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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| 501 | 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. David Galbreath married Isobell Watson on 3 March 1712 in Campbeltown. They were the parents of three children born between 1713–1718. | Galbreath, David (I107)
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| 502 | 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. John Galbreath was born on 30 May 1680 to James and Mary Nielson. He married Mary Mitchell on 16 March 1707 in Campbeltown and they were the parents of nine children born between 1708–1723. [See under both Galbreath and Calbreath spellings]. See KM #35 "Letters to America: A. I. B. Stewart" for more information on this family. | Galbreath, John (I105)
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| 503 | In the year 1708, Lent lasted for 46 total calendar days (comprising 40 fast days and 6 Sundays), beginning on Ash Wednesday, February 22, and ending before the Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday, April 5. (Google) | Unknown, Anonymous (I795)
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| 504 | Isobel was likely the person of the same name who was buried in Greyfriar's cemetery in Edinburgh. The burial entry states that she was buried in Blackwood's tomb and that she was 64 years old, which would make her birth year 1713. Her brother, Mathew, was also buried in Blackwood's tomb in Greyfriar's and this suggests that they likely had a family plot. See also FindAGrave Memorial #290589819 for Isoble McAlaster buried May 1777. | McAlester, Isobel (I786)
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| 505 | James Buchanan was the son of William Buchanan of Glens, who was descended from a branch of the Buchanans of Cashill who settled in Ireland. His sons were James Buchanan of Torrie, merchant in Tarbert, and John Buchanan, merchant in Glasgow. See A Historical and Genealogical Essay upon the Family and Surname of Buchanan, p. 115. In 1694, William, John, and James "Bochanan" were in Tarbert. see Scotlandspeople, p. 38, image #44. Testament dative and Eik for James Buchanan, merchant in Tarbert, TD 22 September 1744, Eik 19 May 1745, see CC2/3/11 | Buchanan, James (I1303)
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| 506 | James Campbell of Auchintrae, Blairown, and half of Stronshirae in the parishes of Kilmorich and Glenaray. 6 February 1727. See The Clan Campbell Abstracts, v. 3, p. 9. | Campbell, James (I1302)
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| 507 | James Robison in Ballochagair appears in the 1709/10 Rental list as receiving the tack of Ballochgair "presently possessed by Patrick Robison his father and him." His father, Patrick Robison, was pronounced a rebel in 1685 and James was tenant there in 1729. [KF, p. 498.] Patric Robertsone and Jenat Anderson were the parents of three children born between 1672–1680. Their son, James, was born/baptized on 16 November 1680. James Robison/Robertsone married Margaret Anderson on 10 August 1707 in Campbeltown. They were the parents of six children born between 1712–1726. | Robertson, James (I145)
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| 508 | James Robison in Ballochagair appears in the 1709/10 Rental list as receiving the tack of Ballochgair "presently possessed by Patrick Robison his father and him." His father, Patrick Robison, was pronounced a rebel in 1685 and James was tenant there in 1729. [KF, p. 498.] The Campbeltown OPRs list a Patric Robertsone and Jenat Anderson, who were the parents of three children born between 1672–1680. Their son, James, was born/baptized on 16 November 1680. | Robertson, Patrick (I146)
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| 509 | Jean Man married William Swan in Campbeltown on 2 February 1688. They baptized the following children: John - 1689 William - 1690 Andrew - 1692 [?] Archibald - 1693 James - 1695 Isabel - 1698 Peter - 1701 Jean/Jane - 1702 According to the Assize entry, William died in 1708. Jean then married Alexander Stewart in Campbeltown on 26 February 1709. No children are listed for this couple in the parish registry. | Man, Jean (I843)
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| 510 | John Buchanan was a merchant in Glasgow. | Buchanan, John (I1410)
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| 511 | John McPhigan, Crossaig, 1678, Surnames of Scotland, p. 494. No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men, in the 1694 Hearth Tax list, or in the Wills and Testaments at ScotlandsPeople. A very rare surname. See KF, p. 213, for more information. | McPhigan, Patrick (I1366)
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| 512 | John McPhigan, Crossaig, 1678, Surnames of Scotland, p. 494. No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men, in the 1694 Hearth Tax list, or in the Wills and Testaments at ScotlandsPeople. A very rare surname. See KF, p. 213, for more information. | McPhigan, Archibald (I1360)
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| 513 | John McPhigan, Crossaig, 1678, Surnames of Scotland, p. 494. No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men, in the 1694 Hearth Tax list, or in the Wills and Testaments at ScotlandsPeople. A very rare surname. See KF, p. 213, for more information. | McPhigan, Archibald (I1382)
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| 514 | John Moor married Ursla Wallace on 26 April 1696. They baptized the following children: Agnes 1697 Betty/Bessie 1698 William 1701 John 1704 Agnes 1707 There was another individual of this name who married Jean Forrester on 13 August 1700. This couple baptized a child in 1710 and were living in Chiskan, which indicates that the John Moor living in Laggs was likely the person of the same name who was married to Ursla Wallace. | Moor, John younger (I645)
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| 515 | John Tempiltoun and John "Grienlies" were listed as fencible men in 1692 in "Acharuay." There are no Templetons listed in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Templeton, John (I720)
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| 516 | John White was recorded living in Blasthill in 1685 and 1692. John and Andrew Rid [Red or Reid] and William and John Whytts were recorded living in Blasthill in 1694. Samuel White [from Southend parish] married Margaret Baird on 6 December 1711. They baptized six children at the Lowland church in Campbeltown between 1718 and 1731. They were probably living in Southend parish prior to moving to Campbeltown parish in 1718. | White, Samuel (I679)
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| 517 | Kidd, Colin. (2006) "Mackenzie, George, first earl of Cromarty (1630–1714)." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. https://doi.org/10.1093/ref:odnb/17580 : accessed 7 July 2026. | Mackenzie, George (I352)
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| 518 | Listed as the tacksman of Skeroblingorry (formerly "in Gartgunnel") along with Malcolm McNeal in the 1709/10 Rental List. Additionally, Donald Clark (of Drumlemble) is also listed as Malcolm's father-in-law. See Campbeltown OPR (507/10/39 and 507/11/413) for the marriage record of Alexander McNeil and Jean Clark. See Campbeltown OPR (507/10/3) for the birth record of Jeane Clerk, d/o of Donald Clerk and Geilles Symsone. According to the McNeill of Taynish manuscript (see GS329/12/26), Alexander McNeill was the brother of Malcolm McNeill in Darlochan. Alexander was the father of: Isobell Geils Ann Hector | McNeill, Alexander (I62)
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| 519 | Margaret McCaimbrose [later McCambridge] was probably married to either Archibald or Donald Campbell. | McCambrose, Margaret (I726)
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| 520 | Margaret was buried by her husband, William Arthur, sometime before 20 June 1710. | Peebles, Margaret (I1042)
