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- [S9] Testamentary Records, 134.
"Item by Mathew Isobele & Jean McAllesters brother & sisters of the s[ai]d Arch[ibal]d McAllester of Tarbert as the Expenses payd by the Defunct to Ja[me]s Campbell of Dudril [?] for Infefting them in Tarbert's Estate & o[the]r writing..."
CC12/3/4
Testament and Inventory of Coll MacAllester
7 December 1747
- [S9] Testamentary Records, 1194-1195.
"Jean McAlister deceased on the twenty eighth day of March one thousand Seven hundred and Eighty Eight years."
CC8/8/127
Testament Testamentar of Jean MacAlister, daughter of the deceased Charles McAlister of Tarbat.
16/4/1788
- [S15] Sasine, (National Records of Scotland), 237 verso - 238 verso.
Folios 376 verso - 377 verso
At Dunbarton the 15th Septr. 1703 That upon the 11th September 1703
Compeared personally Charles McAlester of Tor and also Angus Campbell, younger of Skipness, as attorney for Anna Campbell, spouse to the said Charles McAlester, holding a Contract of Marriage made between the said Charles McAlester on the one part, and Walter Campbell of Skipness, elder, Father to the said Angus-Skipness younger for themselves and as burden taker for the said Angus Campbell therein designated lawful daughter and sister to the saids Walter and Angus Campbells and the said Anna herself.
The said Charles McAlister and Archibald McAlester of Tarbet and the said Angus Campbell of Skipness provide to the said Charles and Ann, and the longer liver of them, in liferent and their heirs male to be procreat betwixt them dated 10th January 1701.
Charles has acquired from Archibald, Duke of Argyll, a feu right to all and haill the two merk four shilling land of Bonnorkine and half of Inchreall, the 5 merk land of Inchdalrithe, the merk land of Karnbige, the four merk land of Lussaloch all lying within the parish of Kilbean, Lordship of Kintire, and the eight shilling and one penny land of Ballonagkimaly in the parish of Killcolmikill dated the 30th July last.
Possession given in presence of Dougall Campbell in Glencordall, Archd. McDonald of Sanda, Malcolm McNeill of Ballemas Colilam in the Kingdom of Ireland, Duncan Flighvith baily of Campbeltown.
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