Kintyre People
A genealogical database of individuals who lived in Kintyre during the early modern period, from roughly 1500 CE to 1800 CE.
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| 1 | In 1692, Archibald "o Drean" was listed as a Fencible man in Carskey. No men of this surname were included in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Odrain, Hugh (I1236)
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| 2 | "And Angus Okely in Darlachan is found guilty of the burying of Hugh Okely his fa[the]r in Linen Cloath within these three years by his own confession." In 1636, there were Okaldies in Kilkivan, Machrihanish, and Knockhantymore. [KF, p. 191]. | Okelly, Hugh (I191)
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| 3 | "And William Anderson [the]re is likeways found guilty of his burying of Allan Anderson his Fa[the]r in Linen Cloath by his own Confession." Allan likely died before 3 May 1709 when his son and wife received the tack to Clochkeil, which would mean that he likely died in Machrihanish, as that is the location given for the family prior to this date. Both Allan and John, "in Machriahanish," were listed as Lowland fencible men in 1692. Allan Anderson and Margaret Pecoak baptized the following children: Marion - 1688 Margaret - 1692 Isabel - 1695 Mary - 1698 James - 1701 Thomas - 1703 Allan - 1707 | Anderson, Allan (I174)
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| 4 | "Angus McPhaul in Clachcoal, is found guilty of burying of his Mo[the]r & Brother in Linen Cloath w[ith]in these two years by his own confession." | Family: / Unknown, Anonymous (F21)
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| 5 | "Angus McPhaul in Clachcoal, is found guilty of burying of his Mo[the]r & Brother in Linen Cloath w[ith]in these two years by his own confession." | McPhail, Brother Anonymous (I171)
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| 6 | "Annabell third daughter to said John was married to James Montgomery in Ballemenuch(?) by whom she has four daughters named Margt. Jean Anabell & Mary" | McNeill, Elizabeth (I239)
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| 7 | "Florence second daur. to sd. John was married to John Dow McAlester in Arinanuan by whom she has three sons 1st Alexander married to Catharine McMillan daur. to Archibald McMillan in Cuz of whom there is a son 2. Ronald married to Mary McDonald daur. to Kingsburgh in Sky & 3. Hector * unmarried & two daurs. viz Marg. married to Charles McLuren(?) Mercht. in Campbeln. of whom three or four children ___ (then to Duncan McAlester merch. in Camp. – added later) The other named ____ (Mary -- added later) was married to Neil McNeil son to Hector in the Barr of whom there is one son & three daughters __ now married to Rond. McAlester mercht. in Barr who had children. (* in margin has later note :- Marryd to Eliz Simpson dr. to Minister of Ghia)" | McNeill, Florence (I238)
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| 8 | "James Galbreath in Kilkeddan guilty of the reset of black Fish, and also guilty of the burying of a grandchild of his own in linen Cloath" | Galbreath, Anonymous (I108)
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| 9 | "James {Lawful son to James Galbreath and Mary Nielsone his spouse in Ardnacross, Born August 22nd, Baptized 25th." | Galbreath, James Jr. (I87)
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| 10 | "Lauchlan Dow of Ardeglammy fifth son to the said John was married to Margaret McNeil eldest daughter to Hector McNeil of Lossit by whom he has two sons John & Hector" | McNeill, Lauchlan Dow (I237)
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| 11 | "Mary eldest daur. to John of Tirfergus was married to Hector Mcneil son to Carskey by whom he had two sons Daniel & John both abroad & three daurs. Annabell also abroad Elizabeth married to ____ McNeil in _____ in Ireland Ann married to Mr Muil Schoolmr. in Glenurchy The sd. Mary was married a second time to (Alexander – scored out & replaced with – Allan) McLean in [ ] in Mull broyr. to John McLean parson in Ireland" | McNeill, Mary (I240)
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| 12 | "Neil the fourth son was married to _____ Park near Carlinfoord by whom he had two sons Captain John & Neil of Fackard both unmarried & four daughters" | McNeill, Neil (I236)
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| 13 | "This child was buried "in May last." | McIlchrist, Anonymous (I1371)
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| 14 | "Torquill the third son now of Tirfergus was married to Catharine McKay daur. to McKay of Uggandale by whom he had several children who died all unmarried" Torquil McNeal was the son of John McNeal of Tirfergus and Anne McNeil (of Gallachoille). He is listed in his mother's Inventory [CC2/5/3] dated 12 May 1694. He married Catharine McKay, daughter of McKay of Ugadale. This couple had several children who all died unmarried. - GD328/15/2 Descendants of Lachlan McNeill Buie of Tirgergus by Archibald Campbell, late of Danna. Note: There are two men of the same name who were both charged with burying a child in linen. Since this trial appears to have primarily concerned the social elite of Kintyre, this person is assumed to be John McNeal's son rather than the other person. | McNeill, Torquil (I235)
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| 15 | "Torq[u]il McNeal in Tiref[e]rgis guilty of the burying of a Child of his own in Linen Cloath w[it]hin [th]ese two years by his Confession." | McNeill, Anonymous (I494)
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| 16 | ********This may be the same individual as I898******** In 1692, Pattrick o Kellie was a Highland fencible man in "Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve." In 1694, Patrick O kellie occupied a hearth in "Tangintavill and Lagalgarbe." 28 September 1712, Donald McAlester in Tangintavil commited an act of beastiality with a mare belonging to Neil Okely, the son of Patrick Okely, at a place called Altnagortan lying betwixt Tangitavil and Killarow in Kilchenzie parish. See Justiciary Records of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 293–294. | Okelly, Patrick (I928)
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| 17 | 10 Sep 1687 - Rental of Donald Clerk and John Montgomery, merchants in Campbeltown. The lands of Drumgraw (Drumgarve) in Kilchuslane (Kilchousland) parish. SC54/20/8/10/26 There is a note in the 1691 Rental List that states: "John Montgomerie in Ballimenoch. (Son of William Montgomerie in Ballimenoch. Had a sister Mary Montgomery). John received the tack of Crossibeg and Ballimenoch that year. In 1694, William and Johne Montgomerie occupied two hearths in Ballimenach. On 19 October 1709 John Montgomerie in Ballimenoch received the tack of the 2 mkland of nether Ballimenoch possesst by himslef, 2 mklands of 3 merkland of Crossibeg presently possesst by William Montgomery his son. "moreover there being 5000 merks Scots money due to the said John Montgomery by a a wadsett on the lands of Ballimenoch and the 3 mklands of Crossibeg by the late Earl of Argyll to the said John Montgomery his father and sisters or others his predecessors whereunto the said John has now the apparent title and right which he doth secure out the said lands as said is: Therefor, the said Duchess on behalf of the said Duke is hereby bound to get allowance and retention to the said John Montgomery and his forsaids of the ordinary Annual rent of the said sum of 5000 merks yearly," There is a John Montgomrie in the Campbeltown OPRs who married Ursula Mure on 31 October 1689. They were the parents of five children born between 1691–1696. The Campbeltown OPRs list a John and Margaret Anderson who were the parents of a son named William, born 11 June 1678, including several other children. McKellar states that subsequently, John married Ursula Muir in 1688. The OPRs list that John married Ursula Mure on 31 October 1689, and that they were the parents of five children born between 1691–1696. See Kintyre in the Seventeenth Century, p. 175. However, this cannot have been the same person as John and Margaret Anderson continued to baptize children through 1702. | Montgomery, John of Ballimenach (I288)
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| 18 | 10 Sep 1687 - Rental of Malcolum (Malcolm) McNeill, tacksman of Skerobline Gorrie. The lands of Skerobline Gorrie (Skeroblingarry) in Kilmichael parish. SC54/20/8/10/23 In 1691, Malcolm McNeill "in Skeroblingarrie" received the tack to Skeroblingarrie. On 21 September 1709 Malcolm McNeall "in Skeroblingorry" received a tack for "½ of 3 mk 4/8d land of Skeroblingorry presently possesst by himself." According to Archibald Campbell of Danna, Isabel McNeill, the fifth daughter of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus, married David Simson, Minister in Islay. Their son, Mr. Neil Simson, minister in Gigha, married Mary McNeil, the daughter of Malcolm McNeil of Skeroblin. Alexander McNeall in Gartgunnel received the tack for the other half on the same day, which was guaranteed by his father-in-law, Donald Clark (of Drumlemble), late Bailly in Campbeltown. | McNeill, Malcolm (I61)
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| 19 | 13 January 1680 - DISCHARGE by John Reyburne [Raeburn] in Killochrist [Kilchrist] to Archibald McNeill in Ballegrogan [Balygroggan], for 12 merks for 12 gallons of ale purchased for the funeral of deceased Ranald McDonald of Sanday [Macdonald of Sanda]. GD92/54 6 Sep 1687 - Rental of Archibald McNeil in Balligrogan in the parish of Kilchivan (Kilkivan). The lands of Kerranmoir (Kerranmore) in the parish of Kilblaan, Dalbradan (Dalbhraddan), Gartvean, Ballivianen, ?. , and Glenadell (Glenadale) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/28 In 1709, Donald is listed along with Archibald McNeill as the tacksmen of Ballygroggan and "Crafaig," presently possesst by themselves 16 years. According to the Tirfergus genealogy, Donald McNeill of Ballegrogan married Margaret McNeill, the sixth daughter of Lauchlan McNeill of Tirfergus. They had the following children: 1) Hector married Anbell Fleming and had a son named Hector 2) Lauchlan married Elizabeth Muir daughter of James Muir of Kilchivan, two sons named John and Hector and two daughters named Margaret and Henrietta 3) Mary yet unmarried 4) Margaret married Andrew Stewart in Arran, one son named Roger and two daughters named Margaret and Lillie or Mally and Lucy? 5) Cathrine married Hector McNeil in Darlachan 6) Mally yet unmarried | McNeill, Donald in Ballygroggan (I271)
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| 20 | 6 Sep 1687 - Rental of John McVicar, tacksman of Balimcvicar. The lands of Balimcvicar (Balmavicar) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/14 In 1692, Hew and Dermond McVicar were listed as fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, Jon and Hew McVicar occupied two hearths in Balllimcvicar. On 20 September 1709 Hugh McVicar "in Ballymackviccar" received the tack of the 8/4 land of Ballimackviccar. Hugh may have been the same named individual who was living there in 1694 or a close relative, No further information. | McVicar, Hugh (I758)
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| 21 | 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of James Omey, tacksman of Cullinlongart. The lands of Cullinlongart in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/22 In 1692, Duncan Omey was a Highland fencible man in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill, Indengoy." In 1694, James Omey occupied a hearth in Culinlongart. A Duncan Omey appears in the Campbeltown OPRs, who married Jean Craig on 6 January 1714 (507/10/65 and 507/11/419). There are no children listed in the baptismal register. More research is need to confirm that this is the same person. 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of Duncan Omey, tacksman of Strone. The lands of Stroine (Strone) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/18 | Omey, Duncan (I1167)
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| 22 | 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of Malcolm McOShennag (McShenoig), tacksman of Lepenstra (Lephinstrath). The lands of Lepenstra (Lephinstrath) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/12 In 1691, Malcolme McOshennag received a tack to Lephenstrath. There are no persons of this surname included in the 1692 list of fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm, Allexander, and Duncan McOsenag occupied three hearths in Lephinstra, along with Finlay McCaldrine. | McShannon, Hugh (I813)
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| 23 | 9 Sep 1687 - Rental of Dougald Campbell of Glensaddell. The lands of Craigs in Kilmichael parish. SC54/20/8/10/22 In the 1691 Rental List there is a Dougall Campbell of Glensaddell listed as the tacksman of Baraskomil, Craigs, and Margamonach. In 1692, Glensadell is included under the heading "The Lands of Glencaridell John Campbell tacksman as followeth". In 1694, "the Castell in The Mains of Saddell" were taxed for seven hearths. "John Campbell of Glensaddell, who was first provost of Campeltown in 1700, succeeded his father as laird in 1707 and died c. 1732." [KF, p. 57.] | Campbell, John of Glensaddell (I295)
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| 24 | 9 Sep 1687 - Rental Of Malcolme McNeill tacksman of lands in Kilmichael parish, The lands of Darlochan and Clochkeill in Kilmichael parish. SC54/20/8/10/20 In 1691 Malcolm McNeill in Darlochan received the tack to Darlochan and Clochkiel. In 1694, Malcolm McNeill occupied a hearth in Darlachlan. On 21 September 1709 Malcolm McNeill "of Darlochan" received the tack to Darlachan with the 20 shilling land of Mono(?)chill in Killean parish presently possesst by himself. In the Tirfergus genealogy, Hector McNeill "in Darlachan" married Cathrine, the daughter of Margaret McNeill, sixth daughter of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus, and her spouse, Donald McNeill of Ballegrogan. In the McNeill of Taynish manuscript, Malcolm McNeill of Darlochan died by 1729, and was the father of: Isabell Bridget Cathrine Donald | McNeill, Malcolm In Darlochan (I530)
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| 25 | 9 Sep 1687 - Rental of Patrick McNachtane, tacksman of lands in the parish of Kilcolmkill. The lands of Kerramenoch (Keramenach) and Gartvaich (Gartvaigh) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/19 In 1691, Patrick McNauchtane in Gartevaigh received a tack to Kerromenach & Gartevaigh. In 1692, Patrick and Neill McNachtan were listed as fencible men in Kilcolmkill, Gartvaich and Lepenstra. In 1694, Patrick, Thomas, and Neill McNauchtan occupied three hearths in Gartvay. Angus Martin claimed that there were McNaughtons in Gartvaigh from at least 1505 until c. 1815. See KF, p. 388. | McNachtan, Neil elder (I814)
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| 26 | A child named John Mure was baptized on 30 Apr 1710 to John Mure and Ursula Watersone [507 10/53]. It's highly possible that Ursla's maiden name was entered incorrectly into the parish registry. However, without further information this child has not been entered into the database. | Family: Moor, John younger / Wallace, Ursla (F106)
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| 27 | A Malcolm Cameron from Southend parish married Marrion Forrester on 3 July 1709. Malcolm Cameron buried his wife "a year & three quarters ago," which would have been during the Autumn of 1708. While Marrion was definitely not buried in 1708, Malcolm could have been the same person in both records. No other Camerons were living in Southend parish in 1692 or 1694. No further information. | Cameron, Malcolm (I677)
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| 28 | A variant of MacLucas. "Iain McCluglashe was one of those murdered at Dunavertie in 1647." - Surnames of Scotland, p. 539. There are no McClugash men listed in the 1692 list of Fencible men or the 1694 Hearth Tax list in southern Kintyre. No further information. | McClugash, Archibald (I807)
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| 29 | According to a Clan Campbell genealogy published in 1921, Donald CAMPBELL, eighth of Clachan, was the son of Isobel CAMPBELL, seventh of Clachan, and her spouse, Duncan McFARLANE, a probable son of McFARLANE of Arrochar. If accurate, their marriage contract likely included an entail requiring Duncan McFARLANE to assume the Campbell surname in order to inherit the estate. According to the same source, Donald CAMPBELL married Margaret McFARLANE ca. 1681, and their only son, Archibald, was served heir to the estate on 28 June 1740. (See, The Clan Campbell, p. 111, 151). | Campbell, Donald of Clachan (I258)
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| 30 | According to a Clan Campbell genealogy published in 1921, Donald CAMPBELL, eighth of Clachan, was the son of Isobel CAMPBELL, seventh of Clachan, and her spouse, Duncan McFARLANE, a probable son of McFARLANE of Arrochar. If accurate, their marriage contract likely included an entail requiring Duncan McFARLANE to assume the Campbell surname in order to inherit the estate. According to the same source, Donald CAMPBELL married Margaret McFARLANE ca. 1681, and their only son, Archibald, was served heir to the estate on 28 June 1740. (See, The Clan Campbell, p. 111, 151). | McFarlane, Margaret (I259)
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| 31 | According to a Clan Campbell genealogy published in 1921, Donald CAMPBELL, eighth of Clachan, was the son of Isobel CAMPBELL, seventh of Clachan, and her spouse, Duncan McFARLANE, a probable son of McFARLANE of Arrochar. If accurate, their marriage contract likely included an entail requiring Duncan McFARLANE to assume the Campbell surname in order to inherit the estate. According to the same source, Donald CAMPBELL married Margaret McFARLANE ca. 1681, and their only son, Archibald, was served heir to the estate on 28 June 1740. (See, The Clan Campbell, p. 111, 151). | Family: McFarlane, Duncan / Campbell, Isobel 7th of Clachan (F40)
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| 32 | According to a Clan Campbell genealogy published in 1921, Donald CAMPBELL, eighth of Clachan, was the son of Isobel CAMPBELL, seventh of Clachan, and her spouse, Duncan McFARLANE, a probable son of McFARLANE of Arrochar. If accurate, their marriage contract likely included an entail requiring Duncan McFARLANE to assume the Campbell surname in order to inherit the estate. According to the same source, Donald CAMPBELL married Margaret McFARLANE ca. 1681, and their only son, Archibald, was served heir to the estate on 28 June 1740. (See, The Clan Campbell, p. 111, 151). | Campbell, Isobel 7th of Clachan (I261)
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| 33 | According to Somerled MacMillan, Duncan was the son of Alexander McMillan and Geillis, daughter of John MacFarlane of Arrochar. Duncan married (1) Katherine Buchanan of Leny, and they were the parents of Alexander, John, and Geillis. Katherine died at Dunmore on 4 March 1707 "in her 41st year." Duncan married (2) Katherine Campbell, the widow of Archibald Campbell of Lossit in Islay, about two years after the death of his first wife. Somerled MacMillan relates a tradition that Duncan, "his son, John, and fifteen others were drowned while returning home from a spree in Clachan where they had gone to celebrate after he had been recognized by Brodie or Brodie, the then Lord Lyon, as hereditary chief of the MacMillans of Knap on 20th December, 1742" Duncan's eldest son, Alexander, succeeded him as 4th of Dunmore and was "twice married," (1) to Margaret, daughter of John Campbell, Lord Provost of Edinburgh, and (2) to Janet, daughter of Daniel Campbell of Shawfield. Alexander died in Edinburgh on 26 July 1770 without issue. Source: MacMillan, Somerled. (1960) Families of Knapdale. Ipswich (Massachusetts): Edward B. McMillan. pp. 20–21. | McMillan, Duncan of Dunmore (I1296)
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| 34 | According to the assize entry, Robert buried a child of his in May 1710. This date correlates with the baptism of his daughter, Helen, which occurred on 11 May 1710. | Family: Mitchell, Robert / Anderson, Isobel (F227)
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| 35 | Alexander and James Ralstoune were Fencible men in "Eiden" in 1692 along with Robert Hall. The same men were listed in the Hearth Tax records in Eden in 1694. Gavin Ralston is not listed in the Campbeltown parish registry. See Saga of our Kintyre Kin for more information on this family. | Ralston, Gavin (I717)
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| 36 | Alexander McAlester of Loup was the son of Godfrey McAlester. He married Jane Campbell, the daughter of Sir James Campbell of Auchenbreck, and was succeeded by his son, Hector. See Burke, Bernard. (1921) A Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry of Great Britain. London: Burke Publishing Company. p. 1152. Google Books. Alexander McAlester of Loup was the son of Godfrey McAlester and an unknown daughter of Sir Robert Montgomery of Skelmorlie. He married Jean, the daughter of Sir Duncan Campbell, 2nd Baronet of Auchinbreck. He died after 20 April 1719 and before May 1721, and was succeeded by his son, Hector McAlester of Loup. (Red Book of Scotland, MacAlaster of Loup and Kennox, p. 6.) | McAlester, Alexander of Loup (I1294)
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| 37 | Alexander was found guilty of burying two of his children "within this half year" in linen cloth on 14 June 1710. If this is the same person, then one of those children was most likely his son John, who was born in 1709. | Johnston, John (I431)
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| 38 | Alexander was probably the eldest son of James Forrester, the feuar of Knockriochbeg. Alexander Forrester senior died in October 1688. See CC2/5/3. No further information. | Forrester, Alexander (I1253)
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| 39 | Alias McWattie, alias Buchanan. Spouse: Geils McFarlane. See Index to Particular Register of Argyll Sasines, 1617–1780, pp. 75, 76, and 621. Duncan was probably the son of William Buchanan "of Glens," a merchant in Tarbert, and his spouse, More McMillan. William Buchanan received a sasine from Archibald McAlester of Tarbert on 1 November 1699 for the one merk land of Glenakill, the one merk land of Glencaloch, and the one merk land of Ballemanoch, all lying within the parish of Knapdale. Archibald Stewart in Tangie was a witness, among others. See Index to Particular Register of Argyll Sasines, 1617–1780, p. 84. On 5 January 1723 Duncan McWatie of Glenakill and Gilbert Cowan alias McDugall in Tarbert (along with the deceased Archibald McAlester of Tarbert) received a sasine from Margaret McFarlane (relict of John McFarlane) of a twenty shilling land of the two merk land of Aishines for the security on a bond dated 25 February 1719, which was originally made to John Buchanan, junior, merchant in Glasgow, of which John McFarlane spent the money himself but had put up the property as security. This would appear to confirm that Duncan McWatie "of Glenakill" was the same person as Duncan Buchanan in Tarbert, who was listed as the son of William Buchanan "of Glens." In Black's The Surnames of Scotland, he states that the MacWattie surname was a Highland Border name, in G. MacBhàididh "Son of Wattie (shortened form of Walter)." This is one of only three cases where a juror was tried for a crime during the same trial. | Buchanan, Duncan alias McWattie (I1308)
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| 40 | Also spelled McIlchere, and was anglicized into Sharp, Kerr, and Carr. See KF, p. 301. No further information. | MclIchere, Malcolm (I665)
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| 41 | An unusual surname that became anglicized into Corbett. According to Angus Martin, this is the earliest documented example of this surname in Kintyre. See KF, p. 87. In 1692, there is only one entry for Blarie, and in 1694, there are two: Blary and Nether Blary. Low Blary would likely have been also known as Nether Blary. On 14 October 1709 Janet Cameron, relict of Dugald Campbell of Drumnamucklach, and James Campbell their son, received a tack to the "1 mkland of Blarie presently possessed by Duncan McKeysag and the other tenants." | McChoskrie, Donald (I1140)
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| 42 | An unusual surname that is hard to read in the original document. In 1692, William "McCualisgie" and Malcolme "McIllecheanie" were fencible men in "Lailt, Drumanrianich, Indincallich, Indenveg and 2 Gartveans." This first entry was probably a phonetic spelling of McCualsky and the second a phonetic spelling of McIlheany, which was later anglicized to Shaw. See KF, p. 509. In 1694, Neill McCuloskay and Neill McIlchenie occupied two hearths in Drumnareonich. There is also a Neill McCulloskay there in 1712, which indicates a continual tenancy. On 12 October 1709 John McNaughton in Machrimore received the tacks to the 4/- land of "Inencocalocoh," and the 8/4 land of Drumnaranoch "presently possesst by the respective tenants thereof 18 years." | McKercharg, Duncan (I769)
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| 43 | Angus Campbell, 6th of Skipness, was the son of Walter Campbell, 5th of Skipness, and his spouse, Ann Stewart. Angus married (1) Jean Stuart, daughter of Sir James Stuart of Ardmaleish, 1st Bt., and Grizel Campbell, on 16 September 1682. He married (2) Elizabeth McAllister before 18 August 1699. His children were Grizel Campbell and Colin Campbell, 7th of Skipness. Source: H. Pirie-Gordon, ed., Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Landed Gentry, 15th edition, (London, England: Burke's Peerage Ltd, 1937), pp. 339–340. https://www.thepeerage.com/p53394.htm#google_vignette | Campbell, Angus of Skipness (I1297)
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| 44 | Archibald was the son of Donald Campbell of Clachan, who was one of the bailies of Kintyre. (See, The Clan Campbell, p. 111, 151). | Campbell, Archibald younger of Clachan (I257)
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| 45 | At a community-wide assize trial held in Campbeltown on 14 June 1710 John was found "guilty of [th]e burying of two of his Children in Linen Cloath by his confession". The identities of these children are unknown. On 25 May 1704 "Jo[h]n INGLIS of the Lowland congregation" married "Margaret NcLoilan of the Irish congregation" in the Lowland Church in Campbeltown. Martin notes that "Nc" is a contraction of the Gaelic prefix "Nic," meaning "daughter of," and that their union is an early example of a "mixed" Highland and Lowland marriage. Since no men of this surname were recorded as fencible men in Kintyre in 1692, nor do they appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list of Kintyre lands, it suggests that John likely arrived there sometime between 1694 and the birth of his first child in 1703. | Family: Inglis/English, John / McLellan, Margaret (F69)
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| 46 | At the time of their marriage, Mathew would have been of an advanced age. New North parish was later renamed West St. Giles Parish Kirk. The parish was situated directly south of St Giles', bounded by the High Street to the north, Blair Street to the east, Cowgate to the south, and George IV Bridge to the west. No baptismal records could be located for this couple, however, a child named Mathew McAlister was buried in Edinburgh on 29 July 1765 [685/1 950/217] which could have been their child, although it would have meant that Jean was pregnant at the time of their marriage. More research is needed to determine if the baptismal records for this parish are still extant. | Family: McAlester, Mathew / Hamilton, Jean (F136)
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| 47 | Beachmore was not included in the 1692 list of Fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McMillan occupied a hearth in Beachmore. No further information. | McMillan, Duncan (I1059)
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| 48 | Between 1666 and 1669, John Clark rented a house in Campbeltown. KR 5, p. 65. In 1673, Donald Clark rented a house in Campbeltown for 19 years after Whitsunday 1673. KR 6, p. 89. In 1678, the umqll John Clerk was listed as the wadsetter of Drumlemible & Straichtrich. KR 6, p. 79. He also rented a house in Campbeltown. KR 6, p. 86. In 1685, John Clerk was a rebel in Campbeltown. 10 Sep 1687 - Rental of Donald Clerk and John Montgomery, merchants in Campbeltown. The lands of Drumgraw (Drumgarve) in Kilchuslane (Kilchousland) parish. SC54/20/8/10/26 In 1691, Donald Clerk occupied a house in Campbeltown. In 1692, James and John Clark in Knockriochmoir, William Clark in Glenrasmkillbeg, and James Clark in Tirargus were Lowland fencible men. In 1694, James Clark occupied a hearth in Tirergus, Donald Clark occupied a hearth in Duppin, and John, Duncan, and Donald Clark occupied hearths in Campbeltown. On 4 November 1709 Donald Clark, son to deceased James Clark, "sometime in Knockriochbeg" received a tack of the "16/8 land being half of Knockriochbeg presently possesst by himself and Isobell Clark his mother." Donald Clark (of Drumlemble according to McKerral), late Bailly in Campbeltown, was the father-in-law of Alexander McNeall in Gartgunnel. Alexander McNeil married Jean Clark on 31 January 1705. On 14 October 1709 Archibald Clark, son to Donald Clark of Drumlemill, witnessed a tack for Lauchland McIsake for the "2mkland of Corphen and Barphearn." There are multiple men of the same name listed in the Campbeltown OPRs who could be this individual. Donald Clark and Grizel Cunninson baptized the following children: Beatrix - 1681 Jean - 1682 Jenat - 1683 There is no marriage record for this couple. Donald Clark married Isabel Campbell on 5 December 1692. They baptized the following children: Susanna - 1699 Matthew - 1704 McKerral states that Donald's first wife was Giles Cunnison and his second was Isabella Campbell, daughter of the Captain of Skipness. Their daughter, Catherine, married Lachlan MacNeill of Kilchrist. See KSC, p. 162. This is partially corroborated by Archibald Campbell of Danna in his genealogy of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus, in which he states, "Lauchlan now of Kilchrist Provt. of Campbeltoun who was married to Cathrine Clerk daur. to Baillie Donald Clerk in Campbeltoun by whom he had a daur, Cathrine who died young." Lauchlan was the son of Daniel McNeill of Kilchrist, the seventh son of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus. In the Kintyre Rentals, McKerral states that Dugald Clerk of Drumlemble [this must have been Donald Clark], was probably a son of the feuar of Drumlemble and had a merchant's business in Campbeltown during the closing years of the century. His second wife was a daughter of Dugald Campbell, Bailie of Kintyre. Donald Clerk and Catharine McKerrash baptized the following children: Angus - 1705 This is the only instance where it appears the same person has been tried on different charges in two different trials. Unfortunately, there isn't enough available evidence to make a positive identification of this individual. It's possible that there were two (or more) men of the same name living in Campbeltown during this period, or they were the same individual. | Clark, Donald (I48)
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| 49 | Charles McAlester of Tarbert was listed as the brother german of Coll McAlester, the Baillie of Islay, by Coll's brother, Alexander. See the Eik for Coll McAlester. In his will, his son, Matthew, left £50 to an unnamed cousin, the son of his uncle, Alexander McAllister, tacksman in Arran. Alexander was the youngest child of Archibald McAlester and Finuella Boyle. See Register of Deeds, RD2_204_0545. On 12 May 1709 Charles McAlister of Cour received the tack to the "2 mkland of Brunerican and 4/1 land of Instreoll as presently possesst by the relict and heirs of milnhouse or their subtenants." Note that this is probably a mistranscription of "Tour" in Arran. | McAlester, Charles of Tore (I780)
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| 50 | Charles' father, Matthew, divided the remainder of his estate between his natural son, Charles McAlester, and his nephew, Charles McNeill, the son of his sister, Ann McAlester, and her spouse, Lauchlan McNeill of Kilchreist. | McAlester, Charles (I817)
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| 51 | Cowan, alias McIlchoan, alias McDougall. Spouse: Janet Smith. Possible son: John McIlchoan, alias McDougal, merchant in Gigha. See Index to Particular Register of Argyll Sasines, 1617–1780, pp. 321, 611, 614, and 636. Gilbert Cowan, merchant in Tarbert, was party to a Bond between himself and Alexander MacAlester of Loup, dated 14 May 1717. (Red Book of Scotland, MacAlaster of Loup and Kennox, p. 6.) See Duncan Buchanan, alias McWattie, for more information. | Cowan, Gilbert alias McDougal (I1458)
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| 52 | Cuthbert Campbell was the son of Alexander Campbell and Barbara Campbell, daughter of Hew Campbell, the commissar of Kintyre. He was baptized in Campbeltown on 3 February 1661. Cuthbert was their only known child. Both Alexander and Barbara passed away in Campbeltown in April 1694. [CC2/5/3]. Cuthbert and his spouse, Elizabeth Pollock baptized the following children: George - 1696 Mary - 1699 Margaret - 1701 Elizabeth - 1703 Jane/Jean - 1710 No marriage record could be located for the couple in the Campbeltown parish records, but a couple of the same name were married in Glasgow on 27 November 1693. More research is needed to determine if this was the same couple. | Campbell, Cuthbert (I329)