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| 521 | Mary Hunter is likely the person mentioned in this record, which indicates that she died sometime between 1708 and 1710. See KM 11, p. 17, for more information on this family. | Hunter, Mary (I919)
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| 522 | McHendrie is another variant of this surname. | McKendrick, Patrick (I808)
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| 523 | McIlchriest and Gilchrist are variants of this surname. | McIlchrist, John (I810)
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| 524 | McIlheanie is another variant of this surname. | McIlcheanich, Neil (I815)
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| 525 | McLugash is another variant of this surname. | McClugash, Archibald (I807)
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| 526 | McMurry is not a known Kintyre surname. This could be a variation of McVhurie/McCurrie or McMurchie. 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. | McMurie, Donald (I1322)
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| 527 | McMurry is not a known Kintyre surname. This could be a variation of McVhurie/McCurrie or McMurchie. More research is needed. In 1694, the occupants of Kilmichell were McVurrich, McMillan, McIhoyll, McAllester, McKay, McEachnan, and McCristan. Margaret NicAlester in Kilmichael in Lergesyde, parish of Kilcalmonell, spouse to Archibald McCurich, 21 June 1687, see CC2/3/3 | McMurie, Donald (I1340)
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| 528 | McQuolosca is another variant of this surname. | McCualsky, Neil (I809)
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| 529 | Members of this family also used the Scots variant surname Eshinor. | Family: Alexander, Alexander / Davidson, Martha (F94)
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| 530 | Michael Gilmour/Gilmore and Elizabeth Wilson baptized the following children in Campbeltown: Margaret - 1701 James - 1703 John - 1705 Michael - 1708 William - 1710 No marriage record could be located for this couple. There are no Gilmore entries in the 1692 List of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax lists. | Gilmour, Michael (I33)
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| 531 | More information is needed. | McDonald, Alexander of Keil (I212)
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| 532 | More research is necessary to determine if this person was related to the feuar of Pennygown. | McEacharn, Neil (I654)
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| 533 | No Davidsons appear as Fencible men or in the Hearth Tax list. Two children of this name were born in Campbeltown in 1676 and 1679 to George + Jane Wilson/Watson. They likely had two successive children named George, possibly owing to the death of their first born child. There is also a George Davidson, likely their son, who is listed in the Campbeltown parish records and was married to Barbara Dunlop/Dunlap. This couple baptized two children between 1703 and 1707. Due to the fact that there was only one individual of this name listed in the OPRs, it's highly likely that the George who appears in the assize records is the same individual who was born to George and Jane Wilson/Watson, and who married Barbara Dunlop. No further information. | Davidson, George (I377)
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| 534 | No further information. | Edington, Gilbert (I339)
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| 535 | No further information. | McConachie, Marie (I883)
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| 536 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. It's possible that their two twins, Patrick and Margaret, who were born in March 1709 were the two children William buried in linen cloth "within these six weeks." | Family: Langwill, William / Galbreath, Jenat (F89)
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| 537 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. The identity of the child buried in linen between May 1709 and 20 June 1710 is unknown. | Family: Wylie, Joseph / Niven, Mary (F182)
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| 538 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Family: Kirkland, Hugh I / Kerr, Helen (F92)
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| 539 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Family: McKay, Ferquhard / McAlester, Barbara (F93)
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| 540 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Family: Hendrie, Robert / Watson, Jenat (F102)
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| 541 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Family: Thomson, William / Langwill, Jenat (F105)
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| 542 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Hunter, Robert (I927)
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| 543 | No marriage record could be located for this couple in the Campbeltown parish records. There is an entry for an Agnes Clark being baptized on 23 September 1676 to a James and Jane Clark [11/28]. This may have been a transcription error as there are no other children baptized to this couple in the OPRs. While the timing fits, more research is needed to determine if this was the same family. | Family: Clark, James / Clark, Isabel (F81)
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| 544 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. They may have also been the parents of Robert McColm. See KF, p. 246, for more information. | Family: McColm, Andrew / Fleeming, Jenat (F244)
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| 545 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Langwill, John / Mitchell, Margaret (F84)
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| 546 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Clark, John / Montgomery, Catherine (F142)
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| 547 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Mitchell, John / Huie, Mary (F225)
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| 548 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Hutcheson, Donald / Breckenridge, Elizabeth (F226)
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| 549 | No marriage record could be located for this couple. | Family: Cunison, John / Douglas, Elizabeth (F238)
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| 550 | No marriage record was located for this couple in the Campbeltown OPRs. In the duplicate OPRs (11 series), a child named John was baptized to a couple named John Longwill and Jane Watt [507 11/50]. It's possible that this was a transcription error for Isabel. However, due to the fact that residences weren't recorded at this time, there is currently not enough evidence to attribute this child to this family. | Family: Langwill, John / Watson, Isabel (F85)
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| 551 | No men of this name are included in the 1694 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. In 1729, John and Donald OCorvie in Muasdale, and in 1757 Finlay, Gilbert, and Neil MacCorvie in Muasdale. See KF, p. 253. No further information. | McCorvie, Donald (I1069)
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| 552 | No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men in Tarbert or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Campbell, Donald Roy (I1463)
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| 553 | No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men in Tarbert or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Blair, William (I1466)
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| 554 | No men of this surname appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men in Tarbert, or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | Glass, Archibald (I1464)
