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Coigach and the other parts of Lochbroom had a pivotal role in the 1745 Rebellion; people came out on both sides of the struggle, and the geography played host to both Rebels and supporters of the Government. In the dieing days of the war leaders of the Government forces fled from Sutherland through Lochbroom, staying with the Rev. James Robertson. Following collapse of the Rebellion the fugitive Prince considered hiding "among the MacKenzies of Seaforth's country" at Lochbroom. French privateers then made repeated voyages to the loch attempting to rescue Charlie, playing cat and mouse with British Navy ships among the Summer Isles. It took many decades for the farms and forests of Coigach to recover from the destructive retribution of the British Marines.

Names and descriptions of people known to have been "out" in the '45 Rebellion come mostly from a list compiled from reports sent from the Supervisors of Excise to the Commissioners of Excise, and from government lists of prisoners compiled and preserved in State Papers.

Several books have been written by people who have ably studied and excerpted from those sources. Besides those works many other books, genealogies, and contemporary newspaper accounts note others involved. This file attempts to name all the players affecting Lochbroom, including Rebel, Government, and sitting on the fence. Included as relavent though not from Lochbroom themselves are the other members of Cromarty's Regiment from other parts of Ross & Cromarty, and Jacobites from Sutherland and Caithness who likely were swept up with the Regiment when it travelled north. Also included are spouses and parents of Rebels who tried to keep a foot in the government camp, and the famous "Strong Minister" of Lochbroom, James Robertson, who fought to keep his parishoners out of the Rebellion, then travelled to London to plead for mercy at their trials. Further included are soldiers who fought for the government, the sailors who chased French ships around the Summer Isles, and the marines who ravaged the countryside in retribution. For sake of completion several non Scots are included, such as officers in the Spanish service captured with the Regiment, and French privateers and cadets trying to rescue Bonny Prince Charlie.

This is one of several files dealing with Jacobite matters on this website, see also;

• Timeline
• Letter from the 3^rd Earl of Cromarty

LOCHBROOM JACOBITES, and OTHERS

• PRISONERS: primarly from lists made by government forces
• OTHER LOCHBROOM JACOBITES; people noted elsewhere as Jacobites, some were non-captured members of Cromartie's Regiment, others were spouses and family (Colin Dearg MK, Murdo MK of Dingwall, Ardloch, Keppoch, and others)
• HANOVERIANS: most Lochbroom people were neutral in alegiance, however not all those committed were Jacobites. (note Rev James Robertson, Aulay MacAulay, reserve non Lochbroom Hanoverians for next category)
• OTHERS: noted here are the heritors who sat out the Rebellion, and Jacobites, Hanoverians, and foreigners with direct contact or afffect on Lochbroom.
• REFERENCES:
  1. References from "Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46"
  2. References from "Prisoners of the '45"
  3. References from sources not noted in "Muster Roll" or "Prisoners of the '45"

PRISONERS

The defining battle of the Rebellion was held 16 April, 1746 at Culloden, near Inverness. Some of the following people were captured there. However, most Rebels from Lochbroom were in the Earl of Cromarty's Regiment, which missed the battle. They had earlier been tasked with occupying Sutherland and Caithness, attempting to recover French gold landed there, and to gather both recruits and "cess" (tax moneys). Unwelcome strangers, the Sutherlands and MacKays of the countys resisted the Rebels, and while the Regiment was rushing south from Dunrobin Castle the local militia ambushed them the day before Culloden. The Prisoner lists are heavy with people captured then, from the Earl and his son, to humble cattle herds. Many escaped from the disaster at Dunrobin, or were elsewhere at the time. The Excise list helps identify some of those, various histories name others, but most others remain not noted.

Further to the cold lists, some contemporary correspondance survives, 17 March, 1747 William Jack, a prisoner at Tilbury Fort doomed to be Transported a few weeks later on the 31st to Barbadoes, remarks on his time aboard the rotting ship hulks used as floating prisons (see Lyon, Volume 3, page 65 for full transcription, spelling in this excerpt is modernized);

I was eight months and eight days on sea, of which time I was eight weeks upon half pound and twelve ounces oatmeal and a bottle of water in the twenty four hours, which we was obliged to make meall water in the bottom of an old bottle. There was one hundred and twenty five put on board at Inverness on the James and Mary of Fyfe. In the latter end of June we was put board of a transport four hundred and fifty tons called the Liberty and Property which we continued the rest of the eight months upon twelve ounces of oat shilling as it came from the milln.

There was thirty two prisoners more put a board of the said Liberty and Property, which makes on hundred and fifty seven, and when we came ashore we was but forty nine in life; which would been no great surprise if there had not been on, conform to our usages.

They would take us from the hold in a rope and hysed [tied] us to the yardarm and let us fall in the sea in order for ducking of us, and tieing us to the mast and whipping us if we but made water in the hold. This was done to us when we was not able to stand. I will leave it to the readers to judge what condition they might been in themselves with the above treatment. We had neither bed nor bed clothes nor clothes to keep us warm in the daytime. The ships ballast was black earth and small stones, which we was obliged dig holes to lie in to for to keep us warm till the first day of November that every man got about three yards of gross harn filled with straw, but no bed clothes. I will not trouble you any more till I see you.

Background on the sad prison history of many of the captured Jacobites at Tilbury Fort is well presented in a file at http://www.thurrock.gov.uk/heritage/content.php?page=factfiles_details&id=5

In the modern era such cruel treatment of prisoners leading two thirds to death in custody would be a war crime. Then it was part of a pattern of abuse that included orders to kill all wounded captured Jacobites on the battlefield of Culloden (last mainland battle of the Rebellion).

Those noted as "Prisoners" below were mostly from "Cromarty's Regiment", with a few recruited by Coll MacDonnell of Barisdale, who though part of the Glengarry MacDonald family had tack of some lands in Assynt, and raised his own Regiment, including a recruiting drive through Lochbroom and Coigach (sometimes Barrisdale was referred to as "Lieut-Colonel" of Glengarry's Regiment, others as Colonel of his own, which is probably a closer description of the situation, as even if under Glengarry, his command was of his own people, fiercely loyal "Highland Banditti"). The lists of prisoners are mostly from two books. The "References" at the end of the file includes more fuller descriptions of the sources noted in them, and links where found to the increasing number of them that have been digitized online, primarly through http://www.archive.org and http://books.google.com

In most cases I have been able to trace the prisoners back through the sources noted in the books to copies of the original documents and in some cases found other confirming sources, but the two books remain extraodinary works of scholarship that will remain primary resources for generations to come, and so should be credited here at the start of this file;

TITLE: Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 AUTHOR & EDITOR: Christian Aikman OTHER EDITORS: Alastair Livingstone and Betty Stuart-Hart PUBLISHER: Aberdeen University Press, 1984 ISBN: 0080303854

The more recent edition of that book (I have not yet looked at), title enlarged, is;

TITLE: No Quarter Given: The Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46 AUTHOR & EDITOR: Christian Aikman OTHER EDITORS: Alastair Livingstone and Betty Stuart-Hart PUBLISHER: Neil Wilson Publishing; Revised Edition, 31 May 2001 ISBN: 1903238021

The second major source is;

TITLE: The Prisoners of the '45 Volumes. I, II, III EDITORS: Noted as "Edited from the state papers by Sir Bruce G. Seton and Jean G. Arnot". PUBLISHER: Scottish Historical Society Edinburgh, 1928 and 1929

The original prisoner records were handwritten by people whose language, English, was not that of most of the listees, Gaelic, also those record takers were not familiar with placenames in the Highlands, modern "Fodderty" became then "Fottertie", the blacksmith Alexander MacLennan is noted as from "Agherahard" or "Achnahaird" (that second spelling matching the modern version). Surnames in one source were noted in form as "M'Leod", in the other as "McLeod", most would have been illiterate with no preferred spelling, the modern accepted method is "MacLeod", so that is the form I use for this file.

Some of the Prisoners below also have background in the list of persons concerned in the Rebellion gathered by the Commissioners of Excise. Some of that info was used by the compilers of the above noted two books, with referral to footnotes "P.C." and "R.P.C.".

"Muster Roll" starts with officers, then privates, "Prisoners of the '45" is straight alphabetical, for this file I have chosen that first method for ordering the listees.

Key to the sources is included at the bottom of the file.

In addition, a few names have become known from other than those two major sources. I include description and where known links to those sources.

Officers

Mackenzie, George

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 15-Apr-1746 Dunrobin; Inverness 28-Apr-1746, H.M.S. Exeter 20-May-1746, Tower of London, House of Cowell, messenger
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Conditionally pardoned 04-Oct-1749
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 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 a some time without success, and was superseded. On 15th April 1746 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 Magazine, Aug. 1746,381, Feb. 1748, 97; Origins, 95; P.S.0., 6763, Sept. '48; S.P.D., 10734.

Other notes:

• Name as "Cromartie, Earl of, George Mackenzie".
• Colonel of the Regiment.

