Kintyre People
A genealogical database of individuals who lived in Kintyre during the early modern period, from roughly 1500 CE to 1800 CE.
McIlchonily, Neil
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Name McIlchonily, Neil [1] - This surname was anglicized to Conley.
Gender Male Residence 1710 Machriemore Mill, Southend parish, Argyll, Scotland 
[1] Tenant Community-wide Assize Trial 14 Jun 1710 Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland [2] "Neil McIlchonoly at Machrimore miln guilty of single Fornica[tion] a year ago, by his Confession." Person ID I805 Kintyre People Last Modified 29 Aug 2026
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Notes - 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.
- In 1692, Archibald and Malcolme McIlconillie were fencible men in Borgidill, Achinsavile, etc., and William and Donald McIlchonnillie were fencible men in Mule [Mull].
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