Princess Margaret STEWART: Our Family History

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CLAN DONALD GENEALOGY

Bef 1348 - Yes, date unknown

Generation: 1

Princess Margaret STEWART was born before 1348; and died.

Margaret married Lord John MACDONALD, of the Isles about 1358. John (son of Angus Og MACDONALD, of the Isles and Aine O'CATHAN, of Limavady) was born before 1324; died in 1387. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

2. Lord Donald of Harlaw MACDONALD, of the Isles was born about 1359; died in 1423.
3. Iain Mor Tanister MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1380; died in 1427.
4. Alasdair Carrach 1 MACDONELL, of Keppoch was born before 1380; died about 1443.
5. Angus MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1380; and died.
6. Thane Hugh MACDONALD, of Glentilt was born before 1380; and died.
7. Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1380; and died.
8. Agnes MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1380; and died.

Generation: 2

Lord Donald of Harlaw MACDONALD, of the Isles

(1.Margaret¹) was born about 1359; died in 1423.

Notes:

2nd Lord of the Isles. Claimant to Earldom of Ross. Fought Battle of Harlaw v Earl of Mar July 1411.

Family/Spouse: Lady Margaret LESLIE. Margaret (daughter of Sir Walter LESLIE and Euphemia MACANTAGART, of Ross) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

9. Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles was born about 1370; and died.
10. Earl Alexander MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross was born before 1423; died on 8 May 1449 in Dingwall, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland.
11. Bishop Angus MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1423; and died.
12. Son 3 MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1423; and died.
13. Marion MACDONALD, of the Isles was born before 1423; and died.

Iain Mor Tanister MACDONALD, of the Isles

(1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; died in 1427.

Notes:

1st of Dunnyveg and the Glens (Clann Iain Mhor Ile). Murdered 1427.

Family/Spouse: Marjory BISSETT, of Antrim. Marjory (daughter of Sir Hugh MacEoin BISSETT) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

14. Donald Balloch 2 MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg was born before 1427; died in 1476.

Family/Spouse: Daughter FINNON. Daughter and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

15. Ranald Ban MACDONALD, of Largie was born before 1427; died about 1476.

Alasdair Carrach 1 MACDONELL, of Keppoch

(1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; died about 1443.

Notes:

ALEXANDER, LORD OF LOCHABER, 1st CHIEF of KEPPOCH

Alasdair Carrach (ca 1390 - ca 1443)

DEAN Munro in his M.S. History of the MacDonalds has described Alasdair Carrach as "the fairest haired man as they say of aney that ever was". The word "carrach" however, has a less complimentary meaning. Alasdair probably had a number of warts among his facial characteristics. He received as his share of his father's patrimony, the Lordship of Lochaber, which included the lands of Lochy, Glen S pean and Glen Roy. His seat appears to have been firstly at Tom a' Charraich, near Torlundy, (MacDonald Bards) and later at Tor Castle, near Banavie (Celtic Monthly).

On 5th September, 1394, Alasdair Carrach, as Lord of Lochaber, entered into an agreement with the Earl of Moray by which he undertook to protect all the possessions of the Regality of Moray and all the church lands in the province for the space of seven years. The Earl had, by a previous agreement, bound himself to protect these very same lands, but the marriage between the Wolf of Badenoch and the Countess of Ross in 1383, and the subsequent acquisition by the Wolf of the Earldom of Ross, had caused him to seek the protection of the Lord of Lochaber. By the terms of the agreement Alexander further undertook to protect the Earl and his property against all comers with the exception of the King, the Earl of Fife and the Lord of the Isles. In return, he was to receive from the Earl, 80 merks per annum and his support against all save the King, the Earl of Fife, the Earl of Mar and Alexander Lesley, heir to the Earldom of Ross. The death of the Wolf of Badenoch in the same year influenced events and made it impossible for the terms of the treaty to be carried out.

