Kintyre People


A genealogical database of individuals who lived in Kintyre during the early modern period, from roughly 1500 CE to 1800 CE.

First Name Last Name
McIlchonily, Neil

McIlchonily, Neil

Male


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  • Name McIlchonily, Neil  [1]
    Gender Male
    Residence 1710  Ballimackilchonalick, Southend parish, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    Tenant 
    Community-wide Assize Trial 14 Jun 1710  Campbeltown, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    "Thomas Weir in BalimcCumra, Patrick McCumra [the]re, Neil McIlchonily in BaliMcIlchonily, Donald McIlchonoly [the]re, Hugh McVicar in BaliMcvicar, Neal McVicar [the]re, Archibald McMath in Inendounan, & Samuel Huie in Caren each of them guilty of cutting of green wood, by [thei]r Confessions." 
    Person ID I756  Kintyre People
    Last Modified 29 Jul 2026

  • Notes 
    • 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.

  • Sources 
    1. [S13] National Records of Scotland, SC54/17/2/35/6.