Mackenzie, John

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 1746 Dunrobin; Tower of London
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Conditional pardon 22-Jan-1748
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dunrobin
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Eldest son of the 3rd Earl of Cromartie; was born 1727. Along with his father he took part in the '45. This was not expected, as the Lord President had offered him a commission as Captain of one of the Independent Companies. He raised a body of Mackenzies in Lochbroom and Coigach and joined the Prince on the return of the army from the English campaign. He and his father, Barisdale, Glengyle, and Mackinnon were sent with 1500 men to try to recover the treasure on the Prince Charles (ex Hazard) which had been driven ashore at Tongue, on 25th March 1746, and to raise money in Sutherland and Caithness. They were surprised and captured at Dunrobin and taken to London, and a large number of their men were taken prisoners. When tried for high treason on 20th Dec. 1746 Lord Macleod pleaded guilty. He was pardoned on 22nd Jan. 1748 on condition that within six months of attaining his majority he should convey to the Crown all his rights in the Estates of the Earldom. This he did, and went abroad and entered the Swedish service, becoming a Colonel. He returned home in 1777 and raised the 'Macleod Highlanders,' with which he served in India. The family estates were returned to him by Act of Parliament in 1784. He died in 1789. -- Scots Peerage, iii. 82; Origins, 96; Scots Magazine, 1746, 593, 1748, 43; Egerton, 2000-17.

Other notes:

• Noted as "Macleod, Lord, John Mackenzie". Was made a Count by the Swedish King.
• Lieutenant-Colonel of the Regiment.

Macrae, James

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 15-Apr-1746 Sutherland; H.M.S. Hawk, London
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Taken along with the Earl of Cromarty, several officers, and 150 men. Scots Magazine, April 1746, 190.

Other notes:

• Lieutenant, Spanish Service.

MacCulloch of Glastulich, Roderick (Captain)

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 15-Apr-1746 Dunrobin; H.M.S. Hound, London (Southwark)
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Pardoned 10 May 1748
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Glastulich, E.Ross
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: A vassal of the Earl of Cromarty. He was taken to London, pleaded guilty when tried, but was not sentenced. At his trial evidence was produced by English officers of his humanity while they were prisoners at Perth, and he was said to have helped a surgeon's mate to escape after the battle of Falkirk. In May 1748 he received a free pardon. - Scots Magazine, April 1746, 190; Origins, 98; P.R., 3623-1; Forbes, 21; . S.P.D., 109-14; Egerton, 2000-57; Baga, lxix. 174.

Other notes:

• One of the private soldiers below, Alexander MacLeod, is noted as from Lochbroom, "Ploughman to Mr. M'Cowlah", making me wonder if it this Easter Ross Tacksman had some other connections to Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Alexander

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• of Corry, Lieutenant
• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin, Inverness; Tilbury Fort, 23-0ct-1746 Southwark
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Thurso, Caithness
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lord Cromarty's Factor lived at Corry. Captured at Dunrobin. He was tried 22nd Jan. 1747 and sentenced to death, but reprieved on 12th Feb. -- Scots Magazine, 1747,47,87; S.P.D., 86-18, 93-58, 107-74; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3625-14; Alladyce, volume 2, page 402; Egerton, 2000-12; Baga, lxix. 175.

Other notes:

• Though designated as "of Corry" near Ullapool where his family had been several generations he lived at Achnahaird, see corrie.htm Possibly one of the following Alexanders is also this person from a different source and description. Other sources note him as Transprted to Bardados aboard the Frere.

Mackenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O.
• Brother to Dundonald
• Taken

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Other notes:

• "History of the Mackenzies" notes him as second son of Kenneth, II of Dundonnell, his uncle, Colin Dearg (or "Roy"), was also an officer in Cromartie's Regiment, though evaded capture (see below). "History of the Mackenzies" notes for Alexander; "Captain Alexander, of the 73rd Regiment, who died in 1783, and whose issue, if any, is unknown."
• Another brother, William, is not noted in "History of the Mackenzies", but is noted in a letter by Seaforth to Forbes naming officers raised for an Independant Company to oppose the Rebellion; "William Mackenzie, Brother to Dundonald, Ensign." (see M.C.P. )

Mackenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., R.P.C.
• of Hillhead, Avoch

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Mackenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., R.P.C.
• Milton of Ord

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Mackenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., R.P.C.
• Urra [place likely "Urray"]

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Mackenzie, Colin

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., R.P.C.
• of Badluachrach

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin, Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury, Southwark
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Acquitted 08-Nov-1746
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: He was opposed to the Rising and was eventually forced to join. Captured at Dunrobin. He was tried in London 8th Nov. 1746. The Rev. James Robinson, Lochbroom, showed that he was well disposed to the Government and interceded with Cumberland for him. Other witnesses proved he had taken up arms against Barisdale when the latter tried to force him out. He was acquitted. - Scots Magazine, 1746, 529; Celtic Magazine, iii. (1877/8), 261; S.P.D., 84-2; Allardyce, Volume 2 428-432; Egerton, 2000-25.

Other notes:

• OTHER NOTES: Noted as "of Ballone (Captain)". See evidence from the trials in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 428-432 in the file at Allardyce
• "History of the Mackenzies" notes Colin as a son of Alexander Mackenzie, III of Ballone. It also notes him as "first of Badluachrach". It notes of Colin;

  "[he] was a Captain in the Jacobite army under the Earl of Cromarty in 1745-46 and commanded the men of Ballone who were out on that occasion. He was captured at Dunrobin on the 15th of April, 1746, conveyed to London, but afterwards, through the instrumentality of the Rev. James Robertson, the famous "Ministear Laider" of Lochbroom, obtained his release, and subsequently rewarded his benefactor by marrying the lady to whom the reverend gentleman was engaged - Mary, daughter of William Mackenzie of Achilty and Kinnahaird, with issue - (1) Kenneth, served heir to his father in Badluachrach in 1772; (2) Alexander, who married Barbara Maclean, with issue - two sons and a daughter; (3) Donald of Fasna-crionach, who married Kelly Fisher, Greenock, with issue - a son, Kenneth."

• Roderick MacKenzie of Achiltibuie, noted below as a Lieutenant and Tacksman of Achiltibuie in Coigach, was married to Catherine MacKenzie, who noted herself in 1767 (NAS E746/113/60-1) as a daughter of "Lady Ballone", who she states was "Mrs MacKenzie of Ballone, Niece to that once eminant Lawyer Sir George MacKenzie", who is elsewhere noted as wife of Alexander III of Ballone. Therefore, Colin was brother-in-law to Roderick, who was one of the few other pardoned Jacobites.

Mackenzie, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., "Prisoners"
• Lochbroom, Forester to Cromartie
• Taken, banished

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin; Inverness June 1746, Thane of Fife, London (Southwark)
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Pardoned conditionally on banishment to America 13-Oct-1748
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• AGE: 45
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Forester to Lord Cromarty. He claimed duress and made frequent efforts to escape. He was tried in London and sentenced to death. By the intercession of Rev. James Robertson, Lochbroom, with the Duke of Cumberland, he was pardoned and released on condition of leaving the country permanently, and 'transporting himself to America.' - Celtic Magazine, iii (1877-78), 261; Scots Magazine, Oct. 1748, 496; S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3625-14; Allardyce, Volume 2, page 469; Egerton, 2000-52; Baga, lxix. 174.

Other notes:

• Noted as "M'Kenzie, Hector (Ensign)". See evidence from his trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 469 in the file at Allardyce
• The second Statistical Account includes mentions of the efforts of Minister Robertson to secure a pardon for Hector;

  Mr Robertson set out on a journey of 700 miles, to London (an arduous undertaking at that time,) at his own private expence, that he might use all his influence in their behalf. He arrived, while Hector Mackenzie, a retainer of the Earl of Cromarty, and a respectable man, was on his trial; and to his unspeakable mortification, in spite of all his interest and exertions, Mackenzie was condemned, but the "Minisltar Laidir" was not thus to be put on: He went directly to the Duke of Newcastle, and earnestly entreated his intercession with the Sovereign, for mercy to the condemned criminal. The Duke received him favourably, and satisfied him with a fair promise, that the man's life would be spared. He was, however, soon alarmed, by a hint from some of his friends, that such promises by the Duke were not always to be relied on; and worked his honest way again into the presence of his Grace. where he earnestly renewed his intercession. The Duke, to get rid of his importunity, renewed his promise, with tbe offer of his hand. The minister grasped his hand in his own awful fist, and gave it such a squeeze, that his Grace in agony, exclaimed, "Yes, yes, yes! Mr Robertson, you shall have him, you shall have him." This promise was not to be forgotten, and the man was saved.

Mackenzie, Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O., "Prisoners"
• Brother to Keppoch
• Taken, acquitted

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Southwark
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Acquited
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. At his trial he pleaded duress and was acquitted on that ground. - Allardyce, Volume 2, page 414; Egerton, 2000-19.

Other notes:

• Noted as "M'Kenzie, Roderick (Lieutenant)". Tacksman of Achiltibuie in Coigach, see files at cromartie.htm and at altimack.htm See evidence from his trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 414 in the file at Allardyce
• See note with the Ensign Roderick Mackenzie below, same person?

