Index to CR Deaths in Kilninian - contribution by Jo Currie, Edinburgh, 1st May 2001 | |||
| Abbreviations | AC = Archibald Campbell
of Stonefield;
ACP = Col. Alexander Campbell of Possil; AM = Gen. Allan Maclean; AMB = Allan Maclean, Bart.(Sir Allan); AMD = Allan Maclean, the red- haired doctor; AMLB = Archibald Maclaine of Lochbuy; CM = Charles Macquarie of Ulva; DM = Donald Maclaine, merchant; DMWS = Donald Maclean WS; FWC = Francis William Clark; GM = Gillean Maclaine; JB = James Boswell; JC = Jane Campbell; JG = John Gregorson of Ardtornish; |
JMG = John
Maclaine Tacksman of Gruline;
JMLB = John Maclaine of Lochbuy; LB = Lochbuy estate; LM = Lachlan Macquarie of NSW; LMD = Lauchlan Maclaine the diarist; LMQ = Lachlan Macquarrie of Ulva; LMT = Lachlan Maclean of Torloisk; MM = Murdoch Maclaine 19th of Lochbuy; MM2 = Murdoch Maclaine 20th of Lochbuy; MM3 = Murdoch Maclaine of Lochbuy, 1814-1850; MMT = Marianne Maclean of Torloisk (Mrs Clephane); RM = Ranald Macdonald of Staffa; SJ = Samuel Johnson. |
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Note All women, in
deference to custom, are indexed by their maiden names.
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| Abercromby, Ralph | 1734-1801; general; | ||
| Allan, Alexander | 1780-1854; founder of the Allan Line; | ||
| Allan, Alexander | 1844- ; of Aros; | ||
| Allan, Bryce | 18 - 1874; of Aros; | ||
| Argyll, Dukes of | |||
| Campbell, Archibald | 16 - 1703. 1st duke.(10th earl); created duke 1701, his expedition to Mull | ||
| Archibald | 1682-1761; 3rd duke; succeeded 1743; letter to Duncan Forbes, sympathy for victims of '45; introduces oath of allegiance; asks tenants to build in stone; | ||
| George Douglas | 1823-1900. 8th duke; m. Lady Elizabeth Georgiana Leveson-Gower | ||
| George William | 1768-1839; 6th duke; succeeded 1806; m. Lady Caroline Paget; visits Mull; sells estates in Mull; | ||
| John | 1678-1743; 2nd duke; succeeded 1703; | ||
| John | - 1770. 4th duke; succeeded 1761; as John Campbell of Mamore, supports reprisals | ||
| John | 1723-1806. 5th duke; succeeded 1770. Deep concern for Mull estates, involved in founding of Tobermory, encourages fishing industry, | ||
| John Douglas | - 1847; 7th duke; succeeded 1839 his brother George William | ||
| John Douglas S. | 1845 -1914; 9th duke; succeeded 1900; m. Princess Louise | ||
| Argyll, Earls of | |||
| Campbell, Archibald | 1607-1661; 'Gruamach'; 8th earl & marquis; | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | 1629-1685; 9th earl; | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | 16 -1703; 10th earl; | ||
| Auldjo, John | c.1800-18 ; proprietor of Pennygael & Torrans; | ||
| Auldjo, Thomas Richardson | fl. 1800; proprietor of Pennygael; | ||
| Banks, Sir Joseph | 1743-1820; visitor to Staffa in 1772; | ||
| Beaton, Edmond | 17 -1758; of Pennycross; goes to Jamaica in 1725; | ||
| Beaton, John | c.1645-1708; minister of Kilninian; | ||
| Beaton, Malcolm | 16 - ; infeft in Pennycross 1663, | ||
| Beaton, Neil | 17 -17 ; claimant to lands of Pennycross; | ||
| Beaton, Rory | 1760-185 ; tenant in Ardalanish; | ||
| Beveridge, Dr James Hall | c.1815-1864; surgeon in Bunessan; inspector of the poor; | ||
| Black, Dr Donald | 1839-1885; medical practitioner in Ross of Mull; | ||
| Blackadder, William | 17 -18 . surveyor; | ||
| Blair, "Moggie" | fl. 1720-1745; landlady in Edinburgh, wife of the betrayer of Sir Hector Maclean; | ||
| Borrie, David | c.1795-18 ; gardener & overseer at Torloisk; | ||
| Boswell, James | 1740-1795; author of Tour; visitor to Mull in 1773. | ||
| Boyter, Dr David | 1788-1850; distributor of national funds for destitute Highlanders; | ||
| Browne, Mary | d. 1717. 1st duchess of 2nd duke of Argyll; | ||
| Buchanan, Anne | c.17 - 18 ; in Garmony, half sister of LMD; | ||
| Buchanan, George | c.1782-18 ; packetmaster in Tobermory | ||
| Buchanan, John | 1729-17 . husband of Janet McPhail | ||
| Burt, Edmund | d.1765; officer of engineers; | ||
| Cameron, Sir Ewen | 1629-1719; of Lochiel | ||
| Campbell, Alexander | d. 1756; tacksman of Scallastle; | ||
| Campbell, Alexander | d. 1828; 'the Old Fox'; tacksman of Auchnacraig; | ||
| Campbell, Alexander | fl. 17 ; schoolmaster in Laggan; threatens to go to law over non-payment of his salary | ||
| Campbell, Dr Alexander | 1764-1824. compiler of Albyn; visitor to Mull in 1815; | ||
| Campbell, Alexander | 1778-1847; 'ACP'; Colonel, of Possil & Achnacroish; buys Duart; generous to church; | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | 1696-1777. 'AC'; of Stonefield, Sheriff of Argyll; accompanies Duncan Forbes of Culloden on expedition to Mull, | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | 1734- ; tacksman of Treshnish; | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | c.1766-1790; Lieut., tacksman of Sunipol; | ||
| Campbell, Archibald J. | proprietor of Kilpatrick ? | ||
| Campbell, Archibald | 1836-1910. minister of Kilfinichen; | ||
| Campbell, Colin | d. 1806 ? tacksman of Achnacroish; | ||
| Campbell, Colin | 17 -18 . of Kintraw; marries Jane Maclaine of LB, becomes factor to Campbell of Possil, dismissed, in Oban before emigrating to Australia, | ||
| Campbell, Donald | d.1775. of Airds; factor to duke of Argyll, reports on estate in Mull in 1747 | ||
| Campbell, Donald | fl. 1760. tacksman of Mingary | ||
| Campbell, Donald | fl.1760. of Mishnish | ||
| Campbell, Donald | 1786-1855. minister of Kilfinichen; | ||
| Campbell, Donald | d. 1841. in Achnacraig; son of Alexander Campbell, Tacksman; MM2's hostility to, supposed insanity of, possible suicide of ... | ||
| Campbell, Donald | d. 1861 Capt., of Pennyghael. | ||
| Campbell, Dugald | 1746-1824. minister of Kilfinichen; contribution to Statistical Account, | ||
| Campbell, Duncan | 1707-1791; tacksman of Aros; | ||
| Campbell, Duncan | fl. of Treshnish | ||
| Campbell, Elizabeth | c.1755-1819. of Achnaba, wife of Angus Gregorson of Ardtornish; | ||
| Campbell, Elizabeth H. | c.1778-1835. wife of LM; marries LM, refuses to leave her husband's body, retains Mr Meiklejohn, sudden fit of gaiety & drives to London, death, charitable bequests | ||
| Campbell, Farquhar | 1820-1881. of Aros, captain 42 Regt. (Black Watch); | ||
| Campbell, Harriet | 1815-18 . dau. of Alexander Campbell of Possil; her son inherits Torosay | ||
| Campbell, Isabella | 18 -18 . wife of Lachlan Campbell, Jun., of Jarvisfield; | ||
| Campbell, James | 16 -1731. of Stonefield, sheriff depute of Argyll; | ||
| Campbell, Jane | d. 1800. of Stonefield,; wife of Sir John Campbell of Airds, looks after her grand-daughter, Jane, dislikes GM, plays the lottery | ||
| Campbell, Jane | c.1761-1824.