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| 555 | No men of this surname appear in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. 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. | McGillespie, John (I1063)
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| 556 | No men of this surname are included in the 1692 List of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. 21 August 1684 - Testament Dative for John Black in Dunamultach in Kilcalmonell parish [Dunultach]. 21 June 1687 - Testament Dative for Margaret Black, spouse to Neill McKygo in Skipnish, parish of Kilcalmonell [Skipness]. No further information. | Black, Archibald (I1323)
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| 557 | No men of this surname are listed as fencible men or in the Hearth Tax list. John Inglis/English married Margaret NcLelllan on 25 May 1704 in the Lowland Church. She is listed as being a member of the "Irish" congregation at the time of their marriage. This couple baptized the following children: Jane 1703 - possible candidate John 1705 - possible candidate Isabel 1707 - possible candidate Barbara 1709 - possible candidate Daniel 1710 - baptized in December Lividia 1714 Katharine 1718 On 14 June 1710 John confessed to burying two of his children in linen cloth. | Inglis/English, John (I385)
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| 558 | No men of this surname are listed in the 1692 list of Fencible men. In 1694, Faden McFaden occupied a hearth in "Bellochger." Archibald may have been a son of Faden McFaden. No further information. | McFadyen, Archibald (I1320)
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| 559 | No men of this surname are listed in the 1692 list of Fencible men. In 1694, Faden McFaden occupied a hearth in Bellochger. No further information. | McFadyen, Duncan (I1089)
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| 560 | No men of this surname were recorded living in Kilcolmkill, Kilchivan, or Kilblaan parish in 1694. 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. | McDonald, Donald (I724)
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| 561 | No Nicols/McNicols are listed as fencible men in 1692 or appear in the 1694 Hearth Tax lists. There are no references for Duncan Nicol in the Lowland register. However, there was a James Nicol who married Margaret Galbraith in 1690. They baptized the following children: James 1691 Elizabeth 1694 Sarah 1696 Duncan may have been a relation to this James. | Nicol, Duncan (I468)
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| 562 | No one of this surname appears in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. Patrick Spense (mason) and Elizabeth Philips (in Campbeltown) baptized the following children: John - 19 February 1710 No further information | Spense, Patrick (I1047)
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| 563 | Note that this surname and place-name was later anglicized to Montgomery. 6 Sep 1687 - Rental Of Donald McUmbra (Montgomery), tacksman of Ballimacumbra (Ballimontgomery). The lands of Ballimacumbra in the parish of Kilcolmkill. SC54/20/8/11/9 In 1692, Duncan McCuinra in "Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc.," and Neill McCuinra in Mule [Mull] were fencible men. In 1694, Duncan McComra occupied a hearth in Glenmanuil, and Donald and Neill McComra, and Neill McIlchonlie occupied three hearths in Ballimacomra. On 20 September 1709 "Margaret McCallum , relict of Duncan McCumra sometime in Ballymacumra, and Donald McCumra their son," received the tack of Balllymackumra. In 1719, Donald McComra was recorded living in Balimacomra and in 1723 Patrick McComra was recorded living in Balimacroma. See McNeill of Carskey's Rental Book. In 1725, Donald McComra in Ballimacomra, owed money to Malcolm McNeill of Carskey for aquavitie for his wife's funeral. See KF, p. 452. | McCumra, Patrick (I755)
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| 564 | Note: Since another person of the same name was found guilty of the same crime in SC54/17/2/35/9, it appears that this Torquil was not the son of John McNeill of Tirfergus. No further information. | McNeill, Torquil (I493)
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| 565 | On 11 October 1709 Archibald and his brother, Robert, received half of the tack to Putachuntuy, sharing it with Donald McKay. Archibald and Robert are listed as the sons of "John Stewart in Ballilergiebeg." However, there is no record of a John Stewart in Ballilergiebeg, only of an Archibald Stewart in Ballilergiemor. More research is needed to determine if this was an error or there actually was a John Stewart in Ballilergiemor. | Stewart, Archibald (I884)
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| 566 | On 12 October 1709 Coll McAlister "in Askmilnbeg" received a tack to the "Mkland of Kirafuar presently possesst by Neil Fleming and the other tenants thereof. 17 years." A sasine dated 26 February 1701 lists Coll as the second son of Archibald McAllister of Askomilbeg and Finuela Boyle. Their eldest son is named John. Coll's testament dative names his brothers John McAllister of Askomilbeg (Campbeltown parish) and Alexander McAllister in Kilbride (Arran). See CC12/3/4 Since there are no surviving Highland parish records from this period, this is the only evidence that Coll was ever married or had a child. Since his family were feuars of Askomilbeg, it's likely that Coll lived there and not in Kerrafuar. 9 Sep 1687 - Rental of Archibald McAlester of Tower (Tore, Toir). The lands of Askomelbeg and Askomelmore in Kilmichael parish. SC54/20/8/10/19 | McAlester, Coll (I773)
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| 567 | On 14 October 1709 Donald McEachran "in Balnatoun" received the tack to the two merkland holding of Balnatoan "presently possesst by himself." In 1686, Gillanders McEachran in Balnatunie - JPA p. 10, KF - p. 276. | McEacharn, Donald (I664)
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| 568 | On 14 October 1709 Gavin Ralston in Knockstaple received a tack to Achnaglach. [This appears to have been a different person] At that time, John McEacharn [merchant in Campbeltown] held the tack to Upper Gartloskan. See Saga of our Kintyre Kin, 2nd ed., for more information on this family. 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of Gavin Ralston, tacksman of lands in the parish of Kilblaan. The lands of Polliwilling (Polliwilline), Kildavie, Kilblaan, Dunglaish (Dunglass) and Inishreoll (Inishroll) in the parish of Kilblaan. SC54/20/8/11/1 No further information. | Ralston, Gavin (I699)
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| 569 | On 16 May 1709 John received a tack for four merklands of Tortastill with Malcolm McIldonie who received 2 merklands of the same. - KR p. 117. No further information. | Campbell, John (I467)
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| 570 | On 17 October 1709 William Clyde "in Ballibrade" and Alexander McConachy "mert." in Campbeltown appear in the list of Kintyre tacks but without any property mentioned. See KR 7, p. 110. There is also another man of this name who was the tacksman of Remulichtrach and Glenmurrill who was designated as the Baile of Campbeltown. See KR 7, p. 107. This may have been the same person. This is the only known example in which the defendant did not confess to the crime but was convicted by a plurality of votes. No further information. | McConnachie, Alexander (I1246)
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| 571 | On 22 October 1709 Robert Smylie received a tack to the "1 mkland of Achnaglach." See KF, p. 222, for information on the given name Sorlie and its use in McAlister families of Kintyre. No further information. | McAllester, Sorlie (I656)