Mackenzie, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Southwark
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Nothing more is known about him.

Other notes:

• Noted as "M'Kenzie, William (Lieutenant)".
• Not likely to be the noted officer, William, brother of Kilcoy, as that William was noted as not captured at Dunrobin, being one of the "hosts" at Loggie who lifted half the funds of the Jacobite courier, Colonel John MacDonnell of Scotus, "Spanish John".

Ensigns Some of the Ensigns below may have been noted as such by one source, but in others as Lieutenants, so there might be double entries, above and below.

Mackenzie, ---

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Sir H. Munro
• Brother to Ardloch

Other notes:

• Likely this was John Mackenzie of Ardloch, listed below from other sources as an Ensign or Captain.

Mackenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers
• Taken

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 17-Mar-1747 Edinburgh Castle; London
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: This is probably Donald MacKenzie, tenant of Invahanny, Inverness, who was a Captain under Cromarty. -- P.C., 78. He appears to have been sent to London, and was there in 1748. He was ultimately transported. - P.R., 3625-14.

Other notes:

• Noted as "M'Kenzie, Donald (Captain?)".

Mackenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Sir H. Munro
• Natural son to Gairloch

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Presumably the "Gairloch" referred to was Sir Alexander Mackenzie, second Baronet of Gairloch. Sir Alex sat out the Rebellion, and seemed unsympathetic to the plight of the Earl of Cromarty in house arrest after. See cromartie.htm

• The MacKenzie family of Reiff in Coigach had as a foundation story that a son of the Laird of Gairloch fled to Coigach following the 1745 Rebellion, that son losing his claim to the estates to younger brothers. The story notes the Jacobite patriarch as Murdo, however genealogy suggests Murdo was born in the early 1740s.

• My guess is George was married to a daughter, Katherine, of Alexander MacKenzie of Corrie, and had at least two children before the Rebellion; Murdo, and a daughter unidentified yet by name, but whose descendants (myself) match DNA to descendants the Reiff MacKenzies, the Gairloch MacKenzies, and the Achiltibuie MacKenzies, in a quantity that suggests counting the generations back supports my supposition. If I am correct, George served as Ensign to his father-in-law Alexander, a Lieutenant.

Mackenzie, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers
• Taken

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Might this be the same person noted above with the officers as Forester to Cromartie?

Mackenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers
• Brother to Ardloch

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Carlisle; Lancaster Castle
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported Antigua 8-May-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ardloch, Assynt
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Gentleman. Obliged to go. - S.P.D., 81-76, 91-77; P.R., 3621-3; T.B.P., 327-109; Origins, 74, 75.

Other notes:

• Noted as "M'Kenzie, John (1) (Captain)". He was the younger brother of MacKenzie of Ardloch, resident Ledbeg, Assynt.
• The 2 October, 1746 edition of the "General Advertiser" (1744) newspaper of London notes John MacKenzie as one of the rebels that pled guilty Friday, 19 September at Carlisle, sentance passed the next day.

Mackenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Sir H. Munro
• Son to Ord

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Presumably a son to Alexander, IV of Ord, though "History of the Mackenzies" and the Findon Tables do not note him.

Mackenzie, Lauchlan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Mackenzie, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Possibly this is the person noted as one of three Mackenzies at Loggie who "lifted" French gold from the courier Col. John MacDonnell ("Spanish John"). That Murdoch was in 1747 taken from Dingwall by a party of well armed Jacobites searching for his share.

Mackenzie, Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers
• Son to Keppoch

Not noted as an Ensign in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Likely this is the same Roderick noted above as a Captain.

Ross, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: Cumberland Papers

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Surgeon

Mackenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: B.O.
• Elgin

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Gentleman Volunteers

Seton, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• Son to Caniston, Apprentice, Sawmill, Leven, Fife
• Wounded Culloden, Taken, acquitted

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Perth; 10-Aug-1746, Canongate, Carlisle
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Acquitted 9-Sep-1746
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Leven, Fife
• AGE: 15
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Apprentice to Wm. Robertson.' -- P.C., 262. Son of George Seton of Cariston. He was wounded in the heel at Culloden. He was captured when escaping and was eventually taken to Carlisle. Through the interest of John, Earl of Crawford, with the Duke of Hesse, he was released and went abroad to Holland. He ultimately got a commission in the British Army. Tried and acquitted. - Scots Magazine, Sept., 439; P.C., 262; Seton, Volume 2, page 601; Baga, lxix. 186.

Other notes:

• Noted as "Seton or Seaton, James".

Sinclair, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• AGE: 29
• of Geese
• Taken, King's Evidence, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin, Inverness, June 1746; Wallsgrave, London (Southwark)
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Hoburnhead, Caithness
• AGE: 29
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Joined the rebels at Caithness. Was taken prisoner in Sutherland and shipped to London.' -- P.C., 270. He was one of the few men of position, and the only Sinclair in Caithness, who joined the Jacobite army. -- Origins, 72; S.P.D., 84-2. He turned King's Evidence at the trials of Lord Macleod and others at Southwark. -- Allardyce, Volume 2, pages 402 and 413.

Other notes:

• Noted as "Sinclair of Geese, George (Volunteer)". See evidence from his trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 414 in the file at Allardyce
• The Sinclairs of Caithness and SutherlandShire mostly sat out the rebellion, this fellow was most likely the "George Sinclair of Geiss, Thurso, Caithness" noted as a natural son of Alexander Sinclair, Ninth Earl of Caithness, who died without issue. See a file of "J & J Limited Home Page" at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jandjroots/Mackay/d0001/g0000036.html#I8611

Sergeant

McKay or MacKie, Robert

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Nether Clashmore, Elgin
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Nether Clashoer, Elgin
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Was active in robing the country. - P.C., 122; S.P.D., 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Baggage-man

Steven, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 13
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 13
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Baggage bawman (?batman).' -- S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal unknown. May have died.

Other notes:

• A "Boman" was tasked with taking care of the cattle.

Other Ranks

Anderson, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Ground Officer to Balmaduthy
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness July 1746; Pamela, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Belmaduthie, Ross-shire
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to John MacKenzie 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.

Other notes:

• Belmaduthie is in Easter Ross.
• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes he "forced out several persons in and about Belmaduthie's ground to the rebellion".

Baily, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal unknown.

Bain, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Farmer, Glastullich, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Glastollaigh. -- S.P.D., 86-55, 95-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Glasstulloch is in Easter Ross. Likely he was a tenant of the Officer Roderick MacCulloch of Glastulloch, above.

Bain, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Servant, Ross-shire
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Daniel MacLeod. - S.P.D., 86-18. At his trial was recommended to mercy. - S.P.D., 8860,95-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Beane, Benjamin

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2a. Nothing more is known about his disposal. May have died.

Beane, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Beane, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Cromarty
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June '46; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D.,84-2; Entry Book, 84.

Beaton, Angus

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 48
• Miller to Ardloch, Little Laids
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Liberty & Property, Medway, Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 48
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Miller to Laird of Ardglogh, Little Laids. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Have not found the place "Little Laids". In spite of his home or origin being noted as at Caithness I wonder if he was a miller for MacKenzie of Ardloch in Assynt Parish.

Bisset, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Farmer, Balmaduthy
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Balmaduthie, Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer,- S,P.D., 84-2, 86-18. Nothing more is known about his disposal.

Other notes:

• Surname "Bissett or Vissett". Belmaduthie is in Easter Ross.

Bruce, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Servant to Cromarty, New Tarbet

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes "Attended the Earl, his master, at Perth and elsewhere".

Bruce, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Husbandman, Dunbeath
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Dunbeath. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 84-2, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Cameron, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Husbandman, Loch Mallin
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 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.

Other notes:

• The file at http://www.cameronville.com/crofts/tom-kari/cameron/roots.html notes him as a possible ancestor, transported to Jamaica or Barbados on either the St. George or Carteret.

Campbell, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Husbandman, Lentrum
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife June 1746, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandman, Lentiarm [sic]. - S.P.D., 84-2, 8655, 88-60, 95-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Campbell, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife June 1746, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2.

Campbell, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Campbell, Ewen

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith August 1746, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Forename as Ewen or Evander.

Campbell, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Farmer, Haustrie
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: 15-Apr-1746 Sutherland; Inverness June 1746, Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer. - S.P.D., 86-18; Scots Magazine, April 1746, 190. He gave evidence against prisoners at the Southwark trials. -- Allardyce, Volume 2, pages 413 and 469. See evidence from his trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, pages 413 and 469 in the file at Allardyce

Campbell, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Argyleshire
• Taken, died 12 June, 1746

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Wallsgrave, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died 12 June, 1746
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Argyllshire
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2.

Campbell, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Smith, Skerhiese, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 21-Sep-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Blacksmith in Skerhiese. - S.P.D., 86-55, 107-74; P.R., 3621-3.

Campbell, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Tailor, Rea, Caithness
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Tailor, Parish of Rea. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68.

Chisholm, Donald or Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Servant to Highfield
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Released 20-Jun-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Forename as Donald or Daniel.
  Servant to Jas. MacKenzie 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 Magazine, 1747, 292; S.P.D., 98-41; Allardyce, Volume 2, page 415.