wife of MM; 30 years younger than MM, respected by AM, miscarries, brings
Airds
standards to LB, as a widow has 9 daughters to marry, returns to LB, dies at LB, |
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| Campbell, Jane | b.1818. dau. of Colin Campbell; marries Charles Maclean 1837, | ||
| Campbell, Janet (Jessie) | 17 -18 . wife of Lieut. Archd. Campbell; employs Thomas Campbell as tutor, | ||
| Campbell, John | c.1734-1801. Lord Stonefield, judge; | ||
| Campbell, Sir John | 1767-1834. of Airds; | ||
| Campbell, John | fl. 1790. general in the Marines. | ||
| Campbell, Sir John | d. 1788. of Airds | ||
| Campbell, John | c.1800-1872.'Factor Mor'; duke of Argyll's factor in Ardfenaig; | ||
| Campbell, John | 1816-1885. of Duart, or Torosay; | ||
| Campbell, John | 1816-1885. of Possil; called 'the dragoon'; builds Torosay Castle, marries two cousins who both die, | ||
| Campbell, John | fl.1840-1884. in Dervaig | ||
| Campbell, Kenneth | c.1795-1875. proprietor of Ardow | ||
| Campbell, Margaret | |||
| Campbell, Mary | |||
| Campbell, Mungo | 1815-1872. minister of Salen QS church | ||
| Campbell, Neil | fl. 1750-1765. son of Alexander C. of Scallastle; | ||
| Campbell, Robert | fl. 1700-1745; biographer of duke of Argyll; | ||
| Campbell, Susan | b. 1813. 'Black Beauty'; dau. of Alexander Campbell of Possil | ||
| Campbell, Susanna | fl. 1730- . wife of tacksman of Scallastle | ||
| Campbell, Thomas | 1777-1844. poet, tutor at Sunipol in 1795; grandson of Campbell of Kirnan | ||
| Carmichael, Alexander | 1810-1859. tacksman of Bunessan; | ||
| Carmichael, Duncan | 1768-183 .farmer in Glennan; postmaster at Achnacraig; | ||
| Carr, Sir John | 1772-1832. visitor to Mull in 1807; | ||
| Chantreau, Pierre Nicolas | fl.17 . 'Citoyen Chantreau'; visitor to Mull in 1788-9. | ||
| Charles I | 1600-1649. | ||
| Charles II | d. 16 | ||
| Cheape, George Clark | 1842-1900. of Carsaig & Tiroran; | ||
| Clark, Duncan | 1790-1878. minister of Torosay; his 'needle pointing north'; first wife dies, borrows history of Macleans for New Statistical Account | ||
| Clark, Francis Wm | 1800-1887. of Ulva; his background; buys Ulva; 'will not pay a fancy price'; snubbed by MM2; writes Statistical Account; effect of New Poor Law upon; irrascible behaviour of; learns Gaelic, treatment of tenants, bends roads towards Ulva, | ||
| Clark, Francis Wm. Jr. | 1827-1886. sheriff of Lanark, only son of FWC; romantic view of Mull, marries Catherine MacLachlan; | ||
| Clark, Francis William | 18 -19 . grandson of FWC; | ||
| Clephane, Douglas | 176 -1803.of Carslogie; | ||
| Clephane, Margaret Maclean | 1790-1830. Lady Compton & Marchioness of Northampton. c1790 -1830; writes to Walter Scott, a bluestocking, becomes immensely fat after marriage; visited by LMD; | ||
| Colquhoun, | |||
| Compton, Spencer J.A. | 1790-1851. marquis of Northampton; marries Margaret Douglas Maclean Clephane; | ||
| Crawford, Alexander | 1809-1856. of Aros; | ||
| Crawford, Donald | 1837-1919. advocate, MP, son of Alexander Crawford; his connections with Mull landedfamilies; reports death of Donald Maclaine of Lochbuy; | ||
| Cromwell, Oliver | 1599-1658. | ||
| Cromwell, Richard | 1626-1712. | ||
| Cumberland, William | 1721-1765. duke of; orders burning of Morvern | ||
| Cunison, Alexander | d.1717. minister of Kilfinichen. | ||
| Currie, Alexander | b. 1800. schoolmaster in Fishnish; | ||
| Currie, Donald | c. 1770-184 .carpenter in Garmony; marries Anne Buchanan; | ||
| Currie, Duncan | c.1790- tenant in Cameron; | ||
| Currie, Gillean | c. 18 - ; in Ledirkle & Garmony. | ||
| Currie, Hector | c.1823. ferryman, Garmony; | ||
| Currie, John | 1758-1828. schoolmaster in Ulva; | ||
| Cuthbertson, Robert | 18 -18 . customs official in Tobermory | ||
| Dewar, James | 1801-1866. minister of Salen QS church; 'the very milk of human kindness, but in his duty, resolute & immoveable', marries the Torloisk factor's dau.; | ||
| Drummond, James | 18 -1851.Viscount Strathallan. | ||
| Drummond, William Henry | Viscount Strathallan, proprietor of Glenforsa. 1 | ||
| Duff | |||
| Dunbar, Ronald | c.1705-1753; WS; lawyer in Edinburgh; accompanies Forbes to Mull; | ||
| Faujas de Saint Fond, B. | 1741-1819. geologist & author, visitor to Mull in 1784; experiences Torloisk hospitality, | ||
| Ferguson, Alexander | 1790-1833. minister of Tobermory QS church; | ||
| Ferguson, Duncan | 1800-1882. leader of Baptist congregation at Bunessan; | ||
| Ferrier, James | 1744-1829. commissioner for duke of Argyll; | ||
| Fletcher, Angus | c.1742-1775. minister of Ardnamurchan; | ||
| Fletcher, John | fl.1740. in Aros; fosters Mally Maclaine, | ||
| Forbes, Duncan | 1644-1704. of Culloden | ||
| Forbes, Duncan | 1685-1747. of Culloden; Lord President of the Court of Session; visits Mull 1737, introduces new system of leases, petitioned by the former laird of Treshnish, | ||
| Forsyth, James | 1801-1862. of Sorne; builder of Glengorm Castle; his attitude to islanders, | ||
| Forsyth, James Noel Muller | 1844-1923. of Quinish; son of James Forsyth; | ||
| Fraser, Alexander | c.1758-1828. minister of Torosay; found by presbytery to be living in sin; poverty of; his stipend late, irritant to heritors; CM reproves him; good humour when dying; | ||
| Fraser, Farquhar | 1606-1680. minister of Tiree; | ||
| Fraser, John | 1647-1702. minister of Tiree; son of Farquhar; | ||
| Fraser, Simon | capt. 80th Regt. | ||
| Fraser, Simon | c. 1790-18 . lieut.4th East India Regt. | ||
| Fraser, William | 1809-1874. minister of Ulva; | ||
| Garnett, Thomas | 1766-1802. visitor to Mull in 1798; | ||
| George I | 16 -17 . king | ||
| Graham, James | 1612-1650. 5th earl & 1st marquis of Montrose; | ||