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| 572 | On 26 October 1709 Neill McNokaird in Achahork and Donald McNokaird in Glecknahavill received the tack to Achahork worth two merklands. There are no McNokaird entries in the early Lowland Church of Campbeltown records. | McNocaird, Neil (I609)
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| 573 | On 26 October 1709 Neill McNokaird in Achahork and Donald McNokaird in Glecknahavill received the tack to Achahork worth two merklands. There is no known relationship between Neill, Donald, and Archibald other than their shared surname. There are no McNokaird entries in the early Lowland Church of Campbeltown records. | McNocaird, Archibald (I659)
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| 574 | On 5 May 1709, William Wallace in Kildavie received a tack to "Dunglass & Insreil." No further information. | McNeill, John (I667)
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| 575 | On 8 October 1708 James Wharry, John McPharlan, Hugh Barr, John Wilson, James Rasyde, tenants in Pollywilling, received the tack for the five merklands of Polliwilling. Walter Mcffarland was listed as a Fencible man in nearby Kildavie in 1692, and James Whary, Hew Reid and Hugh Barr were listed as Fencible men in Polwilling. It appears that this McFarlane family was of Lowland origin. - KF, p. 282. | McFarlane, John (I668)
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| 576 | Online family trees include a son named John who was born at Drumadoon and immigrated to North Carolina, but aside from his baptismal record there is no evidence that he survived into adulthood. His absence from the later sasines indicates that he did not survive, or perhaps there was another couple of the same name living at Drumadoon during the same period. The absence of any other baptismal or marriage records for this family in Kilmory parish (in Arran) indicates that they did not live there for any extended period of time. Upon their marriage, the Duke of Argyll granted Charles land in Kilblaan parish (now Southend parish) in Kintyre, and this may explain their absence from the Kilmory parish records. Based on the available evidence, I'm not certain that John was their child, but have included him for now. | Family: McAlester, Charles of Tore / Campbell, Anna (F134)
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| 577 | Oragaig does not appear in the 1692 list of fencible men. In 1694, Finlay and Alexander McKinvin occupied two hearths in Orgaig. No further information. | McKinven, Archibald (I1355)
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| 578 | Other surname variants include McBride, McIlbreid, McIlbridan | McBridan, Neil (I797)
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| 579 | Patrick Campbell was the son of John Campbell of Fernoch and Florence Lamont. He was married to Isobel McAlester, the daughter of Ronald McAlester of Tarbert. He was succeeded by his son, Duncan Campbell of Kilduskland. Source: Stirnet.com https://www.stirnet.com/genie/data/british/cc4aq/campbell17.php | Campbell, Patrick of Kilduskland (I1299)
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| 580 | Patrick is listed as the father of Alexander. | Ralston, Patrick (I803)
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| 581 | Possibly the son of Colin McEacharn of Killellan. See KF, p. 272. | McEacharn, Neil of Killelan (I241)
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| 582 | Prior to their marriage, Margaret was a member of the Highland Congregation in Campbeltown. See Kintyre Families, p. 119, for more information on this family. | McLellan, Margaret (I386)
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| 583 | Robert Hall was a Fencible man living in "Eiden" in 1692, along with Alexander and James Ralstoune. The same men were listed in the Hearth Tax records in Eden in 1694. James was likely related to Robert, possibly his son. No further information. | Hall, James (I716)
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| 584 | Robert Hall was a Fencible man living in "Eiden" in 1692, along with Alexander and James Ralstoune. The same men were listed in the Hearth Tax records in Eden in 1694. Robert buried his wife in Linen in March 1708. Robert Hall does not appear in the Campbeltown parish registry. | Hall, Robert (I714)
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| 585 | Skeroblingarry does not appear in the 1692 List of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. In 1694, Hew and Iver McMillan occupied two hearths in Dunglase. No further information. | McMillan, Iver (I1235)
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| 586 | The available evidence suggests that this person was Donald McNeill, who was recorded as living in Barr in 1692 and 1694. | McNeill, Donald (I1118)
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| 587 | The child buried in linen in March 1710 may have been their son, William, or another child. Also, Mary McWilliam's relationship to this family is currently unknown. | Family: Stirling, Archibald / Connat, Mary (F185)
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| 588 | The child was buried "in Linnen Last harvest." | McEacharn, Anonymous (I1347)
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| 589 | The child was buried "twelve moneth past," which indicates they were buried sometime in June 1709. | MclIchere, Anonymous (I666)
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| 590 | The day and month are not available due to the poor condition of the original record. | Family: Kelvie, David / Wat, Jean (F19)
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| 591 | The entry for this individual was written over the original name, which appears to have been Charles McH[—?] in Ulladill... While the given name is clearly Gilbert, the surname is hard to decipher and resembles "McVarion," an unknown surname that is likely incorrect. In 1694, the tenants of "Ulodell" were Ronald McDonald John McStocker Donald McAllister Donald McNeill John McIlmichell No further information. | Mc[?—?], Gilbert (I1321)
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| 592 | The gravestone inscription for this family includes a child named Jenet who was not baptized in the Lowland church. No further information. | Family: Johnston, Alexander II / Fleeming, Ann (F77)
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| 593 | The identities of the stillborn twins buried in linen are unknown. | Family: Campbell, Donald of Glencarradale / Campbell, Mary (F50)
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| 594 | The identity of the child buried "in winter last" is unknown. | Family: Orr, Edward / Simson, Margaret (F3)
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| 595 | The identity of the child buried between 1708 and 1710 is unknown. | Family: Sheddan, James / Ross, Margaret (F99)
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| 596 | The identity of the child buried in linen between May 1709 and 20 June 1710 is unknown. | Family: Barclay, James / Craig, Rebecca (F183)
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| 597 | The identity of the child buried in linen cloth in 1710 is unknown. | Family: Morison, William / Love, Margaret (F189)
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| 598 | The identity of the child buried in linen in December 1708 is unknown, but given the later date, he or she was likely the child of his second wife, Barbara McKay, rather than his first wife. Included with the assize record is a memorial stating that his wife had been pregnant for five months and “that [th]e birth was not tymelie and that the birth was in peenes to the great Danger of the mo[the]r.” This note was undoubtedly written in response to the 1690 statute titled “Act anent murdering of children,” which states that if a woman concealed her pregnancy and didn’t call for assistance during the birth, she could be held liable for murder if the child died or went missing. | Family: McNeill, Torquil of Ugadale / McKay, Barbara of Ugadale (F52)