Other notes:

• See evidence from his trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 415 in the file at Allardyce

Clannish, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 60
• Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness. June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 60
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him.

Davidson, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Sutherland
• Taken, pardoned on enlistment

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Alexander & James, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Pardoned on condition of enlistment
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Sutherland
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3625-21.

Dingwall, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Servant, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Farquhar MacCrae. - S.P.D., 86-18, 8860,95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Surname as "Dingle or Dingwall or Dinglis".

Dingwall, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Cromarty
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. His name does not appear in the transportation lists, so he probably died.

Other notes:

• Surname as "Dingwall or Dungwall".

Elder, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Servant to Kilcoy
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to William MacKenzie 'a rebel captain' in Kilcoy. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• See William MacKenzie, "Kilcoy", in this list.

Finlayson, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Servant to LochCarron
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to John McInivire, Lochcarron. - S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Surname as "Finlayson or Finlay".

Finlayson, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 34
• Servant, Ballygower, Skye
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Isle of Skye
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Donald MacLeod in Ballygower. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Surname as "Finlayson or Finlay". "Ballygower" probably translates as "Townland of the Smith", or less likely as "Townland of the goat".

Forbes, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Not shown in the transportation lists. Probably died.

Fraser, David

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Fiddler, Ballachridhe, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Jane of Leith, Tilbury, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Fiddler in Ballachridhe. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 8860,95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Not sure where Ballachridhe is. Possibly translates as "Townland of the heart".

Fraser, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Tailor, Logie, Ross
• Taken, King's Evidence, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Thane of Fife, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Logie, Ross
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Tailor in Logie. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3. In spite of giving evidence against Lord Macleod he was apparently transported. - Allardyce, Volume 2, page 411.

Other notes:

• Most likely he was from the Logie in Lochbroom Parish.
• See evidence he gave in three trials noted in Allardyce, Volume 2, in the file at Allardyce ;
  • page 411, against John MacKenzie, Lord MacLeod
  • page 414, against Roderick MacKenzie (of Achiltibuie)
  • pages 429 and 430, against Colin MacKenzie (later designated as "of Badluachrach")

• Ironically, the three officers he testified against were all pardoned, and himself Transported!

Fraser, Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 28
• Farmer, Dingwall, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Wallsgrave, Tilbury, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Dingwall. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 952; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Forename as "Rory or Roderick".

Garve, William

"Muster" notes:

• Farmer, Inchrory, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Sept. 1746, Pamela, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inchrory, Ross-shire
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 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; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Presumably from Easter Ross.

Glass, Finlay

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Brogmaker, Redcastle, Milton
• Taken

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• The following listee was also a brogmaker from Redcastle, likely either brothers or the same person mistakedly entered with different forenames.

Glass, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• Brogmaker, Redcastle, Milton
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Milton of Redcastle, Kilernan, Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Brogmaker. Carried arms; taken prisoner. - P.C., 76; S.P.o., 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• See notes with Finlay Glass above.

Glass, Kenneth

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: June 1746, Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 45
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: On suspicion. - S.P.D., 84-2. His disposal is unknown. Name does not appear in transportation lists; he may have died.

Other notes:

• Regiment unknown

Gow, Alexander

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: The minister of Lochbroom said he had been forced out. His fate is unknown. - S.P.D., 94-241. Noted as of "Glengarry's Regiment".

Other notes:

• Possibly forced by Barisdale? "Gow" looks to be an occupation surname, Gaelic for "Smith", his "unknown" fate might be from being listed with a different surname in other records.

Gowan, Duncan, (Donald)

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Aich, Ross
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort, Hospital ship Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Parish of Aich. - S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Parish "Aich" not known.... a small possibility he was from Horse Island, one of the Summer Isles.

Graham, Charles

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• Tain
• Taken, transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin, Inverness; Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Tain, Ross
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Was a soldier in Cromarty's Regiment and taken prisoner in Sutherland. -- P.C., 74; S.P.D., 88.60, 95-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Gray, John or Graham

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 57
• Drover "of Rogart"
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Carlisle; London
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: -
• AGE: 57
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 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, Volume 2, pages 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, Volume 2, page 412, etc.

Other notes:

• See evidence from the trials in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 412, etc. in the file at Allardyce

Gun, Angus

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 29
• Husbandman, Lairn, Caithness
• "Muster" notes the surname as "Gunn"
• Deserter from Lord Loudoun's, Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry, in Lairn in Caithness. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84.

Gun, Daniel

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Margaret & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: On suspicion. - S.P.D., 84-2.

Other notes:

• Regiment unknown. Possibly this is the next named person, "Donald Gun".

Gun, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• "Muster" notes the surname as "Gunn"
• AGE: 30
• Caithness, Deserter from Lord Loudoun's, Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Formerly soldier in Lord Loudon's Sutherland Company. Was probably a deserter. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Possibly this is the previous named person, "Daniel Gun".

Gun, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• "Muster" notes the surname as "Gunn"
• AGE: 40
• Husbandman, Dunbeath, Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• "Muster" notes the surname as "Gunn"
• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Dumbeath. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Hood, Andrew

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• Apprentice, Tain
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 19-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Tain, Ross-shire
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Apprentice to John Christopher. - S.P.D., 86-18, 8860. Sent up for trial, convicted, but reprieved. -- S.P.D., 96-100, 100-101; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Brother to the next named, "George Hood".

Hood, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Brother to Andrew, Tain
• Taken, Transported

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Brother to the previous named, "Andrew Hood".

Jack, Andrew

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Caithness
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Jacque, Andrew

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Husbandman, Elgin from Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; James & Mary, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry; Elgin. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60.

Jacque, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 58
• Beggar or Ale Seller, Avoch, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 58
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Aged 58, a beggar, on suspicion, formerly an ale seller in Avoch. - S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60.

Kerr or Ker, Aeneas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Wallsgrave, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. He was not transported, so he probably died.

Kerr, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 35
• Farmer, Achnahaird, Coigach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Aghnagaird, Ross-shire
• AGE: 35
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Aghnagaird. - S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• One of the officers, Alexander MacKenzie of Corrie, was also from Achnahaird. Twenty years later there were Kerrs near Achnahaird at Achiltibuie.

Kerr, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him, probably died.

Mathieson or Mathewson, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Servant to Strathpeffer
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to his brother Finlay in Strathpeffer. S.P.D., 86-18, 95-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacCallum or MacAllan, Roderick

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• AGE: -
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: The minister of Lochbroom petitioned for him that he had been forced out. His fate is unknown. - S.P.D., 94-241.

MacCay, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• (20), Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; June 1746, Thane of Fife
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. He may have died.

MacClacky, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Milton of New Tarbet

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacClelor, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 28
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him; may have died.

MacDonald, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Merchant, Micklestrath
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Micklestrath, Ross
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Merchant. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Possibly from the Big Strath of Lochbroom?

MacDonald, Allan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Inverness-shire, deserted from Lord Loudoun's
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Was a soldier in MacLeod's company of Loudon's Regiment, and therefore technically a deserter. S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84.

MacDonald, Archibald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 54
• Inverness-shire
• Taken, died on transport

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died 04-Jun-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 54
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

MacDonald, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 41
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: -
• AGE: 41
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Turned King's Evidence against Lieut. Hector MacKenzie. - S.P.D., 88-60; Allardyce, Volume 2, page 469.

Other notes:

• Also gave evidence against others. See evidence from the trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, page 469 in the file at Allardyce

MacDougal or MacDugle, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Tailor, Ballone
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Tailor in Bullone. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Ballone in Lochbroom.

MacFarquhar, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• West Culmore, Redcastle

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacFarquhar, Farquhar

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Newtoun, Redcastle

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacFarquhar, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 45
• Newtoun, Redcastle
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Newton of Redcastle
• AGE: 45
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Tenant farmer, Redcastle. Was with the rebels and taken prisoner. - P.C., 78; S.P.D., 86-18, 842, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacGregor, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. The fact that he was not transported suggests that he died.

MacHouston or MacHuisdein or Hughoson, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. He was not transported, so perhaps he died.

MacIntyre, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Servant, Milton, Kilmuir

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacIvor, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No reference to his being transported. May have died.

MacIvor, Daniel or Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Farmer, Drumsnuck, Ross
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Dunnomuch. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 9596. Employed as a witness.

Other notes:

• Presumably Dorienamuck, south-west of Ullapool.

MacIvor, Evander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Inishish, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father in Ishinishish. - S.P.D., 8618. No reference to his being transported. May have died.

Other notes:

• Perhaps "Ishinishish" was "Horse Island", one of the Summer Isles of Coigach.

MacIvor or MacEver, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Sutherland
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Sutherland
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No reference to his being transported. May have died.

MacKay or MacKie, Taskel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 66
• Inverness-shire, deserter from Lord Loudoun's
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 60
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Formerly soldier in Lord Loudon's (MacLeod's Company). - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 23
• Servant, Brachloch, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 23
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Jennet MacKenzie, Bracklock. - S.P.D., 88-60,95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Possibly Braclack in Assynt?

