at sea Berwick

Transported Transported

22.4.47

Discharged

Discharged

Acquitted 19-9.46


— ' On rebel service.'—J.R., Canongate. Was tried at Carlisle 19th Sept. 1746, and acquitted.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; Baga, lxix. 187.

Murrie, Errol, Forfar

Edinburgh

26 ' Servant to Laird of Murrie. Carried arms in the rebel army and was at the battle of Culloden and there taken prisoner.'—P.C., 272 ; S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.

25 Clockmaker. Taken at capture of Carlisle.— S.P.D., 79-26, 81-88, 91-84 ; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Montrose

Argyllshire

Skinner and glover. ' Taken on suspicion of treason.'—S.P.D., 81-29.

Horse hirer. On suspicion ; ' denies that he was concerned in the rebellion, says he was taken up for hyring his horses to the rebels which they obliged him to do. Witnesses state that he was seen working at the rebel batteries at Mon-trose.'—S.P.D., 89-272; J.R., Stirling; J.R., Edinburgh.

' Cook to McLachlan.'—J.R., Canongate. ' Attended Col. McLauchlin.' ' Was seen in arms with the rebels.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

Aberdeen 26 Groom to Duke of Perth.—J.R., Canongate ; S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Dublin 20 Miner.—S.P.D., 88-124. 40 Weaver.—S.P.D., 81-88, 91-84, 96-124.

Kerry, Ireland

Cadie.' ' Confesses that he came over with the French Picquets.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

France — S.P.D., 85-185.

Perthshire


CAREER.

1516 Laskey, James Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle

1517 Lasley or Lasselay — Carlisle or Lassley (Leslie ?), Alexander

1518 Landers, Michael French Service

1519 Langer, Andrew

1520 Lauder, Archibald

Ogilvy's

' Louis X V at sea Berwick ;

Hull Lincoln

Carlisle ; York, London

Transported

Discharged

Transported

Released

1521 Lauder, George Surgeon 16.4.46 Culloden, Inverness ;

28.5.46 Edinburgh,

London

Liberated 7.1.47

1522 Launey, Thomas Clare's French Service

1523 Laurence, John

Edinburgh Castle ;

April 1746 Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh

June 1746 Aberdeen;

Canongate

Discharged


1524 Law, George, Chaplain, 16.4.46 Acquitted Revd. Stonywood's Culloden; 10.2.47

19-4.46 Inverness,

London (Southwark)


— Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him. May have died.

46 Fencing master.—S.P.D., 88-124 ; P.R., 3621-3.

France S.P.D., 81-29, 81-75.

Duns, Berwickshire

Edinburgh —

Ireland

This is the only reference to him.—P.R., 3621-3.

A boy . ' Son to Bailmouth in Duns.' ' Joined the rebels and went with them to England.'— P.C., 326 ; S.P.D., 81-88. Turned King's Evidence against many of the Carlisle prisoners. —Allardyce, ii. 3 9 0 , 434, etc.

Surgeon. He and John Rattray were confined in Inverness Church with many wounded prisoners, but their instruments were taken away. He was liberated after a few days, at the request of Lord President Forbes. After his release he was again arrested and sent to London. He was finally released, 7th Jan. 1747.—Lyon, ii, 311-313 ; Scots Mag., April 1746,186.

S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen

Wright. This may be the John Laurence of Old Deer who ' proclaimed the Pretender at the Market Cross of Old Deer, enlisted some men and joined them himself.'—P.C., 9 2 . ' Confesses he was in arms with the rebels.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Canongate.

Described as a ' nonjurant-minister.' Was at the siege of Stirling and Culloden. Was captured at Culloden and taken to London, where, in D e c . 1746, he was tried for his life and acquitted after a long trial.—Origins, 127 ; Scots Mag., April 1746, 186: Dec . 1746, 593 ; P.C., 1 2 ; Allardyce, ii. 404 ; Egerton, 2000-13; Baga, lxix. 175.

Perth

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1525 Lawrence, John Pitsligo's

1526 Lawrie or Laurie or Lowrie, James

1527 Lawsent or Lau- French Service sent, Nicolas

1528 Lawson, Alex- — ander

1529 Lawson, James Ogilvy's

1530 Lawson, Patrick Ogilvy's

1531 Lawson, Robert Manchester

1532 Lawson, Robert —

1533 Lawson, Thomas Ogilvy's

PRISON

CAREER.

June 1746 Aberdeen ;


23.5.46 Banff, Aberdeen ;


At sea Berwick

Aberdeen

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

York Castle, Lincoln

Castle Blackness

Castle

30.12.45 Carlisle

21.2.46 Perth

30.12.45 Carlisle ;

Liverpool

Discharged 27.2.47

Discharged

Discharged 4.7.46

Transported Leeward Islands 8.5.47

Discharged

Discharged 10.10.46

Pardoned 27.2.49

1534 Lawson, William — Clack- Transported mannan ;


Carlisle

Discharged 15.7.47


Wright's servant. ' Private man, hired out.'— J.R., Edinburgh ; P.C., 32 ; Allardyce, i. 272.

Banff — Shoemaker. On suspicion. ' Confesses he was in arms with the rebels.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

— — S.P.D., 94-255.

Badentoy, — Admitted giving cover to his brother John, of Aberdeen Stonywood's. Discharged for ill-health.—

Allardyce, ii. 256, 271. Wester Cull, 22 Workman. ' Pressed to serve ' ; was captured at Lintrethan, Carlisle on the surrender of the town.—Mackin-Forfar tosh, 3 4 ; P.C., 220 ; S.P.D., 81-88, 91-84;

T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Bridgend, — Miller. ' Pressed by the rebels and arms tyed to Lintrethan, him, deserted at Carlisle and taken on his way Angus home. A t Blackness, prisoner.'—P.C., 220.