| Grant, Colquhoun | 1721-1792. WS; Jacobite; | ||
| Grant, Lillias | 1773-1833. wife of DMWS; | ||
| Greenhill-Gardyne, Charles | 1831-1923. prop. of Glenforsa, m. Amelia Anne Drummond, dau. of Lord Strathallan | ||
| Gregorson, Angus | 1735-1811. tacksman of Ardtornish | ||
| Gregorson, Angus | 1816-1873. son of Donald Gregorson; writer in Oban; factor to L-B; | ||
| Gregorson, Angus | 1832-1872. son of JG; | ||
| Gregorson, Donald | 1776-1829. son of Angus Gregorson, tacksman of Ardtornish; | ||
| Gregorson, Eliza | 1824-1918. 'the Winter Daisy' dau. of JG; | ||
| Gregorson, James | fl. 17 -18 . | ||
| Gregorson, John | 1775-1846. ' the Sheriff', of Ardtornish; | ||
| Gregorson, Marjory | 1778-1836. wife of Allan Maclaine of Scallastle; accused of adultery; her family colludes to show her husband's insanity; lives at Scallastle; her burial on Lismore & epitaph | ||
| Gunning, Elizabeth | 1734-1790. duchess of Argyll, formerly duchess of Hamilton; | ||
| Hall, Rev. James | visitor to Mull in 1806 ? | ||
| Halliday, Andrew | 1781-1839. tutor at Lochbuy; , medical student; later Sir Andrew; his diary, professional successgoes too far with MM, Miss Catherine meets him in London, | ||
| Hardie, John | captain of Duart Castle | ||
| Hill, John | colonel | ||
| Hume, David | 1711-1776. philosopher; sends Essays to Archibald, 3rd duke of Argyll | ||
| Hunter, Alexander | 1790-1858. WS; | ||
| James V | 1512-1542. king of Scotland; | ||
| James VI & I | 1566-1625. king of Scotland, accession; | ||
| James VII | 1633-1701. second son of Charles I; | ||
| Jarvis, Jane | 1772-1796; 1st wife of LM; | ||
| Johnson, Samuel | 1709-1784. author of Journey; visitor to Mull in 1773; | ||
| Knox, Andrew | 1559-1633; bishop of the isles; | ||
| Lambert, John | general | ||
| Lamont, Allan | 1793-1865. schoolmaster & postmaster in Torosay; emigrates to Canada; | ||
| Lamont, Archibald | |||
| Lamont, Donald | 1818-18 . son of Allan Lamont; assistant to Angus Gregorson, factor of L-B | ||
| Lane, | |||
| Langlands, James | 17 -18 . surveyor, | ||
| Learmonth, Anne | c.1733-1780. wife of MM; | ||
| Leslie, David | 16 - . general | ||
| Leyden, John | 1775-1811; visitor to Mull in 1800; | ||
| Lilburne, Robert | 1613-1665. | ||
| Lowther, Barbara | c.1767- wife of AMLB; arranges assignation, her supposed fortune, her father's activities, behaviour after AMLB's murder, in London, visits Scotland, | ||
| Macarthur, Alexander | proprietor of Ardmeanach ? or was he black Macarthur ? | ||
| Macarthur, Archibald | c.1734-1810. minister of Kilninian; | ||
| Macarthur, Donald | 1772-1864; min. of Kilninian; suffers from nervous illness; | ||
| Macarthur, Duncan | c. 1824-18 ; "black Macarthur", overseer in Tiroran in 1851; | ||
| Macarthur, John | c.1827- ; of Ardmeanach; | ||
| Macarthur, Patrick | c.1740-1790; min. of Torosay; drowned in Sound of Mull; | ||
| Macaskill, Allan | 1765-1828; captain, of Mornish; Mull background; life at sea; nat. children; builds Calgary Castle; friendship with DMWS; leaves estate to nephew; MM2 will not visit him; | ||
| Macaskill, Donald | 1824-18 ; natural son of Capt. Allan of Mornish; | ||
| Macaskill, Hugh | 1799-1863; "Eoghainn Mor", of Talisker, Skye; proprietor of Mornish; reputation as an evictor, | ||
| Macaskill, Mary | 1775-1866; sister & housekeeper to Capt.Allan at Calgary; | ||
| MacCallum, Alexander | 1774-1833; ground officer to D.of A.; becomes sheriff's clerk at Tobermory | ||
| MacCallum, John | c.1793-1858; joiner in Tobermory; | ||
| MacCallum, John | c.1821-1892; writer in Tobermory, procurator; | ||
| MacColl, Dr Duncan | 1810-1882; surgeon in Salen; | ||
| MacColl, Dr Hector | 1799-1891; surgeon in Tobermory; charity towards poor; | ||
| MacColla, Alasdair | |||
| MacCormick, John | 1785-1879; schoolmaster in Creich; | ||
| MacCormick, Neil | 1836-1925; quarrymaster in Creich; | ||
| Macdonald, Alexander | c.1653-1724; min. of Ardnamurchan; | ||
| Macdonald, Alexander | c.17 -1770; "Alasdair MacMhaighstir Alasdair", poet; | ||
| Macdonald, Colin | 17 -c.1798; of Boisdale; buys Ulva; | ||
| Macdonald, Flora | 1722-1790; heroine of the '45; | ||
| Macdonald, Ian Lom | poet | ||
| Macdonald, John | schoolmaster | ||
| Macdonald, Ranald | 1777-1838. 'RM'; "Staffa", proprietor of Ulva. His family background as a Macdonald of Boisdale, related to Flora Macdonald, his mother's role in Ulva, his hospitality, extravagance, marriage, bankruptcy, father-in-law rescues him, host to Walter Scott & Sir John Carr; eldership in Kilninian; attends General Assembly; sells Ulva, | ||
| Macdonald, Robert | 1778-1855; of Inchkenneth, capt. in Artillery; | ||
| Macdougall, Isabel | c.1685-1759; 'the Grandmother'; | ||
| Macdougall, Katharine | fl. 1720-1770; wife of Lachlan Maclaine, & 2nd, of Allan Maclean of Kilmory; | ||
| Macdougall, Mary | 1789-1872; [marr. name Macdonald]; hymn writer; moved from Shiaba to Ardalanish Point; | ||
| Macfadyen, | |||
| Macfarlane, | |||
| MacGilvra, Alexander | 1684-1778; of Pennyghael; | ||
| MacGilvra, Alexander | c. 1780-18 ; of Pennyghael; | ||
| MacGilvra, Hugh | 17 -1804; of Pennyghael; m. Cath. Maclaine of LB; | ||
| MacGilvra, Martin | fl.1610-1650; min. of Killean, Kilfinichen & Iona in 17thC.; of Pennyghael family; | ||
| MacGilvray, William | of Pennyghael & Montreal | ||
| MacGregor, Alexander | minister of Iona, established church. 1796-1875 | ||
| MacGregor, James | 1698-1759; of Correctled; ancestor of Ardtornish Gregorsons; | ||
| MacInnes, Lachlan | fl. 17 ; tenant in Corrinahenachy; | ||
| Macintyre, Angus | 1815-1887; min. of Kinlochspelvie QS parish; reports on famine; | ||
| Macintyre, Duncan Ban | 1724-1814; poet, visitor to Mull in 17 ; | ||
| Macintyre, Duncan | of Burg | ||