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 50
• Farmer, Auchendrain, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 50
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Aghandreine. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 8860,95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably Achandrean, Strathcanaird, Coigach, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Servant, Ballachruiche
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to MacKenzie in Ballachriche. - S.P.D., 8618, 88-20, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Grieve to Balmaduthy, Contine
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: July 1746 Inverness; July 1746 Pamela, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Coul, Coutrie, Ross
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Grieve to Mackenzie of Balmudathy. Was employed in forcing out men into the Rebellion by his late Master's orders. He submitted an appeal stating that he had had nothing to do with the rebellion, and that his arrest was due to the ill-will of one Lewis Rae. He also said that he had been induced to sign the petition for mercy and transportation under misapprehension. His appeal must have been rejected as he was transported. - P.C., 78; S.P.D., 87-122, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Tailor, Argylshire, deserter
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Falkirk; Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Argyllshire
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Tailor. Was in the King's army and therefore a deserter. Taken prisoner at Falkirk. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty & Property, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 28
• Snuff-seller, Logie
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Sold snuff in Logie. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 9668; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably Logie in Lochbroom Parish.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 32
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 32
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Alexander or Sanders

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 28
• Labourer, Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Labourer in Lord Cromarty's. -- S.P.D., 86-18. As he was not transported with the others he probably died at Tilbury.

MacKenzie, Andrew

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Cromarty

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Disposal unknown, but was not transported. Probably died at Tilbury.

MacKenzie, Colin

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Logie

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Most likely this was Colin "Dearg" Mackenzie, listed above as an officer, uncle of Dundonnel, he lived at Loggie on Little Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Achterscaild, Lochbroom, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father in Aghterscaild. - S.P.D., 86-18. Not shown as transported; probably died at Tilbury.

Other notes:

• Lochbroom

MacKenzie (alias Gow), Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Apprentice smith, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Blacksmith's apprentice. -- S.P.D., 86-18. Not shown as transported; probably died at Tilbury.

Other notes:

• "Gow" comes from the Gaelic word for smith

MacKenzie, David

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Not shown as transported; probably died at Tilbury.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Badrallach, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Badrallach, Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2,97-95; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Castle Leod, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father near Castle Leod. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Castle Leod was home of the Earl of Cromarty.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Ballerloide, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Ballevloide. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Donald

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: -
• AGE: 57
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: -
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Husbandman, Ballone, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandman at Ballene. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 8860; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Ballone in Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 35
• Husbandman, Letanochglass, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Alloway, Tilbury, Liberty
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 19-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 35
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry, Letanochglass. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-100; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 27
• Husbandman, Ballone, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 27
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in the lands of the Laird of Ballone. S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Ballone is in Lochbroom Parish.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Braemore, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Braemore. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Presumably the Braemore in Lochbroom Parish.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 54
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 54
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Not transported, probably died.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

MacKenzie, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

MacKenzie, Finlay

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 54
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Margaret & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 54
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No reference to transportation; probably died.

MacKenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Piper, Achternead, Strathpeffer.
• Survived.

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacKenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 32
• Servant to Sir Rory McKenzie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 32
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Served under Sir Rory MacKenzie. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• I am not clear who the "Sir Rory MacKenzie" noted was.

MacKenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Miltoun of New Tarbet.

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacKenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Servant, Glasslaw, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Thomas Urquhart, Glasslau. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Likely from the farm in Coigach south of Langwell.

MacKenzie, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 32
• Farmer, Coigach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 32
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Coigach. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60.

MacKenzie, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Inverness-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Joiner, Suddie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Alloway, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Suddie, Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Joiner. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 95-2.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Barntoun of Redcastle

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Dornoch, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dornoch, Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Dornoch. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 50
• Husbandman, Dingwall
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dingwall, Ross-shire
• AGE: 50
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandman, Dingwall. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-7, 8860, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Servant, Strathpeffer
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Strathpeffer, Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Mr. Dingwall in Strathpeffer. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 38
• Servant to John Stuart, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Margaret & Mary, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 38
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to John Stuart. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Aughtermead, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Aughtermead, Ross
• AGE: 28 (differs with "Muster")
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father at Aughtermead. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 56
• Farmer, Dornie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dormie, Ross
• AGE: 56
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Dormie. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 9668; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably a mistranscription from Dornie in Coigach.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Weaver, Auchnashiel, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Aghtonshiel, Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Weaver, Aghtonshiel. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Farmer, Ashlet, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ashlet, Ross
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer under Lord Cromarty, Ashlet. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 45
• Farmer, Auchterdonald, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Auchterdonald, Ross
• AGE: 45
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in lands of MacKenzie of Auchterdonald. S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Older placename for Dundonnell, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Logie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Loggie, Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Logie. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Presumably Logie in Lochbroom Parish.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Servant, Logie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Colin MacKenzie in Logie, a rebel. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60.

Other notes:

• John's master, Colin Mackenzie of Logie in Lochbroom (noted as "Dearg" or "Roy"), was an uncle of Mackenzie of Dundonnell, he evaded capture following the Rebellion.

MacKenzie, John

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Micklestrath, Ross
• AGE: 38
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Micklestrath. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55. Disposal unknown; probably died.

Other notes:

• Probably the Big Strath of Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 27
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 27
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

MacKenzie, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 32
• Cromarty
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 32
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No reference to being transported. Probably died.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 38
• Servant to Alex. Maunsel, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness, June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 38
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Alexander Mansel. - S.P.D., 86-18, 842, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Lochbroom, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father in Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 8618, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 32
• Farmer, Ballone, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Bullon, Ross
• AGE: 32
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Managed a farm for his mother in Bullon. S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Most certainly Ballone, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 55
• Farmer, Invervaigh, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 19-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 55
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Invervaigh, Lochbroom. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 96-100; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Husbandman, Ballone, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Bullon, Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry on the lands of the Laird of Ballon. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Ballone, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Husbandman, Little Strath, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Little Strath, Ross
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Little Strath. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably the Little Strath of Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Farmer, Aschellach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, James & Mary, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Aschellach, Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Aschellach. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Husbandman, Lochmallin, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 19-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochmallin, Ross
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Lochmallin. - S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 96-100.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 19-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 96-100.

MacKenzie, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Inverness-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Fate unknown; probably died.

MacKenzie, Lewis

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Apprentice Joiner, Elgin
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported April 1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Elgin
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Apprentice joiner, Elgin. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 96-100; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Herdsman, Tully, Dingwall
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dingwall, Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Herdsman in Tully, Dingwall. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 842, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Servant to Lord McLeod, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Format MacLeod. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Strath-na-Cailleach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Strath na Calliach, Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Strath na Calliach. -- S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Roderick or Roger

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Minister's Servant, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to the Minister of Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60,95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Roderick or Roger

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 56
• Husbandman, Logie
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 56
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Logie. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Farmer, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Lochbroom. -- S.P.D., 86-55; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Farmer, Baltralliach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Batralliach, Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Batralliach. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55; Entry Book, 84.

Other notes:

• Probably Badralloch, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 50
• Husbandman, Auchterdonald
• Taken, died on transport

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Auchterdonald, Ross
• AGE: 50
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in the lands of MacKenzie of Auchterdonald. -- S.P.D., 84-92, 86-55.

Other notes:

• Older placename for Dundonnell.

MacKenzie, Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 56
• Husbandman, Little Strath, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Little Strath, Ross
• AGE: 56
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Little Strath. -- S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Likely Little Strath, Lochbroom.

MacKenzie, Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacKenzie, Rory or Roderick

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 23
• Husbandman, Strath-na-cailleach
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Strath na Calliach, Ross
• AGE: 23
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry, 'Strathnashalloch.' -- S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60.

MacKenzie, Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 23
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 23
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Fate unknown.

MacKenzie, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Nothing more is known about him.

MacKenzie, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 36
• Husbandman ,in Banff, from Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 36
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry, near Banff. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60.

MacKenzie, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55, 88-60.

MacLea, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60. No evidence as to his having been transported; probably died.

MacLean, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLean, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Lochbroom
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60. Was not transported; probably died. This may have been the man about whom his minister sent in a petition showing he was forced and surrendered.

MacLean, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 42
• Farmer, Dornie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 42
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Dornie. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Dornie, Coigach.

MacLean, Farquhar

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; James & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 96-68; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLean, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 44
• Farmer, Langwell, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 44
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Langwell. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2.

Other notes:

• Most likely the Langwell in Coigach, Lochbroom.

MacLean, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLean, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Servant, Auchtie Linton, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Murdoch MacKenzie of Auchter Lintor. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLean, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 14
• Lochbroom
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• AGE: 14
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: His minister appealed for him as having been forced. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 94-241; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeare, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Farmer, Achnahaird, Lochbroom
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Achnahard, Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 86-18. No reference to his being transported; probably died.

Other notes:

• Surname probably mistranscribed from MacLean, Achnahaird in Coigach.

MacLennan (MacGlenan), Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 28
• Smith, Achnahaird
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 28
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Blacksmith in Agherahard. - S.P.D., 86-18, 94-241. No reference to his being transported; probably died.