Lancashire — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. There is no further reference to him.

Perth — On suspicion.

Alyth, Perth — Chapman. He was tried at Carlisle in Sept. 1746, convicted, and sentenced to death. This sentence was ultimately modified to transportation. He tried to escape out of prison. He was sent to Liverpool, where he fell ill and could not be shipped. On 7th Jan. 1749 it was reported he was still ill in prison suffering from stone, and on 27th Feb . 1749 he received a pardon and was released.—P.C., 222, 378 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 : S.P.D., 108-57, 107-74; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84, 97, 124, 125 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

Durham — Soldier. (' Scots Fuziliers,' Capt. Monk's Co.) . A deserter.—J.R., Stirling ; P.R., 3621-3.

Keith, Banff

NO. NAME.

1535 Lawson, William

REGIMENT.

Strathallan's

1536 Lay, John

1537 Le Blane

1538 Le Due, Thomas

1539 Le Page, Carlo

1540 Lea, Humphrey

1541 Leary, Daniel

1542 Leatherbarrow [sic], Richard

1543 Leckie, James

1544 Leckie, William

Commissary of Artillery, French Service



Manchester

French Service

Manchester

PRISON

CAREER.

1.2.46 Stirling;


13.2.46 Leith

1.2.46 Stirling ;


At sea ' Bourbon ' Marshalsea London

At sea H.M.S. ' Sheerness ' Berwick

Edinburgh Castle ;

Berwick 30.12.45

Carlisle Carlisle; Berwick


Castle Carlisle ; York Castle

Carlisle

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged

Discharged


Transported


Transported

1545 Lee, Benjamin — Carlisle ; Released Lancaster 30.11.47 Castle

1546 Lee, John — Edinburgh Discharged Castle

Discharged


— ' With the Master of Strathallan.' ' Tenant of Stralachlan ' (? Strathallan).—J.R., Stirling ; J.R., Leith.

Aberdeenshire — ' Baggage man to the rebels.'—-J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

France Taken at sea, 21.2.46.—Scots Mag., Feb. 1746, 96.


France

Lancashire

France

' He is a soldier in Clare's Regt . and came over with them.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

Taken at sea.—P.J?., 3622-12.

Lancashire 32 Weaver, Winwick.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; S.P.D., 79-26, 91-84 ; P.R., 3621-3.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88 ; Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 486 ; T.B.P., 327-109

— Was tried Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death, with a recommendation of mercy from the jurv.— Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; T.B.P., 327-109.

— — Scots Mag., 1747, 549-

Brelyne ? Baggage man. ' The rebels forced him to serve as a baggage man. —S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

Perthshire

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1547 Lee, Samuel Manchester

1548 Leitch or Lytch, John

1549 Leith, Alexander Captain, Glenbucket's

PRISON ULTIMATE

CAREER. DISPOSAL.

30.12.45 Pardoned on Carlisle ; condition of

Lancaster enlistment Castle, 22.7.48

Carlisle

20.3.46 — Brechin ;

20.3.46 Montrose,

13.5.46 Inverness,


Tilbury Fort

30.12.45 Executed Carlisle ; Kennington

London Common (Southwark) 28.11.46

1550 Leith, Alexander

1551 Leith, Anne, Mrs.

1.10.46 Turriff;

4.10.46 Aberdeen

April 1746 Inverness

Released

1552 Leith, Anthony Captain

1553 Leith, John

28.10.46 at his house in Bogs ;

19-11.46 Aberdeen

Inverness


1554 Leith, Lawrence Captain, Lord 7.8.46 Released under Lewis Gordon's Kirkhill; General Par-Regiment 11.8.46 don, 1747

Aberdeen

Brechin


— Tailor. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26, 81-76. Pleaded guilty at his trial on 19th Sept. and was sentenced to death, but reprieved.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746,438 ; S.P.D.. 88-16 ; P.R., 3625-21 ; Baga, lxix. 180.

18 Cooper in Brechin. On suspicion. He said he had never left his home throughout the Rising. He was still in Tilbury on 7th April 1747.— S.P.D., 86-18, 96-64, 97-95. There is no record of his having been transported, but he may have been liberated under the indemnity in July, or died.

Collithy, Aberdeen

Turriff

Farmer. ' Went into England with the Rebels. Prisoner at Carlisle.'—P.C., 32. Was tried 25th Oct. 1746 and sentenced to death.—Scots Mag., 1746, 528. His witnesses stated he had offered money to Glenbucket but was forced out. He had tried to desert.—Allardyce, i. 471 ; Egerton, 2000-53 ; Baga, lxix. 173.

Mason. Baggage man to Col. Boyd. ' Was seen in arms with the rebels.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Aberdeen.

Strathbogie — The Florence Nightingale of Inverness after Culloden. She helped Lord Lovat to escape from Lord Loudoun's custody in Inverness. She also nursed prisoners. Her house was searched, and she was twice taken prisoner but released.—Lyon, ii. 283-293.

Kennethmont, — Gentleman. Brother of Lawrence Leith.—J.R., Aberdeen- Aberdeen ; P.C., 92 ; Albemarle, i. 59. shire

Brechin — ' Made prisoner on information and sent north,' i.e. to Inverness.—P.C., 174. Nothing more is known of him.

Kennethmont, — Gentleman. Brother of Anthony Leith. ' Con-Old Meldrum, fesses that he did join the rebel army, and he Aberdeen- was seen in arms.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; P.C., 92 ; shire Albemarle, i. 59-

Lancashire

PRISON ULTIMATE N 0 - NAME. REGIMENT. c a r e e r _ d i s p o s a l .