| Macintyre, Duncan | Baptist and hymn writer. 1778-1863 | ||
| McKenzie, Duncan | 1743-1800; husband of 'Miss Maclean'; | ||
| McKenzie, | tutor at Lochbuy. | ||
| McKillop, Charles | 1765-185 ; tenant in Ledirkle; | ||
| McKillop, Colin | 1800-18 ; servant to ACP; injured in 1841; later innkeeper at Craignure, | ||
| McKillop, John | c. 1745-18 ; in Ardchoirk; dances reel at age of 82; made elder of Torosay; | ||
| Mackinnon, Angus | in Rossall | ||
| Mackinnon, Charles | c. 1755- ; of Mackinnon; small, frail, short-sighted intellectual; | ||
| Mackinnon, John | c. 1725- ; of Mackinnon; | ||
| Mackinnon, Wm. Alexr. | of Mackinnon | ||
| Maclachlan, Catherine | c.1834-1916; wife of Francis Wm. Clark Jr.; | ||
| Maclachlan, Dugald | c.1795-1851; of Killiemore; interested in fishing; m. Isabella Stewart; | ||
| Maclachlan, Dugald | 1814-1865; prison keeper in Tobermory; | ||
| Maclachlan, Eun | d. 1820; of Laudle; | ||
| Maclachlan, Harriet | 1790-1880; wife of ACP; acts of charity in Torosay; hostility to LMD; husband dies at height of potato famine | ||
| Maclachlan, Janet | c.17 -18 ; wife of Dr Andrew Maclaine; | ||
| Maclaine, Allan | fl.1700; of Garmony; father of JMLB; | ||
| Maclaine, Allan | c.1728-17 ; brother of MM; | ||
| Maclaine, Allan | 1772-1843; of Scallastle; son of GM; irresponsibility; loudness; quarrels; marriage to Marjorie Gregorson, accuses wife of adultery with Dr Donald Maclaine; cognosced insane; in exile; not spoken of ; | ||
| Maclaine, Dr Andrew | c.1760-1795; surgeon in Callachilly, drover; cattle breeding profitable but found to be penniless at his sudden death; widow's difficulties; effect on Mull economy; | ||
| Maclaine, Angus | 1800-1877; min. of Ardnamurchan; kindness to LMD; abandons parish to go to Australia; charitable funds for poor; | ||
| Maclaine, Archibald | 1750-1784; 'AMLB' ; 18th of LB; schooling at Dalkeith; father will not confide in him; temper tantrums; tries to strangle GM; relationship with JMG; goes to America; buys negro woman, prisoner of war; court martial of; dismissed from army service; m. Barbara Lowther; quarrel with Munro; murdered; debts; has nat. son in America; | ||
| Maclaine, Archibald | 1777-18 ; son of GM; one of twins; | ||
| Maclaine, Catherine | c. 17 -1803; 'Miss Ketty'; sister of JMG; | ||
| Maclaine, Catherine | 1793-1894; dau. of MM; stays with Eliz. Macquarie in Putney; buys large number of gloves; returns to LB; longest living of MM's children; dies aged 100 at LB; | ||
| Maclaine, Dr Donald | c. -1829; surgeon in Callachilly & Gualachaoilish; surviving children live at Aros Bridge, | ||
| Maclaine, Donald | 1816-1863; 'DMLB'; 21st of LB; character; goes to Batavia; decision to buy sequestratedestate of LB, returns to Scotland, title confirmed, his children Episcopalians, builds Java Lodge, dies in Edinburgh, | ||
| Maclaine, Donald | c.1750-1819. 'DM'; 'Cousin Donald', merchant & seedsman in Edinburgh, protege of MM, conducts MM's business, 'cheats' LB family in will, disapproves of MM's friends, | ||
| Maclaine, Elizabeth | 1790-1837; dau. of MM; m. Donald Campbell; | ||
| Maclaine, Farquhar | 1743-1822; 'Honest Farquhar'; tenant in Oskamull, wright; brother-in-law of LM; . | ||
| Maclaine, Flora | 1796-1869; dau. of MM; later Mrs Whiteside; most intelligent of LB girls, marries AMD; lives at Rossall, financial problems as widow, goes to Ayr, remarries, visits LB with Dr Whiteside | ||
| Maclaine, Gillean | c.1724-1788.'GM'; of Scallastle, natural son of JMLB, educates himself in law, changes LB documents to own advantage, 'reduced' by his father, AMLB attempts to strangle him, marries Maria MacQuarrie, disapproves of AMLB's behaviour, a "vagabond", raids Lochbuy muniments in MM's absence,"ruins" JMLB, "abominable bastard", Mrs Campbell of Airds hopes he will not visit, illness & death, his books, financial affairs, his son LMD's attitude to him, appearance of, | ||
| Maclaine, Gillean | of Scallastle, son of Allan Maclaine. 1796-1840. His career in Java, lost at sea, | ||
| Maclaine, Harriet | |||
| Maclaine, Hector | 12th of LB | ||
| Maclaine, Hector | c.1741-1744; of LB; 'the infant' | ||
| Maclaine, Hector | son of Farquhar Maclaine, 1783- | ||
| Maclaine, Hugh | Col., son of Farquhar Maclaine. 17 -1828 | ||
| Maclaine, Hugh | vintner in Tobermory, c.1758- 18 | ||
| Maclaine, Jane | 1788-18 ;dau. of MM, brought up by Campbells of Airds, in love with J. Gregorson, marries Colin Campbell of Kintraw, emigrates to Australia, | ||
| Maclaine, Jane Jarvis | 1802-18 dau. of MM, | ||
| Maclaine, John | c.1670-1747. 'the grandfather', 14th of LB, | ||
| Maclaine, John | c.1700-1778. 'JMLB' 17th of LB, awaits confirmation of title, not in direct line of succession, his natural children, faced with LB debts, litigious nature of, falls out with GM, drinking habits, other things on his mind when he hosts JB & SJ., sees AMLB off to America, his violence with tenants, death, | ||
| Maclaine, John | c.1728-1792.Tacksman of Gruline; bachelor, sister keeps house at Gruline, has son by a local woman, attached to AMLB, resents MM, financial problems of, Maclaine, John nephew of John T of G., 17 - 18 | ||
| Maclaine, John | c.1765 - 18 .Tacksman of Tiroran. "slightly ridiculous", 16 children brought up as ladies & gentlemen, at war with every neighbour, emigrates to America, | ||
| Maclaine, John | 1778-1815, son of GM, killed at Waterloo. | ||
| Maclaine, John | son of MM. 1792-1818. ADC to LM in NSW, in Paris, viewing the Louvre, profligate nature of, talented observer, | ||
| Maclaine, Lachlan | c.17 -1743, 'the prodigal', 15th of LB. Leaves enormous debts on LB estate, | ||
| Maclaine, Lachlan | c.1677-1735. of Knockroy, father of MM, obscurity of, | ||