Other notes:

• Placename Achnahaird. 50 years later another McLennan came to Coigach, another Alexander, again a blacksmith! See Reiff 41-19.

MacLennan or MacLellan, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Gurgastoun of Redcastle
• Taken, died?

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacLennan or MacLellan, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 43
• Dairyman, Corry, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 43
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Dairyman to MacKenzie of Corry. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Corry lived at Achnahaird, Coigach. Likely he was a father, brother, or other close relative of the blacksmith Alexander above.

MacLennan, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Miltoun of New Tarbet

Not noted in "Prisoners".

MacLennan, Robert

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Ross-shire
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. Fate unknown; probably died.

MacLennan, Roderick or Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Farmer, Achtascaild
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Aghtascaild. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 95-2, 94-241; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 50
• Husbandman, Dingwall
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 50
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandman, Dingwall. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 26
• Farmer, Kerogarregh, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 26
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Kerogarregh, Lochbroom. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Kerrowgarve, "the rough quarter" is in the north-west of Coigach.

MacLeod, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 34-40
• Ploughman, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 40 (34)
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Ploughman to Mr. MacCowlah. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Presumably the "Mr. MacCowlah" noted was the Easter Ross Tacksman, Roderick MacCullough of Glastulloch, noted above as an officer.

MacLeod, Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 44
• Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 44
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60.

MacLeod, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 44
• Farmer, Coigach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James, Liberty & Property, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Coigach, Ross
• AGE: 44
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Coigach. -- S.P.D., 84-2, 86-55; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Servant, Coigach, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Coigach, Ross
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Alexander MacLeod. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Cromarty
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Cromarty
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Inverness, deserter from Lord Loudoun's
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Margaret & Mary, James & Mary, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Deserter from Loudon's Regiment. Servant to an officer in that regiment. Said to have been 'taken by the rebels,' i.e. forced. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60, 84-2, 95-2.

MacLeod, Duncan

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 23
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 57
• Farmer, Ullapool, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 57
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Ullabell, Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 86-18, 842, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Ullapool.

MacLeod, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 41
• Farmer, Dormie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 41
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Dormy. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Likely Dornie, Coigach.

MacLeod, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Cattle-herd, Badaskaill, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Herded cattle in Budschall. - S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably place is Badenscallie in Coigach.

MacLeod, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Servant, Langwell, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom, Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to MacKenzie of Langwell, Lochbroom -- S.P.D. 84-2, 86-18, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R. 3621-3.

MacLeod, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 25
• Labourer, Inverness
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Carlisle; York Castle
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported Antigua 8-May-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 25
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Labourer. - S.P.D., 91-77; Scots Magazine, Oct. 1746, 486; T.B.P., 327-109; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• His prison career same as the officer John MacKenzie of Ardloch (above), I wonder if they were captured together?

MacLeod, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 18
• Herdsman, Assynt, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Herdsman to Kenneth MacKenzie of Asson. -- S.P.D., 86-18. 'Follower of the rebel army.' -- S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Assynt?

MacLeod, Murdoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Servant, Ferintosh, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Duncan Simpson of Ferintosh. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

MacLeod, Roderick of Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Langwell, Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father in Langwell. -- S.P.D., 8618, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• probably Langwell, Coigach.

MacLeod, Saunders

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 55
• Taken, Transported

I have not found the matching reference in "Prisoners".

MacNeal, George

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 35
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 35
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Not shown as transported; probably died.

MacRae or MacCraw, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Cowherd, Muirtoun, Inverness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Sept. 1746; Pamela, Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Cowherd to John Fraser at Muirtown. -- S.P.D., 89-122. Not transported. May have died.

Macrae or MacCraw, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Inverness
• Taken, died on Transport, 24 May, 1746

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died 24-May-1746
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2.

Macrae or MacCraw, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Inverness
• Taken, died on Transport, 9 June, 1746

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died 9-Jun-1746
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2.

MacRae or MacCraw, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Glengarry's Regiment

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: An appeal was submitted for him by his Minister, but without avail. -- P.R., 3621-3; S.P.D., 94-241.

MacRaw, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Clochgowrie, Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Clochgowre. - S.P.D., 86-55, 88-60; Entry Book, 84.

MacRaw or MacRars?, Rory

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 21
• Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 21
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Nothing more is known of him; probably died.

MacRory, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Lochbroom
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: A petition was put in for him by Rev. James Robertson. - S.P.D., 94-241. Fate unknown.

MacRory, Taskel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 62
• Inverness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Inverness
• AGE: 62
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2; Probably died, as he was not transported.

MacRoss, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 24
• Ross
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Sutherland
• AGE: 24
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2, 88-60.

MacSwane, Angus

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Servant, Belmore, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: -
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to John MacLeod in Belmore. - S.P.D., 86-18. Fate unknown; probably died.

Moir, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Templand, Avoch

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Moir, Kenneth

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Brog-maker, Miltoun of Ord

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Monro, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Dunrobin
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Dunrobin, Inverness; Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Dunrobin
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: He gave evidence against his commanding officer, Lord Macleod. - Allardyce, Volume 2, pages 394 and 403.

Other notes:

• See evidence from the trial in Allardyce, Volume 2, pages 394 and 403 in the file at Allardyce

Paterson, Andrew

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Kessock Ferry

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Paterson, Lachlan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Blairdow of Redcastle

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Robertson, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Miltoun of New Tarbet

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Rose, Hugh

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 41
• Farmer, Fottertie, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 41
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Fottertie. -- S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him. Does not appear in transportation list. May have died.

Other notes:

• Parish of Fodderty

Ross, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 50
• Farmer, Kirktoun of Lochbroom
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Alexander & James Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 50
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Kirktown of Lochbroom. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 89-272; P.R., 3621-3.

Ross alias MacWilliam, Angus

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C., "Prisoners"
• Tain
• Taken, enlisted

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Pardoned
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Tain
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: P.C., 80. Captured after Culloden and accepted enlistment in Lord Loudon's regiment, in the company commanded by William, Master of Ross, as an alternative to transportation.

Other notes:

• Probabaly the alias name was a patronymic; "Angus son of William".

Ross, Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Servant to Hector McKenzie, Ross
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Servant to Hector MacKenzie. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2; No further reference to him; may have died.

Other notes:

• Presumably servant to Cromarty's forester, an officer listed above.

Ross, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 56
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: -
• AGE: 56
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Ross, Donald

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 89-272, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Ross, Duncan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: AP (probably refers to Allardyce Papers), "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Farmer, Aichennaver
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer in Aichennarver. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably the place was Acheninver in Coigach.

Ross, Hugh

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: AP (probably refers to Allardyce Papers), "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Ross
• Taken, King's Evidence, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Alloway
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May have died.

Ross, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Knockbreck, Kilmuir

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Ross, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Mason, Chapeltoun of Redcastle

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Ross, Ronald or Randal

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Miltoun of Ord, Urra
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Miltoun of Ord, Urray, Ross
• AGE: 18
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Was with the Rebels and taken prisoner in Sutherland.' -- P.C., 80. Husbandry; Sharrurach. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-63; Entry Book, 84. P.R., 3621-3.

Ross, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Tain

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Pardoned
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Tain, Ross
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Served in Cromarty's rebel regiment, now enlisted in the Master of Ross' his Company.' - P.C., 80. This indicates that he enlisted in Loudon's Regiment to escape transportation.

Ross, Walter

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: AP (probably refers to Allardyce Papers)
• Servant to Lady Surney(?), Reidgill
• Taken, King's Evidence

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Ross, William Reoch

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Tain

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Rury, David

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May have died.

Simpson, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 55
• deserter from Lord Loudoun's, Caithness
• Taken, King's Evidence, discharged

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Discharged
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 55
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: 'Suspected to be a rebel soldier in Lord Loudon's left sick.' -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2. This is the man who turned Evidence for the Crown against Lord Lovat. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 88-60, 93-107; Entry Book, 84; S.P.S., 35-55.

Sinclair or St.Clair, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Husbandman, Dunbeath
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Dunbeith. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Sinclair or St.Clair, James

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 20
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 20
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May have died.

Smith, James Brander

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Died
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Conloch, Elgin
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: In a letter from William Jack, prisoner at Tilbury, dated 17-Mar-1747, it was stated that he had died 'seven months agoe' as a prisoner. -- Lyon, Volume 3, page 65. Nothing more is known of him.

Stuart, Calum

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Servant to James Calder, Miltoun of Redcastle
• Taken, Transported

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Sutherland, Alan

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 19
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness; H.M.S. Liberty, Tilbury
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 88-60.

Sutherland, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May have died.

Sutherland, Alexander

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Sutherland
• AGE: 19
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry, Ballyhaldrie. -- S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Sutherland, Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him.

Sutherland, Daniel

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 40
• Caithness
• Taken, died?

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 40
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him.

Sutherland, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Dunbeath
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry near Dunbeith. - S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Sutherland, John

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• Servant to Lord McLeod, Rosskien

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Sutherland, Neil

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 35
• deserter from Lord Loudoun's, Caithness
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 35
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Soldier, deserter from Lord Loudon's. 'Made prisoner by the rebels; belonged to Lord Loudon's regiment and was forced into Cromarty's.' -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R. 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Presumably father of the next listed person.