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| 599 | The identity of the child buried in linen is unknown, but may have been their son, John, who was born in February of that year. | Family: Spense, Patrick / Philip, Elizabeth (F192)
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| 600 | The identity of the child buried in linen is unknown. | Family: Fleeming, Archibald / Clark, Agnes (F181)
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| 601 | The identity of the child buried in linen is unknown. | Family: Houston, Duncan / Boyd, Barbara (F188)
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| 602 | The identity of the child buried in linen is unknown. | Family: Houston, Duncan / Baird, Margaret (F187)
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| 603 | The identity of the child buried in linen is unknown. | Family: Stewart, Archibald Tacksman / Campbell, Alice (F28)
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| 604 | The identity of the child buried in Winter 1709/10 is unknown. | Family: Dunbar, William / Ewing, Isabell (F186)
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| 605 | The identity of the child who was buried in March 1710 is unknown. | Family: Blair, John / Dickie, Margaret (F175)
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| 606 | The son of Lachlan Buidhe McNeill of Tirfergus and his first wife Mary McNeil. John married Ann McNeill, daughter to McNeill of Gallachy. They had the following children: 1) Archibald - died unmarried 2) Captain Daniel - died unmarried 3) Torquil - inherited Tirfergus 4) Neil 5) Lauchlan Dow 1) Mary 2) Florence 3) Annabell | McNeill, John of Tirfergus (I231)
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| 607 | The son of Lachlan Buidhe McNeill of Tirfergus and Margaret McAllister. Hector married first Ann Campbell, daughter to Dugald Campbell of Saddell, Baillie of Kintyre. Their children were: 1) Dugald "who died abroad unmarried" 2) Donald (or Daniel) of Lord Loudon's regiment, married Florence McAlester, the daughter of John McAllister of Askomil(beg), daughter Jean 3) John (Captain) married Christian Torchard 4) Archibald "who is in the army" 5) James "died abroad at sea" 1) Margaret married Lauchlan McNeil of Ardeglammie 2) Janet married to Coll McAlester of Ballinakile, two sons Hector married to a daughter of James Bane Fullarton in Arran and Alexander, married to Florence McNeil daughter to Ardealay. 3) Mary married to Doctor John McAlester, brother of Coll McAlester of Ballilnkalikle 4) Anne, married Mr. John McLean, minister of Killean 5) Henrietta, is yet unmarried. 7 Sep 1687 - Rental of Lachlan McNeil of Lossitt (Lossit). The lands of Glenrea, Achincork (Achachoirk ) and Killiboll (Killypole) in the parish of Kilchivan (Kilkivan), Remuluacheterorch in the parish of Kilcolmkill, and Kilkrist (Kilchrist) and (Kilke)rane in the parish of Kilkerran. SC54/20/8/10/30 | McNeill, Hector of Lossit (I213)
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| 608 | There appear to have been two men of this name who were feuars of Killelan: Neil McEacharn of Killelan, who served on the assize for the community-wide trials held on June 9th, 20th, and 23rd, and possibly his son, Neil McEacharn "younger" of Killelan, who served on the assize of the community-wide trial held on June 14th. Until further evidence is located, these two individuals are being treated as separate people. | McEacharn, Neil of Killelan "younger" (I1171)
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| 609 | There appears to have been two men of the same name living in Campbeltown during the same period. John McEachran, merchant in Campbeltown, was listed as a juror for this (and the previous) trial, 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 (I880)
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| 610 | There are multiple candidates listed in the parish register. More research is needed to determine which individual is the correct person. | Forrester, John (I608)
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| 611 | There are no children listed for this couple in the Lowland church baptismal register. | Family: Stewart, Alexander / Man, Jean (F149)
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| 612 | There are no English/Inglis men listed as fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth tax list. Robert English married Isabell Morison on 21 December 1714. There are no children listed in the parish register for this couple. | Inglis/English, Robert (I491)
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| 613 | There are no entries for a Duncan McIntagart/McTagart in the early Campbeltown OPRs. | Family: McIntaggart, Duncan / (F95)
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| 614 | There are no entries for this person in the Campbeltown OPRs. | Moor, Donald (I652)
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| 615 | There are no McIlchrists listed as fencible men in southern Kintyre in 1692. In 1694, Donald McIllechreist occupied a hearth in Glanadilluachtrach, and Duncan and Angus McIlechrist occupied two hearths in Catidell. No further information. | McIlchrist, John (I810)
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| 616 | There are no McTavish/McCavish/McAvish entries in the Campbeltown OPRs between 1650 and 1730. In 1692, Patrick "McKaish" was a fencible man in Campbeltown and Donald "McAvis" was a fencible man in "Coullinlongart, Gluindill, Indengoy." In 1694, Donald McCavish occupied a hearth in Culinlongart and Archibald McCavish occupied a hearth in Campbeltown. No further information. | McTavish, John (I42)
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| 617 | There are no men of this surname in the 1692 List of Fencible men on in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. In 1653, Neil McStoker and Patrick McIltuash were tenants of Balloch "in the Barr." Kintyre Rentals, vol. 3, p. 61. No further information. | McIltuash, Duncan (I1145)
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| 618 | There are no men of this surname in the 1692 List of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list for North Kintyre. No further information. | Galbreath, Patrick (I1144)
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| 619 | There are no men of this surname included in the 1692 list of Fencible men in North Kintyre. In 1694, Allexander and Archibald Heyman occupied two hearths in Bellochger [Ballochgarren in Killean parish]. No further information. | Hyndman, William (I1100)
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| 620 | There are no men of this surname included in the 1692 list of Fencible men in North Kintyre. In 1694, Andrew Heman occupied a hearth in Skipnish. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | Hyndman, Andrew (I1444)
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| 621 | There are no men of this surname included in the 1692 list of Fencible men in North Kintyre. In 1694, Andrew Heman occupied a hearth in Skipnish. Evidence of continual occupation. No further information. | Hyndman, Patrick (I1452)
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| 622 | There are no men of this surname included in the 1692 List of Fencible men. In 1694, John Sharpe occupied a hearth in Belloch in Killean and Kilchenzie parish. No Sharpes are included in the early Campbeltown parish records. No further information. | Sharp, James (I1201)
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| 623 | There are no men of this surname listed in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. On 23 April 1696 John "Blare" married Margaret Dickie in Campbeltown. They baptized the following children: Jane/Jean - 1697 Agnes - 1698 Jane - 1700 Agnes - 1704 James - 1708 Robert - January 1710 Margaret - 1711 | Blair, John (I961)