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| 53 | David Kelvie "in Laggan" was a Lowland fencible man in 1692. On 4 May 1709 David Kelvie "in Kildonan" received a tack for 1 mkland of Kildonan, Robert Campbell in "Kildownan" received a tack for the other merkland of Kildonan on the same day. David Kelvie married Jean Wat in 1687 [See Campbeltown OPRs 507/11/400 and 507/10/5]. They were the parents of eight children born between 1692–1710. David was accused of burying his father-in-law, Robert Wat, in linen cloth. He was absolved of the crime as he was "not concerned further, thereanent than as a friend or relative, and was being no other way the defunct's representative." | Kelvie, David (I158)
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| 54 | Donald Campbell of Glencarradale was the son of Duncan Campbell, and succeeded his father by 14 June 1701. He married Mary Campbell and died in January 1714. They were the parents of nine children. - Red Book of Scotland, Campbell of Glencarradale. Deceased before 12 October 1736 - 1739, May 28th, Bond of Provision by Sir James Campbell of Auchinbreck, who married "Dame Margaret Campbell, lawfull daughter of the deceased Donald Campbell of Glencarradale." See Abstracts of Clan Campbell: Registry Records of the Sheriffs of Inveraray, Vol. 1. | Campbell, Donald of Glencarradale (I296)
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| 55 | Donald McNeal was the seventh son of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus and Margaret McAllester. Donald (or Daniel) McNeill of Kilchrist married Marian Montgomery, daughter of Baillie John Montgomery of Campbeltown. This couple had four children: Lachlan, James, Margaret, and Rose. - GD328/15/2 Genealogy of Lachlan McNeill of Tirfergus by Archibald Campbell, late of Danna. Campbeltown OPRs: Donald McNeill married Marion Montgomery on 17 December 1700 in the Lowland Campbeltown church. They baptized the following children: Ann - 18 March 1702 Archibald - 1 July 1703 Lachlan - 23 July 1704 | McNeill, Donald of Kilchrist (I577)
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| 56 | Donald/Daniel was a Lieutenant in Lord Loudon's Regiment of Foot. | McNeill, Donald (I216)
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| 57 | Due to the fact that they shared the same residence, Matthew was likely the eldest son of John Langwill and Margaret Mitchell (or possibly John and Isabel Watson). There is only one man named Matthew Langwill listed in the parish register who married during this time period and had children. I believe this is the same individual. Matthew Langwill married Kathren Mitchell on 21 April 1715. They baptized the following children: John 1716 Mary 1722 Martha 1724 Agnes 1727 Robert 1730 Janet 1732 | Langwill, Matthew (I483)
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| 58 | Duncan Campbell of Drumnamucklach was the son of Archibald Campbell of Glencarradel and Isobel McAlester, the daughter of McAlester of Loup. His siblings were Archibald of Glencarradel and Dougal of Amod and later Drumnamucklach. See The Genealogy of the Campbells of Auchinbreck in the Highland Papers. The Procurator Fiscal agt Duncan Campbell of Drumnamuckloch (Kilberry) 27 Jun 1710 SC54/17/2/35/18 "Accused of Riot (attacking James Cunison, one of the bailies of Kintyre). The libel proven. Ordered to crave James Cunison's pardon; fined £30 Scots; and to find caution for his behaviour in future and to remain in ward until the fine was paid." | Campbell, Duncan of Drumnamucklach (I1298)
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| 59 | Duncan Houston married Margaret Baird on 29 May 1700. They baptized the following children: Walter - 1701 Elizabeth - 1703 Duncan Houston married Barbara Boyd on 10 November 1706. They baptized the following children: James - 1707 Due to the birth order, it's likely that this was the same individual. Duncan could be the son of James Houstone and Christian Smith, who baptized two children in 1670 and 1675. See KF, p. 177, for more information. | Houston, Duncan (I1028)
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| 60 | Edward Orr married Margaret Simson on 29 May 1696. This couple baptized the following children: Margaret - 1697 Mary - 1698 Edward - 1700 John - 1702 Robert - 1706 See KF, p. 475, for more information on this family. | Simson, Margaret (I11)
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| 61 | George Maxwell of South Barr was a witness to tacks written to Robert McVicar and William Wallace in 1709. He may have been the son of James Maxwell of Southbarr, who received a tack to Ballevane, Knocknagoir, and Drumlea in 1691, and possibly the grandson of John Maxwell, who "died in Argyle" in 1677, "in the 77 year of his age." See KF, p. 440, and also KSC, p. 95–96. | Maxwell, George of Southbarr (I1)
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| 62 | Given their occupation and the fact that they appear on the assize list next to each other, they were likely related, possibly brothers or cousins. There are two men named Hew/Hugh Waterson who were born around the same time and could be this individual: 1) Hugh was born to John Watersone and Margaret Crawfurd on 7 June 1674 2) Hugh was born to Andrew Waterson and Jenat Fallass on 7 November 1674. Hugh Waterson married Effie Garvan on 19 August 1703. This couple baptized seven children. More research is needed to confirm this person's identity. | Waterson, Hugh (I869)
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| 63 | His son and nearest heir, Archibald, married Florence Campbell, the daughter of Dugald Campbell of Kilberry and his wife, Barbara Campbell, daughter and heiress of Dougal Campbell of Lagg. - Red Book of Scotland, Campbells of Kilberry, p. 4. | Campbell, James of Ormsary (I196)
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| 64 | Hugh may have married Jean Millar in Campbeltown on 29 November 1723 [507 10/85] and baptized a child there named Hugh on 28 February 1725 [507 11/161]. More research is need to confirm that this is the same individual. It's also possible that his father was the person who confessed to drunkenness at the assize trial, but due to his presumed advanced age (if he was still alive), it's more likely that it would have been his son Hugh. | Kirkland, Hugh II (I532)
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| 65 | In 1618, Colin Stirling was a witness to a sasine and described as being "in Lochhead and burgesses of Rothesay." In 1636, Colin and Robert Stirling were in-dwellers at Lochhead [Campbeltown]. See KSC, p. 37 for more information. No men of this surname appear in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. In 1694, John Stirline occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. See KR 7, p. 103. Archibald Stirling and Mary Connat/Connel baptized the following children: William - 1706 Because of the rarity of this surname in the parish records, it's likely that this is the same person in both records. | Stirling, Archibald (I1012)
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| 66 | In 1636, Donald bane and Gillaspic McCulkyne in Sperasaig. 23 June 1686 - Testament Dative - Malcome McVurich and his spouse Mary Campbell in in Sprisage, parish of Killean. CC2/3/2 In 1694, Gilbert McMillan and Donald McQuilkan occupied two hearths in Sperisaig. 12 Sep 1687 - Rental of Colin Campbell of Blythswood, The lands of Sperisack (Sperisaig), Grenan and Crosick (Crossaig) in Killean parish. Given up by Gilbert McCurie, possessor. SC54/20/8/9/5 | McQuilkan, Donald (I1354)
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| 67 | In 1671, Duncan McTavish received the tack to "The 4 merkland of Margmonach" for 19 years. In 1685, Tavish Mccavish was a rebel in Margmonagach. In 1691, Dougall Campbell of Glensaddell received the tack to Baraskomil, Craigs, and Margamonach. In 1692, Duncan McCavish was a fencible man in Margmonagich. In 1694, Duncan McCavish occupied a hearth in Margmonagich. Thomson was the anglicized version of MacTavish. See KF, p, 541. | Thomson, Thomas (I1125)
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| 68 | In 1671, Duncan McTavish received the tack to "The 4 merkland of Margmonach" for 19 years. In 1685, Tavish Mccavish was a rebel in Margmonagach. In 1692, Duncan McCavish was a fencible man in Margmonagich. In 1694, Duncan McCavish occupied a hearth in Margmonagich and Archibald McCavish occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. In 1709, James Ross in Weigle and Robert Ross in Machrihanish held the tacks to Cleongart "presently possesst by the respective tenants." No further information. | McTavish, Lachlan (I1133)
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| 69 | In 1671, John Langwill and Margaret Mitchell were in Straw, and James and Agnes Glasgow were in Upper Balliwilling. In 1685, John Langwill in Upper Balliwilling was robbed of a considerable amount of goods. See, ADCC, pp. 113–115. In 1692, James Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Ballivean, John Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Strath, and William and Patrick Langwill were Lowland fencible men in Belloch. In 1694, John "Lyon" occupied a hearth in Upper Ballwilling. James Longwill and Agnes Glasgow baptized the following children: Janet - 1671 John - 1673 Mary - 1676 Ann - 1678 Jane - 1681 James - 1683 This person was likely the son John who was baptized on 23 November 1673. John may have married Elizabeth White in 1702, Mary Thomson in 1705, or Ann Clerk in 1706. More research is needed to confirm which person was his spouse. Note that there are no entries in the parish registry for any children for John and Elizabeth White. | Langwill, John (I86)
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| 70 | In 1678, Robert McHutcheon rented a house and yard in Campbeltown. In 1685, John and Donald McHutchesone were robbed by Donald McDonald, uncle to the Laird of Largie, during the Atholl Raids. See, An Account of the Depredations Committed on the Clan Campbell, p. 103. In 1691, John Hutcheson rented a tenement in Campbeltown "formerly possessed by his father Robert Hutcheson." In 1691, Donald McHutcheson and Elizabeth Brekanrig baptized a child named David. In 1692, Patrick and Donald "McIfuckson" were fencible men in Campbeltown. Note that this is the only appearance of the given name "Patrick" and is likely a mistranscription in The Commons of Argyll. In 1694, John and Donald "McHuchone" occupied two hearths in Campbeltown. Based on the above evidence, it appears that the Donald Hutcheson who served as a juror on two community-wide trials in Campbeltown in June 1710 is the same individual. | Hutcheson, Donald (I1186)
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| 71 | In 1680, Gilpatcik McInargid, in Ulladale. See KF, p. 511. In 1692, Archibald McInnargitt was a fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands and Patrick McNourgid. In 1694, Patrick McMargidich was a fencible man in Ivernan. No further information. | McInairgid, Patrick (I1155)
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| 72 | In 1681, Alexander Leckie and Jane Anderson were "at Lochead Miln." Bridget "Lackie" married John Park in 1745. For more information on this family, see KF, p. 208. No Leckie men appear as fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. John Leckie married Margaret Maxwell on 28 January 1702. They baptized the following children: Jenat 1702 James 1705 Mary 1707 Alexander 1709 Margaret 1712 Bridget 1714 | Leckie, John (I522)
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| 73 | In 1682, a James Moir was listed in Laggs - KSC p. 176. 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of James Moor of lands in Kilkivan, Kilkerran and Kilcolmkill parishes. The lands of Kilcheiven (Kilkivan), Lags (Laggs) in Kilkerran parish and Knockstapilbeg (Knockstapplebeg) in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/10/31 In 1692, John Moors, younger and elder, were listed as Lowland fencible men in Laggs and Andrew Moor was a Lowland fencible man in Craigs. Samuel Mure married Jenat Stuart on 3 December 1702. They baptized the following children: Daniel 1704 John 1706 Robert 1709 Mary 1711 Isabell 1713 Samuel 1716 Walter 1718 Margaret 1720 Samuel 1722 Note that Samuel Muire and Violet Neilson baptized a child named William in 1701. This is the only entry for this couple, and their marriage entry could not be located. It's possible that this was the same person since there are no other men with this name in the register during this period | Moor, Samuel (I619)
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| 74 | In 1682, a James Moir was listed in Laggs - KSC p. 176. In 1692, John Moors, younger and elder, were listed as fencible men in Laggs. A John Muir in Drumnagarve baptized a daughter named Mary on 13 June 1680. This entry contains the following note: "The woman's name omitted in the original." No further information. | Moor, John Elder (I644)
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| 75 | In 1683, "Niall Thomson in Cregan." Place-Names of the Parish of Kilcalmonell, p. 28. In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Rorie, Thomas, Patrick, Jon, Duncan Roy, Jon, Duncan, Dugald, Jon, Archibald, Lauchlane, and Jon were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Neill and Duncan "Tamson" occupied two hearths in Cregan. Patrick may have been the son of either Neill or Duncan. No further information. | Thomson, Patrick (I1425)
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| 76 | In 1683, Dougald McGillgurim at Barmollach and Angus at Deuchran. See KF, p. 38. In 1691, Angus McIligurin[?] occupied a house in Campbeltown. KR 7, p. 98. In 1694, Duncan McIlgurim occupied a hearth in Amod [Barr Glen]. No further information. | McIlgurum, Donald (I60)
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| 77 | In 1683, Dougald McGillgurm at Barmollach and Angus at Deuchran. See KF, p. 38. In 1692, Angus McIlguirme in 2 duchordas, and Dugald in Barmollich were Fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McIlgurim occupied a hearth in Amod, Donald McOlgurim occupied a hearth in Ducharan, and Dougall occupied a hearth and kiln in Barmolloch. No further information. | McIlgurum, Donald (I1093)
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| 78 | In 1683, Dougald McGillgurm at Barmollach and Angus at Deuchran. See KF, p. 38. In 1692, Angus McIlguirme in 2 duchordas, and Dugald in Barmollich were Fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McIlgurim occupied a hearth in Amod, Donald McOlgurim occupied a hearth in Ducharan, and Dougall occupied a hearth and kiln in Barmolloch. No further information. | McIlgurum, John (I1162)
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| 79 | In 1683, Dougald McGillgurm at Barmollach and Angus at Deuchran. See KF, p. 38. In 1692, Angus McIlguirme in 2 duchordas, and Dugald in Barmollich were Fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McIlgurim occupied a hearth in Amod, Donald McOlgurim occupied a hearth in Ducharan, and Dougall occupied a hearth and kiln in Barmolloch. On 15 October 1709 George Maxwell of Southbarr received the tack to "1 mkland of Lagnacraig (in Parish of Kilchevan), 5 mkland of Muasdill." No further information. | McIlgurum, Alexander (I1067)
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| 80 | In 1683, Duncan Brown in Auchnasavil was also identified as Duncan McBreoun. See KF, p. 45, for more information. In 1692, John and Duncan broune in Achinsavell, Gilbert in Kemsie, Ever in Achinbrek, Ferqhuar broune in Brackley, were all Fencible men. In 1694, Iver, Duncan, and Ferqr Brown occupied hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Gilbert in Keranshie, and Iver Brown in Auchinbrek. No further information. | Brown, Iver (I1077)
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| 81 | In 1683, Duncan Brown in Auchnasavil was also identified as Duncan McBreoun. See KF, p. 45, for more information. In 1692, John and Duncan broune in Achinsavell, Gilbert in Kemsie, Ever in Achinbrek, Ferqhuar broune in Brackley, were all Fencible men. In 1694, Iver, Duncan, and Ferqr Brown occupied hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Gilbert in Keranshie, and Iver Brown in Auchinbrek. No further information. | Brown, Angus (I1087)
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| 82 | In 1683, Malcom Ramsay, Lephencorrach - KF, p. 490. In 1692, William Ramsay was a Lowland fencible man in Upper Ballimenoch. In 1759, Archibald in Lephenbeg got the joint lease of Kilkeddan - KF, p. 490. No further information. | Ramsay, Donald (I1158)
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| 83 | In 1683, Niall Mcallum in Auchenbreck, and Archiblad McIlchalim in Gartavaich. See KF, p. 238. In 1692, Duncan McIlchalme in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, John McAlchallum in Stockadell and Garvalt, and Duncan McCallum in Ernikell were Fencible men. In 1694, Archibald, Duncan, and Neill "McCallim" occupied three hearths in Achidadonnell, Fericher McCallum in Clachan, and Iver and Archibald McCallim in Drumnalecht. No further information. | McCallum, Archibald (I1091)
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| 84 | In 1683, Niall Mcallum in Auchenbreck, and Archiblad McIlchalim in Gartavaich. See KF, p. 238. In 1692, Duncan McIlchalme in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, John McAlchallum in Stockadell and Garvalt, and Duncan McCallum in Ernikell were Fencible men. In 1694, no McIlchallums were recorded living in Gartavaich, but there were three individuals of this name (Archibald, Duncan, and Neil), living at nearby Achidadonnell. No further information. | McIlchallum, Patrick (I1437)
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| 85 | In 1684, Balimackilchonalick was let to Donald McIlchonalie. See The Place-Names of the Parish of Southend, p. 8. 6 Sep 1687 - Rental of Daniell McIlconly, tacksman of Ballimakilconly. The lands of Ballimakilconly in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/26 In 1692, Archibald and Malcolme McIlconillie were fencible men in Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc., and William and Donald McIlchonnillie were fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, Archibald McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, Neill McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Ballimacomra, and Donald oig and Donald more McIlchonlie occupied two hearths and a kiln in "Ballimcilchonile." On 20 September 1709, Lachlan McMillan "in Ballimackillchonille" received the tack of the 8/4 land of Ballimachullchonille. In 1720, Neill McIlchonaly was a tenant of McNeill of Carskey there. See The Place-Names of the Parish of Southend, p. 8. This was probably the same person who appears in this assize list, or a close relation. | McIlchonily, Neil (I756)
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| 86 | In 1684, Balimackilchonalick was let to Donald McIlchonalie. See The Place-Names of the Parish of Southend, p. 8. In 1692, Archibald and Malcolme McIlconillie were fencible men in Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc., and William and Donald McIlchonnillie were fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, Archibald McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, Neill McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Ballimacomra, and Donald oig and Donald more McIlchonlie occupied two hearths and a kiln in "Ballimcilchonile." On 20 September 1709, Lachlan McMillan "in Ballimackillchonille" received the tack of the 8/4 land of Ballimachullchonille. In 1720, Neill McIlchonaly was a tenant of McNeill of Carskey there. See The Place-Names of the Parish of Southend, p. 8. This person may have been the same Donald oig who was recorded living here in 1694, or a close relation. | McIlchonily, Donald (I757)
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| 87 | In 1685, Alexander "Moir" and James "Mure" were rebels in Campbeltown. In 1692, John More and James "Morra" were fencible men in Campbeltown, Andrew Moor was a Lowland fencible man in Craigs, John Moors "younger and elder" were Lowland fencible men in Laggs, Adam Moor was a Lowland fencible man in Drimlemill, and John Moor was a Lowland fencible man in Cattodelmoir. In 1694, Adam More occupied a hearth in Drumlemell, Neill Mure occupied a hearth in Knockstapillbeg, and John More occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. Alexander Morr and Margaret Cochrane baptized the following children in Campbeltown: John - 1678 William - 1683 Further research is needed to confirm the identity of this individual. For more information on this family, see KSC, pp. 82, 94–95, 107, and 176. | More, Alexander (I43)
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| 88 | In 1685, Allan Anderson in Machriemoir (along with several other tenants) had goods stolen by raiders from Skye totaling one hundred pounds. ADCC, p. 118. In 1692, Allan Anderson and John, his son, were fencible men in Machrihannish. In 1694, Allan Anderson occupied a hearth in Machriemoir. "And William Anderson [the]re is likeways found guilty of his burying of Allan Anderson his Fa[the]r in Linen Cloath by his own Confession." In the 1709/10 Rental List, William Anderson "in Machrihanish" & Margaret Pecoak his mother, received the tack to half of Clochkeil, along with Neill McPhaull and his son, Angus. These two records combined name both of William's parents and his location in 1709 and 1710. | Anderson, William (I173)
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| 89 | In 1685, Archibald Barkley was a rebel in Campbeltown. In 1692, James "Barkla" was a fencible man in Campbeltown. James Barclay married Rebecca Craig on 9 January 1696 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Mary - 1698 William - 1700 Jenat - 1702 Martha - 1704 Robert - 1705 Peter - 1709 Rebekkah - 1711 James was likely the son of Archibald Barkley and Elizabeth Forrester. Both men were coopers, and there are no other records for a James Barclay living in Campbeltown during this period. | Barclay, James (I999)
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| 90 | In 1685, Archibald Fleming younger was a rebel in Campbeltown. In 1692, John Fleiming in Ballivean, David in Killellan, William in Garrochie, and John in Killeunan were fencible men. In 1694, John Flimine occupied a hearth in High Ballywilling, William Fliming occupied a hearth and miln in Killeolan, Donald Flimine occupied a hearth in Braikled, and Archibald Flimine occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. Two men with this name lived in Campbeltown parish and had children during this period: Archibald Fleeming and Mary/Nance/Agnes Fulton baptized the following children: William - 1694 Isabel - 1695 Robert - 1697 [?] - 1699 Marion - 1702 Ann - 1705 Mary - 1711 Archibald Fleeming married Agnes/Nance Clark on 23 December 1698 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: James - 1699 John - 1701 William - 1703 Archibald - 1704 Mary - 1711 James - 1713 Anna - 1714 John - 1716 Mary - 1718 Daniel - 1721 Since the latter was a joiner, burgess, and guild brother, and later became a town baillie of Campbeltown, he was likely the person named in the assize record as a merchant. However, this record could also be attributed to the other individual, who was married to Agnes/Nance Fulton. Until additional evidence comes to light, we attribute this entry to the town bailie. | Fleeming, Archibald (I981)
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| 91 | In 1685, David Flemying in Breckled and Archibald Fleming in Campbeltown were listed as a rebels. In 1692, John Fleiming in Ballivean, David in Killellan, William in Garrochie, and John in Killeunan were Lowland fencible men. In 1694, John Flimine occupied a hearth in High Ballywilling, William Fliming occupied a hearth and miln in Killeolan, Donald Flimine occupied a hearth in Braikled, and Archibald Flimine occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. On 13 May 1709 Patrick Langwill in Ballivean received a tack for the "1 mkland of Garvachy possesst by Wm. Fleming and other tenants." On 6 May 1709 William Fleming "in Garvachy," along with John Fleming in Ballivean, received a tack of the "4 ½ mklands of Ballivean presently possesst by George Maxwell of Southbarr." William Fleeming married Jenat Clark on 18 December 1690 in Campbeltown. They baptized five children between 1703 and 1711. This was the person mentioned in SC54/17/2/35/9 whose sheep were stolen by McIlglash and Weir. | Fleeming, William (I929)
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| 92 | In 1685, Donald McKillip was a rebel in Kildonan. In 1692, John McKillop was a Fencible man in "Knockchonilmoire" [Knockhantymore]. No McKillops were recorded in 1694. No further information. | McKillop, John (I694)
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| 93 | In 1685, Hugh Ferguson was a rebel in Craigs. In 1692, Donald Fergusone was a fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. There are no men of this surname included in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. McKerral thought that Fergusons were Lowlanders, but Angus Martin believes that the surname also derived from McKergus. See KF, p. 120, for more information. | Ferguson, Archibald (I1400)
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| 94 | In 1685, James Morison was a rebel living at Crossibeg. In 1692, John and William Morison in Campbeltown, John Moorisone elder and sons James and John in Barraskimell, James Morissone in Crossibeg, Andrew and Thomas Morisson in Machrimoir, and Robert Morrisson in Garrochie were all Lowland fencible men. There are no Morisons included in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Multiple individuals of this name lived in Campbeltown parish during this period. William Moriesone married Issobell Wilsone in 1682 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children at the Lowland church: 1. Robert - 4 Feb 1683 William Morison married Helen Kyle/Kelve on 24 Jan 1688 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children at the Lowland church: 1. Ann - 16 Dec 1688 2. Mary - 26 Aug 1691 3. John - 6 Jan 1695 4. Margaret - 14 Feb 1697 William Morison married Margaret Love on 3 Nov 1703 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children at the Lowland church: 1. Jenat - 6 Aug 1704 2. John - 4 Jun 1707 3. Marion - 11 Dec 1709 Since William was also a weaver in Campbeltown he may have been related to Robert Morison. Based on the above timeline, it is possible that William was married three times and that the above entries are for the same person. More research is needed. | Morison, William (I50)
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| 95 | In 1685, James Morison was a rebel living at Crossibeg. In 1692, John and William Morison in Campbeltown, John Moorisone elder and sons James and John in Barraskimell, James Morissone in Crossibeg, Andrew and Thomas Morisson in Machrimoir, and Robert Morrisson in Garrochie were all Lowland fencible men. There are no Morisons included in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Robert Morison was baptized on 30 December 1676, the son of Robert Morison and Agnes Longwell. Robert Morison married Jean Dunlop/Dunlap on 2 February 1698. They baptized the following children: Jenat - 1703 John - 1706 More research is needed to confirm that this is the correct individual. | Morison, Robert (I47)
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| 96 | In 1685, James Morison was a rebel living at Crossibeg. In 1692, John and William Morison in Campbeltown, John Moorisone elder and sons James and John in Barraskimell, James Morissone in Crossibeg, Andrew and Thomas Morisson in Machrimoir, and Robert Morrisson in Garrochie were all Lowland fencible men. There are no Morisons included in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. While multiple men with this name lived in Campbeltown during this period, only one was actively having children. William Morison married Margaret Love on 3 November 1703 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children there: Jenat - 1704 John - 1707 Marion - 1709 Unless further evidence comes to light, the available evidence suggests that this individual likely confessed to burying a child in linen in 1710. | Morison, William (I1034)
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| 97 | In 1685, John "Huy" was a rebel in Lochhead. In 1691, Robert Howie received a tack to a "tenement in Campbeltown sometime possessed by umqull William Hood." In 1692, John and Alexander Huie were fencible men in the burgh of Campbeltown. In 1694, Robert "Huy" occupied a hearth in Campbeltown and John "How" occupied a hearth in Brunerakin. Campbeltown OPRs: Alexander Howie was born to Peter Howe (sailor in Lochhead) and Helen Tarbert/Harbert on 5 April 1663. Two men with this name married in Campbeltown, the first married Sibilla Dickie on 30 April 1686, and the second married Martha "Colvin" on 25 November 1701. Alexander and Sibilla Dickie baptized the following children: Peter - 1689 Jane - 1693 John - 1695 Margaret - 1697 Alexander - 1699 Alexander and Martha "Colvill" baptized the following children: Elizabeth - 1705 Based on the above evidence, it's likely that all three men are the same person. More research is needed to confirm his identity. | Huie, Alexander (I41)
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| 98 | In 1685, John Roy McVretiny, Malcolme, Donald, and Neill in Leim, Neill elder and younger, and Duncan in Ardmenis, Lauchlan in Margmonagich, Lauchlan, Jon Gruame, and Gilvnive in Druimyeoimore, and Neill in Ardlay, all on the Isle of Gigha, were rebels. No further information. | McBretnick, Murdoch (I1454)
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| 99 | In 1685, John Stewart was listed as a rebel in "Skerblinrad." In 1692, Alexander Campbell, tacksman, in Skerblineraid, James Stewart in Claongart, and Archibald Stewart, tacksman, in Ballinlergiebeg and moir and drum were fencible men. In 1693, John Campbell of Kildalloig received a tack to Skeroblinraid. In 1694, Allexander Stewart occupied a hearth in Beachmore, Archibald in Tangzie, John in Darlachlan, Hew, James and Archibald in Askimellbeg, and John and Allexander in Askimellmoir. See KM 52, pp. 22–26, and The Stewarts on "Park" (Skeroblinraid) Farm in Kintyre: Lowlanders Who Spoke Gaelic, by David Jackson, for more information on this family. | Stewart, John (I945)
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| 100 | In 1685, John Wyllie elder and younger were rebels in Campbeltown. In 1691, John Wylie Younger occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. In 1692, John Wylie younger and Joseph Wylie were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, John Wyllie, younger, occupied a house and smiddie in Campbeltown, and John Wyllie, elder, occupied a house in Campbeltown. Joseph Wylie and Mary Niven baptized the following children in Campbeltown: Betty/Bessie - 1695 Martha - 1704 Livody/Loveday - 1706 Margaret - 1711 No further information. | Wylie, Joseph (I993)
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| 101 | In 1685, Mathew and William Watson were rebels in Upper Ugadale. In 1692, Robert Watsone was a fencible man in Glensadell. In 1694, John Watson elder and younger occupied two hearths in Glenecardich, William in "The Mains of Saddell," and Andrew and John occupied two hearths in High Ugadill. On 8 October 1709 Mathew Watson And Patrick McQuilkan "in Corputechan" received the tack to the "4 mkland of Crubastill presently possest by Duncan McKay and the other tenants." John Watson in Glenacardoch died in August 1693. His TD lists his spouse as Agnes Johnstoun and children named Matthew and Marie. It's possible that this was this person's family. More research is needed confirm this theory. | Watson, Mathew (I1061)
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| 102 | In 1685, Patrick Robison in Ballochgair was a rebel. In 1692, Robert, George and John Robisone were Lowland fencible men in Crosshill, and John Robinsone was a Lowland fencible man in Machribeg. In 1694, Robert "Rotsone" occupied a hearth in Crosshill and Robert "Rotsone" occupied a hearth in Bellochgere. On 21 September 1709 George Robison "in Machribeg" received a tack for "1/3 part of 4 mk 4/8d land of Machribeg, Glach and Machricastell for nineteen years. John Whyt in Machribeg and Robert McVicar held the other two thirds. George Robison married Isabel Davieson on 11 January 1694 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: James - 1694 Robert - 1696 Jenat - 1698 John - 1700 Margaret - 1703 This may have been the same individual who moved to Southend parish or a different individual of the same name. However, since a Robertson family lived at Machribeg in 1692, it's likely there were two individuals with the same name living in different parishes. Robert Robisone in Crosshill died March 1694. His spouse was Janet Alexander and their children were John, William, Andrew, Nance, and Edward. [CCC2/5/3] | Robertson, George (I1173)