1555 Leith, Robert Stonywood's London Released Feb.1748

1556 Leith, William Stonywood's 21.4.46 Released under Aberdeen General Par

don, 1747

1557 Lennie, Thomas Corporal, Clare's Canongate; Discharged French Service 15.7.46

Edinburgh Tolbooth

1558 Lesslie, William Pilot, French 24.3.46 Discharged Service; ' Prince

Captain, Charles ' ' Prince (late Charles' ' Hazard ' ) ; (late ' Hazard ') H.M.S.

' Sheerness' Berwick-on-Tweed

1559 Letherakin [sic], Farquharson's Inverness; — Alexander ' Wallsgrave '

Tilbury 1560 Leuchars or Ogilvy's 6.8.46 Discharged

Lewchar, James Dundee 16.3.47 1561 Leverock, Walter — York Castle Released

1562 Leviston, Donald Ardshiel's Culloden — Inverness

1563 Lew [sic], James Creighton's Inverness ; — June 1746


1564 Lightfoot, John Lord John 27.4.46 Discharged Drummond's Dunsmiln ; French Service 27.4.46

Montrose, 13.5.46 Inverness

1565 Ligoe, Henry — Lancaster Discharged Castle

Aberdeen

Ireland


— This was probably the Bailie who ordered the brewers to pay their excise duty to the Jacobites.—S.P.D., 106-36.

— Snuff grinder. ' Carried arms at Falkirk and Culloden.' Surrendered, 21.4.46.—P.C., AUardyce, i. 270.

— J.R., Edinburgh.

1 2 ;

Montrose

Aberdeen

Kingoldrum

Banffshire

— Mariner. ' Assisted in piloting the French ships and sailed out Master of the Hazard sloop after she was taken by the Rebels. ' He was captured in the Hazard when she was driven ashore by English cruisers on 25th March 1746. The French prisoners' list shows that he was ' a French pilot in the service of His most Christian Majesty.'—Scots Mag., April 1746,183 ; S.P.D., 94-255, 94-66 ; P.C., 174.

25 S.P.D., 84-2. There is no further reference to him. He may have died at Tilbury.

— Servant.—J.R., Dundee.

— ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—-S.P.D., 81-88. This man turned King's Evidence against other prisoners, 27.7.46.—S.P.D., 85-122.

— See Culloden List.—AUardyce, ii. 611. There is no further reference to him. He probably died.

40 S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. probably died.

He

Greenock J.R., Montrose.

— ' Committed on suspicion.'—S.P.D., 81-76.

Pittenweem


CAREER. DISPOSAL.

1566 Lillie, Alex. , yr. — 15.1.46 Discharged Haddington;

7.8.46 Canongate

1567 Linch or Lynch, Berwick's A t sea Discharged David French Service Berwick;

Feb.1746 Hull

1568 Linch, Humphrey Drummer, ' Louis X V ' Discharged French Service at sea

Berwick ; Hull

1569 Lindsay, Alex- — 5.2.46 Discharged ander Edinburgh 21.2.46

1570 Lindsay, James Ensign, Strath- 16.4.46 Pardoned un-allan's Culloden conditionally


' Margaret & Mary,'

London (Southwark)

1571 Lindsay, John

1572 Lindsay, Martin


Discharged

16.5.46 Edinburgh ;


8.8.46 Carlisle,

York

Acquitted and released 26.9.46

>GE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.

— Carried arms. Wright. ' On suspicion of having joined the rebels.'—J.R., Haddington. ' Supposed to be a spye.'—P.C., 136.

France — S.P.D., 81-72.

France — S.P.D., 81-29.

Canongate- — Shoemaker. ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Edinburgh ; head, Edin- P.C., 250. burgh

Perth 30 Shoemaker.—Scots Mag., April 1746, 186. He was second son of David Lindsay of Dowhill. When tried in London on 28th Oct. 1746 he was convicted and sentenced to death, but was reprieved on the way to the scaffold and pardoned on condition that he went abroad ' to one of His Majesty's colonies during the term of his natural life.' This condition appears to have been withdrawn, as he settled in London as a shoemaker. When he was taken prisoner he is said to have been robbed of his clothing and to have made himself a covering entirely of straw.—Lyon, ii. 311 ; P.C., 371 ; S.P.D., 107-87; Allardyce, ii. 4 5 8 , 6 1 1 ; Egerton, 2000-47 ; Baga, lxix. 175.

— On suspicion.—J.R., Stirling.

Perth — ' Writer. ' Secretary to Lord Strathallan and Oliphant of Gask. He is said to have ' swallowed down the bitter pill o f abjuration ' of his religion, and ' to have escaped being executed.'-—Lyon. ii. 185. He was tried at Carlisle and acquitted. —P.C., 371 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 439 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; J.R., Edinburgh Castle.

Haddington

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1573 Lindsay, Peter Kilmarnock's

PRISON

CAREER.