Sutherland, William

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 10
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Son of Neil Sutherland; followed his father -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Presumably his father is the previous listed person.

Sutherland, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 30
• Husbandman, Dunbeath
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Thane of Fife, James & Mary, Medway
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Caithness
• AGE: 30
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Husbandry in Dunbeith. -- S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 96-68; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Taylor, Kenneth (Glengarry's regiment)

Not noted in "Muster".

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Tilbury
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Lochbroom
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: This man surrendered. His minister petitioned on his behalf that he had been forced out just before Culloden; it is not known, however, whether he was released or died. -- S.P.D., 94-241.

Other notes:

• "Taylor" was probably an occupation mistaken as a surname.

Urquhart, Hector

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 47
• Farmer, Achternead, Strathpeffer
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Jane of Leith, Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 20-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross
• AGE: 47
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Farmer, Aghterneed, Strathpeffer. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Wilson, William

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: R.P.C.
• New Tarbet

Not noted in "Prisoners".

Young, Thomas

"Muster" notes:

• SOURCE: "Prisoners"
• AGE: 22
• Martin, Lochbroom, Ross-shire
• Taken, Transported

"Prisoners" notes:

• PRISON CAREER: Inverness June 1746; Wallsgrave Tilbury Fort
• ULTIMATE DISPOSAL: Transported 31-Mar-1747
• HOME OR ORIGIN: Ross-shire
• AGE: 22
• NOTES AND AUTHORITIES: Lived with his father in Martin. -- S.P.D., 86-18, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2; Entry Book, 84; P.R., 3621-3.

Other notes:

• Probably Isle Martin, Coigach.

OTHER LOCHBROOM JACOBITES

The prisoner lists are the largest source to identify Jacobites from Lochbroom, but by definition they exclude those of Cromarty's Regiment who died in battle, those who escaped capture, and those identified as supporting the Rebellion but not in the Regiment themselves. The following is an attempt to name them.

Mackenzie, Alexander

Not noted in "Muster".

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Other notes:

• Details in "Some Mackenzie Pedigrees" make clear this Alexander, an uncle of Mackenzie of Dundonnel, could not be mistaken for his nephew Alexander, above, as he was noted in a family entail of 1703, and that other Alexander as dieing in 1783. Also notes;

  He took part not only in the Rising of 1715, but was in command of such men as joined the Rising of 1745, from his nephew's estate. Lord Macleod looked upon him as "a sensible old man."

• History of the Mackenzies" notes "of whom nothing is known".

Mackenzie, Colin

Not noted in "Muster".

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Other notes:

• One of the three Mackenzies at Loggie on Little Lochbroom who "lifted" two thirds of the French gold being transported by Colonel John MacDonnell, "Spanish John", to aid the Prince and rebels, source credited in M.C.P. as a letter in "State Papers, Scotland, P.R.O.", that letter notes Colin as "alias Roy Brother to Dundonald". See also letters in Chapter Nine of "Companions of Pickle".
• At least two published sources mistake this Colin for the previous one, Colin, I of Badluachrach, who was arrested at Dunrobin and though later pardoned was in custody at time of the events at Loggie. One of those sources, "Children of Kildonan" by Sonia Mackenzie, 4th Edition 2006, names him as "Colin Dearg". "Roy" and "Dearg" both being Gaelic variations of the colour red.
• Findon Table, Sheet No. 11, note the uncle of Kenneth Mackenzie, III of Dundonnell as "Colin Rhiach of Ardinglash", and say he died before 1743. "History of the Mackenzies" notes him as "Colin Riabhach of Ardinglash".

Mackenzie, William

Not noted in "Muster"

Not noted in "Prisoners"

Other notes:

• This was the younger brother of Colin Mackenzie, sixth of Kilcoy, who is said to have brought out six of his tenants to join Cromartie. "History of the Mackenzies" says he married Jean, daughter of Alexander Mackenzie, VIII of Davochmaluag, without issue. See also notes with William Elder in this list.
• William was one of the three Mackenzies at Loggie on Little Lochbroom who "lifted" two thirds of the French gold being transported by Colonel John MacDonnell, "Spanish John", to aid the Prince and rebels, source credited in "More Culloden Papers as a letter in "State Papers, Scotland, P.R.O.".

HANOVERIANS

Most Lochbroom people were neutral in alegiance, however not all those committed were Jacobites. (note Rev James Robertson, Aulay MacAulay, reserve non Lochbroom Hanoverians for next category)

OTHERS

Many other Lochbroom people not clearly Jacobite or Hanoverian were caught up in the Rebellion, such as heritors with relatives in both camps, and the schoolteacher who testified at trials of rebels. Also here noted are people from beyond the Parish who passed through from all camps, from Capt. Fergusson of the British Marines punishing the Jacobite populance, to the French cadets and Privateers attempting to rescue Bonny Prince Charlie.

Col. MacKenzie
Spanish John
French Privateers
President Forbes
Captain Fergusson
Seaforth
MacLeod of MacLeod and others

The book "Scottish Episcopal Clergy, 1689-2000" by David M. Bertie is partly digitized online at 
http://books.google.com/books?id=Ceey5RQHgHoC
page 90 notes;

McLAUGHLAN, John
b. Argyle. D 1720 (?or earlier). P 1720 (Edinburgh). C in Edinburgh, 1720-21. One of the Edinburgh 
clergy who met in March 1720 to elect Bishop Rose's successor. Received L5 sterling from Charity 
Funds, 24 Jan. 1721 (probably to provide assistance in commencing ministry in Appin). Inc. Appin, 
1721-?50.
Provided services in Ardnamurchan in 1735 and 1750. Served as Chap. to Prince Charles throughout 
1745 Rising. Went into hiding in Lochbroom in Ross, with Rev. John Stewart, after Culloden; he was 
still there in 1748. 
marr. (1) Elizabeth Sutherland [sister of Mrs. Sutherland, Wester, Caithness]. (2) _______.
[Christie MSS, Craven, 1886, 1907]

See his memoir of the Rebellion, starting page 161 of the London Magazine By John Scott, John Taylor, 
1828, at http://books.google.com/books?id=RPERAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA161

Bain or Bayne, James

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Though noted with Ross-Shire Jacobites, no certainty he was in Cromartie's Regiment.
• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes "son to Bain, in Knockbilly [or Knockbelly], Boggy, parish of Urquhart (Nairn). Was in arms with the rebels, and is now a servant to Donald Rioch, in Bogg".

Brodie, Simon

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• Though noted with Ross-Shire Jacobites, no certainty he was in Cromartie's Regiment, cannot find a "Templand" in Ross and Cromarty.
• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes "lived in Templand, Carried arms in the rebel service".

Erskine, John

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes him as Officer of Excise, lived at Dingwall, "was at Falkirk and Sutherland with the Rebels and threatened to burn some houses in Dingwall in order to force the possessors to go with him to the Rebel Service".

Forbes, John

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes him as a merchant in Tain, "was Storekeeper there to the Rebels".

Fraser, John

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes him as a brogmaker, lived at Balnamuick, Urray, "was with the Rebels in Sutherland".

Grant, Alexander

Not noted in "Muster" or "Prisoners".

Other notes:

• "List of Ross-Shire Jacobites", R.P.C., notes him as son to Perler Grant, lived at Corromaly, Contine, "was employed in the Pretender' Service, which Donald Reoch and Kenneth Grant in Contine can witness".

References from "Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46":

"Prisoners":	TITLE: Prisoners of the Forty-five AUTHORS: Seton, B. Gordon and Arnot, J. Gordon PUBLISHED: Edinburgh, 1928, by the Scottish History Society DIGITIZED: online by the Scottish History Society at http://scottishhistorysociety.com/publications/digitisation-of-our-volumes/digitised-volumes/ The Ullapool Museum has a booklet that extracts those people in the book noted as served in Cromarty's Regiment, the third column of this chart is based on my transcription of that booklet, since checked against the now digitized original.
R.P.C.:	TITLE: A list of persons concerned in the rebellion, transmitted to the commissioners of excise by the several supervisors in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of the 7th May, 1746, and a Supplementary list with evidences to prove the same. AUTHOR: Credited to "Scotland. Supervisors of Excise", with preface by the Earl of Rosebery, President of the Scottish History Society, and annotations by the Rev. Walter Macleod. PUBLISHED: 1890 at Edinburgh for the Scottish History Society by T. and A. Constable. DIGITIZED: online at http://www.archive.org/details/alistpersonscon01excigoog This source is also credited below in the sources for "Prisoners of the '45", see P.C. Another version of this list is in; TITLE: Historical notes; or, Essays on the '15 and '45 AUTHOR: D Murray Rose PUBLISHED: 1897 at Edinburgh by W. Brown DIGITIZED: online at http://www.archive.org/details/historicalnoteso00roserich
B.O.:	TITLE: Origins of the �Forty-five : and other papers relating to that rising AUTHOR: Blaikie, Walter Biggar PUBLISHED: 1916 at Edinburgh by the Scottish History Society, republished at Edinburgh in 1975 by the Scottish Academic Press. DIGITIZED: online at http://www.archive.org/details/originsoffortyfi00blaiuoft This is the same source noted below as Origins See also notes below with "The Lyon in Mourning".
Cumberland Papers 1745-1765:	The Cumberland Papers are described at http://www.microform.co.uk/guides/ReligionPolitics.pdf as; The papers of William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland, third son of King George II which are preserved in the Royal Archives, are concerned mainly with his military career. His campaigns in the Low Countries, Scotland and Germany, and the war in North America of which, as Captain General of the Forces until 1757, he was in supreme control. There are also a few papers of much earlier date. They deal with such subjects as the establishment of forces at Minorca and Gibraltar in 1721, and General Wade's activities in Scotland, 1724-6. Papers captured from the Scots, during and after the Duke's campaign, include a journal of Prince Charles Edward's movements before, at and after Culloden, which forms a valuable supplement to the Stuart Papers.
Sir H. Munro:	list of Mackenzies-Loudoun Papers (09204) Presumably this source was Sir Harry Munro, Baronet, who was a commander in Loudon's Highlanders. The Loudon Papers are noted as "dispersed between Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Mount Stuart House on the Isle of Bute and the Huntington Library, San Marino, California".