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| 103 | In 1685, William and Gavin Wallace "in Kildavie" were listed as rebels along with William More and Robert Craig. In 1692, Walter McFarland, Robert Armor, William and Gavin Wallace, and Robert Craig were listed as Lowland fencible men in Kildavie. In 1694, William Wallace occupied a hearth at "Kildavi." William Wallace and Barbara Glasgow baptized a son, Hugh, on 16 July 1693. [No location given] On 5 May 1709 William Wallace "in Kildavie" received the tack to Dunglass & Inshreil, Gartavilah, and the Miln of Machrimore. On 14 June 1710 Gavin Wallace confessed to burying his wife in linen "in May last." More research is needed to confirm if William Wallace and Barbara Glasgow were living at Kildavie. There are no other entries relating to this family in the parish register. See KF p. 553-554. | Wallace, Gavin (I669)
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| 104 | In 1685, William and Gavin Wallace "in Kildavie" were listed as rebels along with William More and Robert Craig. In 1692, Walter McFarland, Robert Armor, William and Gavin Wallace, and Robert Craig were listed as Lowland fencible men in Kildavie. In 1694, William Wallace occupied a hearth at "Kildavi." William Wallace and Barbara Glasgow baptized a son, Hugh, on 16 July 1693. [No location given] On 5 May 1709, William Wallace in Kildavie received tacks to the "20/- land of Dunglass, 4/2 land of Inshreil, The Miln of Machrimore, excluding 40d land of Gartavelach with the alehouses." More research is needed to confirm if William Wallace and Barbara Glasgow were living at Kildavie. There are no other entries relating to this family in the parish register. See KF, p. 553-554. | Wallace, William (I1172)
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| 105 | In 1685, William Swan, cooper in Campbeltown, was listed as a rebel. He does not appear in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax lists. According to this assize entry, William was buried in 1708 by his wife, Jean Man. | Swan, William (I844)
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| 106 | In 1686, Alexander and William Dunbar were summoned before the Justices of the Peace Court for irregularities in church attendance. See KF, p. 112, and JPA, p. 133. In 1691, Alexander Dunbar occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. KR 7, p. 102. In 1692, William and Alexander were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Alexander occupied a house in Campbeltown, and William occupied a house and kiln. Multiple men with this name lived in Campbeltown parish and had children during this period. William Dunbar married Katharine Brown in Campbeltown in 1683. They baptized the following children: Elizabeth - 1688 William - 1690 William married Isobel/Isabel Ewin/Ewing on 8 December 1687. They baptized the following children: Isabel - 1688 Elizabeth - 1691 Ann - 1693 Alexander - 1695 James - 1697 Donald - 1699 Marjorie - 1700 Isabel - 1702 Martha - 1703 Walter - 1705 Alexander [William?] Dunbar married Elspa Duncanson on 15 September 1691. They baptized the following children: Jane - 1700 Note: This is probably a transcription error, as every other child was born to Alexander and Elspa. Because there is no record of William and Katharine Brown having children after 1690, this assize entry has been attributed to William Dunbar, the husband of Isobel Ewing. | Dunbar, William (I1016)
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| 107 | In 1686, Alexander and William Dunbar, in Campbeltown, were accused of "irregularities in church attendance." See KF, p. 112 and JPA, p. 133. In 1691, Alexander Dunbar occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. In 1692, Alexander and William Dunbar occupied two hearths in Campbeltown. In 1694, Alexander Dunbar occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, and William occupied a house and kiln there, which indicates that he could have been a maltman. There were two men of this name living in Campbeltown during the same period. William Dunbar married Katharine Brown in 1683. This couple baptized the following children: Elizabeth - 1688 William - 1690 William Dunbar married Isobell Ewin on 8 December 1687. This couple baptized the following children: Isabel - 1688 Elizabeth - 1691 Ann - 1693 Alexander - 1695 James - 1697 Donald - 1699 Marjorie - 1700 Isabel - 1702 Martha - 1703 Walter - 1705 More information is needed to confirm his identity. | Dunbar, William (I44)
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| 108 | In 1686, John Odochertie in Kilchrist was investigated for irregularities in church attendance. See KF, p. 105 and JPA, p. 134. Charles may have been the son of John or another relative. No further information. | Odocherty, Charles (I596)
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| 109 | In 1690 Duncan oig McConnachie "in Knockhantibeg" received the tack for Knockhantibeg and in 1691 Malcolm & Alexander McConchies in Ininmore received a tack of Ininmore. In 1692 Duncan Oig, Donald, Rodyir, Malcolme, and Alexander mcConachie were listed as Fencible men in Knokchantbeg, Twa Indens and Kellepeyll. On 28 September 1709 Duncan oig McConachy in Inenbeg received a tack for the "1 mk 8/8d lands of Inenmore and Inenbeg Inenmor presently possesst by Malcolm McConnachy." | McConnachie, Duncan oig (I663)
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| 110 | In 1691, Angus McInnes & Katherine NcIllbreid were in Earadale. In 1692, John McConochie, Donald Campbell, Donald McMilan, and Neill McDermond were fencible men in Amod, Ormsarie, and Dalsmirrin. In 1694, Patrick and Donald "McKinnas" occupied two hearths in Culinlongart and Donald McKinnas occupied one hearth in "Orsarie." In 1709, Donald Campbell "in Couilloch" received the tack of Corriloch. No further information. | McMillan, Malcolm (I740)
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| 111 | In 1691, Angus McInnes & Katherine NcIllbreid were in Earadale. In 1694, Patrick and Donald "McKinnas" occupied two hearths in Culinlongart and Donald McKinnas occupied one hearth in "Orsarie." In 1709, Donald Campbell "in Couilloch" received the tack of Corriloch. No further information. | McInnes, Donald (I739)
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| 112 | In 1691, Angus McInnes & Katherine NcIllbreid were in Earadale. In 1694, Patrick and Donald "McKinnas" occupied two hearths in Culinlongart and Donald McKinnas occupied one hearth in "Orsarie." No further information. | McInnes, Patrick (I737)
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| 113 | In 1691, Archibald Stewart in Tangie received a tack to "Drumlargibeg and Drumlargiemore." In 1692, Malcolme McNeill in Kilmacho and Langa, John McNeill in Drumlea, and Archibald McNeill in Killorow were fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm McNeill in Kilmacho, Hew and Hector in Balilergiebeg, John in Drumnalea, and Archibald in Killarow all occupied hearths. On 4 September 1709, Archibald Stewart in Ballilergiemore received a tack to the "2 mklands of Brunlergiebeg, 16/8d lands of Ballilergiemore, 16/8d lands of Ballilergiebeg, and 1/2 mkland of Cluask." It's likely that Brunlergiebeg is a misreading of "Drumlergiebeg." No further information. | McNeill, Donald elder (I948)
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| 114 | In 1691, Donald Campbell "in Corillach" received a tack to Killocra and Corrilach. In 1692, Donald Campbell, tacksman, occupied a hearth in Killocra and Corilich. On 9 May 1709 John Campbell, along with Archibald McKendrick & Donald McIlmaluaig "in Kilocra" received a tack to the "4 mklands of Killocra." No further information. | Campbell, John (I889)
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| 115 | In 1691, Donald McGibbon received a tack to the Mill of ? in Nether Cowall. KR 7, p. 99. In 1694, Neill McGibbon occupied a hearth in Kilcolmkill. In 1695, an inventory was made for the estate of Donald McGibbon, "factor in Nether Canell," See CC2/3/4. No further information. | McGibbon, Donald (I1306)
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| 116 | In 1691, Donald McLea "of Lindsaig" received a tack to Ardnacross, Kilkeddan, and Altinterve. In 1694, Donald McLea occupied a hearth at Kilkeddan & Ardnacross. Donald McLia and Agnes Hart baptized a son, Archibald, on 24 October 1680, and Effe McLeas married John Kirkland on 5 July 1711. This is the only appearance of a similar surname in the Campbeltown OPR records. | McLea, John (I59)
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| 117 | In 1691, Finlay McKinlay occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. In 1692, Finlay McKinlay was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Findlay McKinlay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, Fergus in Runaheron, Duncan in Beachar, Alexander in Kilmaluaig, Finlay in Duppin, and John in Achahoan. No further information. | McKinlay, John Bodach (I1239)
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| 118 | In 1691, Finlay McKinlay occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. In 1692, Finlay McKinlay was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Findlay McKinlay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, Fergus in Runaheron, Duncan in Beachar, Alexander in Kilmaluaig, Finlay in Duppin, and John in Achahoan. No further information. | McKinlay, John (I1283)
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| 119 | In 1691, Hendry McNeill in Campbeltown received a tack to Carskiey, Glenatowuchtrach, and Leppinbeg. In 1692, Donald McIlcheanvig was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone. Malcolme McIllecheanie was a fencible man in Lailt, Drumanrianich, Indincallich and Indenbeg, and Malcolme cheanvig was a fencible man in Kilcolmkill, Gartvaich, and Lepenstra. In 1694, Neill McIlchenie occupied a hearth in Drumnareonich. See KF, p. 509, for more information. | McIlcheanich, Neil (I815)
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| 120 | In 1691, James Forrester occupied a tenement in Campbeltown "built by Alexr. Forrester of Knockrioch, father of the said James." KR 7, p. 99. In 1692, Robert, James, and Jon Forrester were Lowland fencible men in Killeunan. In 1694, James occupied two hearths in Knockreochbeg. James Forrester is listed in the Campbeltown OPRs. He and his spouse, Finnuell McAlester, were the parents of eight children born between 1690–1704. See KF, p. 129 for more information on this family. James was granted a bond of caution on 12 September 1685 to keep and preserve the peace of the Highlands. In the 1691 Rental list, James' father, Alexander, is named as having built a tenement in Campbeltown on High Street next to Thomas Weir. Alexander Forrester Senior died in October 1688. See CC2/5/3. In the 1709/10 Rental List, James witnessed the tack for Hugh Dunlop in Knockstapilmore on 1 November 1709. | Forrester, James of Knockrioch (I242)
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| 121 | In 1691, John Campbell of Kildalloig received a tack to Langa, Kilmaho, and Bordadow. In 1692, Donald Campbell was tacksman of Killocra and Corilich. In 1694, Donald Campbell occupied a hearth in Coylach. No further information. | Campbell, Archibald (I941)
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| 122 | In 1691, John Campbell of Kildalloig received the tack to Langa, Kilmaho, and Bordadow. In 1692, Donald Mcneilledge in Glensaddell, and John and George McNeilladge in Kilmaho and Langa were fencible men. In 1694, John McNeiladge occupied a hearth in Langa, Archibald McNeilladge occupied a hearth in Aros, and Donald McNeilladge occupied a hearth, miln, kiln, and smiddie in The Mains of Saddell. No further information. | McNeilage, John (I952)
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| 123 | In 1691, John Campbell of Kildalloig received the tack to Langa, Kilmaho, and Bordadow. In 1692, Patrick McIlbreid in Campbeltown, Archibald McBridane in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tanintavill and Lagalgeirve were listed as fencible men. In 1694, John McIlbrid occupied a hearth in Kyranbeg, John McIlbreid "in Knocknagrean" occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, John McBridan occupied a hearth in Tangitavill and Lagalgarb, and Patrick McIlbreid occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McBridan, Angus (I953)
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| 124 | In 1691, John Cunison, son to John Cunison minister of Killean, received a tack for Feochaig. KL 7, p. 103. In 1694, three McKissags occupied hearths in Feochaig. On 13 October 1709 "Bailly John Cunison," received a tack for Feochaig "presently possesst by himself." He was the son of the Rev. John Cunnison, who died ca. 1698 and is buried in Killean churchyard. This family was of Highland origin from Perthshire. John Cunison and Elizabeth Douglas baptized the following children in Campbeltown: Elizabeth - 1701 Alexander - 1703 Susanna - 1706 No marriage record could be located for this couple. Based on the available evidence, it appears that John and Elizabeth lived in Campbeltown. | Cunison, John (I1247)
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| 125 | In 1691, John Wylie Younger in Campbeltown received a tack to a tenement of houses in Campbeltown. In 1692, John Wylie was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, John Wylie younger occupied a hearth and smiddie in Campbeltown and John Wylie elder occupied a hearth there as well. There are multiple candidates listed in the parish registry. John Willie and Margaret Howe/Huie baptized seven children between 1679 and 1695. John Willie married Jenat Armor on 6 April 1694. They baptized eight children between 1694 and 1706. John Willie married Jenat Jamieson on 30 April 1695. They baptized two children between 1696 and 1698. More research is needed to identify the person in this record. | Wylie, John (I841)
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| 126 | In 1691, Malcolme McOshennag received the tack to Lephenstrath. No fencible men listed of this surname in 1692. In 1694, Archibald McOsenage occupied a hearth in Cariskey, Gillis McOshenag occupied a hearth in Ormsarie, and Malcolm, Alexander, and Duncan occupied three hearths in Lephinstra. No further information. | McShannon, Donald (I767)
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| 127 | In 1691, Mr. John Cunnison, preacher of the gospel at Killean, received tacks to Beachmore and Achilesline with its mill. In 1692, Patrick o Kellie in Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve, and Hew and Patrick in Ballinlergiebeg, moir, and drum were fencible men in Killean parish. On 1694, Rorie O Kellie occupied a hearth in Crubistill, John in Stukadell & Garvalt, Patrick in Tangitavill & Lagalgarb, and Hew in Drum. No further information. | Okelly, Rodger (I1058)
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| 128 | In 1691, Robert Howie received the tack to a tenement in Campbeltown "sometime possessed by umqull William Hood." In 1692, Samuell and John Howies yr were fencible men in "Carrein." In 1694, Robert Huy occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, and John How occupied a hearth at Brunerakin. There were six Highlanders living at Carren at this time. See KF, pp. 178–180 for more information. | Huie, Samuel (I761)
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| 129 | In 1691, Robert Howie received the tack to a tenement in Campbeltown "sometime possessed by umqull William Hood." In 1692, Samuell and John Howies yr were fencible men in "Carrein." In 1694, Robert Huy occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, and John How occupied a hearth at Brunerakin. There were six Highlanders living at Carren at this time. See KF, pp. 178–180 for more information. | Huie, John (I762)
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| 130 | In 1691, William Park occupied a tenement in Campbeltown. In 1692, William in Campbeltown and Charles in Darlachane were Lowland fencible men. No men of this surname appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Charles Park and Bessie/Betty Paterson baptized five children in Campbeltown between 1693 and 1704. No marriage record could be located for this couple. It's possible that there were two men of this name living in Kintyre during the same period, one in Campbeltown parish and the other in Killean and Kilchenzie parish, or perhaps they were the same individual. The fact that Robert Park in Killean parish married Marie Harvie in Campbeltown parish in 1697 indicates that there were members of this family in Killean parish at an early date. More research is needed to determine his identity. See KF, p. 476 for more information. | Park, Charles (I950)
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| 131 | In 1692 Robert Hendrie and John Hendrie younger, appear as Lowland fencible men living in Achnacorvie. In 1694, Neill Hendrie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, James McHenrie occupied a hearth at Kilchivane, and Archibald McHendrie occupied a hearth at Killocra. Robert Hendrie/Hendry and Jenat/Janet Watson appear in the parish register, but their marriage entry could not be located. They baptized the following children: Isabel 1694 John 1697 John 1699 Agnes/Nance 1702 Jenat 1704 William 1707 Agnes 1710 The baptismal record of their daughter, Agnes, states their residence as Achincorvie in 1710, which correlates with the assize entry. | Hendrie, Robert (I610)
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| 132 | In 1692 Robert Hendrie and John Hendrie younger, appear as Lowland fencible men living in Achnacorvie. Donald McKendrick was a Highland fencible man in Clachnahaull and Layncreig, and James McKenrie was a Highland fencible man in Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke and Drumlenan. In 1694, Neill Hendrie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, James McHenrie occupied a hearth at Kilchivane, and Archibald McHendrie occupied a hearth at Killocra. No further information. | McHenrie, John (I88)
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| 133 | In 1692 Robert Hendrie and John Hendrie younger, appear as Lowland fencible men living in Achnacorvie. Donald McKendrick was a Highland fencible man in Clachnahaull and Layncreig, and James McKenrie was a Highland fencible man in Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke and Drumlenan. In 1694, Neill Hendrie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, James McHenrie occupied a hearth at Kilchivane, and Archibald McHendrie occupied a hearth at Killocra. No further information. | Hendrie, James (I1160)
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| 134 | In 1692, "Gay McCrusichan" was a fencible man in Guistell. In 1694, "Cay McWrishan (?)" occupied a hearth in Geisdaill. In 1689, Donald McCrussachan in Guesdale died leaving his widow Effric N'Inrae and children John, Patrick, Duncan and Donald. Angus Martin believes that this is the same family and that the above references are misreadings of "Gav." See KF, p. 402, and "Donald MacCrussachan" inventory dated 3 May 1694 for more information. [CC2/5/3] | McNusachan, Gavin (I1151)
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| 135 | In 1692, Alexander JONSTOUN was recorded as a Lowland fencible man in Rannochan. No men of this surname appear in the Hearth Tax list. Alexander Johnstoun married Isabel Dunlop on 2 June 1702. They baptized the following children: Alexander 1 October 1704 James 19 January 1707 John 24 April 1709 John 5 November 1710 Alexander was found guilty of burying two of his children "within this half year" in linen cloth on 14 June 1710. If this is the same person, then one of those children was most likely his son John, who was born in 1709. | Johnston, Alexander (I426)
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| 136 | In 1692, Alexander Love was a fencible man in Campbeltown. On 2 November 1709 John Love, elder in Laigh Barr, received a tack for "1/4 part of the 3 1/2 mkland of Laigh Barr together with the miln of Barr." The other tenants were Alexander McMillan, William Smylie and Christian Stewart. On 14 October 1709 John Love 'Yr., in Bar," received a half part of "3 mklands of Belloch." John Love and Margaret Gilkison baptized the following children in Campbeltown: Marion - 1698 James - 1700 John - 1702 Jane/Jean - 1703 Margaret - 1705 John - 1707 Margaret - 1709 William - 1710 It's possible that this was the same person but the birth of his last son in Campbeltown conflicts with this theory. Also, there appears to have been two men of this naming living in Barr during the same period, possibly father and son. No further information. | Love, John (I1116)
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| 137 | In 1692, Alexander McMillane was a fencible man in Lergiebane, Achnasllishaig, Glenhantie and Neithir Remill. In 1692, Duncan and John McMillan occupied two hearths in Remuluachtrach and Allexander McMillan occupied a hearth in Remulichtrach. No further information. | McMillan, John (I1228)
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| 138 | In 1692, Alexander Thomson was a fencible man in Tarbert and Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane mc Avish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Hew and Donald Thomson in Runadale & Achnasavill, Andrew Thomson in Kilmichell, John Thomsone in Balligregan, Neill and Duncan Tamson in Cregan, Donald and Patrick in Clonaig, Tamas Tomson in Skipnish, and John Tamson in Bartaravin. No further information. | Thomson, Duncan (I1383)
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| 139 | In 1692, Allan Andersone and John, his son, were fencible men in Machrihannish. In 1694, Allan Anderson occupied a hearth in Machriemoir. John was likely the brother of William Anderson, who received a tack to Clochkeil in 1709. "William Anderson in Machrihanish * Margaret Pecoak his mother," received a tack of the "2 ½ mkland of 5 mkland of Clochkeoll presently possesst by Malcolm McNeill of Darlochan." Speculative family tree: Allan Anderson + Margaret Pecoak sons: John Anderson, William Anderson | Anderson, John (I183)
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| 140 | In 1692, Andrew and his son Andrew Gairdener were Lowland fencible men in Low Ballywilline. Andrew Gardiner married Margaret Fleeming/Fleming on 13 June 1690. They baptized the following children: William 1694 Nance/Agnes 1697 John 1700 James 1703 Alexander 1711 (twin) Andrew 1711 (twin) John 1714 David 1718 Margaret 1726 From KF p. 139 - Andrew and William Gardner got the lease of Low Ranachan in 1729." | Gardner, Andrew (I444)
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| 141 | In 1692, Andrew and James "Cordoners" occupied two hearths in Carrein. In 1694, Andrew Cordiner occupied a hearth in Auchnacorbie. Carren was occupied by six Highlanders at this time. No further information. | Cordiner, James (I764)
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| 142 | In 1692, Andrew and James "Cordoners" were listed as Fencible men living in "Carrein" or Carrine in Southend parish. In 1694, Andrew Cordiner occupied a hearth in Auchnacorbie. On 12 December 1700 James Cordoner married Margaret Brown. He was listed as from Southend parish, which helps link this person to the two Fencible men. There are no extant baptismal entries for this couple in the parish register, which indicates that either they lived in Southend parish. At a community-wide assize trial held in Campbeltown on 14 June 1710 two men of this name confessed to crimes, one living in Kilchrist in Campbeltown parish and another living in "Caren." On 23 April 1702 James Cordoner married Jenat Sheddan. This couple baptized the following children: Jean/Jane 1703 John 1708 Janet 1710 James 1712 Agnes 1714 William 1715 Janet 1718 Andrew 1720 Since this family was living at Kilchrist in 1703 when their daughter Jane was baptized, it appears that they were still living there in 1710. | Cordiner, James (I597)
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| 143 | In 1692, Andrew and James McColm were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Andrew and Neill McCallum occupied two hearths in Campbeltown. Andrew McColm(e) and Janet/Jenat Fleeming baptized the following children: Jane - 1673 John - 1674 Isabel - 1675 Thomas - 1676 Mary - 1679 Jane - 1681 Elizabeth - 1683 Ann - 1688 Andrew McColin/McColme married Isabel Fulton on 4 March 1690 in Campbeltown. This may have been a second marriage for Andrew or the marriage of a relative. There are no children listed in the parish registry for this couple. His son, Andrew, married Anna Melvill on 10 June 1712 in Campbeltown. There are no children listed in the parish registry for this couple. See KF, p. 247 and KSC, p. 176 for more information. | McColm, Andrew (I1284)
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| 144 | In 1692, Andrew and James McColme were fencible men in Campeltown; there were two Neill McCallims and a Gilbert McCallm there as well. In 1694, Malcolm and Iver McCallum occupied two hearths in Killblaan, Donald McCallum occupied a hearth in Cataig, Duncan McCallum occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, Donald in Knockstapillmore, Andrew and Neill in Campbeltown, and John at Stukadell & Garvalt. It's possible that this could be the same Archibald McCallum in Auchenbrek, but not likely owning to the spelling of the surname and the fact that he already appeared in an earlier trial for poaching fish. One of the few examples of the defendant claiming poverty. No further information. | McCallum, Archibald (I1254)
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| 145 | In 1692, Andrew and James McColme were fencible men in Campeltown; there were two Neill McCallims and a Gilbert McCallm there as well. In 1694, Malcolm and Iver McCallum occupied two hearths in Killblaan, Donald McCallum occupied a hearth in Cataig, Duncan McCallum occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, Donald in Knockstapillmore, Andrew and Neill in Campbeltown, and John at Stukadell & Garvalt. On 23 September 1709 Robert Fulton in Machrihanish received a tack to the "3 mklands of Drumgarve." There are no McCallum entries in the parish registers before 1728. | McCallum, Gilnive (I455)
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| 146 | In 1692, Andrew and Thomas Morisson were fencible men in Machrimoir. No further information. | Morison, Thomas (I806)
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| 147 | In 1692, Angus and Alexander McMillan were fencible men in the "2 duchordas." In 1694, Neill McMillan occupied a hearth in Ducharan, Gilbert in Achareoch, Duncan in Auchinbreck, and Gilbert in Brackley. No further information. | McMillan, Gilbert (I1076)
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| 148 | In 1692, Angus McIllivir was listed as a Fencible man in "Lailt, Drumanrianich, Indincallich, Indenbeg and 2 Gartveans." In 1694, Angus McIliver was the sole tenant of "Inenbeach." Hugh was likely the son of Angus, and Angus Martin noted that there were McIlivers still living there 80 years later. See KF, p. 363. | McIliver, Hugh (I727)
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| 149 | In 1692, Angus McIlmarteine was a fencible man in Claongart, and Duncan Mcilmarteine was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, Archibald and Duncan McMartin occupied two hearths in Putachan. No further information. | Martin, Angus (I885)
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| 150 | In 1692, Angus McLealan was a fencible man in Kilberry. No men of this surname appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list for North Kintyre. Neill McLellane was at Barr in 1653. See KF, p. 358. No further information. | McLellan, Neil (I1129)
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| 151 | In 1692, Archibald "o Drean" was listed as a Fencible man in Carskey. In 1760, Duncan Odrain in Garnacopaig was confined in the Tolbooth of Campbeltown. See KF, p. 110. This person was probably a descendant of the Duncan Odrain mentioned in the assize list. No further information. | Odrain, Duncan (I728)
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| 152 | In 1692, Archibald and John McAlester were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Angus and Sorly McAlester were fencible men in Ronnadell. In 1694, Archibald McAllester occupied a hearth in Crossaig, Ronald and Duncan in Clachan, Donald oig McAllester in Dunanultach, Angus in Loupe and Johne McAllester in Douniskeg. No further information. | McAlester, John (I1427)
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| 153 | In 1692, Archibald and John McAlester were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Angus and Sorly McAlester were fencible men in Ronnadell. In 1694, Archibald McAllester occupied a hearth in Crossaig, Ronald and Duncan in Clachan, Donald oig McAllester in Dunanultach, Angus in Loupe and Johne McAllester in Douniskeg. No further information. | McAlester, Ranald (I1448)
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| 154 | In 1692, Archibald and John McAlester were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John Dow McAllester occupied a hearth in Ballenakill. Inventory for John Dow McAlester of Ballinakillim, parish of Kilcalmonell, d. Nov. 1692; Archibald M. of Ballinakillim, father; Isabel, sister, and Malcolm McKellar, her husband Ronald McAlester of Tarbet cautioner to marriage cont Archibald McAlester of Tarbert, executor, 19 September 1693, see CC2/5/2. | McAlester, Alexander (I1376)
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| 155 | In 1692, Archibald and John McAlester were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John Dow McAllester occupied a hearth in Ballenakill. Inventory for John Dow McAlester of Ballinakillim, parish of Kilcalmonell, d. Nov. 1692; Archibald M. of Ballinakillim, father; Isabel, sister, and Malcolm McKellar, her husband Ronald McAlester of Tarbet cautioner to marriage cont Archibald McAlester of Tarbert, executor, 19 September 1693, see CC2/5/2. | McAlester, Alexander (I1381)
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| 156 | In 1692, Archibald and John McAlester were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Ronald McAllester occupied three hearths and Duncan a single hearth in Clachan, Donald oig McAllester occupied a hearth in Dunanultach, Angus McAllester in Loupe, and Johne McAllester in Douniskeg. No further information. | McAlester, Angus (I1390)
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| 157 | In 1692, Archibald and John McMath were listed as Fencible men in "Legiebane, Achnaslishaig, Glenhantie and Neithir Remill." In 1694, Archibald McMath occupied a hearth in Corslach, next to Amod. In 1709, Neil McIrmeid held the tack to the "20/- land of Amodan and Dalamerin 18 years." No further information. | McMath, Archibald (I735)
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| 158 | In 1692, Archibald and John McMath were listed as Fencible men in "Legiebane, Achnaslishaig, Glenhantie and Neithir Remill." In 1694, Archibald McMath occupied a hearth in Largibaan and Neill and John McMath occupied two hearths in Glenhantie. No further information. | McMath, Malcolm (I729)
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| 159 | In 1692, Archibald and John McMath were listed as fencible men in "Legiebane, Achnaslishaig, Glenhantie and Neithir Remill." In 1694, Archibald McMath occupied a hearth in Largibaan and Neill and John McMath occupied two hearths in Glenhantie. This may be the same person who was living there in 1694, or a descendant of either Neill or John. | McMath, John (I731)
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| 160 | In 1692, Archibald and Malcolme McIlconillie were fencible men in Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc., and William and Donald McIlchonnillie were fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, Archibald McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Borgadillmoir, Neill McIlchonlie occupied a hearth in Ballimacomra, and Donald oig and Donald more McIlchonlie occupied two hearths and a kiln in "Ballimcilchonile." On 5 May 1709, William Wallace in Kildavie received a tack to the "20/- land of Dunglass, 4/2 land of Inshreil, The Miln of Machrimore, as now possesst by the heirs of the deceast Ian (sic) and their subtenants." In 1717, Neill McIlchonaly, shoemaker at The Mill. See, KF, p. 82 and MacNeill of Carskey: His Estate Journal, 1703–1743, p. 111. | McIlchonily, Neil (I805)
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| 161 | In 1692, Archibald Campbell was listed as a fencible man living in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill and Indengoy." In 1694, Donald and Archibald Campbell occupied two hearths in "Inengych." We can infer that Archibald Campbell was born between 1632 and 1676 since he appears as a fencible man between the ages of sixteen and sixty in 1692. We can also infer that if Donald Campbell was living there in 1694, he was probably either over the age of sixty or under the age of sixteen. A speculative family tree can be deduced from these records: Donald Campbell > Archibald Campbell & Margaret McCaimbrose > William Campbell. | Campbell, William (I725)
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| 162 | In 1692, Archibald Mckulken was a fencible man in Kilberry parish. In 1694, Donald McQuilkan occupied a hearth in Loupe. No further information. | McQuilkan, Malcolm (I1375)
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| 163 | In 1692, Archibald McNeill was a fencible man in Killorow. In 1694, Archibald McNeill occupied a hearth in Killarow. On 12 November 1709 Archibald McAulay of Ardincaple received the tacks to the "2 1/2 mkland of Tangiemiln, 3 mkland of Killarow, miln of Tangy, excepting Collosca, presently possesst by Torquill McNeill of Ugadale, Archibald Stewart in Balilergie, Donald Mcneill in Killarow and the other tenants." See KF, p. 54, for more information on Donald McNeill. SC54/17/2/36/7 | McNeill, Donald (I902)