30.6.46 Dundee ;

8.8.46 Carlisle

1574 Lindsay, William — 7.2.46 Discharged Perth;


1575 Linen, John

1576 Lingley, James French Service

Dumbarton Released under

1577 Lithgow, George

1578 Lithgow, George

1579 Littlejohn, John (? Alexander), Dr.

Castle

' Louis X V ' at sea Berwick;

Feb.1746 Hull

3.2.46 Kinross;

4.2.46 Edinburgh

24.6.46 Perth;

10.8.46 Canongate,

Carlisle 28.2.46

Montrose ; Dundee

General Pardon, 1747

Discharged

Discharged 18.10.46

Executed at Brampton 21.10.46


46 Gentleman. Son of John Lindesay of Wormi-stone, commissary clerk, St. Andrews. Tenant to Rt . Hon. Lord Justice Clerk. Was ' wardrobe keeper Holyrood. ' ' Carried arms and assisted in levying the Cess and Excise. ' He was tried at Carlisle and sentenced to death, but does not appear to have been executed, and his ultimate disposal is unknown. A t his trial the Crown Solicitor said he had been ' wardrobe keeper ' at Holyrood House.—J.R., Canongate; Scots Mag., July 1746,340 : Sept. 1746,497 ; Macbeth Forbes, 22 ; S.P.D., 88-16 ; P.C., 66 ; Baga, lxix. 186 ; Albemarle, ii. 400.

— Wright. Suspicion of treasonable practices. ' Witnesses state that they saw him viewing the Rebel trenches at Perth with the Governor and others. John Gardiner and James Campbell say they were employed by the prisoner to cutt down some of the Town of Perth's Fir planting to make pallisades for the Rebels. Other witnesses say he always attended the Non-Jurant Episcopal Meeting House.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Edinburgh.

— S.P.D., 89-272.

— S.P.D., 81-72.

— ' Late o f Barrel's regt., ' and therefore presumably a deserter.—J.R., Edinburgh. Disposal is unknown ; he was probably handed over to the military authorities.

— Chelsea pensioner.—J.R., Canongate. No further information available regarding him. He was not transported, and may have died.

— Physician; arrested on a warrant from Lord Gray. ' Witnessed the solemnisation of the Young Pretender's birthday and drank healths with the rebels.'—P.C., 176 ; J.R., Montrose ; J.R., Dundee.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1580 Liver, James —

1581 Livesay or Lives- Manchester ley, John

1582 Livid, James Ogilvy's

1583 Livingston, Donald

PRISON CAREER.

Transported


Carlisle ; Lincoln

Castle Inverness; — ' Wallsgrave' Tilbury

10.7.46 Mus- Discharged selburgh

1584 Livingston, Henry 'Rebe l Service' Culloden

1585 Livingston, John M'Gregor's, Glengyle's

1586 Lloyd, James —

1587 Lockhart o f Cam- A . D . C . to the wafh, George Prince

15.11.45 Ardno ;

17.12.45 Dumbarton

7.2.46 Stafford

Oct. 1745 Berwick;

1.11.45 Edinburgh,

London

Hanged Inverness 21.4.46

Liberated 21.8.47

1588 Logan, James

1589 Logie, Peter Ogilvy's



Released

1590 Long, John 30.12.45 Acquitted Carlisle ; Oct. 1746

York Castle

Discharged


Lancashire — ' Sailor,'—J.R., Stirling.

Lancashire 17 Cordwainer.—S.P.D., 91-84 : P.R., 3621-13 ; S.P.D., 96-124.

Angus 26 S.P.D., 84-2. Does not appear to have been transported. Probably died.

Perthshire — Labourer.—J.R., Musselburgh.

— — Deserter from English army. Taken at Culloden. Joined the Prince at Fort Augustus.—Cumberland Orders.

Ardnamurchan, — F'ounder.—J.R., Dumbarton. Argyllshire

— On suspicion. No further reference to him.— S.P.D., 81-86.

— The Scots Magazine says he was taken prisoner at Berwick on suspicion and brought to Edinburgh on 1st Nov. 1745.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, p . 535 ; 1747, 92. On the other hand John M'Donald, son o f Angus M'Donald of Borodale, in his narrative, says Lockhart escaped to France, along with the Duke of Perth, Lord John Drummond and others, on 3rd May 1746.— P.C., 383 ; Allardyce, ii. 362 ; Lyon, iii. 383.

— J.R., Stirling.

Tigerton, — Tailor; clubfooted. Fought at Falkirk and Cul-Menmuir loden. Was captured on his return, but released.

—Mackintosh, 113. — — Servant to Dr. Stratton. Captured at surrender

of town. ' Taken in actual rebellion.'—At his trial at York on 2nd Oct. 1746 it was shown that he was merely a servant of Mr. Stratton (q.v.), and was employed in carrying medicines for him. He was acquitted.—Scots Mag., Oct. 1746, 485 ; S.P.D., 81-88.

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1591 Longing, Andrew Manchester

1592 Lorimer, James

1593 Lornase, William

1594 Lorry, Jacques

1595 Louden or Law-den, James

PRISON

CAREER.

30.12.45 Carlisle

Carlisle

—- Carlisle ; Lancaster

Castle French Service A t sea

Berwick Fitzjames' Horse, Inverness ;

French Service Tilbury

Discharged

Discharged

Transported

1596 Loudon, John

1597 Louther, John

1598 Lovat, Lord, Simon Fraser


3.5.46 Discharged Dumbarton 29.1.47

Duke of Perth's 30.12.45 Carlisle

— 11.12.45 Castle Downie ;

1746 Loch Morar Inverness,

Fort William, Tower of

London

Beheaded, Tower Hill, 9-4.47


Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No evidence of transportation.

' Musician.' On suspicion.—Scots Mag., Sept. 1746, 440.

S.P.D., 81-76. This is the only reference to him.

S.P.D., 94-255.

' Stocking weaver, went 5 years agone to France. This is one of Mon. Carpentier's Frenchmen, yet he has signed a petition to His Majesty acknowledging his guilt and begging for transportation ' (vide Goff, John).—S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60 ; P.B., 3621-3.

Weaver.—J.R., Dumbarton.

Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further details known. He may have died.