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| 624 | There are no Threepland men listed in the 1692 List of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. John "Threeplane" married Jenat Love on 16 December 1703 in Campbeltown. This couple baptized the following children: Mary - 1704 James - 1707 Margaret - 1710 John - 1713 John - 1717 | Threpland, John (I52)
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| 625 | There is a John McMillan in the Campbeltown OPRs who married Anna Wylie on 6 November 1711, and another, spouse of Betty Boyd, who were the parents of two children born between 1679–1681. More research is needed in order to confirm if this is one of the above individuals. | McMillan, John (I144)
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| 626 | There is a reference to a place called Balliver located in Knapdale, in a 1687 charter: "Lands of Loup, Dunskeg (Dunskeig), Drumnaleck, Scotamill, Lemnamuck in Kilcalmonell parish, Ardpatrick, Culdrainoch in Kilberry parish, and Barnellan, Barvaill, Culnashamrag, and Balliver in Knapdale parish." See - SC54/20/8/7/14 In 1694, Archibald and Hew McViccare occupied two hearths in "Baliver," in Knapdale parish. See p. 36, image #42, at Scotlandspeople. Based on this evidence, I believe that this settlement was located in the parish of Knapdale. | McAlester, Archibald (I1465)
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| 627 | There is a reference to a place called Balliver located in Knapdale, in a 1687 charter: "Lands of Loup, Dunskeg (Dunskeig), Drumnaleck, Scotamill, Lemnamuck in Kilcalmonell parish, Ardpatrick, Culdrainoch in Kilberry parish, and Barnellan, Barvaill, Culnashamrag, and Balliver in Knapdale parish." See - SC54/20/8/7/14 In 1694, Archibald and Hew McViccare occupied two hearths in "Baliver," p. 36, image #42, at Scotlandspeople. Based on this evidence, I believe that this settlement was located in the parish of Knapdale | McAlester, Alexander (I1456)
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| 628 | There is a second entry for this person in the OPRs where the transcriber interpreted the first name as "Samuel." See 507 11/50. | Huie, Finnuell (I345)
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| 629 | There is another person of the same name in Erradil [see I671] who was charged with burying his father in linen, named Angus McEachran younger. It does not appear that these are the same people based on the fact that 1) he is not designated "younger" in this entry, and 2) if this was the same person, he should have been charged in the earlier assize record for this crime. Additional evidence comes from the fact that the community-wide trial held on June 23rd was for individuals who were absent from the earlier trial. However, the possibility remains that they are the same person, and that for some reason, he wasn't charged with burying his son in the earlier trial. Until additional evidence comes to light, they are being treated as two separate individuals. | McEacharn, Angus (I1224)
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| 630 | There is another possible baptismal entry for this family: Jenat Tempetown, baptized on 4 Feb 1679 to Robert Templetown and Marion Boyd, see 506 11/33. | Family: Templeton, Robert / Reid, Margaret (F71)
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| 631 | There is no information for this person or her child in the Lowland parish records. | White, Ann (I1050)
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| 632 | There was a man of the same name who was an innkeeper at Machrimore. - KR p. 105. It is unlikely that this was the same person, but not impossible. On 23 September 1709 Robert Fulton in Machrihanish received a tack to the "3 mklands of Drumgarve." No further information. | McNeill, Lachlan (I456)
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| 633 | There were no McMillans recorded in Lossit as fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. No further information. | McMillan, John (I661)
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| 634 | There were no men of this surname included in the 1692 List of Fencible men in North Kintyre. In 1694, John "McConie" occupied a hearth in Kilmorrie. No further information. | McConnachie, Duncan (I1131)
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| 635 | There were no men of this surname living in Killean, Saddell, and Kilchenzie parish in the 1692 list of Fencible men In 1694, Hector McLean occupied a hearth in Carnmore, John McLean occupied a hearth in Beachmeanich, and Donald McLean occupied a hearth in Langa. The father of Allan, Hew, and Lachlan may have been Hugh MacLean, who was schoolmaster at Kilchenzie in the late 17th century. See KF, p. 351, for more information. 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." | McLean, Allan (I1054)
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| 636 | There were no men of this surname living in Killean, Saddell, and Kilchenzie parish in the 1692 list of Fencible men In 1694, Hector McLean occupied a hearth in Carnmore, John McLean occupied a hearth in Beachmeanich, and Donald McLean occupied a hearth in Langa. The father of Allan, Hew, and Lachlan may have been Hugh MacLean, who was schoolmaster at Kilchenzie in the late 17th century. See KF, p. 351, for more information. 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." | McLean, Hugh (I1055)
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| 637 | There were no men of this surname living in Killean, Saddell, and Kilchenzie parish in the 1692 list of Fencible men In 1694, Hector McLean occupied a hearth in Carnmore, John McLean occupied a hearth in Beachmeanich, and Donald McLean occupied a hearth in Langa. The father of Allan, Hew, and Lachlan may have been Hugh MacLean, who was schoolmaster at Kilchenzie in the late 17th century. See KF, p. 351, for more information. 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." | McLean, Lachlan (I1056)
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| 638 | There were no men of this surname living in Killean, Saddell, and Kilchenzie parish in the 1692 list of Fencible men In 1694, Hector McLean occupied a hearth in Carnmore, John McLean occupied a hearth in Beachmeanich, and Donald McLean occupied a hearth in Langa. The father of Allan, Hew, and Lachlan may have been Hugh MacLean, who was schoolmaster at Kilchenzie in the late 17th century. See KF, p. 351, for more information. 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." | McLean, Anonymous (I1053)
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| 639 | This child "died in July last." | McNeill, Anonymous (I1460)
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| 640 | This child was buried "a year ago" by their father, Gavin Ralstoun in Eden. | Ralston, Anonymous (I718)
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| 641 | This child was buried "a year agoe." | McIllchallum, Anonymous (I1332)
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| 642 | This child was buried "about Hallowday last." | McFarlane, Anonymous (I1462)
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| 643 | This child was buried "half a yeir agoe." | McPhatter, Anonymous (I905)
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| 644 | This child was buried "in harvest 1708." | Brown, Anonymous (I1088)
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| 645 | This child was buried "last harvest." | McAlester, Anonymous (I1377)
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| 646 | This child was buried "Last Spring," which could be interpreted as Spring 1710 or possibly Spring 1709. Due to the number of burials recorded in Spring 1709, it is assumed that the burial occurred then. | McInturnor, Anonymous (I1404)
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| 647 | This child was buried "within this year." | McBretnick, Anonymous (I1455)
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| 648 | This child was buried "within this yeir." | McRobb, Anonymous (I1358)