| Maclaine, Lauchlan | 1771-1847. 'LMD'. nat. son of GM, birth in Edinburgh, upbringing, education, fondness for women and young girls, valentines, opinion of commoner relations, popularity, attachment to Mrs Gregorson, poems and songs, collection of Gaelic poetry, goes to Oban, olium, illness and death, spoke no evil, | ||
| Maclaine, Lily | 'Black Beauty', dau. of MM2, 1818-1894. Carer to John Maclean in 21 Albany Street, tries to sell Java Lodge, | ||
| Maclaine, Margaret (Peggy) | c.1729-1811. mother of LM, sister of MM, Simplicity of, blindness, receives letter from Jane Jarvis, superstition about Little Colonsay, | ||
| Maclaine, Mary (Mally) | c.1739-1831. dau. of Lachlan Maclaine of L-B., abducted by JMLB, elopes with Allan Maclean of Drimnin, | ||
| Maclaine, Mary | 1800-1880. Believes JG is in love with her, marries JG, hospitality at Ardtornish, kindness to LMD, 5 children die in infancy, falls into a decline on death of Jeanie, bears stillborn twins, LMD covets her, leaves Ardtornish, | ||
| Maclaine, Murdoch | 16 -17 . 13th of L-B, | ||
| Maclaine, Murdoch | |||
| Maclaine, Murdoch | 1730-1804; 'MM'; 19th of LB; birthplace and details of childhood unknown; apprenticeship; merchant in Edin.; m. Anne Learmonth; entrepreneurial activities; kindness and reliability; relations with GM; relations with LMQ; with JMLB; with AMLB; enters army; in American war; "prudence, discretion & discernment", "application & intelligence", death of Anne; considers settling in NS; hears of AMLB's murder; attends trial; succeeds to LB; 2nd marriage; builds new house at LB; burden of debt; AM pursues him for money; Fabian tactics of; described as "high & mighty"; his Janus face; sells portions of estate; discovers GM's fabrication of entail; his quarrel with Scallastles; illness and death; funeral; assessment of character of; | ||
| Maclaine, Murdoch | 1791-1844. 20th of LB. schooling, army service, early marriage, managed by father-in- law, character of, pride in title, responsibility for mother and sisters, debts multiply, social life of, relationships with tenants, drinking habits, gout, disappointment in his heir, sudden death, funeral | ||
| Maclaine, Murdoch | 1814-1850. "little Murdie", chief of LB, 1814-1850. Character of, schooling, obsession with shooting, ambition to be MP for Argyll, "wild plans" for the estate, " vicious & disgraceful habits", lies low in potato failure, visits Torquay for his health, changes the entail, mysterious death of aged 36. | ||
| Maclaine, Murdoch Gillean of LB,. | 1845-1909 Born in Java | ||
| Maclaine, Phoebe | 1795-1867, dau. of MM, marries Donald Gregorson, as widow lives in Soroba, Oban, | ||
| Maclaine, Washington | c. 1777, nat. son of AMLB, and Charlotte Lemaitre. | ||
| MacLauchlan, Daniel | c.1710-1744; min. of Ardnamurchan. | ||
| Maclean, Alexander | 1721-1765; minister of Kilninian, | ||
| Maclean, Dr Alexander | c. 17 -1800.1st of Pennycross. | ||
| Maclean, Alexander | 1754-1835. 15th of Coll. | ||
| Maclean, Alexander | 1777-1859. Lieut.-Col., of Uisken, leaves £20,000 for education of Maclean boys, | ||
| Maclean, Alexander | 1791-876. "Sandy Pennycross", 3rd of Pennycross. Strangely ineffectual life, relationship with LB family, late marriage | ||
| Maclean, Alice | c.1730-c.1755. 1st wife of LMQ, cultured background of, love for an Islay man, tricked into marriage, poetry, death of, lovesong still sung, | ||
| Maclean, Allan | c.1698-1759. of Kilmory; feud with JMLB, m. Katharine Maclaine, imprisoned at Moy, dies as a result | ||
| Maclean, Allan | c.1675-17 ; tacksman of Suie & Tirgoil. | ||
| Maclean, Sir Allan | c. 16 - 1674; 18th of Morvern & Duart | ||
| Maclean, Allan | |||
| Maclean, Sir Allan | 1710- 1783, "the Knight", Bt.of Morvern & Duart,marries Una Maclean, has 3 daus., asks D. of A. for wadset of his own lands, entertains SJ & JB, clan's opinion of him, breaks up fight at Duart, lawsuit with D.of A., foolish behaviour, 'King Lear', | ||
| Maclean, Allan | 1724-1792; of Drimnin, in Jacobite army at Culloden, not attainted, becomes a lawyer, in pleas against JMLB, takes on case of AMB, elopes with Mary Maclaine of LB, | ||
| Maclean, Allan | 1725-1797. 'AM' ; deviousness, scorn for his brother Lachlan, envies MM his wife, regrets his wife's behaviour in Mull, convinced of his own rectitude, court-martials AMLB, | ||
| Maclean, Dr Allan | c.1759-1827. 'AMD' "the red-haired doctor", in Broloss. medical career, good looks, personality of, "thighs like a salmon", medical practitioner in Mull, marries Flora Maclaine of LB, death, humorous will | ||
| Maclean, Allan | c.1750 - ; son of Allan Maclean of Drimnin; criminal existence of, | ||
| Maclean, Allan Thomas | 1793-1868; son of Archd. Maclean of Pennycross. | ||
| Maclean, Archibald | 1683-1755; min. of Kilfinichen. | ||
| Maclean, Archibald | of Torloisk, c. 17 -1800 ? | ||
| Maclean, Archibald | 1761-1830. 2nd of Pennycross. | ||
| Maclean, Archibald | c. 17 - 1817; of Scoor, colonel 79th Regt. | ||
| Maclean, Archibald | c.1790-18 ; of Uisken, 'Archy Uisken' | ||
| Maclean, Catherine | c.1730-1803; "Miss Ketty", sister of JMG; keeps house at LB during AMLB's absence, witnesses GM's raid on muniments, | ||
| Maclean, Charles | fl. 1745; tenant in Achnacraig; shakes hand of Prince Charlie, | ||
| Maclean, Charles | c.1753-18 . of Drimnin & Kinlochaline, marries Maria, dau. of AMB, inherits & buys Brolas, opulence of house at Kilfinichen, bankruptcy, | ||
| Maclean, Charles | c. 17 -17 ; tenant in Tiroran, bro. of John | ||
| Maclean, Sir Charles Fitzroy | 1798-1883. 24th of Duart | ||