Born about 1667, Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Fraser of Lovat, one of the most remarkable men of his day. A t the outbreak of the Rising he offered his services to the Prince and sent his son to join him, while he himself remained at home. After Prestonpans he raised his clan, but on 11th December was taken by Lord Loudoun and held as hostage for their fidelity. From this captivity he escaped with the help of Mrs. Leith. After Culloden he met the Prince at Gortuleg and tried to induce him to make another stand, and on his refusal retired to a hiding-place. He was hunted about and ultimately captured at Loch Morar. He was carried in a litter to Fort William and thence sent to London, to the Tower. He was tried before the House of Lords for high treason and condemned to death on 18th March 1747. He appealed for mercy, but the appeal was refused. The sentence of beheading was carried out on 9th April 1747. He was then 80 years of age.—Scots Mag., 1746, 595 ; 1747, 101-115, 155 ; Scots Peerage, v. 537-540.

NO. NAME.

1599 Lovat, Master of, Simon Fraser

REGIMENT.

' One of the chief commanders of the Frasers '

PRISON

CAREER.

10.8.46 Fort Augustus, surrendered to Lord Loudoun ;

10.8.46 Inverness,

—.11.46 Edinburgh Castle,

7.8.47 Glasgow

1600 Low, Alexander

1601 Low, Alexander,

1602 Low, John Ogilvy's

Carlisle; Transported Lincoln Castle, Antigua 24.7.46 8.5.47

Chester Castle

6.5.46 Discharged Brechin; Feb. 1747

8.5.46 Montrose,

13.5.46 Inverness,


4.11.46 Southwark

After Discharged Culloden Inverness ;

H.M.S. 'Greyhound,'

Sept. 1746 ' Pamela ' Tilburv

Attainted July 1746, pardoned 1750

Lancashire


20 Born 19th Oct . 1726, he was the eldest son of Simon Fraser, 11th Lord Lovat. He raised and led the Clan Fraser and was present at Falkirk and Culloden. His corps numbered about 300 men. After Culloden he surrendered to Loudoun on 10th August. On his father's execution on 9th April 1747 he became dejure 12th Lord Fraser o f Lovat, but, owing to the attainder of 1746, did not succeed to the honours or estates. On 15.8.47 he was ordered to go to Glasgow and to stay there until the King's pleasure regarding him was signified to him. He was pardoned in 1750 and became an Advocate. In 1757 he raised and became Colonel of the Fraser Highlanders, and served with it in America under Wolfe, and was twice wounded. In 1762 he was sent as Brigadier-General to Portugal. In 1774 his forfeited estates were returned to him on payment of £21,000. In 1776 he raised two more Highland battalions. He died 8th Feb 1782.—Scots Peerage, v. 540 ; Scots Mag., 1747, 402 ; Albemarle, ii. 453.

37 Whitesmith.—S.P.D., 91-84,96-124 ; S.P.D. Entry Book,84>; T.B.P., 327-109 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Brechin 32 Merchant. ' On suspicion.'—J.R., Montrose ; P.C., 174; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84. ' N o evidence against him.'—S.P.D., 94-41. His fate is unknown.

Montrose 18 Servant. Barber to Jas. Ogilvie. This man, when a prisoner on H.M.S. Greyhound, when that ship was attacked by a French warship off Loch Moidart, worked hard and helped the crew, many of whom were sick.—S.P.D., 87-122. He turned King's E vidence against Charles Oliphant. —AUardyce, ii. 400.

Castle Downy, Kiltarlity, Inverness

NO. NAME. REGIMENT.

1603 Low, Roger or Duke of Perth's Roderick

1604 Low, Thomas —

1605 Lowman, William Manchester

1606 Lowrie, James —

1607 Lowth, Alexander Glenbucket's

1608 Lowther, Archi- Artillery bald

1609 Lucas, Jeremiah French Service

1610 Luckie or Luckey, Stonywood's John

1611 Lude, Robertson, of Lude, The Hon. Mrs. Charlotte

PRISON

CAREER.


' Pamela ' Tilbury

8.7.46 Perth

30.12.45 Carlisle

Aberdeen ; 2.8.46

Canongate 30.12.45

Carlisle 30.12.45

Carlisle Taken at sea; Marshalsea Aberdeen; Canongate, 8.8.46

Carlisle Blair Castle



Discharged

Transported

Released

Transported 30.3.47

Nairn

Lancashire


' Servant to Lord Cromartie at Tarbat House.'— S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 8 4 ; P.R., 3621-3.

Smith. in arms.'—S.P.D., 89-272.

On suspicion.—J.R., Perth. ' Was seen

79-26. — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D Nothing more is known about him.

— J.R., Canongate.

PAnnandale — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. There is no further reference to him.

Dunbar — Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D., 79-26. No further reference to him.

— — S.P.D., 93-30.

Aberdeen 19 Servant to Moir of Stonywood; son of William Luckie, shoemaker, in Aberdeen.-—S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., 3621-3 ; Allardyce,!. 256.

Lude — Widowed daughter of 2nd Lord Nairn (Lord William Murray), married in 1731 John Robertson o f Lude. The Prince went from Dalna-cardoch on 31st Aug . 1745 to Blair Castle, where, at her cousin, William, Duke of Atholl's request, he was entertained by Mrs. Robertson of Lude. On 2nd Sept. he went to the house of Lude, ' where he was very chearfull and took his share in several dances . . . such as reels and a Strathspey minuet.' Mrs. Robertson was as fine a Jacobite as her mother. She raised a company of her retainers in the Atholl Brigade. She fired the first shot at the siege of Blair House. Shortly before Culloden Sir Andrew Agnew pillaged her house, while she was in residence, ' breaking to pieces all the doors and windows, and the finishing of the rooms, and some of the floors.' She was taken to Blair Castle, but released. On 21st Jan. 1747 the Privy Council decided that she and her mother should be prosecuted, but this was not carried out. She died 11th Aug . 1787.—S.P.D., 93-233 ; Lyon, ii. 357 ; Tullibardine, ii. 319, 328 ; Albemarle, i. 244 et seq.