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| 164 | In 1692, Archibald McQuilquan in Barr and Duncan in Margmonagich were Fencible men. In 1694, John McQuilkan occupied a hearth in Runaheron, Angus and Duncan in Margmonigach, Donald in Sperisaig, Murdoch and Archibald in Ronachan, Archibald in Larichmore, and Donald in Loupe. On 8 October 1709 Mathew Watson And Patrick McQuilkan "in Corputechan" received the tack to the "4 mkland of Crubastill presently possest by Duncan McKay and the other tenants." No further information. | McQuilkan, Patrick (I1062)
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| 165 | In 1692, Archibald McTagirt was a fencible man in Clachnahavull and Layncreig, Duncan Mctagirt was a fencible man in Lochoridill and Glenrea, and Donald McTagirt was a fencible man in Tirfergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke, and Drumlenan. In 1694, Archibald McIntagirt occupied a hearth in Sokoch, John McIntalgar occupied a hearth in Tirergus and Donald McIntagirt occupied a hearth in Auchoirk. No further information. | McIntaggart, Duncan (I553)
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| 166 | In 1692, Archibald Mitchell and his son, Robert, were Lowland fencible men in Askimelmoir. In 1694, "Tamase" and James Mitchell each occupied a house and kiln in Campbeltown and Archibald Mitchell occupied a hearth in Sheskin. James Mitchell's TD was registered on 15 February 1725. [CC2/5/3] On 4 October 1709 William Mitchell "in Askillmilnmoir" received a tack to the "Mkland of Dalbuy presently possesst by himself" for eighteen years. Robert Mitchall married Isobel Anderson on 16 December 1690 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Archibald - 1692 Matthew - 1693 Robert - 1695 Catharine - 1697 Mary - 1699 Margaret - 1702 Jenat - 1704 Helen - May 1710 Since there was only one person of this name living in Campbeltown parish during this period and having children, the entry in the assize record has been attributed to him and his wife. If Isobel died shortly after the birth of their last child, Helen, then Robert may have married Girzell Kelvie in Campbeltown on 8 March 1711. This couple baptized eight children between 1712 and 1730. More research is needed to determine if this was the same individual. | Mitchell, Robert (I1189)
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| 167 | In 1692, Archibald Wear in Carksey and James Wear in Lossit were Highland Fencible men. In 1694, Archibald Weere occupied one hearth in Cariskey, and John Weir occupied one hearth in Beachmore. On 20 September 1709 "Margaret McCallum , relict of Duncan McCumra sometime in Ballymacumra, and Donald McCumra their son," received the tack of Balllymackumra. No further information. | Weir, Thomas (I754)
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| 168 | In 1692, Archibald Wear was a Highland fencible man in Carskey, James Wear was a Highland fencible man in Lossit, and James Weir was a Lowland fencible man in Smerbie. In 1694, Archibald Weere occupied a hearth in Cariskey and John Weir occupied a hearth in Beachmore. A James Weer/Weir is listed in the Campbeltown parish records: James + Jenat Dunlop/Dunlap baptized a child in 1690 James + Jean Dunlop/Dunlap baptized a child in 1698 No marriage record could be located for this couple. Since there was only one individual of this surname living in Campbeltown parish who was of Lowland origin, it is highly likely that this person was the same individual who was recorded living in Smerby in 1692. | Weir, James (I366)
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| 169 | In 1692, Archibald Wear was a Highland fencible man in Carskey, James Wear was a Highland fencible man in Lossit, and James Weir was a Lowland fencible man in Smerbie. In 1694, Archibald Weere occupied a hearth in Cariskey and John Weir occupied a hearth in Beachmore. John "Bocan" Weir was accused, along with [Neill] McIlglash, of stealing sheep from William Fleeming. Sentenced to be hanged on 15 September 1710. See SC54/17/2/35/12. See KF, p. 559 and KCL, p. 72, and The Justiciary Records of Argyll and the Isles, 1664-1742, pp. 239–241. | Weir, John (I1243)
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| 170 | In 1692, Archibald, John, and Donald McMurchie occupied three hearths in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill, and Indengoy." In 1694, Donald McMurchie occupied a hearth in "Glanadilluachtrach," and John McMurchie occupied a house and smidie in "Machriemoir." Based on the above, it appears that Donald McMurchie may have resided in Gluindill/Glanadilluachtrach from 1692–1694. No further information. | McMurchie, Neil (I743)
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| 171 | In 1692, Archibald, John, and Donald McMurchie occupied three hearths in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill, and Indengoy." In 1694, Donald McMurchie occupied a hearth in "Glanadilluachtrach," and John McMurchie occupied a house and smidie in "Machriemoir." No further information. | McMurchie, John (I765)
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| 172 | In 1692, Archibald, John, and Donald McMurchie were listed as Fencible men in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill and Indengoy." In 1694, Donald McMurchie occupied a hearth at "Glanadilluachtrach." On 13 October 1709 John McNeall, merchant in Campbeltown, received the tack to Achnaslisaig. No further information. | McMurchie, Duncan (I732)
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| 173 | In 1692, Archibald, Johne, Archibald, and Neill Campbell were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, there were no men of this surname listed in "Coulirak." Archibald Campbell in Cregan, Angus in Clonaig, Walter and Duncan in Skipnish, Archibald in Glenrusdle, John in Gartavaich, Archibald in Duppin, Collin and Duncan in Bartaravin, and Duncan in Loupe all occupied hearths. Another example of a juror being charged with a crime during the same trial. | Campbell, Patrick (I1301)
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| 174 | In 1692, Charles McAlester in Tangintavil and Lagalgarve, Hector in Putichan Tuy, and Alexander in Amod, were all fencible men. In 1694, Donald McAllister occupied a hearth in Ulodell, Archiblad in Bellochger, Allexander in Auchaloskin & Killian, Hendrie (and Charles bann?) in Putachan, Alexander in Brackley, and Barbara in Lephinbeg. No further information. | McAlester, Alexander (I1064)
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| 175 | In 1692, Charles McAlester in Tangintavil and Lagalgarve, Hector in Putichan Tuy, and Alexander in Amod, were all fencible men. In 1694, Donald McAllister occupied a hearth in Ulodell, Archiblad in Bellochger, Allexander in Auchaloskin & Killian, Hendrie (and Charles bann?) in Putachan, Alexander in Brackley, and Barbara in Lephinbeg. This may have been the same Donald McAlester "in Tangytavil" who committed an act of bestiality on 28 September 1712 and was sentenced to death. See KF, p, 221, for more information. SC54/17/2/37/4 28 September 1712, Donald McAlester in Tangintavil commited an act of beastiality with a mare belonging to Neil Okely, the son of Patrick Okely, at a place called Altnagortan lying betwixt Tangitavil and Killarow in Kilchenzie parish. See Justiciary Records of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 293–294. | McAlester, Donald (I911)
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| 176 | In 1692, Charles McAlester in Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve, Alexander in Amod, and Hector in Putichan Tuy were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McAllester occupied a hearth in "Bellochger," Donald McAllister in Ulodell, Alexander in Auchaloskin & Killian, and Hendrie and Charles baan in Putachan. No further information. | McAlester, John (I1316)
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| 177 | In 1692, David Fleiming in Killellan, William in Garrochie, and John in Killeunan were Lowland fencible men in the parishes of Kilcolmkill, Kiblaan and Kilchivan. In 1694, Donald "Flimine" occupied a hearth in Braikled and Archibald "Flimine" occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. Possible Gaelic-speaker based on his location and neighbors. See KF, p. 126. No further information. | Fleeming, Donald (I734)
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| 178 | In 1692, Donald "McIlendrish" was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, John McInish occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. In 1728, Mary Mcinnish married Dougal McKneight in Campbeltown. No further information. | McKinish, John (I1010)
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| 179 | In 1692, Donald and Archibald McMath were fencible men in Keprigan, Ballevrenan and kerrefuar. In 1694, Duncan McMath occupied a hearth in Keromenach, Archibald McMath occupied a hearth in Largibaan, Neill and John McMath occupied two hearths in Glenhantie, and Archibald McMath occupied a hearth in Corslach. On 12 October 1708 Malcolm McConnachy "in Inendownan" and John McConnach, his son, received the tack to the 8/8d land of Inendunan "presently possessed by them." No further information. | McMath, Archibald (I760)
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| 180 | In 1692, Donald and Archibald McMath were listed as Fencible men in "Keprigan, Ballevrenan and kerrefuar" In 1694, Angus and Duncan McMath occupied two hearths at Ballebranan. This may have been the same person listed as a fencible man in 1692, or a descendant of one of the above men. No further information. | McMath, Donald (I745)
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| 181 | In 1692, Donald McIlchattan was a fencible man in Leppincorrich, and Alexander McIlchattan was a fencible man in Glensadell. In 1694, Donald McIlcattan occupied a hearth in Gortanfaill, William McIllechattan occupied a hearth in Gartgunnell, Lauchlan McIlchattan occupied a hearth in the Mains of Saddell, and John McIlchattan occupied a hearth in Tortastill. No further information. | McIlchattan, Neil (I1147)
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| 182 | In 1692, Donald McIlchattan was a fencible man in Leppincorrich, and Alexander McIlchattan was a fencible man in Glensadell. In 1694, Donald McIlcattan occupied a hearth in Gortanfaill, William McIllechattan occupied a hearth in Gartgunnell, Lauchlan McIlchattan occupied a hearth in the Mains of Saddell, and John McIlchattan occupied a hearth in Tortastill. No further information. | McIlchattan, Donald (I1317)
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| 183 | In 1692, Donald McIlchattan was a fencible man in Leppincorrich, and Alexander McIlchattan was a fencible man in Glensadell. In 1694, Donald McIlcattan occupied a hearth in Gortanfaill, William McIllechattan occupied a hearth in Gartgunnell, Lauchlan McIlchattan occupied a hearth in the Mains of Saddell, and John McIlchattan occupied a hearth in Tortastill. No further information. | McIllchattan, Lachlan (I351)
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| 184 | In 1692, Donald McIlchattan was a fencible man in Leppincorrich, and Alexander McIlchattan was a fencible man in Glensadell. In 1694, Donald McIlcattan occupied a hearth in Gortanfaill, William McIllechattan occupied a hearth in Gartgunnell, Lauchlan McIlchattan occupied a hearth in the Mains of Saddell, and John McIlchattan occupied a hearth in Tortastill. No further information. | McIlchattan, Lachlan (I1319)
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| 185 | In 1692, Donald McIlmaluag was a fencible man in Killocra and Corilich, and Duncan McIlmaluag was a fencible man in Corputachan. In 1694, Donald McIlmuluag occupied a hearth in Killocra, and Duncan Mcilmaluag occupied a hearth in Corputichan. "On 9 May 1709 John Campbell, along with Archibald McKendrick & Donald McIlmaluaig "in Kilocra," received a tack to the "4 mklands of Killocra." No further information. | McIlmaluag, Donald (I891)
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| 186 | In 1692, Donald McIlmaluag was a fencible man in Killocra and Corilich, and Duncan McIlmaluag was a fencible man in Corputachan. In 1694, Donald McIlmuluag occupied a hearth in Killocra, and Duncan Mcilmaluag occupied a hearth in Corputichan. No further information. | McIlmaluag, Archibald (I894)
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| 187 | In 1692, Donald McIlverchan in Dippen and Carradale, and Malcolme McIlvergan in Killarow were fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm McIlverchan occupied a hearth in Killarow. On 9 May 1709 Donald Campbell "in Coulloch" received a tack for the "1 mkland of Corriloch." In 1729, Neil McIlverachan was a tenant in Drumgarve. See KF, p. 303. | McIlverachan, Neil (I938)
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| 188 | In 1692, Donald McKenzie was a fencible man in Tarbert. In 1694, Neill mcIlchenie occupied a hearth in "Drumnareonich." No further information. | McKenzie, Donald (I970)
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| 189 | In 1692, Donald McNeill was a fencible man in Barr. In 1694, Donald McNeill was a tenant in Barr. "Hector McNeill, innkeeper at Barr, got a seven-year lease of Low Blary in 1751 and the standard 19-year lease in 1757." KF, p. 395. There is a TD for merchant Donald McNeill "of Newtown Barr" dated 31 August 1748. [CC2/3/11] It's likely that Hector was the son of Donald, who was recorded as the tenant in 1692 and 1694. The Tirfergus manuscript states that Mary McAlester, the daughter of Florence McAlester (the 2nd daughter of John McNeill of Tirfergus and Ann McNeill of Gallachly) and John Dow McAlester in Arinanuan, married Neil McNeil, "son to Hector in the Barr of whom there is one son & three daughters), now married to Ronald McAlester merchant in Barr who had children." A Trust Disposition and Settlement registered on 23 October 1754 by Hector McNeill in Barr, and Neill McNeill, his son, names Neill and Mary's children as Hector, Agnes, and Florence, his uncle, Torquil McNeill in "Killygmar" Killegruar[?], and his brother-in-law, Alexander McAlester in Curr, dated at Barr 18 August 1742. (Vol. 15) Page 273-274. [Need to locate the original record] See also SC54/17/3/11/2, Bond of Presentation granted by Donald MacNeill son to Hector McNeall in Barr, 18 Sep 1730 | McNeill, Hector (I1117)
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| 190 | In 1692, Donald McNeill, tacksman in Kilmaluag, Donald McNeill in Barr, Neill McNeill yr in Killocra and Corilich, Archibald in Killorow, John in Drumlea, and Malcolme in Kilmacho and Langa were all fencible men. In 1694, Duncan and Hector McNeill occupied two hearths in Kilmorrie. On 20 October 1709 James Cunnison, conjuct chamberlain of Kintyre, received the tack to the "4 mk of Kilmory, miln of Achalestrin presently possessed by Donald McConachy, John McBain, Donald McNeall and Robert Love, milner." | McNeill, Donald (I1057)
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| 191 | In 1692, Donald Mcneilledge in Glensaddell, and John and George McNeilladge in Kilmaho and Langa were fencible men. In 1694, John McNeiladge occupied a hearth in Langa, Archibald McNeilladge occupied a hearth in Aros, and Donald McNeilladge occupied a hearth, miln, kiln, and smiddie in The Mains of Saddell. In 1751, "Uladil or Whitestone, the property of John Campbell of Glensaddell." Place-Names of the Parish Saddell and Skipness, p. 71. No further information. | McNeilage, John (I1150)
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| 192 | In 1692, Donald Mcneilledge in Glensaddell, and John and George McNeilladge in Kilmaho and Langa were fencible men. In 1694, John McNeiladge occupied a hearth in Langa, Archibald McNeilladge occupied a hearth in Aros, and Donald McNeilladge occupied a hearth, miln, kiln, and smiddie in The Mains of Saddell. On 12 November 1709 Archibald McAulay of Ardincaple received the tacks to the "2 1/2 mkland of Tangiemiln, 3 mkland of Killarow, miln of Tangy, excepting Collosca, presently possesst by Torquill McNeill of Ugadale, Archibald Stewart in Balilergie, Donald Mcneill in Killarow and the other tenants. No further information. | McNeillage, Duncan (I916)
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| 193 | In 1692, Donald Roy McGechie in Blarie, and Malcolm and Angus in Ernikell were all fencible men. In 1694, Gormley McGechie occupied a hearth in Kilmacho and Malcolm McGechie occupied a hearth in Iska. No further information. | McGeachy, Malcolm (I896)
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| 194 | In 1692, Donald Roy McGechie in Blarie, and Malcolm and Angus in Ernikell were all fencible men. In 1694, Gormley McGechie occupied a hearth in Kilmacho and Malcolm McGechie occupied a hearth in Iska. No further information. | McGeachy, Donald (I939)
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| 195 | In 1692, Donald Roy McGechie in Blarie, and Malcolm and Angus in Ernikell were all fencible men. In 1694, Gormley McGechie occupied a hearth in Kilmacho and Malcolm McGechie occupied a hearth in Iska. No further information. | McGeachy, Donald (I1227)
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| 196 | In 1692, Donald Roy McGechie in Blarie, and Malcolm and Angus in Ernikell were all fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm McGechie occupied a hearth in Ernikle, Gormley McGechie occupied a hearth in Kilmacho and Malcolm McGechie occupied a hearth in Iska. No further information. | McGeachy, Malcolm (I1083)
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| 197 | In 1692, Donald, Ewin, Iver, Gilbert, Gilbert, Duncane, Angus, Dugall, Dugald, Archibald, and Johne McMillan were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McMillan occupied a hearth in Drumnalecht, in Loup's interest in Kilcollummanell Paroache. Testament Dative for Archibald McMillan in Drumnalock, parish of Kilcalmonell, 20 August 1684, see CC2/3/2. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McMillan, Neil (I1388)
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| 198 | In 1692, Donald, Ewin, Iver, Gilbert, Gilbert, Duncane, Angus, Dugall, Dugald, Archibald, and Johne were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. Cour does not appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Testament Dative for Iver MacMillan in Curr, parish of Killean, d. May 1693; Mary NicMillan, his daughter, and Iver McMillan, her husband, 18 May 1694, see CC2/5/3 On 12 May 1709 Charles McAlister of Cour received the tack to the "2 mkland of Brunerican and 4/1 land of Instreoll as presently possesst by the relict and heirs of milnhouse or their subtenants." Note that this is probably of mistranscription of "Tour" in Arran. | McMillan, Archibald (I1352)
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| 199 | In 1692, Donald, Ewin, Iver, Gilbert, Gilbert, Duncane, Angus, Dugall, Dugald, Archibald, and Johne were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McMillan occupied a hearth in Drumnalecht, in Loup's interest in Kilcollummanell Paroache, Sorile McMillan occupied a hearth in Grinan, and Gilbert McMillan occupied a hearth in Sperisaig. No further information. | McMillan, John (I1411)
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| 200 | In 1692, Donald, Ewin, Iver, Gilbert, Gilbert, Duncane, Angus, Dugall, Dugald, Archibald, and Johne were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, McMillans occupied hearths in Dunanultach, Scotimell, and Drumnalecht, all in Loup's interest in Kilcollummanell Paroache. No further information. | McMillan, Archibald (I1364)
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| 201 | In 1692, Donald, Ewin, Iver, Gilbert, Gilbert, Duncane, Angus, Dugall, Dugald, Archibald, and Johne were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, McMillans occupied hearths in Dunanultach, Scotimell, and Drumnalecht, all in Loup's interest in Kilcollummanell Paroache. No further information. | McMillan, Gilchrist (I1365)
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| 202 | In 1692, Donald, John, Dougald, and Patrick Smith were fencible men in Ashines, Donald Smith in Barmore, and Archibald and Malcolm Smith in Tarbert were fencible men in "Tarbert's Lands," located in South Knapdale. In 1694, John and Malcolm McGowne occupied two hearths in Lochead in Knapdale parish. Unknown location. Possibly Glennakaille, a settlement located south of Bardaravine in Kilcalmonell parish. Angus Martin also notes another place called Gleankill, located in Knapdale parish. See William Buchanan of the Glens for more information. Based on the order of the surrounding entries in the assize list, this place was likely in Knapdale parish. No further information. | McGown, John (I1457)
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| 203 | In 1692, Donald, Jon, and Alexander Jonstoune were fencible men in Kilberry. No further information. | Johnston, Alexander (I1402)
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| 204 | In 1692, Donald, Jon, and Alexander Jonstoune were fencible men in Kilberry. CA, p. 45. In 1694, John McIan (?) was a fencible man in Arivore. KHT, p. 100. Confusingly, the folks at ScotlandsPeople transcribed the same entry as "John McLean." However, after comparing this entry against other examples on the preceding pages, I don't believe that the letter is a capital "L." That being said, it doesn't closely match the scribe's capital "I" either. Both John and Alexander Johnstoun were living in Arivore in 1710, which, when taken together, could provide some evidence of the use of the Gaelic form of this surname. Additional evidence comes from the fact that Donald, Jon, and Alexander "Jonstoune" were listed as fencible men in Kilberry in 1692, but no one of this surname appears in the 1694 Hearth tax records in Kilcalmonell parish. Since there is no mention of Kilcalmonell parish in the 1692 List of Fencible men, it seems that the inhabitants were included under the heading "Kilberry" and possibly under "Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands." | Johnston, John (I1401)
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| 205 | In 1692, Dugald Campbell was the tacksman of Claongart and Heugh McGrigor occupied a hearth there. In 1684, Duncan Campbell and Ewin McGrigor occupied two hearths in Clenegart. Angus Martin suggests that this was the same individual. See KF, p. 298 for more information. | Campbell, Duncan (I1060)
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| 206 | In 1692, Dugald McIlbreid in Tortasdell, Archibald McBridaine in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tangintavill and Lagalgerive were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McOlbreid occupied a hearth in Tortastill, Neill in Carbeg and Archibald in Ronachan. No further information. | McIlbreid, Robert (I1082)
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| 207 | In 1692, Dugald McIlbreid in Tortasdell, Archibald McBridaine in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tangintavill and Lagalgerive were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McOlbreid occupied a hearth in Tortastill, Neill in Carbeg, and Archibald in Ronachan. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McIlbreid, Duncan (I1359)
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| 208 | In 1692, Dugald McIlbreid in Tortasdell, Archibald McBridaine in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tangintavill and Lagalgerive were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McOlbreid occupied a hearth in Tortastill, Neill in Carbeg, and Archibald in Ronachan. No further information. | McIlbreid, Donald (I1384)
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| 209 | In 1692, Dugald McIlbreid in Tortasdell, Archibald McBridaine in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tangintavill and Lagalgerive were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McOlbreid occupied a hearth in Tortastill, Neill in Carnbeg, and Archibald in Ronachan. Testament Dative for Donald McOlbryd in Carnbeg, parish of Kilcalmonell, August 19, 1684, see CC2/3/2 | McIlbreid, Archibald (I1348)
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| 210 | In 1692, Duncan and Donald McMath were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Donald McMath occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. In 1701, Patrick McMath was a maltman and burgess in Campbeltown. See KF, p. 436. No further information. | McMath, Malcolm (I836)
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| 211 | In 1692, Duncan and Donald Roy Mc vuicar were fencible men in Braid. In 1694, Archibald McViccare occupied a hearth in Brackley. No further information. | McVicar, Duncan (I1295)
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| 212 | In 1692, Duncan McBean was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Neil McBean was taxed for a single hearth in Balnabraid, Patrick McBean in Kilchamaig, and John McBean in Bellenakill. Daniel McBean married Jenat Harvie on 10 January 1689. They baptized four children between 1690 and 1697. Daniel McBean married Marion Henderson on 11 December 1701. They baptized two children between 1702 and 1704. The name of the child buried in 1710 is unknown. | McBean, Donald (I412)
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| 213 | In 1692, Duncan McBean was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Neill Mcbean occupied a hearth at Balnabraid, Patrick McBean occupied a hearth at Kilchamaig, and John McBean occupied a hearth at Ballenakill. No further information. | McBain, Neil (I94)
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| 214 | In 1692, Duncan McCavish was a fencible man in Margmonagich. In 1693, John Campbell of Kildalloig received a tack to Skeroblinraid. In 1694, Hew and Donald Thomson occupied two hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Andrew Thomson occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, and Malcom Thomson occupied a hearth in Achadaduy. No further information. | Thomson, Angus (I943)
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| 215 | In 1692, Duncan McCavish was a fencible man in Margmonagich. In 1694, Hew and Donald Thomson occupied two hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Andrew Thomson occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, and Malcom Thomson occupied a hearth in Achadaduy. No further information. | Thomson, Archibald (I1074)
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| 216 | In 1692, Duncan Mcffersone was listed as a fencible man in Tirfergus. In 1694, Duncan Mcffersone occupied a single hearth in Auchoirk. This may have been the same person, but further research is required. No further information. | McPherson, Duncan (I744)
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| 217 | In 1692, Duncan McIreoich was a fencible man in Drummoir. In 1694, Duncan McReoch occupied a hearth in Drumore. Barbara McIlmaluag, Cleongart, died in February 1693, survived by husband Duncan McInroich and children John, William, and Christian. No further information. | McInroich, Patrick (I1070)
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| 218 | In 1692, Duncan McIreoich was a fencible man in Drummoir. In 1694, Duncan McReoch occupied a hearth in Drumore. In 1718, Neil McInroich in Killocraw. See KM 18, p. 10, for more information. | McInroich, Neil (I893)
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| 219 | In 1692, Duncan McIreoich was a fencible man in Drummoir. In 1694, Duncan McReoch occupied a hearth in Drumore. No further information. | McInroich, Donald (I1132)
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| 220 | In 1692, Duncan McIreoich was a fencible man in Drummoir. In 1694, Duncan McReoch occupied a hearth in Drumore. No further information. | McInroich, Neil (I1311)
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| 221 | In 1692, Duncan McMillan in Stockadell and Garvalt, Evir in Killigreir, Neil in Claongart, John and Duncan in Corputichan, and John in Drummoir were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McMillan in Beachmore, Neill in Amod, Allexander in Achadaduy, Gilbert and Angus in Killigrewer, Catrin, Duncan and John in Corputachan all occupied hearths. On 2 November 1709 Alexander McMillan in Laigh Bar received a tack for the "¼ part of 3 ½ mkland of Laigh Barr." The other tenants were John Love, William Smylie, and Christian Stewart. No further information. | McMillan, Alexander (I1111)
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| 222 | In 1692, Duncan McMillan in Stockadell and Garvalt, Evir in Killigreir, Neill in Claongart, Duncan in Corputichan, and John in Drummoir were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McMillan occupied a hearth in Beachmore, Neill in Amod, Allexander in Achadaduy, Gilbert and Angus in Killigrewer, Donald in Clenegart, Catrin, Duncan, and John in Corputachan. No further information. | McMillan, Malcolm (I1066)
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| 223 | In 1692, Duncan McMillan in Stockadell and Garvalt, Evir in Killigreir, Neill in Claongart, John and Duncan in Corputichan, and John in Drummoir were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McMillan in Beachmore, Neill in Amod, Allexander in Achadaduy, Gilbert and Angus in Killigrewer, Donald in Clenegart, Catrin and Duncan in Corputachan all occupied hearths. No further information. | McMillan, Duncan (I1232)
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| 224 | In 1692, Duncan McQuilquan in Margmonagich, Archibald in Barr, Angus in Guistell, and Malcolm in Barmollich were all fencible Highland men. In 1694, Malcolm McQuilkan occupied a hearth in Barmollch, Murdoch and Archibald in Ronachan, Archibald in Larichmore, Donald in Loupe, and Donald in Sperisaig. No further information. | McQuilkan, Archibald (I977)
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| 225 | In 1692, Duncan McQuilquan in Margmonagich, Archibald in Barr, Angus in Guistell, and Malcolm in Barmollich were all fencible Highland men. In 1694, Malcolm McQuilkan occupied a hearth in Barmollch, Murdoch and Archibald in Ronachan, Archibald in Larichmore, Donald in Loupe, and Donald in Sperisaig. No further information. | McQuilkan, Angus (I1165)
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| 226 | In 1692, Duncan McTaillior was a fencible man in Margmonagich. In 1694, Angus McIntylloor occupied a hearth in Killocra. No further information. | Taylor, Duncan (I1127)
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| 227 | In 1692, Duncan Omey was listed as a fencible man in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill, and Indengoy." In 1694, James Omey occupied a hearth in Culinlongart. Duncan Omey "in Culinlongart" appears in SC54/17/2/35/5 as a jurist, and may have been this person's father or brother. See KF, pp. 473-474, and KM, no. 13, pp. 3–10, for more information on this family. | Omey, Donald (I742)
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| 228 | In 1692, Duncan, Archibald (merchant), and Patrick McVicar were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Patrick, Archibald, Duncan, and Patrick "McViccare" occupied hearths in Campbeltown. No further information. | McVicar, John (I1169)
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| 229 | In 1692, Duncane McIlvernog occupied a hearth in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Iver McIlvernock occupied a hearth in Stron, John McIlvernock occupied a hearth in Glenrusdle, and Iver and Duncan McIlvernock occupied two hearths in Bartaravin. No further information. | McIlvernock, Duncan (I1378)
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| 230 | In 1692, Ever McKay was a fencible man in Barr. In 1694, John McKay occupied a hearth in Achahoan, and John McKay occupied a hearth in Kilmichell in Kilcalmonell parish, John and Gilnive McKay in Pensurach, and Farchar McKay in Campbeltown. No further information. | McKay, Neil (I1233)
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| 231 | In 1692, Feleime McIlmichell was living at "Lailt, Drumanrianich, Indincallich, and 2 Gartveans." In 1694 Phelmine McIlmichell was living at Gartveanauchtrach. No further information. | McIllmichael, Donald (I675)
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| 232 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. In 1729, Murchy McMurchy in Belloch. KF, p. 380. No further information. | McMurchie, Murchie (I1102)
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| 233 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. In 1729, Murchy McMurchy in Belloch. KF, p. 380. No further information. | McMurchie, Duncan (I1103)
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| 234 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. No further information. | McMurchie, Adam (I1119)
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| 235 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. No further information. | McMurchie, James (I1130)
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| 236 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. Testament Dative for Archibald McMurchie in Saddell, 8 June 1686, see CC2/3/2 | McMurchie, Neil (I1350)
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| 237 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Archibald McMurchie occupied a hearth in Dunassarie, Angus McMurchie occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, Donald McMurchie in Backs, and John McMurchie in Moy. Also, Murdoch McVurich occupied a hearth in Ronachan, which may be the same individual. Testament Dative for Archibald McMurchie in Saddell, 8 June 1686, see CC2/3/2 | McMurchie, Murdoch (I1363)