| Maclean, Charles | 1806-1872. son of DMWS. rare form of ophthalmalia makes him blind, "tyrant", "insolent beyond belief" 1638/486, reasons for emigrating to Canada, carries Drimnin title, marries Jane Campbell their dau. Lillias born, founder of dynasty in Canada | ||
| Maclean, Christina | c.1754-1826. "Miss Maclean", problem of Christian name, marries Duncan Mackenzie, helps Alex. Campbell with songs, performs waulking songs for John Wood | ||
| Maclean, Christina | 1718-1808. poet, wife of Dr John Maclean in Broloss. writes poem about AMD, | ||
| Maclean, Christina | c. 1725-1781; dau. Of Donald Maclean of Torloisk, wife of Rev. Alex.Maclean, | ||
| Maclean, Christina | 1796-1873."Chirsty", dau. of DMWS, wife of MM2. m. aged 18, her dowry her common sense, LM thinks it a foolish marriage, father's attachment to her, health, takes to bed on MM's death, temporising with MM3, provided for by DMLB, | ||
| Maclean, Colquhoun | 1795-1822. son of DMWS | ||
| Maclean, Daniel | c. 16 -1748; merchant in Glasgow, ancestor of present Duart Macleans, his debts, shady dealings, in Jamaica, | ||
| Maclean, Donald | c.16 -1748; of Tarbert, then of Torloisk, . | ||
| Maclean, Donald | 1770-1853. WS, of Kinloch, lawyer in Edinburgh, mentor to son-in-law, MM2, buys Kinloch, wishes children dead, falls out with MM2, opposes his son Charles's emigration, size of entourage when he visits Mull, | ||
| Maclean, Donald | fl. 1680-1725; of Brolos, father of AMB, | ||
| Maclean, Donald | 1750-1774. "Young Col", guide to SJ & JB." Intrepid talker", breeds rabbits, death of, | ||
| Maclean, Donald | c.17 - of Kingerloch, | ||
| Maclean, Dugald | c.1762-1818.of Ardfenaig, capt.Argyll Fencibles, poverty of family, | ||
| Maclean, Duncan | c.1795-18 ; min. of Salen, author of Gaelic hymns, joins Free Church 1843, friend of LMD, | ||
| Maclean, Sir Fitzroy | 17 - of Duart, | ||
| Maclean, Hector | c. 16 -1765; of Torloisk, a dandy, wears purple suits, a rake, sets up spinning school | ||
| Maclean, Sir Hector | 1703-1750. of Duart, born Calais, fostered by Maclean of Coll, educ. Edinburgh, examined about presence in Scotland in 1745, called 'Mr Neilson', betrayed by husband of Moggie Blair, dies in exile at Rome | ||
| Maclean, Dr Hector | 1703-1784, of Gruline. collection of MSS, strictness with dau. | ||
| Maclean, Hector | c.1718-1765. of Torloisk, "a rake", friendship with Daniel Maclean very shady, sets up spinning school at Torloisk, GM distrusts him, | ||
| Maclean, Hector | c.1714-1799. 'John Killean', wicked and dishonest conduct, provocation of JMLB, | ||
| Maclean, Hector | c.17 - lieut. 84th regt., farms in N.Scotia, corresponds with MM about land grants, reported to be in a Can. regt., | ||
| Maclean, Hector | 1765- in Kilvickeoun, survivor of shipwreck in 1785 | ||
| Maclean, Hector | 1780- . 'Hector Bunessan', son of Lachlan Ban M. | ||
| Maclean, Sir Hector | general | ||
| Maclean, Hugh | 1735-1785 in Kilvickeoun, lost in shipwreck off American coast 1785 | ||
| Maclean, Hugh | 17 -1784. of Kingerloch. merchant in Greenock | ||
| Maclean, Hugh | 1782-1861, 16th of Coll, | ||
| Maclean, Isabel | c.16 -17 ; "old Lady Brolos"; mother of AMB, witness in JMLB's criminal case | ||
| Maclean, Isabella | c.1760-1814. Wife of min. of Torosay, living with Rev. Alex.Fraser 'without benefit of marriage', | ||
| Maclean, Isabel (Bell) | 1756- . dau. of Rev.Alex. Maclean, stays with Torloisks, sister concerned about her unmarried state, | ||
| Maclean, Janet | c.1750-18 . wife of AM. AMLB calls her a Madam, behaviour at LB | ||
| Maclean, Janet | mother of "the Hero", Hector Macquarie. c.1776- | ||
| Maclean, Janet | 1788-1869. dau. of Duncan Maclean, Uisken, marries James Morison, challenges brother's will | ||
| Maclean, John | 1680-1756. 'Maighstir Sithean'; | ||
| Maclean, John | 1665-c.1740. Iain MacAilean, bard, | ||
| Maclean, John | c. 1695-c.1760. tacksman of Treshnish, | ||
| Maclean, John | 17 -17 ."John Killean", starving, not living in Killean in 1748[saltoun] | ||
| Maclean, Dr John | 1724-1808. Surgeon & tacksman in Brolos, | ||
| Maclean, John | c. 1727-1792. Tacksman of Gruline. see Maclaine, John | ||
| Maclean, John | c.17 -18 ; tacksman of Tiroran, | ||
| Maclean, John | c.1750- ; tacksman of Gruline, nephew of JMG, in Jamaica, | ||
| Maclean, John | 1752-1780; capt. R.H.E., son of Rev. Alex.Maclean, drowned at Halifax, NS | ||
| Maclean, John | 1775-c.1848; "John Bunessan", innkeeper, son of Lach. Ban Maclean. | ||
| Maclean, John | c.1680-1756; " Maighstir Seathan", min. of Kilninian, poet,accused by Duncan Forbes of Culloden of conspiring, poem on Gaelic language, | ||
| Maclean, John | c.17 -17 ; laird of Treshnish, leaves Treshnish, goes to Iona, pressed on to a Spanish ship, presents petition to D.of A., heritors unite in his support, | ||
| Maclean, John | 1805-1891; son of DMWS, with brother becomes blind, at 21 Albany St., Edinburgh, cared for by Lily Maclaine, | ||
| Maclean, Sir Lachlan | d.1648; of Duart, 1st baronet, cr. 1631 | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | fl. of Brolos, | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | fl. 1720-1745; servant to Sir Hector Maclean, | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | merchant in Glasgow, | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | 1720-1799; 'LMT'; 7th of Torloisk, host to Faujas, love for place of birth, sells millstones to MM, a "miserable man, begrudging meat and drink", "old woman", his journal of a voyage, relations with AM, | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | 17 -17 ; of Kingerloch; complains to Duncan Forbes of cattle theft | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan Ban | 1751-1819; innkeeper in Bunessan. | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | 1754 - ; son of Rev. Alex. Maclean, later Gov. of NS | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | 1784-1844; of Kilbrenan; drunkard; mother controls legacy | ||
