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
McPhatter, Gilneave

McPhatter, Gilneave

Male


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  • Name McPhatter, Gilneave  [1]
    Gender Male
    Occupation 2 Nov 1709  Killegruar, Killean & Kilchenzie parish, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location  [2] 
    Tacksman 
    Residence 1710  Killegruar, Killean & Kilchenzie parish, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location  [1] 
    Community-wide Assize Trial 20 Jun 1710  Campbeltown, Campbeltown parish, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location  [3] 
    "Gilneave McPhater in Killigrewer Guilty of Burying a Dau[ghte]r of his in Linen by Confession" 
    Person ID I1121  Kintyre People
    Last Modified 5 Oct 2026

    Family  
    Children 
     1. McPhatter, Anonymous   d. bef. 20 Jun 1710, Argyll, Scotland Find all individuals with events at this location
    Family ID F214  Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
    Last Modified 5 Oct 2026

  • Notes 
    • 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.

  • Sources 
    1. [S26] SC54/17/2/35/7, (National Records of Scotland).

    2. [S4] A. I. B. Stewart and Andrew McKerral, Kintyre Rentals, 117.
      "[VIII. Killean Parish]
      26. 2 Nov. 1709
      Archibald McQuilkin & Gilneve Mcphatter

      1 mkland of 2 mklands of Kilgruer"

    3. [S26] SC54/17/2/35/7, (National Records of Scotland).
      "Gilneave McPhater in Killigrewer Guilty of Burying a Dau[ghte]r of his in Linen by Confession"