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| 238 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, Archibald in Glensadell, and Angus in Blarie were fencible men. In 1694, Jon McMurchie occupied a house and miln in Clachan. No further information. | McMurchie, Iver (I1374)
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| 239 | In 1692, Finlay and Donald McMurchie were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Finlay "McMathie" occupied a hearth in Glenrusdle. This was likely a transcription error for McMurchie. Evidence of continual occupation. The Finlay McMurchie in the assize record may be the same person recorded there in 1692 and 1694, or his son or another close relative. No further information. | McMurchie, Finlay (I1431)
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| 240 | In 1692, Finlay McKinlay was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Findlay McKinlay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, Fergus in Runaheron, Duncan in Beachar, Alexander in Kilmaluaig, Finlay in Duppin, and John in Achahoan. 1685 - John McKinlay in Beachmenouch Parish of Killean - TD CC2/3/2 1695 - Duncan McKinlay "in Achnahan" - Inventory CC2/3/4 No further information. | McKinlay, Duncan (I1153)
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| 241 | In 1692, Finlay McKinlay was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Findlay McKinlay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, Fergus in Runaheron, Duncan in Beachar, Alexander in Kilmaluaig, Finlay in Duppin, and John in Achahoan. 1685 - John McKinlay in Beachmenouch Parish of Killean - TD CC2/3/2 1695 - Duncan McKinlay "in Achnahan" - Inventory CC2/3/4 No further information. | McKinlay, John (I1161)
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| 242 | In 1692, Gilbert "Mc Illie" was a fencible man in Gartgunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Archibald "Gillis" occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. On 7 September 1709 Jeremy and John "Gilleis" in Skeringblingorry received a tack for "⅔ of 2 ½ mkland of Gartgunnel." On 21 September 1709 Alexander Mcneall in Gartgunnell received a tack of "½ of 3 mk 4/8d land of Skeroblingorrie presently possesst by Malcolm Mcneall." It appears that they may have swapped their holding with Alexander McNeall at this time. | Gillies, Jeremiah (I936)
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| 243 | In 1692, Gilbert "Mc Illie" was a fencible man in Gartgunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Archibald "Gillis" occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. On 7 September 1709 Jeremy and John "Gilleis" in Skeringblingorry received a tack for "⅔ of 2 ½ mkland of Gartgunnel." On 21 September 1709 Alexander Mcneall in Gartgunnell received a tack of "½ of 3 mk 4/8d land of Skeroblingorrie presently possesst by Malcoom Mcneall." It appears that they may have swapped their holding with Alexander McNeall at this time. | Gillies, John (I937)
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| 244 | In 1692, Gilbert and Malcom McIlmune were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Donald McIlmun, miller, occupied a hearth in Carskey, Duncan McIlmory occupied a hearth in Tangitavill and Lagalgarb [may be the surname "McIlmorie" or a corruption of McIlmonie], and Duncan McIlmun occupied a hearth in Duppin. See KF, p. 462 for more information. | McIlvonie, Rodger (I942)
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| 245 | In 1692, Gilbert McCuisteine was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, Donald McQuisten occupied a hearth in Killipoll. In 1729, Neill McQuoistan was a joint-tenant in Drumgarve. See KF, p. 411. No further information. | McQuistan, Neil (I888)
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| 246 | In 1692, Gilbert McIlglas was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire [Knockhantiemore]. In 1694, Donald McIlglase occupied a hearth in Clachag. No further information. | McIlglash, Neil (I1242)
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| 247 | In 1692, Gilbert McIlglas was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire [Knockhantiemore]. In 1694, Donald McIlglase occupied a hearth in Clachag. No further information. | Glass, Hendry (I1307)
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| 248 | In 1692, Gilbert McMillan was a fencible man in Glenaickill. In 1694, Donald McMillan occupied a hearth in Lochead, parish of Knapdale, Archibald and Archibald Roy occupied two hearths in Barinlongart, and Donald and John McMillan occupied a hearth in Clachbrecht. No further information. | McMillan, Archibald (I1468)
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| 249 | In 1692, Gilbert obrolichan in Kilmaluag and Ewen obrolichan in Bordadow were fencible men. In 1694, Donald obrolachlan occupied a hearth in Putachan and Ewin Obrolochan occupied a hearth in "Portadow." No further information. | Obrolachan, Donald (I1141)
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| 250 | In 1692, Gilbert obrolichan in Kilmaluag and Ewen obrolichan in Bordadow were fencible men. In 1694, Donald obrolachlan occupied a hearth in Putachan and Ewin Obrolochan occupied a hearth in "Portadow." On 2 November 1709 Duncan Obrolochan & Donald McPhater received a tack for "⅓ part of the 2 ½ mkland of Barr presently possessed by themselves." On 2 May 1709 John McWurrich received a tack for ⅓ of High Barr, and on 1 November 1709 Neil Obrolochan received a tack for the remaining third. No further information. | Obrolachan, Neil (I1108)
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| 251 | In 1692, Gilchreist McCwaliskie in Borgidill, Achinsavil, etc., and Will McCualisgie in Lailt, Drumnairianach, Indincallich, Indenbeg, and the two Gartveans were Fencible men. In 1694, Neill McQualisky occupied a hearth in Drumnairianach and Duncan McCualisca occupied a hearth in Glenmanuill. Neill McQualisky, tenant in Gartvain. See KF, p. 254, and MacNeil of Carskey: Estate Journal, p. 110. William McCualisgie may have been the ancestor of Neill. | McCualsky, Neil (I809)
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| 252 | In 1692, Gilchreist McCwaliskie in Borgidill, Achinsavil, [Glenmanuill], etc., and Will McCualisgie in Lailt, Drumnairianach, Indincallich, Indenbeg, and the two Gartveans were Fencible men. In 1694, Neill McQualisky occupied a hearth in Drumnairianach and Duncan McCualisca occupied a hearth in Glenmanuill. These records show that this family lived at Glenmanuill in Southend parish for several generations. No further information. | McCualsky, Gilbert (I753)
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| 253 | In 1692, Gilneive mc fattair was a fencible man in Killigreir. In 1694, Duncan McPhater occupied a hearth in Corphein. No further information. | McPhatter, Archibald (I904)
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| 254 | In 1692, Gilneive mc fattair was a fencible man in Killigreir. In 1694, Duncan McPhater occupied a hearth in Corphein. No further information. | McPhatter, John (I908)
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| 255 | In 1692, Gilneive Mcfattair was a fencible man in Killigreir. In 1694, Donald McPater occupied a house and miln in Barr. On 2 November 1709 Archibald McQuilkin & Gilneve Mcphatter received a tack for "1 mkland of 2 mklands of Kilgruer." The other tacksman was Neill McKergus in Kilgruer. This individual may have been the same person listed in Killegruar in 1692 or possibly his son of the same name. | McPhatter, Gilneave (I1121)
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| 256 | In 1692, Gilneive Mcfattair was a fencible man in Killigreir. In 1694, Donald McPater occupied a house and miln in Barr. On 2 November 1709 Duncan Obrolochan & Donald McPhater received a tack for "⅓ part of the 2 ½ mkland of Barr presently possessed by themselves." The other tacksmen of High Barr included John McWurrich and Neill Obrolochan. No further information. | McPhatter, Donald (I1109)
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| 257 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor and Angus Taylor were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Angus McIntylleor occupied a hearth in Glenrusdle. The Angus McIntaylor recorded in the assize record may be the same individual, his son, or another close relative. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McIntaylor, Angus (I1432)
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| 258 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor and Angus Taylor were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Angus McIntyller occupied a hearth in Skipnish. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. While the record does not directly state the location of this individual, it is inferred that they lived in Skipness, and not on the Isle of Gigha. | McIntaylor, Duncan (I1450)
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| 259 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor and Angus Taylor were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Angus McIntyller occupied a hearth in Skipnish. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McIntaylor, John (I1445)
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| 260 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor and Angus Taylor were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Angus McIntyller occupied a hearth in Skipnish. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McIntaylor, Archibald (I1446)
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| 261 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor was a fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Hector and Angus McIntylleor occupied two hearths in Colphyne, Angus McIntyller in Skipnish, and Angus in Glenrusdle, No further information. | McIntaylor, Malcolm (I1423)
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| 262 | In 1692, Gilnive McIntaylor was a fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Hector and Angus McIntylleor occupied two hearths in Colphyne. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McIntaylor, Archibald (I1441)
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| 263 | In 1692, Hector, Rodger, and Neill McNeill were fencible men in Campbeltown, Lauchlane McNeill was a fencible man in Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc., Hendrie McNeill was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone, Archibald McNeill was a fencible man in Ballegregan, and Lauchlane and Neill McNeill were fencible men in Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke, and Drumlenan. In 1694, Lauchlane McNeill occupied a hearth in Achnasavill, Henry McNeill in Stron, Gilbert in Ormsarie, John in Lailt, John in Machriemoir occupied a house and a kiln, Lauclan in Eredell, Neill in Knockmoran, Archibald and Lauchlan in Kilmasenachan, Donald bane and Hector in Machrireoch, Hew in Glenhervie, Torquill in Lochoridell, Johne, Lauchland and Neill in Tirergus, Lauchlan in Lossit, Archibald in Balligrogan, and Hendrie in Campbeltown. No further information. | McNeill, Malcolm (I531)
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| 264 | In 1692, Hector, Rodger, and Neill McNeill were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Hendrie McNeill occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McNeill, John (I1174)
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| 265 | In 1692, Heugh McMillan and Heugh McMillan "ye smith" were fencible men in Kilmichell. In 1694, Hew and Archibald McMillan occupied two hearths in "Kilmihell." No further information. | McMillan, Hugh (I1078)
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| 266 | In 1692, Heugh McMillan and Heugh McMillan "ye smith" were fencible men in Kilmichell. In 1694, Hew and Archibald McMillan occupied two hearths in "Kilmihell." No further information. | McMillan, Duncan Ban (I1080)
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| 267 | In 1692, Hew and Dermond McVicar were fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, John and Hew McVicar occupied two hearths in Ballimcvicar, and Patrick, Archibald, and Duncan "McViccare" occupied hearths in Campbeltown. Diarmoid McViccar, tenant in Borgadalemore, 1722. See KF, p. 426. No further information. | McVicar, Jeremey (I751)
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| 268 | In 1692, Hew and Dermond McVicar were listed as fencible men in Mule [Mull]. In 1694, Jon and Hew McVicar occupied two hearths in Balllimcvicar. On 20 September 1709 Hugh McVicar "in Ballymackviccar" received the tack of the 8/4 land of Ballimackviccar. Neal was likely a close relative of Hugh, possibly a son or a brother. No further information. | McVicar, Neil (I759)
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| 269 | In 1692, Hugh Kirkland was a fencible man in Balnagregan. In 1694, Hew Kirkland occupied a hearth in Coalhill & Ballegregan. This was likely the same individual in both records. There is an extant gravestone in Kilkivan cemetery which records the death of a Heugh Kirkland who died on 8/3/1716 and John, Thomas, and Anna, the children of William Kirkland and Margaret Wallace. More research is needed to determine if this was the same individual. | Kirkland, Hugh I (I533)
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| 270 | In 1692, Iver McNuiar in Killigreir, and John Mcnuiar in Ernikell were fencible men. In 1694, John Mcnuair in Ernikle, Iver McInuer in Blary, and Iver McInuer in Killigrewer, all occupied hearths. No further information. | McNair, John (I1098)
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| 271 | In 1692, Iver McNuiar in Killigreir, and John Mcnuiar in Ernikell were fencible men. In 1694, John Mcnuair in Ernikle, Iver McInuer in Blary, and Iver McInuer in Killigrewer, all occupied hearths. On 20 October 1709 Archibald Cunnison "now in Killean" received a tack for the "20/- land of Drumnamucklach presently possessed by John McNuer and the other tenants thereof." This entry indicates that John McNuer was likely the previous tacksman. While McKerral listed McNair as a Lowland family name, Angus Martin disagrees with his assessment. Due to the fact that at this time most people in Killean were likely Gaelic speakers, this person has been classified as such. However, the presence of other McInnair families in the early Lowland parish records does give credence to McKerral's claim. See KF, p. 386, and KSC, p. 176, for further information. | McNair, John (I1052)
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| 272 | In 1692, Ivor Mclavertie was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Malcolme McLartich was a fencible man in Carskey, Donald McLartich was a fencible man in Lossit, and Duncan and Murchie McLartich were fencible men in Clachnahaull and Laynecreig. In 1694, Iver McLaurtich occupied a hearth in Glaknahavill, and Donald McLardich occupied a hearth in Lossit. It's likely that John was related to Malcolm McLarty, who confessed to committing similar crimes and also lived in Tirfergus. No further information. | McLarty, John (I497)
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| 273 | In 1692, Ivor Mclavertie was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Malcolme McLartich was a fencible man in Carskey, Donald McLartich was a fencible man in Lossit, and Duncan and Murchie McLartich were fencible men in Clachnahaull and Laynecreig. In 1694, Iver McLaurtich occupied a hearth in Glaknahavill, and Donald McLardich occupied a hearth in Lossit. It's likely that Malcolm was related to John McLarty, who confessed to committing similar crimes and also lived in Tirfergus. No further information. | McLarty, Malcolm (I496)
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| 274 | In 1692, Ivor Mclavertie was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Malcolme McLartich was a fencible man in Carskey, Donald McLartich was a fencible man in Lossit, and Duncan and Murchie McLartich were fencible men in Clachnahaull and Laynecreig. In 1694, Iver McLaurtich occupied a hearth in Glaknahavill, and Donald McLardich occupied a hearth in Lossit. No further information. | McLarty, Duncan (I1164)
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| 275 | In 1692, James "Hervie" was a fencible Lowland man in Lailt. No men of this surname appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. John Harvie married Agnes Waterson in 1690 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Agnes/Nance - 1692 Andrew - 1695 James - 1698 Lillias - 1702 Elizabeth - 1706 [Under Hervie] Catharine - 1709 It's possible two men with this name lived in Kintyre during this period, one in Campbeltown parish and another in Killean and Kilchenzie parish. Further evidence is needed to determine if this is the same individual. In 1729, John, along with James and Andrew "Harvey," renewed their tack to Park farm. See The Mysterious Origins of Two Stewart Families of Kintyre-- Recent Genetic Confirmation by David Jackson for more information. | Harvie, John (I947)
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| 276 | In 1692, James and John Clark in Knockriochmoir, William Clark in Glenrasmkillbeg, and James Clark in Tirargus were Lowland fencible men. In 1694, James Clark occupied a hearth in Tirergus, Donald Clark occupied a hearth in Duppin, and John, Duncan, and Donald Clark occupied hearths in Campbeltown. The parish register lists multiple candidates of the same name. James Clark married Elizabeth Fleeming on 5 June 1701 and baptized three children between 1702 and 1714. James Clark married Jean Fulton on 15 April 1710 and baptized one child on 24 June 1712. James Clark married Katharine Fleeming on 11 December 1712 and baptized six children between 1715 and 1729. These records suggest that there were (at least) three men named James Clark who were living in Campbeltown parish during this period. However, since only one of these men was married when this child would have been conceived, it is highly probable that the person named in the assize record was Elizabeth Fleeming's husband. | Clark, James (I972)
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| 277 | In 1692, James and John Clark were Lowland fencible men in Knockriochmoir, William Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Glenramskillbeg, and James Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Tirargus. In 1694, James Clark occupied a hearth in Tirergus, and John, Duncan, and Donald Clark occupied three hearths in Campbeltown. John Clark married Margaret Harvie on 3 December 1703. They baptized the following children: Elizabeth 1705 Janet 1707 James 1711 John 1714 Thomas 1717 Agnes 1720 | Family: Clark, John / Harvie, Margaret (F97)
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| 278 | In 1692, James and John Clark were Lowland fencible men in Knockriochmoir, William Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Glenramskillbeg, and James Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Tirargus. In 1694, James Clark occupied a hearth in Tirergus, and John, Duncan, and Donald Clark occupied three hearths in Campbeltown. John Clark married Margaret Harvie on 3 December 1703. They baptized the following children: Elizabeth 1705 Janet 1707 John 1714 Thomas 1717 Agnes 1720 There were two other couples living in Campbeltown and baptizing children during this period: John Clark and Margaret Fulton lived in Knockrioch and John Clark and Katharine Montgomery lived in Campbeltown [both appear on 507 10/53]. Based on the available evidence, it appears that the person in the assize record was the John Clark who was married to Margaret Harvie. Unfortunately, their residence is not recorded in the Campbeltown parish records. | Clark, John (I567)
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| 279 | In 1692, James and John Clark were Lowland fencible men in Knockriochmoir, William Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Glenramskillbeg, and James Clark was a Lowland fencible man in Tirargus. In 1694, James Clark occupied a hearth in Tirergus, and John, Duncan, and Donald Clark occupied three hearths in Campbeltown. There are multiple candidates for this person in the parish register. James Clark married Elizabeth Fleeming on 5 June 1701 and baptized three children between 1702 and 1714. James Clark married Jean Fulton on 15 April 1710 and baptized one child on 24 June 1712. James Clark married Katharine Fleeming on 11 December 1712 and baptized six children between 1715 and 1729. These records suggest that there were (at least) three men named James Clark who were living in Campbeltown parish during this period. More research is needed to confirm which individual appears in the assize records. | Clark, James (I576)
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| 280 | In 1692, James and Mathew Anderson were Lowland fencible men in Peininaver. In 1694, Tamas (James) Anderson occupied a hearth in Peninver. Listed in the 1709/10 Rental List as the tacksman of Peniver and Iska along with James Cauldwell and Alexander Dunlap. There is a James Anderson and Agnes Mitchal listed in the Campbeltown OPRs. They were the parents of nine children born between 1695–1710. More research is needed in order to confirm that this is the same person. | Anderson, James (I92)
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| 281 | In 1692, James Andrew was a Lowland fencible man in "Upper Balliwilling." In 1694, John Andrew occupied a hearth at Auchaleick. On 7 May 1709, James Andrew "in Lippel Balliwilling" received a tack to the "2 mklands of Ballivullin and four acres of the mountain of Achaleck presently possesst by himself." James Andrew and Jane Porter baptized the following children in Campbeltown: John - 1686 Jane - 1691 Robert - 1693 Orsla - 1695 James - 1700 Annabella - 1702 | Andrew, James (I76)
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| 282 | In 1692, James Cauldwell was a fencible man in Ardnacroish. In 1694, James Caldwell occupied a hearth at Bellochgere. Listed in the 1709/10 Rental List as the tacksman of Peniver and Iska along with Alexander Dunlap and James Anderson. There is a James Caldwall/Caldwell and Margaret King listed in the Campbeltown OPRs. They were the parents of three children born between 1692–1701. More research is needed in order to confirm that this is the same person. | Cauldwell, James (I93)
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| 283 | In 1692, James Cauldwell was a fencible man in Ardnacroish. In 1694, James Caldwell occupied a hearth in Bellochgere. In the 1709/10 Rental list, John Cauldwell is listed in Ardnacross, receiving a tack for Ardnacross "with equal one third part of the moor of Kilkeddan lying next to moor of Ardnacross," along with James Galbreath Yr in Kilkeddan. John (or his father?) was also listed as a Fencible man in 1692. John Caldwell's/Cauldwell's spouse was Agnes Anderson. No marriage record survives for this couple. They baptized the following children at the Lowland church in Campbeltown. Jean - 1696 Marie - 1702 William - 1705 Other children included Katharine and David. On 26 October 1711 Donald McNeill, the tacksman of Killarow, abducted Katharine with a party of men. He was detained by James Campbell of Ormsary but was released the following day. The party of men carried Katharine to a "bowhouse " (cow shed or barn) that night in Strathduie. The next day after his release from James Campbell, he took Katharine to his "fermers house" in Killarow where they stayed the following night. He then took her to Patrick Campbell's house at Beachmore, who was the minister of Killean parish, where she stayed eight or ten days. The minister apparently married them afterwards, but the marriage was deemed irregular due to the fact that she was not proclaimed (banns) in her own church. "[Donald McNeill] was proclaimed with the said Katharine two severall sabbaths but declares that the said Katharine was not proclaimed in her own parish kirk which was the lowland congregation in Campbeltoun." Justiciary Records of Argyll and the Isles, v. 2., pp. 289-292. Donald's accomplices were Patrick McKennan, age 40, married; Archibald Bannatyne, age 29, unmarried; John McIlchreist, age 24, unmarried, all in Killarrow. David Cauldwell, age 16, unmarried, also testified. | Cauldwell, John (I137)
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| 284 | In 1692, James Dunlop elder and his sons, James "yor" and Alexander were fencible men in Peininaver. In 1694, Tamas (James) Dunlap occupied a hearth in Peninver. On 20 April 1709 Alexander Dunlop received a tack to the "3 mklands of Peniver and Iska" along with James Cauldwell and James Anderson. There is an Alexander Dunlap/Dunlop and Nance/Agnes Fulton/Fullertown listed in the Campbeltown OPRs. They were married in 1697 and were the parents of ten children born between 1698–1718. | Dunlop, Alexander (I91)
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| 285 | In 1692, James Dunlop elder, James Dunlop yor his son, and Alexander Dunlop his son, were Lowland fencible men in Peininaver. In 1694, James Dunlap and James Anderson were taxed for hearths in Peninver. James was the father of James and Alexander, who both married and lived at Peninver with their families. | Dunlop, James (I713)
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| 286 | In 1692, James Galbraith elder and his son, James, were Lowland fencible men in Ardnacroish. In 1694, James Galbreath occupied a hearth at Kilkeddan and Ardnacross. In the 1709/10 Rental list, brothers John and David Galbreath, "in Kilkeddan," received the tack for Gartgreillan. James Galbreath, "elder in Kilkeddan," was listed as the tacksman of Kilkeddan, "along with his sons." James Galbreath "Yr" [younger] is listed in Kilkeddan, receiving a tack for Ardnacross with equal third part of the moor of Kilkeddan lying next to moor of Ardnacross along with John Cauldwell in Ardnacross. This record states that "James Galbreath in Kilkeddan" was guilty of burying a grandchild of his own in linen cloth, which indicates that this was James Sr. There is a James Galbreath listed in the Campbeltown OPRs as the spouse of Mary Nielson. This couple were the parents of James b. 1672, Patrick b. 1674, Archibald b. 1678, John b. 1680, and Matthew b. 1691. No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Galbreath, James Sr. (I99)
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| 287 | In 1692, James Galbraith elder and his son, James, were Lowland fencible men in Ardnacroish. In 1694, James Galbreath occupied a hearth at Kilkeddan and Ardnacross. On 27 April 1709 John and David Galbreath, "in Kilkeddan," received the tack for Gartgreillan. James Galbreath, "elder in Kilkeddan," was listed as the tacksman of Kilkeddan, "along with his sons." On 24 April 1709 "James Galbreath Yr [younger] in Kilkeddan", received a tack for Ardnacross with an equal third part of the moor of Kilkeddan lying next to the moor of Ardnacross along with John Cauldwell in Ardnacross. It's unclear which James is referenced in this assize list (elder or younger). James Galbreath is listed in the Campbeltown OPRs, born 25 August 1672 to James Galbreath and Mary Nielson. James Galbreath, spouse to Mary Fleming/Fleeming in the Campbeltown OPRs. They married on 8 December 1696 and were the parents of nine children born between 1698–1719. | Galbreath, James Jr. (I87)
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| 288 | In 1692, James Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Ballivean, John Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Strath, and William and Patrick Langwill were Lowland fencible men in Belloch. On 13 May 1709 Patrick Langwill "in Ballivean" received the tack of the one merkland holding of Garvachy possessed by William Fleming and other tenants. Patrick Langwill married Jean Wat on 10 March 1687. They baptized the following children: John 1688 Jean 1690 Patrick may have been the son of James Langwill in Ballivean. More research is needed to determine if this is the same person. | Langwill, Patrick (I630)
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| 289 | In 1692, James Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Ballivean, John Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Strath, and William and Patrick Langwill were Lowland fencible men in Belloch. William Langwill and Janet Galbreath baptized the following children at the Lowland Church in Campbeltown: Marie 1692 John 1693 Jenat 1695 James 1698 William 1700 Alexander 1703 David 1707 Patrick 1709 (twin) Margaret 1709 (twin) Note that Belloch is situated between Glenramskillbeg and Tirargus in Kilcolmkill, Kiblaan, and Kilchivan parishes (now Campbeltown parish), and is very likely not the farm of the same name located in Killean parish near Muasdale (now called Glencreggan). | Langwill, William (I498)
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| 290 | In 1692, James Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Bellivean, John Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Strath, and William and Patrick Langwill were Lowland fencible men in Belloch. "John and Margaret Mitchell in Straw, 1671; John and Isobel Watson in Straw, 1676." - KSC p. 175. John Langwill and Margaret Mitchell baptized the following children: Margaret - 1671 Mary - 1673 John Langwill and Isobel Watson/Watt baptized the following children: John - 1679 Alexander - 1681 Samuel - 1683 John - 1688 Robert - 1689 Peter - 1693 Martha - 1695 Since the location is the same, it's likely that these two individuals were the same person. | Langwill, John (I472)
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| 291 | In 1692, James Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Bellivean, John Langwill was a Lowland fencible man in Strath, and William and Patrick Langwill were Lowland fencible men in Belloch. James Langwill and Nance/Agnes Fleeming were married on 17 August 1699 and baptized the following children: Isabel 1700 John 1705 William 1710 Alexander 1712 James 1714 Samuel 1717 Mathew 1719 Agnes 1721 Peter 1724 Note that Belloch is situated between Glenramskillbeg and Tirargus in Kilcolmkill, Kiblaan, and Kilchivan parishes (now Campbeltown parish), and is very likely not the farm of the same name located in Killean parish near Muasdale (now called Glencreggan). | Langwill, James (I509)
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| 292 | In 1692, James Mitchell was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, "Tamase" (James?) Mitchell occupied a house and kiln in Campbeltown and Archibald Mitchell occupied a hearth in Sheskin. James Mitchell and Margaret Glasfoord baptized a child named James on 25 May 1693. James Mitchell's TD was registered on 15 February 1725. [CC2/5/3] John Mitchell and Mary Huie baptized nine children between 1707 and 1726. No marriage record could be located for the couple. Given his profession and residence, it's highly likely that John was the son of James Mitchell and Margaret Glasfoord. | Mitchell, John (I1175)
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| 293 | In 1692, James Mitchell was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, "Tamase" (James?) Mitchell occupied a house and kiln in Campbeltown and Archibald Mitchell occupied a hearth in Sheskin. James Mitchell and Margaret Glasfoord baptized six children between 1679 and 1693. In 1679 he was listed as a weaver. On 18 October 1709, James Mitchell, maltman in Campbeltown, along with Jean Moor, relict of Thomas Maxwell of Milnhouse, received a tack to Kildavie, Christloch, and Kerranbeg. James Mitchell's TD was registered on 15 February 1725. [CC2/5/3] Since there was only one individual of this name living in Campbeltown parish during this period, it is assumed that all of the above entries relate to a single individual. | Mitchell, James (I1256)
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| 294 | In 1692, James Mitchell was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, "Tamase" Mitchell, maltman, occupied a house and kiln in Campbeltown. No further information. | Mitchell, William (I804)
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| 295 | In 1692, James Shedden was a Lowland Fencible man at Killeonan. This was likely the same person or could have been his son. On 20 October 1709 James, along with John Ryburn, John Fleming, and Mathew Ryburn younger, received a tack for three of the four merklands of Kelleonan. James Shedden married Margaret Rosse on 30 December 1697. They baptized the following children: Agnes 1698 John 1700 Jean 1702 Alexander 1704 William 1706 James 1709 Janet 1711 Agnes 1716 James may have been the son of John Sheddan and Jenat Longwill, who baptized a son named James in Campbeltown on 19 November 1671 [507 11/13]. They baptized a son named Alexander in 1678 and his occupation was listed as shoemaker. The naming pattern suggests that Margaret's parents were named Agnes and Alexander, and James's parents were named John and Jean. More research is needed to confirm his parents identity. | Sheddan, James (I582)
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| 296 | In 1692, James Stewart in Claongart and Jon Stewart in Kilberry were fencible men. In 1694, Alexander Stewart occupied a hearth in Beachmore, Archibald in Tangie, and Donald Stewart in Bartaravin. No further information. | Stewart, Archibald (I1143)