Donald, 2nd Lord of the Isles, in the interest of his wife, who was a claimant to the Earldom of Ross, quietly watched events and when the struggle began for the lands of the Earldom, he allowed his brother, Alasdair Carrach, to lead a strong force to Loss Ness side which was laid waste. Castle Urquhart was attacked and seized by the Lord of Lochaber and Glen Urquhart plundered by his followers. The rebellion was short lived and the Lord of the Isles and his two brothers, John Mor of Isla and Alasdair Carrach, were charged with treason. The two elder brothers submitted and were pardoned while the blame for the insurrection was conveniently taken by the Lord of Lochaber who was "imprisoned" by his brother Donald but soon released.

Alasdair was soon in trouble with the church over lands which he had distributed among his supporters. These included lands in Glen Urquhart with the keeping of Castle Urquhart to his loyal friend Charles MacLaine, a son of Lochbuie. On the 20th November 1398, a complaint was made against Alasdair by the Bishop of Moray for having the Church of Kinmylies and given the lands of Upper Kinmylies to one Ranald Mac Alexander and those of Lower Kinmylies to John Chishoim of the Aird besides having assigned the fishings of Lower Kinmylies to John White, a burgess of Inverness. Alasdair is here styled "Magnificus Vir et Potens Alexander de Insulis Dominus de Lochaber".

In 1402, when his bond was up, Alasdair Carrach took his revenge on the Bishop leading a strong body of his followers to Elgin where he raided the canonry, burnt most of the town and carried off spoils. For this he was threatened with excommunication and he thereafter repented and paid compensation for the damage done.

In 1411, the Lord of the Isles again attempted to enforce his claim to the Earldom of Ross. In this campaign he was ably supported by his brother, Alasdair Carrach. The Lord of Lochaber fought by his brother's side at Dingwall where the islesmen defeated the Sutherland clans under Angus Dubh MacKay, but is supposed not to have been allowed by his brother, Donald, to take a large part in the Battle of Harlaw "lest the whole of the brothers should be hazarded at once" (Hugh MacDonald's MS History).

Alasdair ably supported Donald during the rebellion of their brother, John Mor, instigated by the Abbot MacKinnon. The rebellion was eventually quelled and the brothers reconciled.

After the death of Donald, 2nd Lord of the Isles, in 1425, the treachery of the King, James I, resulting in the assassination of John Mor of Isla, at the hands of the King's agent, James Campbell, and the seizure of Alexander, the new Lord of the Isles and most of the principal chiefs at Inverness, in 1427, and the subsequent execution of some, including Alexander of Garmoran, a leading Macdonald chieftain, fanned the flames of rebellion and the fiery cross was sent through the dominions of the Lordship whenever Alexander was released. The army of the Isles, which included Alasdair Carrach and his followers marched, in 1429, through Lochaber, wasting the crown lands as it went and seized and burnt the town of Inverness. With the approach of the Royal Army and the desertion from the Banner of the Lord of the Isles by the Clans Chattan and Cameron the rebellion was soon quelled. After a series of reverses, Alexander surrendered to the King and was imprisoned in Tantallon Castle.

If the King thought the imprisonment of their Chief would quieten the Islesmen, he was much mistaken. In 1431, Alexander's cousin, Donald Balloch, son of John Mor of Isla, raised once more the Standard of rebellion in Sunart and called on the neighbouring clans to join him in attacking the Royal Army which was encamped before the Castle of Inverlochy. Donald Balloch set sail, with his followers, for lnverskippinish, two miles south of Inverlochy, where he remained until his force increased. He sent messengers to his uncle, Alasdair Carrach, requesting him to make ready for a combined attack. The forces of the Lord of Lochaber are said to have consisted, on this occasion, of a body of 220 archers which took up a strong position of strategic importance on the steep side of the hill overlooking the Castle of Inverlochy. From this vantage point Alasdair Carrach directed his archers to shoot their arrows at the unprotected flank of the Royal Army when it was hotly engaged with the Islesmen to its front. After this murderous discharge the Lochaber men swept down the hill in all the fury of a Highland charge, before which the Royal flank gave way. (Hugh MacDonald's MS History).