Ross-shire

NAME. REGIMENT.

1612 Lugton, Simon

PRISON

CAREER.

2.1.46 Edinburgh :

8.8.46 Carlisle,

Liverpool

1613 Lumsdale,

William

1614 Lumsley, John

1615 Lyon, David


York Castle

Discharged

15.5.46 Released on Montrose ; bail 22.9.46

Canongate, Carlisle

1616 Lyon, James — 8.7.46 Aber-brothok

1617 Lyon, Michael Col. Ruth's Drummond French Picquet of Linnoch


Carlisle 1618 Lyon, Robert, Chaplain, 13.5.46 Executed

The Reverend Ogilvy's Invercarty Penrith Montrose; 28.10.46

15.5.46 Montrose,

13.8.46 Canongate

8.8.46 Carlisle

Discharged

Transported

Transported Nov. 1748

AGE.

Edinburgh -—


Tailor. Carried arms as volunteer. ' Almost an idiot. '—S.P.D., 88-16. He was tried at Carlisle on 19th Sept. 1746 and sentenced to death. He was not, however, executed, as his name appears in a list o f IS prisoners at Carlisle who were pardoned and sent to Liverpool for transportation.—S.P.D. Entry Book, 85, p . 84 ; P.R., 3625-14 ; Scots Mag., Sept. 1746,439 ; Baga, lxix. 183.

J.R., Stirling.

Montrose

Montrose

Dublin

' Taken in actual rebellion.'—S.P.D., 81-88. There is no further reference to him.

Vintner. ' Invited several gentlemen in Montrose to witness the Rebels solemnising the Young Pretender's Birthday ; gave attendance himself and drank health along with the Rebels.' Against his name in the Prisoners' Roll is the entry ' To be well used,' which suggests that he was prepared to give evidence.—P.C., 174; J.R., Canongate.

Tailor. On suspicion. ' Confesses that he is described as a spy and a thief.'—S.P.D., 89-272 ; J.R., Arbroath.

Tailor. S.P.D., 88-124; P.R., S621-3; J.R., Stirling.

Perthshire 35 Incumbent of the Episcopal Church in Perth. He joined the Prince when he marched through to Edinburgh, especially as many of his congregation had also done so. He was appointed to Lord Ogilvy's regiment, and served with it throughout the campaign at his own expense. Although he never bore arms he was found guilty of high treason and levying war. In his last speech he referred to the denunciation of him by the notorious George Miller, town clerk of Perth, who was responsible for many deaths of Jacobites.—S.P.D., 88-16 ; Mackintosh, Ogilvy's Regt., 115 ; Lyon, i. 1-20 ; Baga, lxix. 187.

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R E P O R T O F

A N N U A L

S C O T T I S H

T H E F O R T Y - S E C O N D

M E E T I N G O F T H E

H I S T O R Y S O C I E T Y

T h e F o k t y - S e c o n d A n n u a l M e e t i n g o f t h e S o c i e t y was held

on Saturday, 1st December 1928, in Dowell's Rooms, George Street, Edinburgh,—Sir D . Y . Cameron, R . A . , R . S . A . , L L . D . , in the Chair.

The Report of the Council was as follows :—

During the past year twenty-nine members have died or

resigned, twenty new members and three libraries have been

enrolled, and the membership, including libraries, is now 649

as compared with 655 last year.

The Society has this year lost two distinguished members in

Dr. Walter B. Blaikie and Dr. William Mackay. They had

in common an intense love for Scotland, and for the Highlands

and Islands in particular. They each had many interests and

occupations, but each found time to do much, and in many

ways, for their countrymen. Dr. Mackay made them his

debtors not only by his own writings, but by founding, and

guiding the Gaelic Society of Inverness; and the Extracts from

the Presbytery Records of Inverness and Dingwall, and the

other volumes which he edited for the Society, are among its

most useful publications. Dr. Blaikie's work on the 'Forty-Five,

and especially his invaluable Itinerary of Prince Charles Edward

published by the Society, will endure as a monument of his

power and patience in sifting truth from rumour and tradi

tion. Their many friends would wish also to remember their

enthusiasm and loyalty, and the charm and staunchness of

their friendship.

The Council also desire to place on record the gratitude of the Society to Professor R. K. Hannay and Mr. William Angus, who resigned office as Joint Honorary Secretaries in February last. In addition to their onerous labours as general editors of publications, they successfully steered the Society through the difficult post-war years. The Council nominated in their place Dr. H . W . Meikle, Keeper of the Manuscripts in the National Library of Scotland, and they recommend that the appointment be confirmed. Mr. Curie, Dr. MacNaughton, and Dr. Dickson retire by rotation from the Council, and it is recommended that they be re-elected. T o fill the two other vacancies the Council suggest the names of Mr. Evan M . Barron and Mr. John A . Inglis, K.C.

The large increase in the membership of the Society, reported last year, has hitherto enabled the Council to issue two volumes a year without raising the annual subscription, and members are again urged to bring the claims of the Society before those interested in its objects in order that this highly satisfactory state of affairs may be maintained.

The accounts, appended in abstract, show a credit balance of =£44:6, 15s. lOd. on 11th November 1928.