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| 297 | In 1692, James Stewart was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, James, Mathew, and Donald Stewart occupied three hearths in Campbeltown. In 1691, Mathew Stewart, tailor in Campbeltown, received a tack to a tenement in Campbeltown. Jean Mann married Alexander Stewart in Campbeltown on 26 February 1709. No children are listed for this couple in the parish registry. | Stewart, Alexander (I853)
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| 298 | In 1692, James Stewart was fencible man in Claongart, and Archibald Stewart, tacksman, was a fencible man in Ballinlergiebeg and moir and drum. In 1694, Alexander Stewart occupied a hearth in Beachmore, John Stewart occupied a hearth in Darlachlan, Hew, James, and Archibald Stewart occupied three hearths in Askimellbeg, John and Alexander Stewart occupied two hearths in Askimelllmoir. No further information. | Stewart, John (I895)
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| 299 | In 1692, John "McAcharne" was a Highland fencible man in "Dalbraden and 2 Gartloskens." In the 1709/10 Rental List, on 11 May 1709 John received a nineteen year tack to Upper Gartloscan "now possessed by himself." Two men of the same name appear to have lived in Campbeltown during the same period. John McEachran, merchant in Campbeltown, was listed as a juror for the community-wide trials held on June 9th and June 14th, and John McEachran, Dean of G[u]ild in Campbeltown, confessed to burying his son in linen. These may be the same person, but until more evidence is collected, they are being treated as two separate individuals. | McEacharn, John (I1168)
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| 300 | In 1692, John "McCoill" was a fencible man in Kilberry. In 1694, Malcom McIhoyll and Neill McIhoyll occupied two hearths in Kilmichael. Black notes the surname MacCoel, which he states was probably pronounced "McCoal," and appears in the Lochgoilhead parish records, see Surnames of Scotland, p. 473. This surname could be a variation of McCoel, or may have been pronounced "McIhyll or McIyell." The surname MacIlvoyll appears in TDs in Glenary and Kilmartin. See WHNQ, Series 5, no. 16, for Ronald Black's article titled "An Gall mac Sgillin" for more information on the origins of this surname. | McIlyeill, Duncan (I1342)
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| 301 | In 1692, John "McLavrine" was a fencible man in Bordadow. In 1694, John McLuarine occupied a hearth in Altinterve. See KF, p. 362, for more information. | McLaren, Finlay (I914)
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| 302 | In 1692, John "McNuicatar" was listed as a Fencible man in "Knockchonilmoire" [Knockhantimore]. In 1694, John "McInucater" occupied a hearth in Knockhantimore. No further information. | McNocaird, Neil (I736)
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| 303 | In 1692, John "McNuicatar" was listed as a Fencible man in "Knockchonilmoire." In 1694, John "McInucater" occupied a hearth in Knockhantimore. On 13 October 1709 John McNeall, merchant in Campbeltown, received the tack to Achnaslisaig. No further information. | McNocaird, Duncan (I733)
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| 304 | In 1692, John "McPhaill" was a Highland fencible man in Carseky. In 1694, Neil McPhaill and Neill McPhaill younger occupied two hearths in "Clachkeyell." Archibald may have been a son of either Neil McPhaill elder or younger. No further information. | McPhail, Archibald (I1238)
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| 305 | In 1692, John "McPhaill" was a Highland fencible man in Carseky. In 1694, Neil McPhaill and Neill McPhaill younger occupied two hearths in "Clachkeyell." On 5 May 1709 Neill "McPhaull" and his son, Angus, received a tack to 2 and half mklands of the 5 mkland holding of Clockeil. Malcolm McNeill in Darlochan previously held the tack to Clocheil which he received in 1691. His share was taken over by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak his mother. "Angus McPhaul in Clachcoal, is found guilty of burying of his Mo[the]r & Brother in Linen Cloath w[ith]in these two years by his own confession." | McPhail, Angus (I169)
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| 306 | In 1692, John "McPhaill" was a Highland fencible man in Carseky. In 1694, Neil McPhaill and Neill McPhaill younger occupied two hearths in "Clachkeyell." On 5 May 1709 Neill "McPhaull" and his son, Angus, received a tack to 2 and half mklands of the 5 mkland holding of Clockeil. Malcolm McNeill in Darlochan previously held the tack to Clocheil which he received in 1691. His share was taken over by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak his mother. | Family: McPhail, Neil / Unknown, Anonymous (F22)
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| 307 | In 1692, John "McPhaill" was a Highland fencible man in Carseky. In 1694, Neil McPhaill and Neill McPhaill younger occupied two hearths in "Clachkeyell." On 5 May 1709 Neill "McPhaull" and his son, Angus, received a tack to 2 and half mklands of the 5 mkland holding of Clockeil. Malcolm McNeill in Darlochan previously held the tack to Clocheil which he received in 1691. His share was taken over by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak his mother. | McPhail, Neil (I172)
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| 308 | In 1692, John "Petterson" elder and John "Petterson" younger were fencible men in Balnaglack, William Pettersone was a fencible man in Darlochane, and John Peterson was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, John Peterson occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. On 24 April 1709 John Paterson "in Balnagleck" received a tack to "2 mklands of Balnagleck." On 1 June 1698 John Paterson (in Kil—?—) married Jean Dunlap/Dunlop in Campbeltown. This couple baptized the following children: James - 1689 Jane - 1696 Ann - 1706 There was another man named John Paterson who was married to Janet Robinson/Robertson, living in Campbeltown parish at the same time. This couple baptized the following children: John - 1702 Agnes - 1703 John - 1705 Thomas - 1706 Archibald - 1710 More research is needed to determine which John Paterson confessed to these crimes. | Paterson, John (I40)
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| 309 | In 1692, John "Petterson" elder and John "Petterson" younger were Lowland fencible men in Balnaglack [included under Kilmichael and Kilchousland parish], and William Pettersone was a Lowland fencible man in Darlochane. In 1694, John Peterson and "a widdow" occupied two hearths in Ballinaglack. On 24 April 1709 John Paterson "in Balnagleck" received a tack to "2 mklands of Balnagleck." These records indicate continual occupation, and the "widdow" may have been John Peterson elder's wife. On 1 June 1698 John Paterson married Jean Dunlap/Dunlop in Campbeltown. This couple baptized the following children: James - 1689 Jane - 1696 Ann - 1706 There was another man named John Paterson who was married to Janet Robinson/Robertson, living in Campbeltown parish at the same time. This couple baptized the following children: John - 1702 Agnes - 1703 John - 1705 Thomas - 1706 Archibald - 1710 More research is needed to determine which couple lived at Balnaglack. | Paterson, John (I959)
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| 310 | In 1692, John and Archibald McCoist were fencible men in Kilberry. See KF, p. 246, for further information. | McCoist, Allan (I951)
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| 311 | In 1692, John and Duncan broune in Achinsavell, Gilbert in Kemsie, Ever in Achinbrek, Ferqhuar broune in Brackley, were all Fencible men. In 1694, Iver, Duncan, and Ferqr Brown occupied hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Gilbert in Keranshie, and Iver Brown in Auchinbrek No further information. | Brown, Duncan (I1367)
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| 312 | In 1692, John and Duncan broune in Achinsavell, Gilbert in Kemsie, Ever in Achinbrek, Ferqhuar broune in Brackley, were all Fencible men. In 1694, Iver, Duncan, and Ferqr Brown occupied hearths in Runadale and Achnasavill, Gilbert in Keranshie, and Iver Brown in Auchinbrek. No further information. | Brown, John (I1368)
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| 313 | In 1692, John and Gilcoan McMarteine were fencible men in Amod, Angus McIlmarteine was a fencible man in Claongart, and Duncan Mcilmarteine was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, Archibald and Duncan McMartin occupied two hearths in Putachan, and John McMartin occupied a hearth in Amod. No further information. | McMartin, Neil (I955)
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| 314 | In 1692, John and Gilcoan McMarteine were fencible men in Amod, Angus McIlmarteine was a fencible man in Claongart, and Duncan Mcilmarteine was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, Archibald and Duncan McMartin occupied two hearths in Putachan, John McMartin occupied a hearth in Amod, and William Martin occupied a hearth in Dunanultach. No further information. | McMartin, Gillievan (I1104)
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| 315 | In 1692, John and Gilcoan McMarteine were fencible men in Amod, Angus McIlmarteine was a fencible man in Claongart, and Duncan Mcilmarteine was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, Archibald and Duncan McMartin occupied two hearths in Putachan, John McMartin occupied a hearth in Amod, and William Martin occupied a hearth in Dunanultach. No further information. | McMartin, Archibald (I1105)
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| 316 | In 1692, John and Gilcoan McMarteine were fencible men in Amod. In 1694, John McMartin occupied a hearth in Amod. No further information. | Martin, Nachtan (I1107)
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| 317 | In 1692, John and his son, David, were Lowland fencible men in Achaleik, James Andrew was a Lowland fencible man in Upper Balliwilling, There are multiple candidates for this person in the parish register. James Andrew and Jane Porter baptized six children between 1686 and 1702. James Andrew and Helen Lindsay married on 22 July 1711 and baptized five children between 1712 and 1723. James Andrew married Margaret Gilkison on 12 February 1719 and baptized three children between 1719 and 1727. James Andrew married Jean Fulton on 9 March 1721 and baptized four children between 1721 and 1729. More research is needed to determine which individual appears in the assize record. | Andrew, James (I575)
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| 318 | In 1692, John and William Kirkland in Barr, and Hugh in Balnagregan were Lowland fencible men. In 1694, Hew Kirkland occupied a hearth in Coallhill & Ballegregan, and John Kirkland occupied a hearth and kiln in Barr. Katrin Andersone also occupied a hearth in Barr and may have been a widow to William. On 5 July 1711 John Kirkland married Effe NcLeas/McLeas. They baptized the following children Margaret - 1712 Helen - 1714 Hugh - 1720 Since there is only one individual with this name residing in Campbeltown during this period, the assize entry has been attributed to him. It's likely that John was the son of Hew Kirkland, who was living at Balnagregan in 1692 and Coalhill in 1694. | Kirkland, John (I1202)
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| 319 | In 1692, John Andrew and David, "his son," were fencible men in Achaleik. In the 1709/10 Rental List, on 7 May 1709 David received a tack for a single markland of "Achaleck" along with John Andrew who received a tack for the remaining markland. There are multiple men named David Andrew who appear in the Lowland parish records. More research is needed to determine whether they are the same individual. However, because the available evidence indicates that there was only one person named David Andrew living in Campbeltown in the early 1690s, I believe that the first two entries are most likely for the same individual. David Andrew + Jane Porter baptized one child in 1688 David Andrew + Jenat Dunlap baptized six children between 1694 and 1707. David Andrew + Margaret Templeton baptized seven children between 1715 and 1721. | Andrew, David (I353)
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| 320 | In 1692, John Andrew and David, "his son," were fencible men in Achaleik. In the 1709/10 Rental List, on 7 May 1709 David received a tack for a single markland of "Achaleck" along with John Andrew who received a tack for the remaining markland. | Family: Andrew, John / (F62)
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| 321 | In 1692, John Andrew and David, "his son," were fencible men in Achaleik. In the 1709/10 Rental List, on 7 May 1709 David received a tack for a single markland of "Achaleck" along with John Andrew who received a tack for the remaining markland. | Andrew, John (I363)
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| 322 | In 1692, John Beith was a fencible man in Gargunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Adam Beith occupied a hearth in Muastill and Patrick Beith occupied a hearth at Dunanultach. There is a Robert Beith and Mary Stewart listed in the Campbeltown OPRs as the parents of Robert, born 11 August 1706. More research is needed in order to confirm if this is the same person. | Beith, Robert (I1170)
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| 323 | In 1692, John Beith was a fencible man in Gargunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Adam Beith occupied a hearth in Muastill and Patrick Beith occupied a hearth at Dunanultach. No further information. | Beith, Alexander (I1237)
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| 324 | In 1692, John Beith was a fencible man in Gargunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Adam Beith occupied a hearth in Muastill and Patrick Beith occupied a hearth at Dunanultach. No further information. | Beith, Robert (I1361)
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| 325 | In 1692, John Cauldwell was a fencible man in Ardnacroish, James Cauldwell was a fencible man in Bellochgirr, and William Caldwell was a fencible man in Cattodelmoir. In 1694, James Caldwell occupied a single hearth in Bellochgere. On 7 May 1709 William "Cauldwall" in Machrimore received a tack for "One third part of the three mark land of Machrimore one of which thirds is possesst by Iver Oig McLarty and the other third by John McIlrevie." "Duration: Space of 19 years cropt after Whits 1710." No further information. | Caldwell, William (I772)
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| 326 | In 1692, John Fleeming was a Lowland Fencible man at Killeonan. This may have been him or his father. On 20 October 1709 John, along with John Ryburn, James Sheddan, and Mathew Ryburn younger, received a tack for three of the four merklands of Killeonan. There are two men of this name who were married and had children during this time period. 1) John Fleeming married Jean Strang on 30 December 1686. They baptized the following children: Janet 1688 Marion 1693 James 1695 Jane 1699 John 1701 2) John Fleeming married Margaret Muir in 1698. They baptized the following children: Orsla 1699 Margaret 1706 Jean 1717 More research is needed to determine which person is the correct individual. | Fleeming, John (I592)
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| 327 | In 1692, John Fleiming was a fencible man in Ballivean and James Fleiming was a fencible man in Achinsavill. In 1694, Archibald Flimine occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. On "12 October 1709 Neill Fleming in Ballobrenan & Malcolm Fleming his eldest son" received a tack to the "2 mkland of Ballobrenan and Ballimenoch presently possest by themselves. 17 years." No further information. | Fleeming, Neil (I794)
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| 328 | In 1692, John Greenlees was a fencible man in Acharuay. In 1694, John Greenlees occupied a hearth in Acharoi. No further information. | Greenlees, John (I812)
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| 329 | In 1692, John Hamiltoune in Glensadell and David Hamiltoune in Guistell were fencible men. In 1694, David Hamiltoun occupied a hearth in Geisdaill. No further information. | Hamilton, John (I1139)
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| 330 | In 1692, John Hamiltoune in Glensadell and David Hamiltoune in Guistell were fencible men. In 1694, David Hamiltoun occupied a hearth in Geisdaill. This person may have been the same man who was recorded living there in 1692 and 1694, or possibly his son. No further information. | Hamilton, David (I1159)
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| 331 | In 1692, John McBridane was a fencible man in "Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve." In 1694, John McBridan occupied a hearth in "Tangitavill and Lagalgarb." No further information. | McBridan, Duncan (I900)
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| 332 | In 1692, John McIlchreist was a fencible man in Killorow. In 1694, Donald McIllechreist occupied a hearth in Glanadilluachtrach, and Duncan and Angus McIlechrist occupied two hearths in Catidell. Testament Dative for Mildonie McIlchrist in Killurin, parish of Killchenzie, 5 August 1684, see CC2/3/2. | McIlchrist, Archibald (I1370)
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| 333 | In 1692, John McIlchreist was a fencible man in Killorow. In 1694, John Mcgilchrist occupied a hearth in Killarow. In October 1711, John McIlchrist, aged 24 years and unmarried, was an accomplice in the abduction of Katharine Cauldwell. He would have been born ca. 1687, which suggests he was the son of John McIlchrist, who was recorded living there from 1692–1694. See Justiciary Records of Argyll and the Isles, v. 2, p. 291. | McIlchrist, John (I903)
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| 334 | In 1692, John McNuicatar was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire [Knockhantimor]. In 1694, John McInucater occupied a hearth in Knockhantimor. No Walkers were included in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Walker, Hugh (I1207)
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| 335 | In 1692, John Orr was a fencible man in Glenmuckloch, and Archibald Orr was a fencible man in Penigoun [Pennygown], and Edward Orr was a fencible man in Cattodelmoir. In 1694, Marion Orr occupied a hearth in Kilcolmkill On 29 October 1712 John Orr married Agnes Patersone in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children there: Janet - 1716 Jean - 1717 Edward - 1720 John - 1724 Janet - 1728 James - 1732 John was likely the son of John Orr and Margaret Alexander, who baptized a son named John on 14 October 1688. If correct, John would have been twenty-four years old when he married Agnes. | Orr, John younger (I1210)
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| 336 | In 1692, John Orr was a fencible man in Glenmuckloch, and Archibald Orr was a fencible man in Penigoun [Pennygown], and Edward Orr was a fencible man in Cattodelmoir. In 1694, Marion Orr occupied a hearth in Kilcolmkill and John occupied a hearth in Ballygreggan. Edward Orr married Margaret Simson on 29 May 1696. This couple baptized the following children: Margaret - 1697 Mary - 1698 Edward - 1700 John - 1702 Robert - 1706 See KF, p. 475, for more information on this family. | Orr, Edward (I10)
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| 337 | In 1692, John Orr was a fencible man in Glenmuckloch, Archibald Orr was a fencible man in Penigoun [Pennygown], and Edward Orr was a fencible man in Cattodelmoir. In 1694, Marion Orr occupied a hearth in Kilcolmkill and John occupied a hearth in Ballygreggan. Edward Orr married Margaret Simson on 29 May 1696. This couple baptized the following children: Margaret - 1697 Mary - 1698 Edward - 1700 John - 1702 Robert - 1706 See KF, p. 475, for more information on this family. | Orr, Edward (I10)
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| 338 | In 1692, John Paterson was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, John Peterson occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. There were two men named John Peterson/Paterson living in Campbeltown during this time period who were married and having children. John Paterson and Jean/Jenat Dunlop were married on 7 June 1698 in Campbeltown and baptized the following children: James - 1689 Jean/Jane - 1696 Ann - 1706 John Peterson and Jenat Robison/Robertson baptized the following children: John - 1702 Agnes - 1703 John - 1705 Thomas - 1706 Margaret - 1708 Archibald - 1710 More research is needed to determine which individual is recorded in the assize list. | Paterson, John (I834)
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| 339 | In 1692, John Tempiltoun and John "Grienlies" were listed as Fencible men in "Acharuay [in Southend parish]" John Greenlees and James Lockhart were listed there in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. John Greenlees and Isabel Finlay in Pennygown, in Campbeltown parish, baptized the following children at the Lowland church in Campbeltown: 1671 - Margaret 1674 - Martha 1679 - Janet 1681 - Mary There currently isn't enough evidence to be sure that this was the same individual living in Acharua in Southend parish in 1692 and 1694. See Saga of our Kintyre Kin, p. 168, for more information. | Greenlees, John (I719)
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| 340 | In 1692, John Watson "elder and younger" and James Watson were fencible Lowland men in Glenkerdoch. In 1694, John Watson "elder and younger" occupied two hearths in Glenecardich. There is a TD for John Watson in Glencardich dated 10 May 1694. His was survived by his spouse, Agnes Johnstoun, and their children Mathew and Marie. [CC2/5/3] On 2 November 1709 John Ferguson received a tack for the "2 mkland of Glenecardoch." See Kintyre: The Hidden Past, pp. 33–34 for further information. | Watson, James (I1123)
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| 341 | In 1692, John Whyt in Blastill and William Whyts "younger and elder" in Kilblaan were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, William and John Wytts occupied two hearths in Blasthill. On 11 May 1709 William Whytt "in Kilblaan" received the tack to Kilblaan. No further information. | White, Dugald (I747)
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| 342 | In 1692, John Wyllie younger and Joseph Wyllie were fencible men in Campbeltown. In 1694, Robert Wyllie occupied a hearth in Ballenakill in Kilcalmonell parish. Robert Wylie married Margaret Cal[d]wall on 25 January 1700 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: John - 1701 Elizabeth - 1703 Agnes - 1706 John - 1710 Robert - 1715 Anna - 1717 Archibald - 1719 Robert - 1721 No further information. | Wylie, Robert (I1273)
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| 343 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick and Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. Dugald may have been the son of John who resided at Lagnaskavach in 1694. No further information. | McFarlane, Dugald (I1398)
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| 344 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, Donald (I1086)
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| 345 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, Duncan (I1372)
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| 346 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, John (I1394)
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| 347 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, Duncan (I1395)
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| 348 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, Duncan (I1408)
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| 349 | In 1692, John, Duncane, Walter, Callim, Patrick And Donald McFarland were all fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John McFarlan in occupied a hearth in Lagnaskavach, John in Arivore, and John in Dunanultach occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | McFarlane, John (I1409)
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| 350 | In 1692, John, Neill, Johne, Archibald, Andrew, and Gilbert "McKinvein" were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Gilbert McKinnon occupied a hearth in Crossaig, among others. Angus Martin believes that this surname was interchangeable with McKinven. See KF, p. 342. No further information. | McKinnon, Patrick (I957)
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| 351 | In 1692, John, Neill, Johne, Archibald, Andrew, and Gilbert mc Kinvein were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Finlay and Alexander McKinvin occupied two hearths in Orgaig, Neill Kinvin in Cregan, Neill Kinvin in Stron, Allan McKinvin in Garbfeorling, Andrew, Angus, and Patrick McKinvin in Colphyne, Archibald McKinvin in Skipnish, Donald, John, and Archibald McKinvin in Arevore, Duncan McKinvin in Achidadonnell, and William and John McKinvin in Gartavaich. No further information. | McKinven, Gilbert (I1413)
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| 352 | In 1692, John, Neill, Johne, Archibald, Andrew, and Gilbert mc Kinvein were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Finlay and Alexander McKinvin occupied two hearths in Orgaig, Neill Kinvin in Cregan, Neill Kinvin in Stron, Allan McKinvin in Garbfeorling, Andrew, Angus, and Patrick McKinvin in Colphyne, Archibald McKinvin in Skipnish, Donald, John, and Archibald McKinvin in Arevore, Duncan McKinvin in Achidadonnell, and William and John McKinvin in Gartavaich. No further information. | McKinven, Neil (I1415)
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| 353 | In 1692, John, Neill, Johne, Archibald, Andrew, and Gilbert mc Kinvein were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Finlay and Alexander McKinvin occupied two hearths in Orgaig, Neill Kinvin in Cregan, Neill Kinvin in Stron, Allan McKinvin in Garbfeorling, Andrew, Angus, and Patrick McKinvin in Colphyne, Archibald McKinvin in Skipnish, Donald, John, and Archibald McKinvin in Arevore, Duncan McKinvin in Achidadonnell, and William and John McKinvin in Gartavaich. No further information. | McKinven, Robert (I1422)
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| 354 | In 1692, John, Neill, Johne, Archibald, Andrew, and Gilbert mc Kinvein were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Neill "Kinvin" occupied a hearth in Cregan. Duncan may have been the son of Neill. No further information. | McKinven, Duncan (I1426)
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| 355 | In 1692, Jon and William "Giffein" were fencible men in Machribeg. There are no Giffens listed as occupying hearths in southern Kintyre in 1694. There are no Giffens listed in the early Lowland parish records. | Giffen, William (I811)
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| 356 | In 1692, Lauchlane McNeill was a fencible man in Borgidill, Achinsavil etc., Hendrie McNeill was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone, and Lauchlane and Neill McNeill were fencible men in "Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke, and Drumlenan." In 1694, Hendrie McNeill was taxed for two hearths in Campbeltown, Lauchlane McNeill occupied a hearth in Achnasavill, Henry McNeill occupied a hearth in Strone, Gilbert McNeill occupied a hearth in Ormsarie, John McNeill occupied a hearth in Lailt, Torquill McNeill occupied a hearth in Carren, and John McNeill occupied a hearth and kiln in Machriemoir. On 12 October 1709 John McNaughton "in Machrimore" received a tack to the "4/- land of Inencocalocoh,and the 8/4 land of Drumnaranoch presently possesst by the respective tenants thereof for 18 years." | McNeill, Hendrie (I1229)
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| 357 | In 1692, Lauchlane McNeill was a fencible man in Borgidill, Achinsavil etc., Hendrie McNeill was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone, and Lauchlane and Neill McNeill were fencible men in "Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke, and Drumlenan." In 1694, Lauchlane McNeill occupied a hearth in Achnasavill, Henry McNeill occupied a hearth in Strone, Gilbert McNeill occupied a hearth in Ormsarie, John McNeill occupied a hearth in Lailt, Torquill McNeill occupied a hearth in Carren, and John McNeill occupied a hearth and kiln in Machriemoir. No further information. | McNeill, Torquil (I770)
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| 358 | In 1692, Lauchlane McNeill was a fencible man in Borgidill, Achinsavil etc., Hendrie McNeill was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone, and Lauchlane and Neill McNeill were fencible men in "Tirrergus, Kilchivan, Achachorke, and Drumlenan." In 1694, Lauchlane McNeill occupied a hearth in Achnasavill, Henry McNeill occupied a hearth in Strone, Gilbert McNeill occupied a hearth in Ormsarie, John McNeill occupied a hearth in Lailt, Torquill McNeill occupied a hearth in Carren, and John McNeill occupied a hearth and kiln in Machriemoir. No further information. | McNeill, Lachlan (I1305)
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| 359 | In 1692, Lauchlane McNeill, Donald McFergus, Duncan McMillane, Neill McNeill. James McKenrie, Donald McTagirt and Duncan McFersone were fencible men in Tirrergus, one merkland of Kilchivan one merkland of Achachorke, and one merkland of Drumlenan, and James Clark was a Lowland Fencible man in Tirargus. In 1694, Johne McNeill, James Clark, John McIntalgar, Neill McIncaird, Lauchland McNeill, and Neill mcneill occupied hearths in Tirfergus. No further information. | McNeill, Neil (I1209)
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| 360 | In 1692, Lauchlane McNeill, Donald McFergus, Duncan McMillane, Neill McNeill. James McKenrie, Donald McTagirt and Duncan McFersone were fencible men in Tirrergus, one merkland of Kilchivan one merkland of Achachorke, and one merkland of Drumlenan, and James Clark was a Lowland Fencible man in Tirargus. In 1694, Johne McNeill, James Clark, John McIntalgar, Neill McIncaird, Lauchland McNeill, and Neill mcneill occupied hearths in Tirfergus. There were no McNeills listed in Coalhill in 1694. | McNeill, John younger (I1200)
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| 361 | In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Rorie, Thomas, Patrick, Jon, Duncan Roy, Jon, Duncan, Dugald, Jon, Archibald, Lauchlane, and Jon were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Dougall and Duncan McCavish occupied two hearths in Achachoise. Inventory for Neill MacTavish in Auchachoish, parish of Kilcalmanell, d. Aug. 1690; More NicIlchere, relict; Dugald, son, 17 May 1694, CC2/5/3. Evidence of continual occupation. The assize entry likely refers to Dugald, the son of Neill MacTavish and More Nicllchere. | Thomson, Dugald (I1416)
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| 362 | In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Rorie, Thomas, Patrick, Jon, Duncan Roy, Jon, Duncan, Dugald, Jon, Archibald, Lauchlane, and Jon were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Dougall and Duncan McCavish occupied two hearths in Achachoise. Inventory for Neill MacTavish in Auchachoish, parish of Kilcalmanell, d. Aug. 1690; More NicIlchere, relict; Dugald, son, 17 May 1694, CC2/5/3. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | Thomson, Duncan (I1420)
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| 363 | In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Rorie, Thomas, Patrick, Jon, Duncan Roy, Jon, Duncan, Dugald, Jon, Archibald, Lauchlane, and Jon were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Hew and Donald Thomson occupied hearths in Runadale & Achnasavill, and Malcolm occupied a hearth in Achadaduy. No further information. | Thomson, Archibald (I1430)
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| 364 | In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, and Rorie, Thomas, Patrick, Jon, Duncan Roy, Jon, Duncan, Dugald, Jon, Archibald, Lauchlane, and Jon were fencible men in Kilberry. In 1694, Hew and Donald Thomson occupied hearths in Runadale & Achnasavill, and Malcolm occupied a hearth in Achadaduy. No further information. | Thomson, John (I1435)
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| 365 | In 1692, Lauchlane, Ewin, Patrick, Johne, and Duncane McAvish were fencible men in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John Tamson occupied a hearth in Bartaravin and Tamas Tomson occupied a hearth in Skipnish. No further information. | McCavish, Alexander (I1389)
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| 366 | In 1692, Malcolme and Alexander McMillan in Borgidill, Achinsavil, etc., and Archibald, Duncan, and Gilbert McMillan in Mule [Mull] were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, Alexander and John McMillan occupied two hearths in Borgadillmoir and Archibald and John McMillan occupied two hearths in Borgadillbeg. No further information. | McMillan, Malcolm (I766)
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| 367 | In 1692, Malcolme and Alexander McMillan in Borgidill, Achinsavil, etc., and Archibald, Duncan, and Gilbert McMillan in Mule [Mull] were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, Alexander and John McMillan occupied two hearths in Borgadillmoir and Archibald and John McMillan occupied two hearths in Borgadillbeg. On 22 October 1709 Duncan McMillan "in Mucklach" received the tack for Mucklach "possesst by himself 18 years." No further information. | McMillan, Duncan (I750)