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| 649 | This child was buried "within this yeir." | McKinven, Anonymous (I1414)
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| 650 | This child was buried about "Patrickmass 1709," which occurs on March 17th every year. | Campbell, Anonymous (I1406)
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| 651 | This child was buried before 20 June 1710. | Hodge, Anonymous (I907)
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| 652 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | Thomson, Anonymous (I1417)
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| 653 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | Thomson, Anonymous (I1421)
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| 654 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | McCook, Anonymous (I1434)
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| 655 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | Thomson, Anonymous (I1436)
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| 656 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | McIlchallum, Anonymous (I1438)
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| 657 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | McIntaylor, Anonymous (I1451)
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| 658 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | Hyndman, Anonymous (I1453)
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| 659 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | Blair, Anonymous (I1467)
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| 660 | This child was buried before 3 July 1710. | McMillan, Anonymous (I1469)
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| 661 | This child was buried during "Lentron" which is a Scots word for Lent, which began on 5 March 1710 and lasted into mid-April. | McIlbreid, Anonymous (I1349)
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| 662 | This child was buried in "May 1708." | McLean, Anonymous (I1380)
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| 663 | This child was buried in "may last." | McAlester, Anonymous (I1065)
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| 664 | This child was buried in linen sometime prior to 20 June 1710. | McIllgurum, Anonymous (I1068)
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| 665 | This child was buried in March 1709. | McMillan, Anonymous (I1392)
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| 666 | This child was buried in May 1709. | McIlbreid, Anonymous (I1385)
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| 667 | This child was buried in May 1709. | McMillan, Anonymous (I1412)
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| 668 | This child was buried on "Hallowday last" which indicates that he was buried on 1 November 1710. | McMillan, Anonymous (I662)
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| 669 | This child was buried on "Patrickmass 1709," which occurs on March 17th every year. | McFarlane, Anonymous (I1399)
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| 670 | This child was buried sometime between May 1709 and 20 June 1710. | McKinish, Anonymous (I1011)
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| 671 | This is either an extremely rare surname or may be a corruption of a different surname, like McConachie. More research is needed. This is also the only known example where there isn't a clear location listed for the person in question. He could have lived in Askomilbeg, Tirfergus, or possibly Coalhill, or somewhere else, and the scribe didn't include the location in his entry. No further information. | McIntenachie, Duncan (I1199)
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| 672 | This person was buried "a yeir and ane half agoe." | McWilliam, Mary (I1015)
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| 673 | This person was buried "about a yeir ago." | Unknown, Anonymous (I1459)
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| 674 | This person was buried "about Candlemass 1709." | Unknown, Anonymous (I946)
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| 675 | This person was buried "about Christenmass 1708." | McMillan, Anonymous (I1079)
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| 676 | This person was buried "in harvest last." | McIntaylor, Anonymous (I1447)
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| 677 | This person was buried "in winter," without a year given. Since the trial was held in July 1710, we can infer it took place in late 1709 or early 1710, or possibly even earlier. | Unknown, Anonymous (I1424)
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| 678 | This person was buried "within this yeir and a half." | Unknown, Anonymous (I1072)
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| 679 | This person was buried 'within this year." | McIlchattan, Anonymous (I1318)
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| 680 | This person was buried before 20 June 1710. | Unknown, Anonymous (I1097)
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| 681 | This person was buried before 3 July 1710. | Unknown, Anonymous (I1443)
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| 682 | This person was buried before 3 July 1710. | McAlester, Anonymous (I1449)
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| 683 | This person was buried in "March last." | Unknown, Anonymous (I680)
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| 684 | This person was buried in "May last," which indicates that they were buried in 1710. | Unknown, Anonymous (I670)
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| 685 | This person was buried in "summer last." | Unknown, Anonymous (I1396)
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| 686 | This person was buried sometime before 14 June 1710. | McMillan, Anonymous (I691)
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| 687 | This person's aunt was buried by her husband "in winter last." There is not enough information to determine her identity or the identity of her family member who was buried in linen. | Unknown, Anonymous (I689)
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| 688 | This person's surname was originally McGregor according to the assize record. | Campbell, Duncan (I1060)
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| 689 | This place does not appear in the 1692 list of fencible men. In 1694, Archibald and Lauchlan McNeill and John McIllepheder occupied three hearths in Kilmasenachan. However, Archibald and Neill McEacherns occupied two hearths in nearby Machrireoch. No further information. | McEacharn, Neil (I722)
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| 690 | This surname also appears as McBride and McBridan. | McIlbreid, Robert (I1082)
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| 691 | This surname also appears as McCallum and MacCallum. | McIlchallum, Patrick (I1437)
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| 692 | This surname appears in this record as McSheanoag, which was anglicized to McShannon. | McShannon, Hugh (I813)
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| 693 | This surname has been anglicized as Currie/Curry. | McFurie, Duncan (I1092)
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| 694 | This surname has been anglicized to Littleson. | McPhigan, Archibald (I1360)
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| 695 | This surname is also spelled McIlgurim and has been anglicized to Blue. | McIlgurum, Donald (I1093)
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| 696 | This surname is often spelled "McIlgurim" and is now anglicized as Blue. | McIlgurum, Alexander (I1067)
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| 697 | This surname was also recorded as McCallum. | McColm, Andrew (I1284)
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| 698 | This surname was anglicized as Galbreath. | McBretnick, Murdoch (I1454)