The Sheriff Court Booh of Fife, 1515-152%, edited by Dr. W . C. Dickinson, and The Prisoners of the ""45, vol. i., edited by Sir Bruce Seton, Bt., and Mrs. Jean Gordon Arnot, have been issued to members during the current year. As the complete record of a Sheriff Court for the period which it covers, Dr. Dickinson's volume is the first of its kind to be published, and it has been welcomed as one of the most fruitful contributions to the constitutional history of Scotland made in recent years. The Prisoners of the '^5, in addition to its historical importance, will have, for many members of the Society, a keen personal interest. Volumes ii. and iii., which contain an annotated alphabetical list of the prisoners, are in

the press, and will be sent out shortly as the two publications for 1928-1929. The thanks of the Society are due to Dr. Dickinson, Sir Bruce Seton, and Mrs. Arnot.

The volumes in preparation include the 'Miscellany Volume' reported last year, and the second volume of the Register of the Consultations of the Ministers of Edinburgh, the first volume of which was issued in 1921. Professor Rait's King James"s Secret and the few extracts and notes in Tytler's History of Scotland indicate the varied interest of the ' Warrender Papers,1 which are being edited by Professor Rait and Miss Annie Cameron. Other volumes under consideration include ' Documents relating to Kirkcudbright,' edited by Mr. R. C. Reid; a ' Regesta Regum Scotorum, 1094-1304,'' by Mr. Hunter Marshall; a 'General Index 1 to the First Series of the Society's publications; ' The Expenditure Book of John Clerk of Eldin, 1769-1786' ; and 'The Minutes of the Justices of the Peace for Lanarkshire, 1707-1723.' The Council would welcome any information regarding diaries, memoirs, letters, or other material suitable for publication by the Society.

The Council was afforded an opportunity of giving its opinion to the Royal Commission on National Museums and Galleries on the question of the allocation of documents as between H . M . General Register House and the National Library; and in a memorandum it expressed the view that, in the event of the question ever arising for determination, the Register House is the proper place of deposit for documents similar in kind to Public Records, that all documents of general historical, biographical, and literary interest should be allocated to the National Library, but that collections of family papers should not be broken up unless for some exceptional reason.

THE CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the Report, gave a short address on ' The Romance of Scottish History.' Romance in history, he said, was that spell of mystic beauty, haunted by strangeness of form and colour, remote from the facts and feelings

o f common life. It did not imply lack of strength, but associated itself with very noble, exalted, and even austere shapes, veiled perhaps by distance, or muted by the fading light and gathering darkness. The term ' romance ' might be most appropriately associated with Scottish history. They dared not strip life of its golden age and time of glamour, in which found birth the thoughts which stimulated and inspired. A nation became great through its imaginings and its visions, and above all through its faith; therefore, if they would stir a nobler patriotism, they must serve and sacrifice, and glean from the pages of history all that was of good report, in remembrance of the glorious dead, and prepare a better country for those who were to come after. Life and history-were a weariness and disappointment, bereft of faith and romance, but when these comrades of the higher world brought their glory and their glamour all things became new.

THE HON. LORD SANDS, in seconding the motion for the adoption o f the Report, referred to the question of the re-organisation of H . M . General Register House which had been discussed at previous meetings. One" official had now been placed in control of the national records, and there was a prospect of the desires expressed by the Society being realised.

SIR JAMES BALFOUR PAUL moved that the Hon. Treasurer and the Members of Council retiring by rotation be re-elected, that the appointment of the Hon. Secretary be confirmed, and that Mr. Evan M . Barron and Mr. John A . Inglis, K.C., be elected to fill the two vacancies. A vote of thanks to the Chairman was moved by Mr, James MacLehose.

A b s t r a c t A c c o u n t o f C h a r g e a n d D i s c h a r g e of t h e I n t r o m i s s i o n s o f t h e H o n o r a r y T r e a s u r e r f o r t h e y e a r f r o m 1 2 t h N o v e m b e r

1 9 2 7 t o 1 1 t h N o v e m b e r 1 9 2 8 .

C H A R G E .

I. Funds as at close of last Account— 1. Sum on Deposit Receipt with Bank of

Scotland, George Street, Edinburgh, £1104 4 2 2. Balance on Account Current with do. , . 72 15 0

£ 1 1 7 6 19 2 Less—Balance due to Messrs. T. & A.

Constable Ltd., . . . 614 0 9

£ 5 6 2 18 5

£505 1 0 133 7 0

16 19 0

23 5 4

£1241 10 9

II. Subscriptions received— 1. Members, . . . . .

2. Libraries, . . . . .

III . Past Publications sold to Members,

IV. Interest on Deposit Receipts, .

Sum of the charge, .

D I S C H A R G E .

I. Cost of Publications— 1. Diary of Thomas Cunningham, Conservator

at Campvere— Composition, printing, and binding, . £283 17 4 Preparation of Index . . . 7 7 0

Less—Already paid to account,

Carry forward,

£291 4 4 88 7 6

£202 16 10

£202 16 10

Brought forward, . . £202 16 10 2. The Sheriff Court Book of Fife—

Composition, printing, and binding, . £534 13 6

Transcripts and roto-graphs . . . 25 0 0

£559 13 6 Less—Already paid to

account, . . . 178 10 0 381 3 6

3. The Prisoners of the '4-5, vol. i.— Composition, printing, and

binding, . . £ 3 2 9 14 3 Less—Already paid to

account, . . . 172 10 0 157 4 3

£741 4 7

II. General printing and stationery, . . . 26 11 0

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IV. Miscellaneous payments, . . . . 22 1 9 4

V. Funds as at close of this Account— 1. Sum on Deposit Receipt with

Bank of Scotland, George Street, Edinburgh, . £350 0 0

2. Balance on Current Account with do., . . . 96 15 10

446 15 10

Sum of the discharge, . £1241 10 9

EDINBURGH, 19th November 1928.—I have examined the Accounts of the Honorary Treasurer of the Scottish History Society for the period from I2th November 1927 to n t h November 1928, of which the foregoing is an Abstract, and I find the same to be correctly stated and sufficiently vouched, closing with a Balance on Deposit Receipt with the Bank of Scotland, George Street, Edinburgh, of £350, and a Balance at the credit of the Society's Account Current with the said bank of £ 9 6 , 15s. iod.