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| 368 | In 1692, Malcolme McNeill in Kilmacho and Langa, John McNeill in Drumlea, and Archibald McNeill in Killorow were fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm McNeill in Kilmacho, Hew and Hector in Balilergiebeg, John in Drumnalea, and Archibald in Killarow all occupied hearths. No further information. | McNeill, Donald younger (I949)
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| 369 | In 1692, Mathew Smyllie "and his two sones," were Lowland fencible men in Aird. Robert and William "Smellie" were Lowland fencible men in "Aird," along with John Shedden. Note that there are two entries for "Aird" on pages 46 and 50 with different names. In 1694, Mathew Smylie occupied a hearth in Barr, Aird does not appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. On 2 November 1709, William Smylie in Laigh Bar received a tack for "1/4 part of 3 1/2 mkland of Laigh Barr." The other tacksmen listed were Alexander McMillan, John Love, and Christian Stewart. It's likely that the individual named William in the assize record was the same person who, in 1692, was listed as the son of Mathew Smylie. No further information. | Smylie, William (I1113)
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| 370 | In 1692, Neill Campbell was a fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, Angus Campbell occupied a hearth in Gartnagrenach, and Dougall Campbell occupied the sole hearth of Eskirt. No further information. | Campbell, Patrick (I1405)
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| 371 | In 1692, Neill mcDermond was listed as a Fencible man in "Amod, Ormsarie and Dalsmirrin." On 12 October 1709 William Reid received the tack of Ormsary "now possesst by William McKeirmeid." On 1 November 1709 Neil "McIrmeid" received the tack to the "20/- land of Amodan and Dalsmerin 18 years." These are all variations of the same surname. See KF, pp. 256–9. | McDiarmid, Neil (I746)
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| 372 | In 1692, Neill McEachnie in Putichan Tuy, and Hector in Ballinlergiebeg and moir and drum were fencible men. In 1694, Malcolm McEachin occupied a hearth in Tangzie. No further information. | McEachan, Duncan (I913)
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| 373 | In 1692, Neill McEachnie was a fencible man in Putichan Tuy. In 1694, John and Neill McEachin occupied two hearths in Putachan, Donald McEachin occupied a hearth in Nether Blary, and Duncan McEachin occupied a hearth in Tangitavill & Lagalgarb. In February 1693, Neill McEachin in Putichantuy died. His heirs were his wife, Margaret NicBridan and their sons Alexander and Donald. Based on the above evidence, we can rule out Duncan's parents as being Neill and Margaret. No further information. | McEachan, Duncan (I886)
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| 374 | In 1692, Neill McEwen in Duppine, Archibald in Achinsavell, and Ever in Leppoinmoir were all Fencible men. In 1694, Ewin McEwin in Runadale and Achnasavill, Archibald in Whytsoun, Donald McEwin in Kilnacreg, Iver McEwine in Lergnahnsine, and Duncan McEwin in Crubistill all occupied hearths. No further information. | McEwing, Neil (I1071)
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| 375 | In 1692, Neill McEwen in Duppine, Archibald in Achinsavell, and Ever in Leppoinmoir were all fencible men. In 1694, Ewin McEwin in Runadale and Achnasavill, Archibald in Whytsoun, Donald McEwin in Kilnacreg, Iver McEwine in Lergnahnsine, and Duncan McEwin in Crubistill all occupied hearths. No further information. | McEwing, Archibald (I1152)
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| 376 | In 1692, Neill McIlchoul was a fencible man in Campbeltown. Could be a variant form of McIllcheir/McIlcherran - more research is necessary. No McIlcheirs appear in the Campbeltown OPRs before 1729. No further information. | McIllchoul, Neil (I45)
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| 377 | In 1692, Neill Mcintealour was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Jon McIntaillor was a fencible man in Dalbraden and 2 Gartloskens, Neill McIntallour was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire (Knockhantimore). In 1694, John McIntyllore occupied a hearth in Killblaan, John McIntalgar occupied a hearth in Tirergus, Neill McIntylleor occupied a hearth in Knockhantimor and Allexander McIntylleor in Remulichtrach. No further information. | McIntaylor, Duncan (I470)
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| 378 | In 1692, Neill Mcintealour was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Jon McIntaillor was a fencible man in Dalbraden and 2 Gartloskens, Neill McIntallour was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire (Knockhantimore). In 1694, John McIntyllore occupied a hearth in Killblaan, John McIntalgar occupied a hearth in Tirergus, Neill McIntylleor occupied a hearth in Knockhantimor and Allexander McIntylleor in Remulichtrach. No further information. | Taylor, Lachlan (I721)
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| 379 | In 1692, Neill Mcintealour was a fencible man in Campbeltown, Jon McIntaillor was a fencible man in Dalbraden and 2 Gartloskens, Neill McIntallour was a fencible man in Knockchonilmoire (Knockhantimore). In 1694, John McIntyllore occupied a hearth in Killblaan, John McIntalgar occupied a hearth in Tirergus, Neill McIntylleor occupied a hearth in Knockhantimor and Allexander McIntylleor in Remulichtrach. No further information. | Taylor, Duncan (I1039)
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| 380 | In 1692, Neill McMillan was a fencible man in Achnasavell. In 1694, Duncan McMillan occupied a hearth in Runadale and Achnasavill. No further information. | McMillan, John (I1084)
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| 381 | In 1692, Neill McMillan was a fencible man in Brackley. In 1694, Iver and Gilbert McMillan occupied two hearths in Brackly. On 6 July 1709, "Archibald Campbell, eldest lawful son to deceased John Campbell brother German to Archibald Campbell of Inveraw and Susan Chamneuse (?) his wife, received the tack to the 2 mkland of Barmollach, 3 mkland of Brackley as presently possessed by Archibald McAulay of Ardincaple." No further information. | McMillan, Archibald (I1095)
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| 382 | In 1692, Neill McPhaill was a fencible man in Gartgunnell and Tangie. In 1694, Gilbert McPhaill occupied a hearth in Tangitavill and Lagalgarb, Feracher McFaill occupied a hearth in Crossaig, and Gilbert in Lemnamuick. On 4 October 1709 Patrick Campbell, minister of the Gospel in Killean, received the tack to the "1 mkland of Achachoirk presently possesst by him." No further information. | McPhail, Malcolm (I1073)
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| 383 | In 1692, Neill McSporan in Duppine, Patrick in Stockadell and Garvalt, Patrick in Drumlea, Donald in Borgidill and Achinsavil were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McSporan occupied a house and kiln in Cariskey and John occupied a hearth, Donald occupied a hearth in Glenmanuill, Duncan in Bellochger, Patrick in Drumnalea, Neill elder and younger in Duppin, Dougall in Ardcardell, and Duncan in Runadale & Achnasavill. No further information. | McSporran, Archibald (I1231)
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| 384 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. On 2 May 1709 John "McWurrich" in High Barr received "1/3 part of the 2 1/2 mkland of high Barr presently possest by himself." | McCurrie, Neil (I909)
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| 385 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. No further information. | McFurie, Duncan (I1092)
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| 386 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. No further information. | McVurich, John (I1134)
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| 387 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. Malcolm may have been the son of Neill McVuirrie who was a tenant in Auchadaduie in 1692. No further information. | McVurich, Malcolm (I1137)
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| 388 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan Mcvurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. No further information. | McVurich, Neil (I1163)
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| 389 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan McVurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McVhurie/Curries, some were likely McMurchies. Inventory - Gilbert McVurich in Loupe, parish of Kilcalmonell, d. May 1693, Moir NicFeggan, his mother, and John McV., his father's brother. 18 May 1694, CC2/5/3 Testament Dative - Gilbert MacVurich in Braintian, parish of Kilcalmonell. 28 October 1720, CC2/3/8 | McVurie, Gilbert (I1428)
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| 390 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Archibald "McVurrich" occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, Neill, Malcolm, and Neill younger occupied three hearths in Breintian, Donald in Clonaig, Donald in Colphyne, Marie McVurie in Glenskipell, Donald McVurichie in Gartvaich, Neill and Lachlan McVurrie in Grinan, Murdoch McVurich in Ronachan, and Lauchlan McVuirichie in Douniskeg, all in Kilcalmonell parish. Note that not all of these people were McMurchies; some were likely McVhurie/Curries. Inventory - Gilbert McVurich in Loupe, parish of Kilcalmonell, d. May 1693, Moir NicFeggan, his mother, and John McV., his father's brother. 18 May 1694, CC2/5/3 Testament Dative - Gilbert MacVurich in Braintian, parish of Kilcalmonell. 28 October 1720, CC2/3/8 | McMurchie, Donald (I1429)
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| 391 | In 1692, Neill McVuirrie in Achaduy, John McVuirrie in Barr, and Neill mc Vhurie and Murich Mc Vhurie in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands were all fencible men. In 1694, Lauchlan McVirichie occupied a hearth in Douniskeg. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McVurich, John (I1369)
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| 392 | In 1692, no one of this surname was recorded living in northern Kintyre. In 1694, Findlay McKinlay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, Fergus in Runaheron, Duncan in Beachar, Alexander in Kilmaluaig, Finlay in Duppin, and John in Achahoan. No further information. | McKinlay, Thomas (I1440)
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| 393 | In 1692, only Lowland fencible men occupied Machrireoch. In 1694, Archibald and Neill McEacherns occupied two hearths in Machrireoch. No further information. | McEacharn, Neil (I1226)
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| 394 | In 1692, Patrick and Andro McFarland were fencible men in Tarbert, and John McFarland was a fencible man in Glenrolich and Balymeanoch. In 1694, John and Patrick McFarlan occupied hearths in Glenrolloch and Ballemeanich in Knapdale parish. Testament Dative for Parlan McFarlan in Glenrolich, parish of Knapdale, and Testament Dative for Patrick McFarlan in Barinellan, parish of Knapdale, both dated 25 May 1686, CC2/3/2. Testament Dative for Malcom MacFarlan in Ballimenoch, sometime wadsetter of Arshines, parish of South Knapdale, 24 January 1723, CC2/3/8 No further information. | McFarlane, Duncan (I1461)
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| 395 | In 1692, Patrick and Andro McFarland were fencible men in Tarbert, and John McFarland was a fencible man in Glenrolich and Balymeanoch. In 1694, John and Patrick McFarlan occupied hearths in Glenrolloch and Ballemeanich in Knapdale parish. Testament Dative for Parlan McFarlan in Glenrolich, parish of Knapdale, and Testament Dative for Patrick McFarlan in Barinellan, parish of Knapdale, both dated 25 May 1686, CC2/3/2. Testament Dative for Malcom MacFarlan in Ballimenoch, sometime wadsetter of Arshines, parish of South Knapdale, 24 January 1723, CC2/3/8 No further information. | McFarlane, Malcolm (I1470)
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| 396 | In 1692, Patrick and Neill McNachtan were fencible men in Kilcolmkill, Gartvaich, and Lepenstra. In 1694, Patrick, Thomas, and Neill occupied three hearths in Gartvay, and John bui McNauchtan occupied was the sole occupant of Gartveanichtrach. On 12 October 1709 John McNaughton in Machrimore received the tacks to the 4/- land of "Inencocalocoh," and the 8/4 land of Drumnaranoch "presently possesst by the respective tenants thereof 18 years." For more information, see KF pp. 388–390. | McNachtan, John (I771)
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| 397 | In 1692, Patrick and William Ralstoun were fencible men in "Brecklad." In 1694, Donald Flimine & John Wallace occupied two hearths in "Braikled." On 25th April 1709 "Patrick Ralston in Becklat & Alexander Ralston his son" received the tack of the "20/- land of Brecklat Nineteen years." See Saga of our Kintyre Kin, p. 75, for more information on this family, but note that the generational information for this family appears to be incomplete. | Ralston, Alexander (I802)
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| 398 | In 1692, Patrick McIlbreid in Campbeltown, Archibald McBridane in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tanintavill and Lagalgeirve were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, John McIlbrid occupied a hearth in Kyranbeg, John McIlbreid "in Knocknagrean" occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, and Patrick McIlbreid occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McBridan, Neil (I797)
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| 399 | In 1692, Patrick McIlbreid in Campbeltown, Archibald McBridane in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tanintavill and Lagalgeirve were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, John McIlbrid occupied a hearth in Kyranbeg, John McIlbreid "in Knocknagrean" occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, and Patrick McIlbreid occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McIlbreid, John (I748)
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| 400 | In 1692, Patrick McIlbreid in Campbeltown, Archibald McBridane in Killocra and Corilich, and John McBridane in Tanintavill and Lagalgeirve were listed as Fencible men. In 1694, John McIlbrid occupied a hearth in Kyranbeg, John McIlbreid "in Knocknagrean" occupied a hearth in Glenmucklach, John McBridan occupied a hearth in Tangitavill and Lagalgarb, and Patrick McIlbreid occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McBridan, Mary (I979)
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| 401 | In 1692, Patrick McKendrick occupied a hearth in Gartloskin, Archibald and Donald McKendrick occupied two hearths in Glaknahavill, and Malcolm McKendrick occupied a hearth in Balligrogan. In 1694, Malcolme Mckendrich was a fencible man in Ballegregan. On 24 September 1709 Archibald McDonald of San[d]a received the tack to the single merkland of Elerig "presently possesst by Archibald McKenderick." No further information. | McKendrick, Archibald (I653)
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| 402 | In 1692, Patrick McKendrick occupied a hearth in Gartloskin, Archibald and Donald McKendrick occupied two hearths in Glaknahavill, and Malcolm McKendrick occupied a hearth in Balligrogan. In 1694, Malcolme Mckendrich was a fencible man in Ballegregan. | McKendrick, Patrick (I808)
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| 403 | In 1692, Patrick, Gilbert, and Neill McKeig were fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John, Neill, Donald, and John McCoig occupied hearths at Glachdounan. Patrick and Duncan McCoig occupied two hearths in Achgarin, and Gilbert McCoig occupied a hearth in Bartaravin. No further information. | McCook, John (I1407)
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| 404 | In 1692, Patrick, Gilbert, and Neill McKeig were fencible man in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands. In 1694, John, Neill, Donald, and John McCoig occupied hearths at Glachdounan. Patrick and Duncan McCoig occupied two hearths in Achgarin, and Gilbert McCoig occupied a hearth in Bartaravin. No further information. | McCook, John (I1433)
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| 405 | In 1692, Pattrick o Kellie was a Highland fencible man in "Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve." In 1694, Patrick O kellie occupied a hearth in "Tangintavill and Lagalgarbe." On 12 October 1709, John McEachin, son to John McEachin "sometime in Ballaganon," received a tack to the "20/- land of Tangytavil presently possesst by Murchie McIlchrist and o(the)r tenants." 28 September 1712, Donald McAlester in Tangintavil commited an act of beastiality with a mare belonging to Neil Okely, the son of Patrick Okely, at a place called Altnagortan lying betwixt Tangitavil and Killarow in Kilchenzie parish. See Justiciary Records of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 293–294. Also, KF, p. 221. | Okelly, Neil (I897)
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| 406 | In 1692, Pattrick o Kellie was a Highland fencible man in "Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve." In 1694, Patrick O kellie occupied a hearth in "Tangintavill and Lagalgarbe." On 12 October 1709, John McEachin, son to John McEachin "sometime in Ballaganon," received a tack to the "20/- land of Tangytavil presently possesst by Murchie McIlchrist and o(the)r tenants." 28 September 1712, Donald McAlester in Tangintavil commited an act of beastiality with a mare belonging to Neil Okely, the son of Patrick Okely, at a place called Altnagortan lying betwixt Tangitavil and Killarow in Kilchenzie parish. See Justiciary Records of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 293–294. Also, KF, p. 221. | Okelly, Patrick (I898)
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| 407 | In 1692, Pattrick o Kellie was a Highland fencible man in "Tangintavill and Lagalgeirve." In 1694, Patrick O kellie occupied a hearth in "Tangintavill and Lagalgarbe." On 12 October 1709, John McEachin, son to John McEachin "sometime in Ballaganon," received a tack to the "20/- land of Tangytavil presently possesst by Murchie McIlchrist and o(the)r tenants." No further information. | Okelly, Duncan (I899)
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| 408 | In 1692, Robert "Tempiltoun" was a fencible man in Upper Ballimenoch. Robert [younger] was born or baptized on 26 October 1673, the son of Robert Templeton and Margaret Reid. According to an article written by Maureen Borland, he married Jean Pattoun on 28 November 1717. See KM 50, pp. 5-8. This couple baptized the following children: Sarah 1718 Thomas 1720 Anne 1722 Jean 1724 Helen 1726 Ann 1728 Elizabeth 1731 There is, however, another Robert Templeton who married Margaret Cuthbertson on 22 April 1697 that due to his age at marriage (24) would be a better candidate than the Robert who married Jean Patton in 1717 (at which time he would have been 44 years old). On 20 October 1709 Robert Templetoun in Ballimenoch, younger, received the tack to 1 merkland of Crossibeg (the other two merklands let to John Montgmerie in Ballimenoch). On 2 May 1709 Robert Templtoun younger & his brother Alexander Templtoun in Upper Ballilmenoch as possesst by themselves & their father. - no further information. Note that John Montgomery held the tack to nether Ballimenoch and 2 merklands of Crossibeg "presently possesst by William Montgomery his son." Based on the available evidence, it appears that Robert Templeton in Upper Ballimenach in 1692 was the father of both Robert younger and Alexander, and baptismal records confirm that Robert younger was married to Margaret Cuthbertson and lived in Crossibeg, whereas Alexander married Isobel Paterson and lived in Ballimenach. The Robert Templeton who married Jean Patton in 1717, may have been the son of John Templeton and Jenat Wilson, who baptized a son named Robert on 6 Dec 1691, and would have been of the typical age for a first marriage (26 years old) in 1717. More research is needed to confirm this Robert's identity. | Templeton, Robert Jr. (I399)
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| 409 | In 1692, Robert Broune was a Lowland Fencible man in Knockriochbeg. In 1694, Andrew Brown was living at Kildavie. Based on the above information, it appears that William was of Lowland origin. No further information. | Brown, William (I695)
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| 410 | In 1692, Robert Dunlop was a Fencible man living in Cristolach, Hugh Dunlop in Glenmuckloch, James Dunlop elder in Peininaver, and his sons: James younger and Alexander, Robert Dunlop in Kildonan [Kildonald], In 1694, Robert Dunlape was residing in Knockstapillmore, "Tamas" or James Dunlap in Peninver, and James Dunlap in "Kildonana" [Kildonald]. See KF p. 114, for the details of a court case involving James. On 18 October 1709 Jean Moor, relict of Thomas Maxwell of Milnhouse and James Mitchell, maltman in Campbeltown, received a tack to the "5 mklands of Kildabie, 4 mklands of Christlach, 1 mkland of Kerranbeg." | Dunlop, James (I697)
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| 411 | In 1692, Robert Dunlop was a Fencible man living in Cristolach, Hugh Dunlop in Glenmuckloch, James Dunlop elder in Peininaver, and his sons: James younger and Alexander, Robert Dunlop in Kildonan [Kildonald], In 1694, Robert Dunlape was residing in Knockstapillmore, "Tamas" or James in Dunlap in Peninver, and James in "Kildonana" [Kildonald]. On 1 November 1709 Hugh Dunlop "in Knockstapilmore" received the tack to Knockstapilmor "presently possesst by him." See NRS SC54/17/2/35/19 for the details of his conviction in Campbeltown on 28 June 1710. - Accused of Perjury, prevarication and defamation. The libel proven. Fined £50 Scots and to remain in ward until the fine was paid and to stand at the Mercat Cross in Campbeltown with a paper on his breast saying "THE INFAMOUS DEFAMER". On 18 October 1709 Jean Moor, relict of Thomas Maxwell of Milnhouse and James Mitchell, maltman in Campbeltown, received a tack to the "5 mklands of Kildavie, 4 mklands of Christlach, 1 mkland of Kerranbeg." | Dunlop, Hugh (I698)
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| 412 | In 1692, Robert elder and younger, and David "Breckanrig" were Lowland fencible men in Leppinmoir. They are enumerated twice on pages 47 and 50. In 1694, Robert, David, and Janet "Brakenrig" all occupied hearths in Lephinmoir. William in Drum, and David in Craigs occupied a house and kiln. No further information. | Breckenridge, David (I1146)
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| 413 | In 1692, Robert Fultoun and his son, James, were fencible men in Machrihannish. In 1694, Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at Smerby and another Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at neighboring Laggan. On 23 September 1709 Robert Fulton "in Machrihanish" received a tack to the "3 mklands of Drumgarve." He and his son, James, were also listed as witnesses to a tack signed by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak, his mother. In 1720, Robert Fulton was one of five tenants in Drumgarve. See KF, p. 132. Robert was married to Isabel Anderson. This couple baptized the following children: James - 1673 Agnes - 1678 Jenat - 1680 Isabell - 1682 No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Fulton, Robert / Anderson, Isabel (F9)
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| 414 | In 1692, Robert Fultoun and his son, James, were fencible men in Machrihannish. In 1694, Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at Smerby and another Robert Fultoun occupied a hearth at neighboring Laggan. On 23 September 1709 Robert Fulton "in Machrihanish" received a tack to the "3 mklands of Drumgarve." He and his son, James, were also listed as witnesses to a tack signed by William Anderson in Machrihanish and Margaret Pecoak, his mother. In 1720, Robert Fulton was one of five tenants in Drumgarve. See KF, p. 132. Robert was married to Isabel Anderson. This couple baptized the following children: James - 1673 Agnes - 1678 Jenat - 1680 Isabell - 1682 No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Fulton, Robert (I69)
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| 415 | In 1692, Robert Kilpatrick was a fencible man in Craigs. In 1694, John Kilpatrick occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. In 1686, Robert Kilpatrick married Margaret Crawfurd in Campbeltown parish. No children are listed for this couple. Since there is only one individual of this name living in Campbeltown during this time period, all of these entries likely refer to the same individual. | Kilpatrick, Robert (I364)
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| 416 | In 1692, Robert Kilpatrick was a Lowland fencible man in Craigs. In 1694, John Kilpatrick occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. Multiple men named James Kilpatrick were married and had children during this period. James Kilpatrick married Ann/Agnes Breakanrig on 13 January 1704. They baptized seven children between 1704 and 1729, which effectively rules him out as a potential candidate. James Kilpatrick married Agnes Henderson on 7 July 1706. There are no children listed for this couple in the parish registry. James Kilpatrick & Ann Watt baptized a child named Ann in 1709. James Kilpatrick married Helen Paton on 14 May 1711. More research is needed to confirm the identity of this individual. It's possible that the last three individuals were the same person. | Kilpatrick, James (I839)
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| 417 | In 1692, Robert Tempiltoun was a fencible man in Upper Ballimenoch, John Tempiltoun was a fencible man in Acharuay, and John Tempiltoun was a fencible man in Machribeg. There are no Templeton men listed in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Possibly baptized on 18 December 1683, the son of John Templetown and Jenat Wilson. See Campbeltown OPR 507/11/48. A Thomas Templeton married Helen Alexander/Eshinor on 8 March 1687 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Margaret - 1690 Jean - 1693 Agnes - 1696 Marion - 1699 Elizabeth - 1702 Margaret - 1704 Another Thomas Templeton married Elizabeth Brakenridge on 21 June 1714. They baptized the following children: John - 1715 Robert - 1718 Jean - 1720 Janet - 1723 Thomas - 1725. More research is needed to confirm his identity. See KM no. 50, p. 5, for more information on this family. | Templeton, Thomas (I46)
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| 418 | In 1692, Robert Turner in Tarbert's Lands, and Andrew "Turnor" in Blythswood's and Skipness's Lands, were fencible men. In 1694, Andrew McInturner occupied a hearth in Kilnacreg, and Duncan McInturner occupied a hearth in Duppin. Evidence of continual occupation. The person listed in the assize record may be the same individual who was recorded living there in 1692 and 1694, or possibly his son. | McInturnor, Andrew (I1403)
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| 419 | In 1692, Robert Watt was a Lowland fencible man in Kildonan. In 1694, James Watt occupied a hearth at "Kildonana." Robert was the father of Jean Watt. "As to David Kelvie in Kildon, in regaird that his Fa[the]r in law Robert Wat deceast, died in his own house, & that David was not concern'd further, [the]reanent than as a friend or relative, w[hi]ch consisted w[it]h the proper ^knowledge^ of [th]e greater part of the Inquest, & being no o[the]r way the Defunct's representative. Therefor the Assise by plurality of voices absolved ^him^ from [th]e penalty by the Law imposed for burying in linen cloath." | Wat, Robert (I168)
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| 420 | In 1692, Robert Wilsone in Achaleik, Robert Wilsone in Crossibeg, and Jon and William Wilsone in Cattodelmoir were all Lowland fencible men. In 1694, Andrew Wilson occupied a hearth in Polwillin. Robert may have been married to Jenat Andrew, Margaret Scott, Isabel Craig, Jenat Dunlap, or Margaret Davie. There are multiple men of this name who lived in Campbeltown parish during this period. More research is needed to confirm his identity. | Wilson, Robert (I85)
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| 421 | In 1692, Robert Wilsone in Achaliek, John and William Wilsone in Cattodelmoir, and Robert Wilsone in Crossibeg were Lowland fencible men. In 1694, Andrew Wilson occupied a hearth in Polwillin. Andrew Wilson and Elizabeth Rodger appear in the parish register, baptizing two children in 1675 and 1688. Andrew Wilson and Margaret Wilson baptized a child named Jenat in 1696. Andrew Wilson "in the Southend" married Jean Fleeming on 23 December 1721. No children of this couple appear in the parish register. It is not clear if any of these pertain to this person. | Wilson, Andrew (I521)
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| 422 | In 1692, Shean McStocke in Ernikell and Robert McStocke in Claongart were fencible men. In 1694, John McStocker occupied a hearth in Ulodell and Robert McStocker in Clenegart, and Donald McStockert in Ernikle. No further information. | McStalker, Lachlan (I1329)
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| 423 | In 1692, Shean McStocke in Ernikell and Robert McStocke in Claongart were fencible men. In 1694, John McStocker occupied a hearth in Ulodell and Robert McStocker in Clenegart, and Donald McStockert in Ernikle. No further information. | McStalker, Malcolm (I1333)
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| 424 | In 1692, Thomas, John elder and John younger Pickan were fencible men in Killravan. On 5 May 1709 John Pickan in Killerivan witnessed a tack given to Donald McCallum in Keprigan for the Mkland of Keprigan, and received a tack to the "2 mkland of Killeruvan presently possesst by him." There are multiple candidates in the Campbeltown parish register. Further research is needed. | Pickan, John (I798)
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| 425 | In 1692, three Lowland families were living at Macharioch. In 1694, a single Lowland Smith family was living in Southend parish at Kerremoir. No further information. | Smith, Patrick (I674)
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| 426 | In 1692, two Lowland families [Red and Whyt] were living at Blasthill. In 1694, a single Lowland Smith family was living in Southend parish at Kerremoir. A John Smith appears in the parish register with his wife Margaret Porter in 1709 and 1713. There is currently not enough information to determine if this was the same person. | Smith, John (I688)
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| 427 | In 1692, two Lowland families [Red and Whyt] were living at Blasthill. No further information. | McMillan, Alexander (I690)
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| 428 | In 1692, Walter "McKey" was a Highland fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone. In 1694, Neill and John McKay occupied two hearths in Drumgarve. No further information. | McKay, John (I75)
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| 429 | In 1692, Walter "McKey" was living at Muckloch, Kerremenoch and Strone in Southend parish. In 1694, Walter "McCay" was living at Gartnagopag, John "McCay" was living at Achnisheag, Neill "McCay" was living at Carren, and John and Gilnive McKay were living in Pensurach, all in Southend parish. No further information. | McKay, John (I676)
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| 430 | In 1692, Walter McKey was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone. In 1694, John and Gilnive McKay occupied two hearths in Pensurach, Farchar McKay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, John McKay in Achahoan, and John McKay in Kilmichell in Kilcalmonell parish. No further information. | McKay, Feracher (I1327)
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| 431 | In 1692, Walter McKey was a fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone. In 1694, John and Gilnive McKay occupied two hearths in Pensurach, Farchar McKay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown, John McKay in Achahoan, and John McKay in Kilmichell in Kilcalmonell parish. No further information. | McKay, Duncan (I1328)
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| 432 | In 1692, Walter McKey was a Highland Fencible man in Muckloch, Kerremenoch, and Strone, and Ever McKay was a Highland Fencible man in Barr. In 1694, John and Gilnive McKay occupied two hearths in Pensurach, John McKay occupied a hearth in Kilmichell, John McKay occupied a hearth in Achahoan, John McKey occupied a hearth in Colphyne, and Farchar McKay occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. Donald Clark "of Drumlemble," was "late Bailly in Campbeltown," in 1709. Ferquhard McKay and his spouse, Barbra McAlaster, baptized a daughter named Katharine in the Highland Church in Campbeltown on 29 January 1729. This is likely the same person, as they were both recorded as living in Drumlemble. | McKay, Ferquhard (I538)
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| 433 | In 1692, William Alexander was a fencible man in Campbeltown and Alexander Elshinder was a Lowland fencible man in Croshill. In 1694, John and Alexander Allexander were taxed for two hearths in Crosshill. A Robert Alexander appears in the parish register who was born on 11 February 1689 to Alexander Alexander and Martha Davidsone. There are no marriage records for a Robert Alexander until 1734. More research is needed to confirm if this is the correct person. | Alexander, Robert (I495)