References from "Prisoners of the '45":

Allardyce:	TITLE: Historical Papers relating to the Jacobite Period AUTHOR: Col. James Allardyce PUBLISHED: 1895 by the New Spalding Club DIGITIZED: online (Volume 2) at http://www.archive.org/details/historicalpapers02allauoft
Baga:	TITLE: Baga de Secretis. AUTHOR: Deputy Keeper of the Public Records The items referenced above are from pages 172-193 of Appendix Two to the Fifth Report.
Celtic Mag:	Celtic Magazine. "The Celtic Magazine was a monthly periodical and each year the editor published the 12 editions in book form. It contains history, folklore, poetry, literature, traditions, and articles on Scots living abroad." The editor, Alexander Mackenzie, was a noted historian, and struggler for crofter's rights. See digitized versions of the magazine at http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=celtic%20magazine Both references above to the Celtic Magazine are to an article about the famous Rev. James Robertson of Lochbroom, that looks to have been based in large part on the historical report in The second Statistical Account of Scotland.
Egerton:	Egerton Manuscripts, British Museum. These are now deposited with the British Library, as "EG 2000", but folio numbers different than noted in the table above. The Brief description in the British Library index reads; "Eg 2000 Extract: Eg. 2,000. ORIGINAL briefs of Sir John Strange, one of the counsel for the prosecution on the trials at St. Margaret's Hill, Southwark, in. July-Nov. 1746, of Francis Townley and many others concerned in. the Scotch rebellion of 1745; with various notes, minutes of."
Entry Book:	State Papers Domestic Entry Book.
Lyon:	TITLE: The Lyon in Mourning AUTHOR: Rev. Robert Forbes, A.M. COMPILER: Rev. Henry Paton, M.A. PUBLISHED: 1895 by the Scottish Historical Society at Edinburgh in three volumes DIGITIZED: online at; Volume 1: http://www.archive.org/details/lyoninmourningor01forbuoft Volume 2: http://www.archive.org/details/lyoninmourningor02forbuoft Volume 3: http://www.archive.org/details/lyoninmourningor03forbuoft The book is more fully titled as "The Lyon in mourning : or, A collection of speeches, letters, journals etc. relative to the affairs of Prince Charles Edward Stuart".
Forbes:	TITLE: Jacobite Gleanings AUTHOR: J. Maccbeth Forbes PUBLISHED: 1903 at Edinburgh and London by O. Anderson and Ferrier DIGITIZED: online at http://archive.org/details/jacobitegleanin00forbgoog More fully titled as "Jacobite Gleanings from State Manuscripts: Short Sketches of Jacobites [and] the Transportations in 1745".
Origins:	TITLE: Origins of the �Forty-five : and other papers relating to that rising AUTHOR: Blaikie, Walter Biggar, LL.D. PUBLISHED: 1916 at Edinburgh by the Scottish History Society, republished at Edinburgh in 1975 by the Scottish Academic Press. DIGITIZED: online at http://www.archive.org/details/originsoffortyfi00blaiuoft This is the same source noted above as B.O. See also notes above with "The Lyon in Mourning".
P.C.:	TITLE: A list of persons concerned in the rebellion, transmitted to the commissioners of excise by the several supervisors in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of the 7th May, 1746, and a Supplementary list with evidences to prove the same. AUTHOR: Credited to "Scotland. Supervisors of Excise", with preface by the Earl of Rosebery, President of the Scottish History Society, and annotations by the Rev. Walter Macleod. PUBLISHED: 1890 at Edinburgh for the Scottish History Society by T. and A. Constable. DIGITIZED: online at http://ia301338.us.archive.org/2/items/alistpersonscon00excigoog/alistpersonscon00excigoog.pdf This source is also credited above in the sources for "Muster Roll of Prince Charles Edward Stuart's Army, 1745-46", see R.P.C.
P.R.:	Patent Rolls.
P.S.O.:	Privy Seal office Docquet Book.
Scots Mag:	Scots Magazine. The oldest magazine in the world, since 1739, though not continuously published. Presumably the editions used as references here are from the publication run of 1739-1826. The magazine has a website at http://www.scotsmagazine.com
Seton:	Family of Seton. George Seton. Edinburgh, 1896. More fully titled as "A History of the Family of Seton during Eight Centuries" by George Seton, Advocate, M.A. Oxon., etc. in two volumes.
S.P.:	TITLE: The Scots Peerage : founded on Wood's edition of Sir Robert Douglas's Peerage of Scotland; containing an historical and genealogical account of the nobility of that kingdom. EDITOR: Sir James Balfour Paul, K.C.V.O. PUBLISHED: 1904 at Edinburgh by D. Douglas. Paul served as "Lord Lyon", the chief of Scottish Heraldry from 1890 till 1927. The book cited has been digitized and the only volume referanced above (for George Mackenzie, III Earl of Cromarty), is volume three at http://www.archive.org/details/scotspeeragefoun03pauluoft
S.P.S.:	State Papers, Scotland. Series H.
S.P.D.:	State Papers, Domestic. More fully described as "Records assembled by the State Paper Office, including papers of the Secretaries of State up to 1782", they are held at The National Archives, Kew. "SP36" includes the period 1718-1760.
T.B.P.:	Treasury Board Papers.

NOTE. - The numbers following an abbreviation indicate the Bundle and Folio number. Thus, "S.P.D., 84-2" means State Papers Domestic, Bundle 84, Folio 2; and "P.R., 3621-3" means Patent Rolls, Bundle 3621, Folio number 3.

References from sources not noted in "Muster Roll" or "Prisoners of the '45":

History:	History of the Mackenzies by Alexander Mackenzie was published 1894 collecting articles he had previously written for the Celtic Magazine he was Editor of. He attempted with the book to trace the descent of all the various branches of the MacKenzie family. Project Gutenberg has digitized the book, see http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext03/mcknz10.txt
Findon:	The "Findon Tables" are a series of thirteen large genealogy charts published in 1879 by Major James Dixon MacKenzie of Findon. He credited a large part of the research to his brother Lewis Mark Mackenzie who died before completing the charts. They attempted to show all the lines of descent in the Mackenzie family from earliest time till their day. The Mormons have microfilmed the charts, see FHL 277813, however for filming they broke each chart into many different frames, making it difficult to browse and study. More recently, Clan MacKenzie U.K. has reproduced them full size, and makes them available at a fair price, see their page describing the charts and giving ordering information at; http://www.clan-mackenzie.org.uk/shop/findon.html
M.C.P.:	TITLE: More Culloden Papers, 1626 to 1747 EDITOR: Duncan Warrand O.B.E., M.A., F.S.A. PUBLISHED: 1929 and 1930 at Inverness in five volumes by Robert Carruthers & Sons. DIGITIZED: online at http://ia351425.us.archive.org/3/items/cullodenpapersmo04warruoft/cullodenpapersmo04warruoft_djvu.txt
Companions:	The companions of Pickle; being a sequel to "Pickle the Spy", author Andrew Lang, was published 1898 at London and New York by Longmans, Green, and Company, it has been digitized online at http://www.archive.org/details/companionsofpick00lang
2Statistical:	The Second Statistical Account of Scotland includes a report on the Parish of Lochbroom by it's Minister, the Rev. Thomas Ross, LL.D., published May 1835. Ross includes some history of the Parish, including of the 1745 Rebellion. It has been digitized online in several places, including http://www.rchs.uhi.ac.uk/communit/p37/ht/pa/pa_lochbroom/lochbroom_pa02.html
Some:	TITLE: Some Mackenzie Pedigrees AUTHOR: Duncan Warrand, O.B.E., M.A., F.S.A. PUBLISHED: first published 1965 at Inverness by Robert Carruthers & Sons, though written 1937.

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