Names of Officers from the Island of Mull who served in the Army or Navy between 1800 and 1815. |
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This List was made at the dictation of the late Alex. McLean, Esq., of Pennycross, who was personally acquainted with the Officers before they left the Island and watched their careers during the war with intense interest, five of his own brothers being amongst them. | ||
KILFINICHEN AND KILVICEON PARISH. | ||
Gen. John Campbell | Marines | Fidden |
Lt. Col. James Campbell | Knockvaolagam | |
Dr. Alex. Campbell | H.E.I. Co. | Assapol |
Col. Donald Campbell | 57th Regiment | Bailemeanach |
Lieut. Angus McKinnon | 42nd Regiment | Ulvalt |
Major Gen. A. McLean | Cavalry | Pennycross |
Capt. Charles McLean | 31st Regiment | Pennycross |
Lieut. John McLean | 2nd W.I. Regiment | Pennycross |
Lieut. Lachlan McLean | Rifles | Pennycross |
Commissary Archd. McLean | Pennycross | |
All uncles of Mr. A. McLean, Carsaig | ||
Captain Dugald McLean | Argyllshire Regiment of Fencibles | Ardfinaig. |
Captain Allan McLean | 90th Regiment | do |
Lieut. John McLean | 6th Regiment | do |
Lieut. Donald McLean | 74th Regiment | do |
Lieut. Neil McLean | Royal Navy | do. |
Captain Dugald was the grandfather of Mr. Colin A. McVean, J.P., Kilfinichen; Mr. Archibald and Miss Ann Mary wife of the Rev. Mr. McLeod, F. C., Strontian, and Isabella, wife of Dr. McArthur, Lofthouse, Gate, Wakefield, Yorkshire; the other Ardfinaigs were their granduncles. | ||
Capt. Allan McLean | Moinechuich | |
In Gen. Dr. Charles' McLean | Bunessan | |
Capt. Hector McLean | 93rd Regiment | do |
Lieut. Allan McLean | 91st Regiment | do. |
Maternal uncles of Mr. John McCallum, Solicitor, Tobermory; Mr. Allan McCallum and Mrs. Archd. Campbell, Victoria, Australia, and Miss Sibella. McCallum, Glasgow. | ||
Col. Alex. McLean | 86th Regiment | Uisken |
Capt. John McLean | 56th Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Archd. McLean | 56th Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Dun. McLean | 56th Regiment | do. |
Lieutenant Archibald was the father of Mr. John Ralph McLean and Miss Margaret McLean, Glasgow; the other Uiskens were their uncles; and also uncles of Miss Margaret McLean Morrison, and Mrs. Jamima Morrison or McNaughtan, Rudhamor, Bunessan | ||
Col. Archd. McLean | 79th Regiment | Scoor. |
Lieut. Hugh McLean | do. | |
This Officer, when a youth, piloted Prince Charles Edward through the Sound of lone. He was a relative of Mr. C. A. McVean. | ||
Col: Charles McLean | In-Gen. of Cavalry, | Torranbeag |
Col. Alex. McLean | 2nd W.I. Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Col. Archd. McLean | Cavalry | do. |
Capt. Allan McLean | 84th Regiment | do. |
Lieut. John McLean, | 24th Regiment | Gorraneachdrach |
Lieut. Dun. McLean | 79th Regiment | Rossal |
Dr. Allan McLean | Royals | do. |
Dr. Allan was the subject of the Gaelic song beginning with "Soraidh shlan do'n Ailleagan, a ghluais arm tus a raith bh'uiain," composed by Donald McLean, Leeb, Ardtun, better known as Domh'l Ban na Libe. | ||
Capt. Alex. McLean | 95th Regiment | Kilfinichen. |
Col. Wm. McLeod | 69th Regiment | Ardchuneshnish |
Col. Archd. Norman McLeod | Canadians, | do. |
Lieut. Donald McLeod | 76th Regiment | do. |
Maternal granduncles of Mr. Colin A. McVean, Kilfinichen | ||
Capt. Lachlan Macquarie | 86th Regiment | Ardchnunish |
Father of Messrs. Lachlan Macquarie, Benmore, Kilmun; and Murdoch Macquarie, Stawell, Victoria, Australia - and grandfather of Mr. Charles Macquarie, Bunessan. | ||
Major Gen. Lachlan MacQuarie | 55th Regiment | Gribun |
Capt. MacQuarie | 2nd Dragoons | do. |
Capt. Lachlan MacQuarie | 93rd Regiment | do. |
Capt. Allan McDonald | 80th Regiment | Ardvergnish |
KILNINIAN AND KILMORE PARISH | ||
Col. Charles Macquarie | 42nd Regiment | Ulva |
Capt. Hector MacQuarie | H. E. I. Co. | do. |
Capt. Lachlan MacQuarie | 84th Regiment (Chief) | do. |
Capt. George MacQuarie | 63rd Regiment | do. |
Capt. Hector MacQuarie | 55th Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Lachlan MacQuarie | 21st Regiment | do. |