WILLIAM K. DICKSON.

£>corrtsl) $t0torp £>octerp.

T H E E X E C U T I V E .

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President.

THE EARL OF ROSEBERY, K.G., K.T., LL .D.

Chairman of Council.

JAMES MACLEHOSE, LL .D .

Council.

JAMES CURLE, W . S . , LL .D. W. A. MACNAUGHTON, M.D. WILLIAM K. DICKSON, LL .D. D. HAY FLEMING, LL .D. JOHN A. INGLIS, K . C Sir JAMES BALFOUR PAUL, K.C.V.O., LL .D. Professor ROBERT S. RAIT, C.B.E., LL .D. The Hon. LORD SANDS, D.D., LL .D. J. R. N. MACPHAIL, K.C. EVAN M. BARRON. R. C. REID. Sir BRUCE SETON, Bart., C.B.

Corresponding Members of Council. Professor Sir CHARLES H . FIRTH, LL .D. , Oxford ; Professor C.

SANFORD TERRY, Litt.D., Mus.D., D.Litt., LL .D. , Aberdeen.

Hon. Treasurer.

JOHN M. HOWDEN, D .L., C.A., 8 York Place, Edinburgh.

Hon. Secretary.

H. W. MEIKLE, D.Litt., National Library of Scotland, Parliament Square, Edinburgh.

R U L E S 1. T h e object of the Society is the discovery and printing,

under selected editorship, of unpublished documents illustrative of the civil, religious, and social history of Scotland. The Society will also undertake, in exceptional cases, to issue translations of printed works of a similar nature, which have not hitherto been accessible in English.

2. The affairs of the Society shall be managed by a Council, consisting of a Chairman, Treasurer, Secretary, and twelve elected Members, five to make a quorum. Three of the twelve elected Members shall retire annually by ballot, but they shall be eligible for re-election.

3. The Annual Subscription to the Society shall be One Guinea. The publications of the Society shall not be delivered to any Member whose Subscription is in arrear, and no Member shall be permitted to receive more than one copy of the Society's publications.

4. The Society will undertake the issue of its own publications, i.e. without the intervention of a publisher or any other paid agent.

5. The Society normally issues yearly two octavo volumes of about 320 pages each.

6. An Annual General Meeting of the Society shall be held at the end of October, or at an approximate date to be determined by the Council.

7. Two stated Meetings of the Council shall be held each year, one on the last Tuesday of May, the other on the Tuesday preceding the day upon which the Annual General Meeting shall be held. The Secretary, on the request of three Members of the Council, shall call a special meeting of the Council.

8. Editors shall receive 20 copies of each volume they edit for the Society.

9. The owners of Manuscripts published by the Society will also be presented with a certain number of copies.

10. The Annual Balance-Sheet, Rules, and List of Members shall be printed.

11. No alteration shall be made in these Rules except at a General Meeting of the Society. A fortnight's notice of any alteration to be proposed shall be given to the Members of the Council.

P U B L I C A T I O N S

OF THE

S C O T T I S H H I S T O R Y S O C I E T Y

For the year 1886-1887. 1. BISHOP POCOCKE'S TOURS IN SCOTLAND, 1747-1760. Edited by

D. W. KEMP.

2. DIARY AND ACCOUNT BOOK OK WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM OF CRAIG-ENDS, 1673-1680. Edited by the Rev. JAMES DODDS, D.D.

For the year 1887-1888. 3. GKAMEIDOS LIBRI SEX : an heroic poem on the Campaign of

1689, by JAMES PHILIP of Almerieclose. Translated and edited by the Rev. A. D. MURDOCH.

4. THE REGISTER OF THE KIRK-SESSION OK ST. ANDREWS. Part i. 1559-1582. Edited by D. HAY FLEMING.

For the year 1888-1889. 5. DIARY OK THE REV. JOHN MILL, Minister in Shetland, 1740-

1803. Edited by GILBERT GOUDIE. 6. NARRATIVE OF MR. JAMES NIMMO, A COVENANTER, 1654-1709.

Edited by W. G. SCOTT-MONCRIEFF. 7. THE REGISTER OF THE KIRK-SESSION OF ST. ANDREWS. Part II.

1583-1600. Edited by D . HAY FLEMING.

For the year 1889-1890. 8. A LIST OF PERSONS CONCERNED IN THE REBELLION (1745). With

a Preface by the EARL OF ROSEBERY. Presented to the Society by the Earl of Rosebery.

9. GLAMIS PAPERS: The ' BOOK OF RECORD,' a Diary written by PATRICK, FIRST EARL OF STRATHMORE, and other documents (1684-89). Edited by A. H. MILLAR.

10. JOHN MAJOR'S HISTORY OF GREATER BRITAIN (1521). Translated and edited by ARCHIBALD CONSTABLE.

For the year 1890-1891. 11. THE RECORDS OF THE COMMISSIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES,

1646-47. Edited by the Rev. Professor MITCHELL, D.D. , and the Rev. JAMES CHRISTIE, D .D .

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