| Maclean, Lachlan | c.1802-1829; son of Arch. Maclean, Pennycross | ||
| Maclean, Lillias | 1838 - ; dau. of blind Charles Maclean | ||
| Maclean, Maria | c.1754- ; dau. of AMB, m. Charles Maclean of Drimnin, | ||
| Maclean, Marianne | 1765-1840; dau. of LMT; later Mrs Clephane; musical background & talents, cleverness, relations with Sir Walter Scott, plants trees at Torloisk, feud with RM, appts Alex.Shiells as factor, fury at LMD's valentine, | ||
| Maclean, Marion | c. 17 - 18 ; "Miss Marion"; sister of AMD; "calls" on Flora Lochbuy in Ayr, | ||
| Maclean, Mary | c.1746-1826; "Miss Maclean", problem of her Christian name, impresses SJ; compeared by Kilnin. kirk session, m. Duncan Mackenzie, demonstrates waulking songs, helps Sandy Campbell with song collection, supported by Alexander Maclean of Coll, | ||
| Maclean, Mary | 1757- ; dau. of Rev. Alex. Maclean, 1757- ; m.John Campbell WS, planning to emigrate to Virginia, | ||
| Maclean, Neil | c. 17 - ; 'Neil Piper',writes to father from Halifax, NS | ||
| Maclean, Neil | 1797-18 64; min. of Ulva, tutor to CM's children, m. Clementina Clark | ||
| Maclean, Peggy | 17 - ; nat. dau. of JMLB | ||
| Maclean, Sibella | c. 1756; dau. of AMB, | ||
| Maclean, Sibella | 1807-1878; dau. of DMWS; m. Alex. Crawford, | ||
| Maclean, Una | c.1728-1760; "young Lady Broloss"; witness in JMLB's criminal case | ||
| Macleod, John | 1801-1882; "high priest of Morvern" | ||
| Macleod, Julia | c. wife of | ||
| Macleod, Neil | 1729-1780; min. of Kilfinichen; has waterproof hat, meets JB & SB, tackles problem of church lands, | ||
| Macleod, Norman | 1745-1824; min. of Morvern; large family, manse at Fuinary, friendship with Aros Maxwells;piety & compassion for poor, | ||
| Macleod, Norman | 1783-1862; min. C'town, Campsie & St Columba's; "caraid nan Gaidheal" (friend of the Gael) | ||
| Macleod, Susanna | 1768-18 ; dau. of Rev. Neil Macleod. | ||
| MacMillan, Ronald Dunbar | d.1752; lawyer in Edinburgh; accompanies Duncan Forbes to Mull | ||
| McOsenag, Effie | |||
| Macphail, Angus | 1816-186*; buys a black cow in calf from MM3, | ||
| Macphail, Angus | 1865-1931; tenant in Iona | ||
| Macphail, Donald | 1746-1836; drover in Glenforsa, | ||
| Macphail, Dugald | 1818-1887; poet, joiner, architect; education, schoolmaster's knowledge of the poetry of Ossian, writes An t-eilean Muileach in Newcastle, Callum a Ghlinne an autobiography, | ||
| Macphail, Duncan | 1779-1863; cattle dealer in Corrinahenachy & Iona | ||
| Macphail, Janet | c.1750-1830; mother of LMD. m.John Buchanan, lives with LMD at Garmony, disputes over her possessions, smokes a pipe, represents type of Mull woman, | ||
| Macphail, John | 1794-1872; farmer in Scallastle & Tiroran; financial troubles | ||
| Macpherson, James | 1738-1796; author/translator of Ossian; SJ's prejudice against, role in popularising highlands | ||
| Macquarie, Betty | c. 1760-1833; sister of LM. | ||
| Macquarie, Charles | 1771-1835; of Ulva; boyhood at Oskamull, education, army career, wounded at Aboukir, relationship with LM, m. Marianne Willison, falls out with MM2, buys property, high ability, charity towards LMQ, goes to Ulva, death of wife and dau.; financial affairs, lack of respectable relations, death, entrusts affairs to MM2, | ||
| Macquarie, Charles | 1814-1869; son of CM; effects of father's death, m. goes to Australia, contests cousin's will, returns to Mull | ||
| Macquarie, Elizabeth | 1813-1828; dau. of CM; her promise, early death | ||
| Macquarie, Hector | 1794-183 ; "the Hero", nat. son of CM; helped by LM, | ||
| Macquarie, Lachlan | 1761-1824;gov. of NSW; early life, ambition, pride, wariness of GM, relations with MM, MM's confidence in, career in American war, desire for property in Mull, courtship of Eliz. Campbell, honesty, views on DM, thinks MM2 has made a foolish marriage, disapproves of Flora Lochbuy's marriage, disappointment with Mull on return, kindness to relatives, views on LMQ, | ||
| Macquarie, Lachlan | c. 17 -1821; capt. 86th regt. m. Mary Shaw | ||
| Macquarie, Lachlan, Jr | 1814-1845; son of LM; childhood, schooldays, marriage, scandal of relations with sister-in-law, death, will contested by cousins | ||
| Macquarie, Lachlan | 1819-1893; son of Lach. M. & Mary Shaw, chamberlain's clerk | ||
| Macquarie, Murdoch | 1828-1855; son of CM & Marianne Willison; mother dies when an infant, brought up by min. of Salen, dies at Ardnacross | ||
| Macquarrie, Allan | c. 1700- ? ; of Culinish; uncle to LMQ; reports to D of A on LMQ's failure to pay dues, publishes statement, | ||
| Macquarrie, Ann | c.1740-1778; 2nd wife of LMQ; forced into marriage by presb.; not presented to JB & SJ; house & barns burned by arsonist; death | ||
| Macquarrie, Ann | 1774-18 ; dau. of LMQ; remains with father until his death, quarrel with MM2, visits LMD in Oban, | ||
| Macquarrie, Flora | c.1680-1735; mother of MM; nothing known of life or character. | ||
| Macquarrie, Flora | 1749-1834; dau. of LMQ & Alice Maclean; m. John Maclean of Laggan; controls son's trust | ||
| Macquarrie, Hector | 1 - 17 ; of Ormaig; | ||
| Macquarrie, Hector | younger of Ormaig | ||
| Macquarrie, Hector | 1776-1802; 7th son of LMQ; 'vain & ostentatious', | ||
| Macquarrie, Jean | c. 1753-1836; youngest dau. of LMQ & Alice Maclean; 'not a sixpence' | ||
| Macquarrie, John | c,1745-1789; eldest son & heir of LMQ & Alice Maclean; AM calls him a 'poor worthless beast', | ||
| Macquarrie, Dr John | 1752-177? ; son of Hector Macq. of Ormaig; emigrates to Jamaica, gives parrot to MM, | ||