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| 434 | In 1692, William Alexander was a fencible man in Campbeltown and Alexander Elshinder was a Lowland fencible man in Croshill. In 1694, John and Alexander Allexander were taxed for two hearths in Crosshill. A Robert Alexander appears in the parish register who was born on 11 February 1689 to Alexander Alexander and Martha Davidsone. There are no marriage records for a Robert Alexander until 1734. More research is needed to confirm if this is the correct person. | Alexander, Robert (I495)
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| 435 | In 1692, William Alexander was a fencible man in Campbeltown and Alexander Elshinder was a Lowland fencible man in Croshill. In 1694, John and Alexander Allexander were taxed for two hearths in Crosshill. A Robert Alexander appears in the parish register who was born on 11 February 1689 to Alexander Alexander and Martha Davidsone. There are no marriage records for a Robert Alexander until 1734. More research is needed to confirm if this is the correct person. | Alexander, Robert (I495)
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| 436 | In 1692, William Alexander was a fencible man in Campbeltown, and Alexander Elshinder was a fencible man in Crosshill. An Alexander Alexander was baptized on 12 June 1659 to Robert Alexander and Jenat Wood in Ballemanach Leerside. An Alexander Alexander married Martha Davidson on 6 February 1688, which would have made him twenty-nine years old at the time of his marriage. They baptized the following children: Robert 1689 John 1691 Patric 1693 Jenat 1695 Margaret 1698 Jane 1701 Ann 1703 Isabell 1707 John 1707 Based on the naming pattern of the children, it's likely that this was the same person. Note that another Alexander Alexander married Janet Wilson on 24 March 1706. No children are listed for this couple, but due to the marriage date, this must have been a different person. At an assize trial held on 14 June 1710 in Campbeltown both men confessed to burying a child of theirs in linen. One in Kilkivan and the other in Kilchrist. At this time there is not enough evidence to determine which record applies to which individual. For database recording purposes, this individual has been arbitrarily assigned the residence of Kilkivan. | Alexander, Alexander (I542)
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| 437 | In 1692, William Alexander was a fencible man in Campbeltown, and Alexander Elshinder was a fencible man in Crosshill. An Alexander Alexander was baptized on 12 June 1659 to Robert Alexander and Jenat Wood in Ballemanach Leerside. An Alexander Alexander married Martha Davidson on 6 February 1688, which would have made him twenty-nine years old at the time of his marriage. They baptized the following children: Robert 1689 John 1691 Patric 1693 Jenat 1695 Margaret 1698 Jane 1701 Ann 1703 Isabell 1707 John 1707 Note that another Alexander Alexander married Janet Wilson on 24 March 1706. No children are listed for this couple, but due to the marriage date, this must have been a different person. At an assize trial held on 14 June 1710 in Campbeltown both men confessed to burying a child of theirs in linen. One in Kilkivan and the other in Kilchrist. At this time there is not enough evidence to determine which record applies to which individual. For database recording purposes, this individual has been arbitrarily assigned the residence of Kilchrist. | Alexander, Alexander (I593)
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| 438 | In 1692, William and Gilneff McAimbrose were listed as fencible men in "Muckloch, Kerremenoch and Strone." In 1694, Neill McCambrose occupied a hearth in "Bordgadillbeg" and John McCamerose occupied a hearth in Cragaig. On 22 October 1709 Alexander McDonald, brother german to Archibald McDonald of "Sana," received the tack to Stone "as presently possesst by himself." No further information. | McCambrose, Neil (I749)
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| 439 | In 1692, William and Gilneff McAmbrose were listed as fencible men in "Muckloch, Kerremenoch and Strone", and John McCamros was a fencible man in Ballegregan. In 1694, Neill McCambrose occupied a hearth in "Bordgadillbeg" and John McCamerose occupied a hearth in Cragaig. No further information. | McCambrose, John (I768)
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| 440 | In 1692, William and James Maxwell were Lowland fencible men in Machrireoch and James and John Maxwell were Lowland fencible men in Balnagregan. In 1694, Thomas Maxwell occupied a hearth in Brunerakin, James and William Maxwell occupied two hearths in Polwillin, and James and John "Maxwall" occupied two hearths in Coallhill & Ballegregan. John Maxwell married Margaret Henderson on 28 November 1700. They baptized a daughter named Mary in 1702. There are no other children listed for this couple. John may have been born/baptized on 23 April 1676 to John Maxwell and Elspeth Johnstone. More research is needed to confirm that this is the same person. | Maxwell, John (I457)
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| 441 | In 1692, William and John Maxwell were fencible men in Machrireoch, and James and John Maxwell were fencible men in Balnagregan. In 1694, Thomas Maxwell in Brunerakin occupied a hearth, James and William Maxwell occupied two hearths in Polwillin, and James and John Maxwall occupied two hearths in Coalhill & Ballegregan. No further information. | Maxwell, John (I801)
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| 442 | In 1692, William Campbell and his brother, Robert, were Lowland fencible men in Laggan. On 9 May 1709 William Campbell "in Laggan" received a tack to the "3 mkland of Laggan possesst by himself." William was the former tacksman of Drumgarve. There was a William Campbell, spouse of Jenat Caldwell, listed in the Campbeltown OPRs. They were the parents of five children born between 1691–1702 and possible one child born in 1681 in "Penninever" (or this was an earlier couple of the same name). Further research is needed in order to confirm that this is the same person. On 24 June 1710 Donald Campbell of Clachan was accused of iniquity, unjustice, and partiality by William Campbell in Laggan. William was the pervious tacksman of Drumgarve and sublet one merkland of Drumgarve to Archibald McNeilladge for one year, between Hallowmass 1708 to Hallowmass 1709 for payment of £5 sterling of silver rent, £5, 10s, 10d of converted rent for broaks and presents, £12 for the price of one boll of bear, and £6 for a half boll of meal and multure and teind, which he occupied and owed in total £46, 2s scots. William Laggan raised an action of nonpayment against Archibald McNeilladge with Donald Campbell of Clachan, one of the bailies of Kintyre. For some unstated reason, Donald Campbell appears to have absolved Archibald McNeilladge of this debt, except for one forty-penny land. Donald appeared in court with his lawyer, Robert Chalmers, and pleaded that, due to his unskillfulness, he should pay the pursuers' expenses, which he did. See Justiciary Court of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 244–246. On 23 June 1710, William Campbell was accused of stellionate and fraudulent and sinistruous practices and couzenage. On 17 June 1710 William Campbell demanded a discharge of rent (payment) from Archibald McNeilladge for a part of the lands of Drumgarrie that he had rented from 1708–1709 (see above) "which discharge being all the security the said Archibald McNeilladge had from the said William Campbell" and after giving it to him he ran away instead of giving it back to Archibald, which results in the double payment of the sum discharged. On 24 June 1710 William Campbell denied the verity of the charge, and the judge turned the case over to the assize, who declared William Campbell to be "cleanged, acquitt and free of the crimes." See Justiciary Court of Argyll, v. 2., pp. 246–247. | Campbell, William (I90)
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| 443 | In 1692, William Hunter was a fencible man in Knockriochbeg. In 1694, Duncan Hunter occupied a hearth in Darlachlan. On 7 May 1709 William Hunter "in Tumock" [Tomaig in Campbeltown parish] received a tack to the "2 1/2 mklands of Drumlea presently possesst by the respective tenants therein." William Hunter and Mary Hunter were married on 15 December 1691 in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Elspeth - 1693 James - 1695 Marie - 1698 Finnuall - 1700 John - 1704 William - 1707 Mary Hunter is likely the person mentioned in this record, which indicates that she died sometime between 1708 and 1710. William appears to have married Jonnet Hunter sometime afterward, and they baptized a son named Robert in Campbeltown on 22 March 1713. This is the only entry for this couple in the parish registry. No marriage record could be located for this couple. See KM 11, p. 17, for more information on this family. | Hunter, William (I918)
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| 444 | In 1692, William Kelso was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, William Kelso occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. A William Kelso appears in the Campbeltown OPRs along with his wife, Mary Montgomrie. They were married on 30 July 1690 (507/10/11 and 507/11/403) and were the parents of four children born between 1692–1699. See KF, p. 194 for more information. William purchased the estate of Hullerhirst from Cunningham of Auchinharvie in 1707 and died in 1742. His spouse, Mary Montgomerie, was the daughter of Hugh Montgomerie of Broomlands. See Paterson, James, History of the County of Ayr, Vol 2. p. 448. | Kelso, William (I262)
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| 445 | In 1692, William Kelso was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, William Kelso occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. A William Kelso appears in the Campbeltown OPRs along with his wife, Mary Montgomrie. They were married on 30 July 1690 (507/10/11 and 507/11/403) and were the parents of four children born between 1692–1699. Could this Mary be the sister of John Montgomery of Ballimenach? See KF, p. 194 for more information. William purchased the estate of Hullerhirst from Cunningham of Auchinharvie in 1707 and died in 1742. His spouse, Mary Montgomerie, was the daughter of Hugh Montgomerie of Broomlands. See Paterson, James, History of the County of Ayr, Vol 2. p. 448. | Montgomery, Mary (I263)
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| 446 | In 1692, William Park was a Lowland fencible man in Campbeltown. There were two men of this name living in Campbeltown parish during the same period. On 31 October 1703 William Park married Jenat Park. This couple baptized the following children: Alexander - 1713 John - 1715 Margaret - 1717 On 14 December 1704 William Park married Jean Campbell. This couple baptized the following children: John - 1706 Marion - 1711 He is listed in the assize record as "younger," which indicates that he may have been the son of William Park and Marion Miller, born 10 August 1673. See Campbeltown OPR 507/11/18. More research is needed to confirm his identity. | Park, William (I51)
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| 447 | In 1692, William Pirrie was a fencible man in Ulladell, p. 47, "Ullodelnakeylly posest be Alexander Pirrie and his son William Pirrie." p. 50. In 1694, Alexander Pirrie was a fencible man in "Whytsoun," which is another name for Ulladil. It's likely that the William Pirry mentioned in the assize record was the son of Alexander. No further information. | Pirie, William (I1148)
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| 448 | In 1692, William Tomsone was listed as a fencible man in Kilchuibneach. This may be the same person or his son. In 1694, William Thompson occupied a hearth in "Killquibrach." A William Thomson appears in the parish register with his wife Jenat Longwill. No marriage entry could be located for this couple. They baptized the following children: Alexander 1683 Jenat 1690 Andrew 1692 Barbra 1693 Mary 1696 Agnes 1698 John 1701 William 1704 | Thomson, William (I634)
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| 449 | In 1692, William Wilsone lived in Cattodelmoir [Cattadale]. In 1694, Andrew Wilson was living in Polliwillin. In 1708, John Wilson (among others) received a tack to Polliwilling. No further information. | Wilson, William (I696)
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| 450 | In 1694, Allexander McCay occupied a hearth in Beachmeanich. No further information. | McKay, John (I1310)
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| 451 | In 1694, Andrew Waterson occupied a house and kiln in Campbeltown. Andrew Waterson married (first?) Ursla Porter on 31 May 1698. They baptized the following children: Margaret - 1701 Jean/Jane - 1703 Andrew Waterson married (second?) Janet Templeton on 3 April 1711. They baptized ten children between 1711 and 1730. Based on the above evidence, it's likely that Ursla Porter died before 20 June 1710 and Andrew married Janet Templeton in 1711. This indicates that the identity of the person Andrew buried was that of his wife, Ursla Porter. | Waterson, Andrew (I854)
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| 452 | In 1694, Angus McAllester occupied a hearth in "Lergnahnsine," and John McAllester occupied a hearth in Kilmichell. 8 June 1686 - Testament Dative for John McAlester in Legnahunsion, parish of Killean, and his spouse Funuall NicIluash. See CC2/3/2 Alexander may have been the son of either John or Angus McAlester. No further information. | McAlester, Alexander (I1337)
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| 453 | In 1694, Angus McAllester occupied a hearth in "Lergnahnsine," and John McAllester occupied a hearth in Kilmichell. 8 June 1686 - Testament Dative for John McAlester in Legnahunsion, parish of Killean, and his spouse Funuall NicIluash. See CC2/3/2 No further information. | McAlester, Hector (I1338)
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| 454 | In 1694, Angus McAllester was in Lergnahuison, John and Archibald in Kilmichael, John in Carnmore, Charles in Carnbeg, and John Dow in Ballenakill. No further information. | McAlester, Angus (I1344)
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| 455 | In 1694, Angus McAllester was in Lergnahuison, John and Archibald in Kilmichael, John in Carnmore, Charles in Carnbeg, and John Dow in Ballenakill. No further information. | McAlester, John (I1362)
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| 456 | In 1694, Archibald and Donald McIlpheder occupied two hearths in Dunassarie, and John McIllepheder occupied a hearth in Kilmasenachan. Testament Dative for Archibald McIllpheder in Kilmahoren in Killean parish - 8 June 1686 Testament Dative for Donald McIllpheder in Muasdale in Killean parish - 23 June 1686 Testament Dative for Duncan McIllpheder in Muasdale in Killean parish - 23 June 1686 See CC2/3/2 for both entries. No further information. | McIlpheder, Donald (I1336)
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| 457 | In 1694, Archibald McHendrie occupied a hearth in Killocra. "On 9 May 1709 John Campbell, along with Archibald McKendrick & Donald McIlmaluaig "in Kilocra" received a tack to the "4 mklands of Killocra." In 1729, Archibald, Magnus, and John McKenrig were in Killocraw. See KF, p. 327, for more information. | McKendrick, Archibald (I892)
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| 458 | In 1694, Archibald Smith occupied a hearth in Rhunahaorine. Testament Dative and Inventory for Neill Smith in Rounahery - 1 March 1676. See CC2/3/1 Testament Dative for Mary McCallum, spouse to Archibald Smith in Runahoren, parish of Killean, 8 August 1684, see CC2/3/2. Angus may have been the son of either Neil Smith or Archibald and Mary McCallum. No further information. | Smith, Angus (I1334)
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| 459 | In 1694, Donald McIver occupied a hearth in Askimellbeg. The entry mentions" his children," but there is no other identifying information given. No further information. | McIver, Alexander (I98)
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| 460 | In 1694, Dugall Martin occupied a hearth in Smerebie. On 30 June 1710 Alexander Martin "in Smerbie" received a tack to a 1/6 part of Smerby along with Neil Martin. No further information. | Martin, Alexander (I96)
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| 461 | In 1694, Dugall Martin occupied a hearth in Smerebie. On 30 June 1710 Neil Martin "in Smerbie" received a tack to a 1/6 part of Smerby along with Alexander Martin. No further information. | Martin, Neil (I95)
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| 462 | In 1694, Duncan Campbell occupied a hearth in Laigh Ugadell. John may have been a son of Duncan or possibly a different relation. No further information. | Campbell, John (I1234)
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| 463 | In 1694, Duncan McKinlay in Beachar occupied a hearth, ane chamber wesl & cottag. (A wissel, wesle, n. a bulding in which merchants assemble for the transaction of business." - Concise Scottish Dictionary TD for John McKinlay in Beachmenach dated 10 January 1685, see CC2/3/2. No further information. | McKinlay, Donald (I1314)
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| 464 | In 1694, Duncan McKinlay in Beachar occupied a hearth, ane chamber wesl & cottag. (A wissel, wesle, n. a bulding in which merchants assemble for the transaction of business." - Concise Scottish Dictionary TD for John McKinlay in Beachmenach dated 10 January 1685, see CC2/3/2. No further information. | McKinlay, Lachlan (I1313)
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| 465 | In 1694, Duncan Obrolachlan occupied a hearth in Putachan, Archibald occupied a hearth in Skeroblinraid, Ewin in Portadow, and John in Glenramskillmoir. No further information. | Obrolachan, Donald (I89)
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| 466 | In 1694, Duncan Obrolachlan occupied a hearth in Putachan, Archibald occupied a hearth in Skeroblinraid, Ewin in Portadow, and John in Glenramskillmoir. On 23 September 1709 Alexander McConnachy, Bailie of Campbeltown, received a tack to a "mkland of Glenmurrill presently possesst by himself." | Obrolachan, Duncan (I673)
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| 467 | In 1694, Duncan Obrolachlan occupied a hearth in Putachan, Archibald occupied a hearth in Skeroblinraid, Ewin in Portadow, and John in Glenramskillmoir. There is an entry in the Highland register for an Archibald Obrolachan and Margaret Black living "in town," who baptized a daughter named Isobel on 26 September 1731. More research is needed to confirm if this is the same person. | Obrolachan, Archibald (I411)
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| 468 | In 1694, Fericher McCallum occupied a hearth in Clachan, and Iver and Archibald occupied hearths in Drumnalecht. Testament Dative for Duncan McCallum in Drumnalock, parish of Kilcalmonell, 21 August 1684, see CC2/3/2 Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McCallum, Neil (I1387)
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| 469 | In 1694, Fericher McCallum occupied a hearth in Clachan, and Iver and Archibald occupied hearths in Drumnalecht. Testament Dative for Duncan McCallum in Drumnalock, parish of Kilcalmonell, 21 August 1684, see CC2/3/2 Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McCallum, John (I1386)
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| 470 | In 1694, Fericher McCallum occupied a hearth in Clachan, and Iver and Archibald occupied hearths in Drumnalecht. Testament Dative for Duncan McCallum in Drumnalock, parish of Kilcalmonell, 21 August 1684, see CC2/3/2 No further information. | McCallum, John (I1373)
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| 471 | In 1694, Finlay and Alexander McKinvin occupied two hearths in Orgaig, Neill Kinvin in Cregan, Neill Kinvin in Stron, Allan McKinvin in Garbfeorling, Andrew, Angus, and Patrick McKinvin in Colphyne, Archibald McKinvin in Skipnish, Donald, John, and Archibald McKinvin in Arevore, Duncan McKinvin in Achidadonnell, and William and John McKinvin in Gartavaich. Inventory for Neill McKinnowin in Gartavaich, parish of Kilcalmanell, d. June 1693; Elizabeth NicMurchie, relict; Mary and Elizabeth, children; William McK. in Gartavaich, his brother, 18 May 1694, see CC2/5/3. | McKinven, John (I1393)
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| 472 | In 1694, Gilbert and Malcolm McMillan occupied two hearths in Scotimell. Inventory for Heugh McMillan in Scottomell, parish of Kilcalmonell, 2 May 1695, see CC2/3/4. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McMillan, John (I1391)
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| 473 | In 1694, Hector and Angus McAlester occupied two hearths in Kilcolmkill, Ronald and Charles occupied two hearths in Kilirvan, and Ronald McAllester occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McAlester, Robert (I49)
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| 474 | In 1694, Hector McLean occupied a hearth in Carnmore. No further information. | McLean, John (I1379)
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| 475 | In 1694, Hew McIlrevy occupied a hearth in Machriemoir, and Neill and Archibald McIlrevies occupied two hearths in Glenhervie. No further information. | McIlrevie, Angus (I1330)
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| 476 | In 1694, Hew McIlrevy occupied a hearth in Machriemoir, and Neill and Archibald McIlrevies occupied two hearths in Glenhervie. No further information. | McIlrevie, Archibald (I1335)
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| 477 | In 1694, John Andrew occupied a hearth at Auchaleick. John may be related to James Andrew since he lives in the same location. More research is needed. | Andrew, John (I84)
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| 478 | In 1694, John Clark occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. John Clark and Catherine Montgomery baptized the following children: Elizabeth - 1710 Anna - 1711 James - 1713 No marriage record could be located for this couple. Catherine's mother was Elizabeth Clark. She appears in the Campbeltown registry with husband John Montgomery. This couple baptized nine children between 1682 and 1700. However, a gap of nine years between their child born in 1682 and 1691 is unusual, and could indicate another couple of the same name. That being said, since no marriage record could be located for a couple of this name in the parish registry the current theory is that there was only one couple of this name living in Campbeltown at that time. John Clark, merchant in Campbeltown, died on 2 February 1716. Bigwood, Frank. (2001). The Commissary Court of Argyll. | Clark, John (I818)
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| 479 | In 1694, John Dow McEachan occupied a hearth in Kilmichael. There are no men of this exact surname listed in the Hearth tax roll for "Largie's lands in the Paroach of Kilcollmanell." | McEacharn, Angus (I1346)
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| 480 | In 1694, John McGechie and John McIlbrid occupied two hearths in "Kyranbeg." John and Angus McEacharn occupied two hearths in nearby Glenmucklach. On 18 October 1709 Jean Moor, relict of Thomas Maxwell of Milnhouse, and James Mitchell, maltman in Campbeltown, received a tack to the "1 mkland of Kerranbeg." No further information. | McEacharn, Archibald (I723)
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| 481 | In 1694, John McIlbrid was living in "Kyranbeg." No further information. | McIlbreid, Archibald (I692)
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| 482 | In 1694, John Okellie occupied a hearth in Knockhantibeg, Hew Okellie in Drum, and Donald and Hew Okellie occupied two hearths in "Clachkeyell." "And Angus Okely in Darlachan is found guilty of the burying of Hugh Okely his fa[the]r in Linen Cloath within these three years by his own confession." In 1636, there were Okaldies in Kilkivan, Machrihanish, and Knockhantymore. [KF, p. 191]. 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of John McConochie and John Okellie, tacksmen of lands in Kilkivan parish. The lands of Knockhantibeg and Indenmoir (Innenmore) in Kilcheiven (Kilkivan) parish. SC54/20/8/10/29 | Okelly, Angus (I190)
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| 483 | In 1694, John Omey was the sole occupant of "Kyranmoir." John and Angus McEacharn occupied neighboring Glenmucklach. No further information. | McEacharn, Angus (I693)
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| 484 | In 1694, John, Neill, Donald, and John McCoig younger, all occupied hearths in Glachdounan. Testament Dative - John McCoug in Ullodell, parish of Killean, 24 June 1686, see CC2/3/2 Testament Dative - Katharin McCoick, in Lergiemore, spouse to Neill McNeill, 2 May 1695, see CC2/3/4 No further information. | McCook, Lachlan (I1339)
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| 485 | In 1694, Malcom Thomson occupied a hearth in Achadaduy. On 30 November 1709 Duncan McKay in Bar and Neill Thomson in Achaduduy received the tack of the "2 mkland of Achadaduy presently possesst by Neil Thomson." Neil may have been the son of Malcom Thomson. No further information. | Thomson, Neil (I1135)
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| 486 | In 1694, Neill McKelvie occupied a hearth in Killipoll. On 4 May 1709 David Kelvie "in Kildonan" received a tack to the "1 mkland of Kildonan." In 1728 Duncan McKilvy was in Gartgreillan. See KF, p. 325. No further information. | McKelvie, Duncan (I97)
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| 487 | In 1694, Neill Mcolchallum occupied a hearth in Auchibreck, and Gilbert McIlechallum occupied a hearth in Scotimell. No further information. | McIllchallum, Malcolm (I1331)
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| 488 | In 1694, Robert Armour occupied a hearth in Kildavi, and James and Allexander Armour occupied two hearths in "Traligill." On 3 May 1709 James Armour in "Trudigall" and Margaret Thomson his mother received a tack for one merkland of the 2 merklands of Tradigall. James was born on 18 January 1681 to Alexander Armour and Margaret Thomson. Robert Armour married Helen Andrew 20 March 1709. They baptized the following children: John 1710 in Auchaleck Jean 1712 James 1716 (twin?) Robert 1716 (twin?) Peter 1718 David 1721 Edward 1723 Alexander 1726 Alexander 1729 Angus Martin traces this family back to James Armour and Jenat Clark in Trodigal, who baptized five sons and one daughter. See KF, p. 18. However, during the same period there were other men of this surname living and baptizing children in Campbeltown at the same time: Alexander Armour & Margaret Thomson also in Trodigal [1676], Robert Armour and Agnes Holmes in Drumore [1678], and Robert Armour and Jean Watt in Drumoir [1682]. This was likely the same person who remarried after the death of his first wife. Based on the available evidence, it appears that this family likely descended from the Robert Armour who lived in Drumore, and not from the two brothers who lived in Trodigal. | Armour, Robert (I555)
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| 489 | In 1694, Robert Armour occupied a hearth in Kildavi, and James and Allexander Armour occupied two hearths in "Traligill." On 3 May 1709 James Armour in "Trudigall" and Margaret Thomson his mother received a tack for one merkland of the 2 merklands of Tradigall. Robert was likely related to this family. James was born on 18 January 1681 to Alexander Armour and Margaret Thomson. This Robert may have been the son of Robert Armour and Margaret Thomson, who baptized a child named Robert in Campbeltown on 13 March 1692, and who possibly married Martha Langwill on 20 December 1716. Note that there was another couple named Robert Armour and Isobel Stewart who baptized a child named Susanna on 5 October 1715 in Campbeltown. Further research is necessary to confirm this person's identity. | Armour, Robert (I566)
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| 490 | In 1694, Ronald McDonald occupied a hearth in Ulodell. On 11 May 1709 Ronald McDonald "in Killone" received a tack for the "20/- land of Eredill and Lonochan." This could have been either Killellan or Killeonan. Ronald confessed to fornication with Marie McConachie "within this half yeir." No further information. | McDonald, Ronald (I882)
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| 491 | In 1694, Rorie McGill occupied a hearth in Glenrea. On 31 October 1709 James Forester "in Chiscan" received a tack for "the upper merkland of the 3 mklands of Amod." No further information. | McGill, Rodger (I1106)
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| 492 | In 1694, William and John McKinvin occupied two hearths in Gartavaich. Inventory for Neill "MacKinnowen" in Gartavaich, parish of Kilcalmanell, d. June 1693; Elizabeth NicMurchie, relict; Mary and Elizabeth, children; William McK. in Gartavaich, his brother, 18 May 1694, CC2/5/3. Inventory for Alexander "McKinnuen" in Glenristell, parish of Kilcalmanell, d. Mar. 1688; Duncan, his brother; John, his son, 18 May 1694, CC2/5/3. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | McKinven, Angus (I1439)
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| 493 | In 1694, William Arthur occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. William Arthur and Margaret Peebles baptized the following children: Marion - 1682 Mary - 1689 William - 1692 Elizabeth - 1694 William Arthur married Mary Hendrie on 19 October 1710 in Campbeltown. No children are listed for this couple. It's possible that William sen. remarried or his son married at an early age. | Arthur, William (I1041)
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| 494 | In 1694, William McRob, elder and younger, occupied two hearths in Lergnahsine, Duncan and Gayan McRob occupied two hearths in Crossbellan, and Donald McRob occupied a hearth in Crossaig. Testament Dative - William McRob in Crosseg, parish of Kilcalmonell, 21 August 1684, see CC2/3/2 | McRobb, Duncan (I1357)
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| 495 | In 1710, Ronald McDonald was the tacksman of Erridale. See SC54/17/2/35/7/ - line 25. No further information. | McEacharn, Angus (I671)
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| 496 | In his will, Mathew left £50 to his natural son, Charles. According to the estate records of Mathew's sister, Jean, Charles is listed as deceased. | McAlester, Mathew (I785)
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| 497 | In Kintyre, this surname was an anglicized version of McNuicatar/McInucater. | Walker, Hugh (I1207)
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| 498 | In the 1691 Rental List a Robert Howie leased a tenement in Campbeltown "sometime possessed by umqull William Hood. This tenement was bounded by Neill Millar on the South, Patrick McVicar on the North, Earl's Park Dyke on the West, and his Crolfold? on the East, Reserving the hie street from the Cross to the Church." In 1692, Robert Huie was a fencible man in Campbeltown. In 1694, Robert Huy occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. In the Campbeltown OPRs, there is a Robert Howe and Susanna Allan who were the parents of seven children born between 1681–1695. | Huie, Robert (I340)
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| 499 | In the 1709/10 Kintyre Rental list, James is listed as the conjunct Chamberlain of Kintyre and received a tack to Kilmory and the miln of "Achalestrin." He was the son of the Rev. John Cunnison, who died ca. 1698 and is buried in Killean churchyard. This family was of Highland origin from Perthshire. James married Marie Milliken on 6 March 1709 [Campbeltown OPRs 507/11/417 and 507/10/49]. They were the parents of two children, Elizabeth b. 17 August 1711, and Sarah, b. 21 August 1715. See KF, p. 93, for more information on this family. See SC54/17/2/35/9 for his confession. | Cunison, James (I192)
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| 500 | In the 1709/10 Rental List, Archibald "in Ballilergiemore," received the tack of Brunlergiebeg, Ballilergiemore, Ballilergiebeg, and the ½ mkland of Cluask on 4 September 1709. Previously, he held the tack of Tangiemiln, Killarow, Miln of Tangy, excepting Collosca, along with Torquill McNeill of Ugadale and Donald McNeill in Killarow and other tenants, which was being given to Archibald McAulay of Ardincaple dated 12 November 1709. There is another entry dated 28 September 1709 for "Archibald Stewart, tackman," who formerly held the tack to Corputachan, which was being given to James Dunlop in Peniver. On 6 July 1710 his son, Patrick, received a tack for the ½ mkland of Clachfyne "which half is commonly called Strathmollach." This tack was shared with the eldest son of Patrick McIlennan in Clachfyne. There is another entry dated 11 October 1709 which states that Archibald & Robert Stewart, sons to "John" Stewart in Ballilergiebeg, received half of the tack of Putachuntuy, splitting it with Donald McKay. The general consensus has been that this was an error and that these are Archibald's sons, however, this hasn't been conclusively proven. Notice that John was listed as being in "Ballielergiemore" and not in Ballilergiebeg, which indicates that this may be a different individual. More research is needed to confirm or deny this assumption. | Stewart, Archibald Tacksman (I197)
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