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| 699 | This surname was anglicized as Sillars. | McInairgid, Patrick (I1155)
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| 700 | This surname was anglicized as Taylor. | McIntaylor, Malcolm (I1423)
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| 701 | This surname was anglicized as Taylor. | McIntaylor, Angus (I1432)
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| 702 | This surname was anglicized as Turner. | McInturnor, Andrew (I1403)
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| 703 | This surname was anglicized to Conley. | McIlchonily, Neil (I805)
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| 704 | This surname was anglicized to Gilchrist. | McIlchrist, Archibald (I1370)
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| 705 | This surname was anglicized to Graham. See KF, p. 154 for more information. | McIlvernock, Duncan (I1378)
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| 706 | This surname was anglicized to Littleson. | McPhigan, Archibald (I1382)
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| 707 | This surname was anglicized to McCambridge. | McCambrose, John (I768)
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| 708 | This surname was anglicized to McCambridge. | McCambrose, Margaret (I726)
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| 709 | This surname was anglicized to McCambridge. | McCambrose, Neil (I749)
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| 710 | This unusual given name is the anglicized form of the Gaelic forename Neachdann, and is related to the McNachtan surname. See KF, p. 390, for more information. | Martin, Nachtan (I1107)
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| 711 | This was probably a Lowland family. There are no references to anyone of this surname in the 1692 list of Fencible men or in the 1694 Hearth Tax list. In the Campbeltown parish registry, James Hodge and Janet Wallace baptized the following children: James - 1725 Ann - 1727 No further information. | Hodge, James (I906)
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| 712 | Torquill McNeill was the son of Lachlan Buidhe McNeill and his first wife, Mary McNeill, d/o of McNeill of Carskey. He assumed the estate of Ugadale upon his marriage to Barbara McKay of Ugadale. According to the Tirfergus genealogy, he was first married to Jean Colquhoun by whom he had two sons who died in the army and another child who died young. Torquil married second Barbara McKay. They were the parents of the following children: 1) Neill of Ugadale who married Margaret Crawford and had three sons, John, Charles, and Hector 2) Donald (or Daniel) died abroad 3) Charles died abroad 4) Hector married Elizabeth Campbell, the daughter of Cuthbert Campbell merchant in Boston. They have one son named Neil and a daughter named Betty. 5) Margaret 6) Mary 7) Elizabeth married John McVicar Minister of Kildalton in Islay 8) Isobel | McNeill, Torquil of Ugadale (I308)
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| 713 | Town Clerk of Campbeltown. There are no Chalmers entries in KF or KAS. In the Campbeltown parish registry, Robert Chalmers and Elizabeth Campbell baptized seven children between 1711 and 1722. No marriage record was located for this couple. | Chalmers, Robert (I2)
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| 714 | Two individuals of this name appear in the 1710 assize lists: John Clark in Tonrioch and John Clark, merchant in Campbeltown. More research is need to determine if this individual was one of these two men. | Clark, John (I463)
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| 715 | Unfortunately, because no baptismal record could be found for Jenat DUNLAP, her mother's name could not be identified. | Unknown, Anonymous (I370)
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| 716 | Unknown first name. See KF, pp. 272–278, for more information on this family. | McEacharn, Unknown of Pennygown (I607)
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| 717 | William Buchanan "of Glens," a merchant in Tarbert, and his spouse, More McMillan. She may have been the daughter of MacMillan of Dunmore. William Buchanan was descended from a branch of the Buchanans of Cashill who settled in Ireland. His sons were James Buchanan of Torrie, merchant in Tarbert and John Buchanan, merchant in Glasgow. See William Buchanan, (1849 reprint) A Historical and Genealogical Essay upon the Family and Surname of Buchanan, p. 104, https://openlibrary.org/books/OL24233881M/Historical_and_genealogical_essay_upon_the_family_and_surname_of_Buchanan On 6 April 1709 William Buchanan registered a heritable bond made to him by Alexander McAlaster of Loup for the liferent of the one merk land of Culnashamray, which formerly belonged to the lands of Barbule, within the parish of Knapdale, the five merk land of Ranachen [Ronachan] and Dunilkmulkich [Dunultach?] lying within the parish of Kilcalmanell. William Buchanan received a sasine from Archibald McAlester of Tarbert on 1 November 1699 for a liferent of 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, ...and to John Buchanan my eldest lawful son, James Buchanan my second lawful son, and Duncan Buchanan my third lawful son. Archibald Stewart in Tangie was a witness, among others. See Index to Particular Register of Argyll Sasines, 1617–1780, p. 84. On 18 March 1714 William Buchanan registered a discharge and renunciation to Archibald McAlaster in Tarbert for the 1 merk land of "Glenmakelly of Ballymeanach with houses, biggings, etc., excepting the miln of Glenakill. It appears that Archibald McAlester in Tarbert redeemed the wadsett to these lands and repaid the original loan amount of 3100 merks Scots. 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." | Buchanan, William of Glens (I1300)
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| 718 | William is listed as the son of John Pickan. | Family: Pickan, John / Unknown, Anonymous (F138)
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| 719 | William is listed as the son of John Pickan. | Pickan, William (I800)
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| 720 | William Porter was listed as a rebel in Crossibeg in 1685 (CA, p.2), see KF p. 484. In 1692, William Porter was a fencible man in Barraskimell and John Porter was a fencible man in Smerbie. There was a John born or baptized on 23 March 1679, the son of William Porter and Jane Kilpatrick in Smerbie. John may have married Jean Colvin on 18 May 1693, however, if he was the son of William Porter and Jane Kilpatrick in Smerbie, he would have only been around 14 years of age, which would have been highly unusual. This couple baptized six children between 1694 and 1713 (first son named Robert), and none were named William. I think it's more likely that John may have been the son of Robert Porter, "millner at Smerbie Miln," and Jenat Wilson, who baptized a daughter Margaret, on 25 May 1673. However, according to an 1805 memorial written by brothers John and William Porter, they claimed continual tenancy of Crossibeg for the last 120 years (since 1685). See Kintyre Families, p. 484. Based on the above evidence, it would appear that there were either multiple Porter families living in Campbeltown in Crossibeg and Smerby at the same time, or perhaps different members of the same family occupied these places simultaneously. The biggest hurdle is due to the fact that there are no residences recorded for John Porter and Jean Colvin in the parish records, which complicates a positive identification. Conversely, there appears to have been only one person named John Porter living in Campbeltown during this period. More research is needed to confirm if the person listed in the assize record was the same John who married Jean Colvin. | Porter, John (I410)
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