| Macquarrie, Lachlan | 1715-1818; 'LMQ'; 16th of Ulva; early life, charm , cavalier attitudes, cruelty to his wife,neglect of children; wantonly careless about estate, amount of debts, manipulated by kinsmen, begging letters, entertains JB & SJ, charity of CM towards, blindness, death, | ||
| Macquarrie, Maria(Mally) | 1747-1846; dau. of LMQ; mother's sufferings, personality as young woman, neglected by father, courted by GM, m. GM; in Edinburgh; lack of education, widowed, campaign against MM; fierce protection of 'cubs'; long life & baleful influence of | ||
| MacTavish, Archibald | 1711-1778; min. of Torosay; descendants in Laggan | ||
| MacTavish, Dr Colin | 1794-1856; son of Dugald M.; HEIC; | ||
| MacTavish, Dugald | 1750-1828; tacksman of Laggan; | ||
| MacTavish, Duncan | 178 - 18 ; "big Duncan", son of Dugald M; MM2's 'henchman' | ||
| McVean , Donald | 1806-1880; min. of Iona QS church | ||
| McVurich, Murich | 17 - ; innkeeper at Moy | ||
| Martin, Martin | d. 1719; visitor to Mull in 1695; | ||
| Maxwell, James | c.1761-1829; chamberlain of Mull; appointment of; efficiency, neutrality of as an outsider, disappointment at third duke's policy, hospitality, is given silver cups by MM2, | ||
| Maxwell, Robert | 17 - ; son of Jas. M.; chamberlain of Tiree | ||
| Meiklejohn, Robert | 1800-1859; tutor to Lachlan Macquarie jr.; accom. LM on European tour, | ||
| Merry, John | c.1791-18 ; farmer in Achnacroish & Ardnadrochit; dau. Janet m. Dugald MacPhail, | ||
| Merry, Janet | c.1830-19 ; m. Dugald Macphail; | ||
| Middleton, James | c. 1792- ; farmer & overseer at Achnacroish; gives evidence to Poor Law enquiry; | ||
| Morison, Hugh | c. 17 - ; tenant in Kilbeg; pride; disinclination to perform services | ||
| Morison, James | d.1828; mercht. in Bunessan; | ||
| Mountstuart, | 17 - ; visitor to Mull in 1788; sees Tobermory marked out for building; | ||
| Munro, Daniel | 17 - ; killer of AMLB; provoked by AMLB, at large, trial for the murder, acquitted | ||
| Murray, Alexander | c.1687-1743; of Stanhope; speculates in minerals, asks for feasibility study on Tobermory, | ||
| Murray, John | fl. 1760-1780; lawyer in Edinburgh; later in India; advises JMLB on AMLB's education, etc. | ||
| Nairne, David | 18 - ; proprietor of Aros & part of Tobermory | ||
| Napier, Francis | 1819-1898; Lord Napier & Ettrick; | ||
| Necker de Saussure, L.A. | 1786-18 ; visitor to Mull in 1807; | ||
| Newte, Thomas | visitor to Mull in 1785; tour was published under the pseudonym William Thomson. | ||
| Paget, Lady Caroline | 17 -18 ; 6th duchess of Argyll; divorces & m. D of A. | ||
| Park, Archibald | c. 1770-18 ; bro. of Mungo Park; customs official, Tobermory with help of Walter Scott; description of New Year customs in Mull; MMT headhunts him; | ||
| Patience, John | c.1771-1827; min. of Ardamurchan; | ||
| Pennant, Thomas | 1726-1798; naturalist; visitor to Mull in 1772; | ||
| Rankin, Allan | 17 - ; drover in Mull; | ||
| Rankin, Coun | 17 - 1856; capt., son of Neil Rankin, piper; | ||
| Rankin, Hugh | |||
| Robertson, Donald | d.1880; of Pennyghael; | ||
| Robertson, Duncan | 1851-1907; of Pennyghael; | ||
| Rose, Eugene | c. 1785-1855; in Suie & Ardtun, poet; | ||
| Rousseau, Jean-Jacques | 1712-1778; French writer & philosopher. | ||
| Sacheverell, William | 1638-1691; visitor to Mull & Iona in 1688; | ||
| Scott, Walter | 1771-1832; poet & novelist; visitor to Mull in 1810 & 18 ; guardian of Torloisk girls, friend of RM; opinion of 'Staffa'; arranges marriage of Margaret Maclean Clephane of Torloisk, obtains Tobermory job for Archibald Park; voyage in the Pharos; | ||
| Shiells, Alexander | 17 -18 ; overseer for Torloisk estate; character, description of Mull funeral, relations with MMT; | ||
| Sinclair, Donald | c. 1780-186 ; ploughman in Garmony; refuses to plough seaware, abuses LMD, "tyrannical elf"; not a Muileach; lives to old age | ||
| Small, John | 17 - ; major, later gen. commanding | ||
| Somers, Robert | fl. 1820-1850; visitor to Mull in 1847 | ||
| Steuart, Sir Henry | of Allanton, father-in-law of 'Staffa' | ||
| Stevenson, Hugh | 17 - ; merchant in Oban; bro. John S.; | ||
| Stevenson, John | 17 -1812; merchant in Oban; builds LB house for MM; only architect for Mull; | ||
| Stevenson, Robert Louis | 1850-1894; author; visitor to Mull in 1870; | ||
| Stewart, Catherine | c. 1794- ; dau. of S; wife of Robert Maxwell; | ||
| Stewart, Isabella | 1800-1856; wife of Dugald MacLachlan; | ||
| Stewart, John | c. 1720-1770; drover in Achadashenaig; writes report of incest for Mull presbytery; a 'valuable man'; | ||
| Stewart, John | c.1790-18 ; of Achadashenaig; deputy factor to D.of A., gives evidence in Poor Law enquiry; | ||
| Stewart, Robert | 1747-18 ; tacksman of Achadeshenaig; sheriff | ||
| Stewart, Robert | 1802-1885; min. of Kilfinichen; | ||
| Stuart, Prince Charles Edward | 1720-1788; "the Young Pretender"; said to be hiding in Mull; | ||
| Thorburn, James | |||
| Turner, Duncan | 1822-1889; min. of Kilninian; | ||
| Walker, John | 1731-1803; min., population theorist; visitor to Mull in 1764; | ||
| Walpole, | |||
| Warburton, Jane | c.1685-17 ; duchess of Argyll; m. 2nd duke; | ||
| Whiteside, Dr William | c. 17 - 18 ; doctor in Ayr; in Breadalbane Fencibles with AMD; m. Flora Maclaine; MM2 prejudiced against him; stays at LB & charms MM2; good singer; friend of well-known Edin. medical men; | ||
| Willison, George | 1741-1797; portrait painter; lends money to landowners; will benefits his grandchildren; | ||
| Willison, Marianne | c.1790-1828; m. CM; dislikes Mull; heartbroken at death of dau.; dies at Ulva; | ||
| Wolfe, James | |||
| Wood, John | fl. 1780-1801; visitor to Mull in 1801; Mrs McKenzie entertains him; view of Mull farms, | ||