Colonel Macquarie was the father of Captain George Macquarie, late of the Black Watch, residing at Tobermory. The others were uncle, cousins, &c.; and the grandfather of Mr. Charles, Misses Isabella, Eleanor, Margaret, and Penney MacQuarie, and of Maryann, wife of Mr. James Gray, Elizabeth wife of James Balfour, and Georgina wife of John McIntyre, Writer, all of Glasgow. | ||
Major Dugald Campbell | 91st Regiment | Treshnish |
Lieut. Angus Campbell | do. | |
Capt. Dugald Campbell | 91st Regiment | Keallon |
Lieut.Col. Archd. Campbell | Ardnacross | |
Major Duncan Campbell | 42nd Regiment | do. |
Capt. John Campbell | 91st Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Alex. Campbell | Coilechronain | |
Capt. Arch. Campbell | 92nd Regiment | Coilechronain |
Capt. Arch. Campbell | 80th Regiment | Coilechronain |
Capt. Simon Fraser | Ceannagharasir | |
Capt. Peter McLean | 64th Regiment | do. |
Dr. John McLean | H. E. I. Co. | do. |
General Sir Hector McLean | Quinish | |
Major Norman McLean | do. | |
Capt. Hugh McLean | Foot Guards | do. |
Capt. Allan McLean | do. | |
Lieut. John McLean | Light Cavalry | do. |
Capt. Hugh McLean | do. | |
Col. Hugh McLean | 77th Regiment | Oscamull |
Capt. Hector McLean | 42nd Regiment | do. |
Major Murdoch McLean | 42nd Regiment, | do. |
Colonel Hugh McLean, was the granduncle of Dr. MacPherson, Bonar Bridge, and the Rev. John MacPherson, F. C., Findhorn. | ||
Capt. Arch. McLean | 86th Regiment | Laggan, Ulva |
Capt. Lachlan MacLean | 71st Regiment | do. |
Gen. Lachlan MacLean | 60th Regiment | Torloisk |
Gen. Cliffen McLean | Foot Guards | do. |
Lieut. Allan McLean | Ensay | |
Lieut. Hector McLean | do. | |
Major Donald McLean | Royals | Langamull |
Lieut. Hugh McLean | 90th Regiment | do. |
Dr. Alexander McLean | H. E. I. Co. | do. |
Ensign James Maxwell | Aros | |
Captain Dun. Stewart | 72nd Regiment | Achadasenag |
Dr. Alex. Stewart | do. | |
TOROSAY PARISH | ||
Gen. Lachlan Macquarie | 73rd Regiment | Gruline |
Governor General of NSWales | ||
Col. Alex. Campbell | 20th Regiment, | Achnacroish |
Capt. Alex. Campbell | 2nd Dragoons | do. |
Capt. John Campbell | 7th Dragoons | do. |
Col Donald Campbell | 49th Regiment | Knock |
Col. Archd. Campbell | Royals | do. |
Col. Archd. Campbell | 46th Regiment | do. |
Col. James Campbell | 46th Regiment | do. |
Capt. Colin Campbell | 46th Regiment | do. |
Capt. John Campbell | 46th Regiment | do. |
Col. Alex. Fraser | 78th Regiment | Gualachaolish |
En. Wm. Fraser | do. | |
Major Alex. MacLachlan | 75th Regiment | Achanacraig |
Lt. Robt. MacLachlan | 72nd do. | do. |
Lt. Dugald MacLachlan | 18th do | do. |
Capt. Murdoch MacLaine | 84th do | Lochbuie |
Lieut. John MacLaine | 73rd do. | do. |
Lieut. Murdoch MacLaine | 42nd do. | do. |
The latter was the grandfather of the present MacLaine of Lochbuie. | ||
Lieut. Gen. Sir Archd. McLean | 94th Regiment | Scalesdale |
Col. Hector McLean | 57th do. | do. |
Major McLean | 73rd do. | do. |
Capt. Murdoch McLean | 20th do. | do. |
En. Lachlan McLean | 3rd W. I. Regiment | do. |
Lieut. Alex. McLean | Canadians | Pennygown |
Dr. Colin McTavish | H. E. I. Co. | Laggan, Lochbuie |
Dr. McTavish was the father of Mr. Dugald McTavish, Union Bank, Johnstone; Miss Margaret McTavish, Spring Bank, Islay; and of Colina, wife of the Rev. E. C. Gordon, Catrine, Ayrshire. | ||
Admiral James McDonald | Inchkenneth | |
Col. Robert McDonald | Artillery | do. |
Captain James McDonald | Royal Navy | do. |
Major Charles McDonald | Guards | do. |
Captain Robert McDonald | 42nd Regiment | do. |
The names of the undernoted Officers were on the original list, but it was not satisfactorily ascertained. that they joined the Army from Mull, although they resided there after their discharge, viz.:- | ||
Major-General Donald Campbell,
Captain Duncan Campbell, Lieutenants James And John Campbell, all of the Marines, Tobermory; Captain Alex. Campbell, 42nd.Regiment, Tobermory; Captain Donald Campbell, Marines, Quinish, maternal grandfather of Mr. Duncan Robertson of Pennyghael, Advocate, Edinburgh. |
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We have above the names of 110 Officers, but all trace of the rank and file, which must have been many hundreds strong is lost. |