The Lord of the Isles was soon after released from captivity, but not before he had agreed to punish his relations who were responsible for destroying the King's forces at Inverlochy. Donald Balloch fled to Ireland for the time being and Alasdair Carrach, for his part in the rebellion, was dispossessed of all his estates. Most of his lands in Glen Spean and Glen Roy were granted to Malcolm Macintosh of Macintosh, Captain of Clan Chattan, who had fought on the Royalist side at Inverlochy, probably as compensation for what he had suffered as a result of the battle and almost certainly one of the conditions under which the Lord of the Isles was released. Alexander did not, however, grant Macintosh a charter for the lands until the year 1443, by which time Alasdair Carrach was probably dead. The Lordship of Loch aber was granted to the Earl of Mar.

Norman H Macdonald: The Clan Ranald of Lochaber - A History of the MacDonalds or MacDonells of Keppoch.

Family/Spouse: Mary STEWART, of Lennox. Mary (daughter of Earl Malcolm STEWART, of Lennox) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

16. Angus of Fersit 2 MACDONELL, of Keppoch died about 1478.

5. Angus MACDONALD, of the Isles (1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; and died.
Notes:
dsp

6.	Thane Hugh MACDONALD, of Glentilt (1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; and died. Notes: Thane of Glentilt. Descendants said to have become a branch of the MacIntoshes. Family/Spouse: Daughter MACINTOSH. Daughter and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles

(1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; and died.

Family/Spouse: Angus Dubh MACKAY, of Strathnaver. Angus (son of Angus MACKAY, of Strathnaver and NicTorquil MACLEOD, of Lewis) died in 1433. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

17. Neil Vass MACKAY, of Strathnaver and died.
18. Iain Aberach MACKAY, of Strathnaver and died.

8. Agnes MACDONALD, of the Isles (1.Margaret¹) was born before 1380; and died.
Family/Spouse: Sir John MONTGOMERY, of Ardrossan. John and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Generation: 3

Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles

(2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born about 1370; and died.

Family/Spouse: Roderick 6 MACLEOD, of Lewis. Roderick (son of Malcolm 5 MACLEOD, of Lewis) was born about 1362; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

19. Tormod MACLEOD, of Lewis and died.
20. Margaret MACLEOD, of Lewis and died.
21. Torquil 7 MACLEOD, of Lewis was born about 1394; and died.

10.

Earl Alexander MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross

(2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1423; died on 8 May 1449 in Dingwall, Ross & Cromarty, Scotland.

Notes:

3rd Lord of the Isles & Earl of Ross. Also associated with Christina MacIaide (Papal admonition for adultery 1445) and the daughter of Patrick O'Beolan the Red.

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth SETON. Elizabeth (daughter of Sir Alexander SETON and Elizabeth GORDON, of Strathbogie) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

22. Earl John MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross was born before 1449; died in 1503 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.
23. Florence MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross was born before 1449; and died.
24. Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross was born before 1449; and died.

Family/Spouse: NicAngus MACPHEE, of Glenpean. NicAngus (daughter of Angus MACPHEE, of Glenpean) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

25. Celestine MACDONALD, of Lochalsh was born before 1449; died in 1476.

Family/Spouse: NicGillpatrick ROY. NicGillpatrick (daughter of Gillpatrick ROY) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

26. Hugh 1 MACDONALD, of Sleat was born before 1449; died in 1498.

11. Bishop Angus MACDONALD, of the Isles (2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1423; and died.
Notes:
Bishop of the Isles
12. Son 3 MACDONALD, of the Isles (2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1423; and died.
Notes:
Became a monk. dsp
13. Marion MACDONALD, of the Isles (2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1423; and died.

14.

Donald Balloch 2 MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg

(3.Iain², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1427; died in 1476.

Notes:

2nd of Dunnyveg and the Glens (Clann Iain Mhor Ile).

Family/Spouse: Joanna O'NEILL. Joanna (daughter of Conn O'NEILL) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

27. Sir John Mor 3 MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg died about 1494.

Family/Spouse: Joan O'DONNELL, of Tyrconnell. Joan and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

28. Daughter MACDONALD, of the Glens and died.

15.

Ranald Ban MACDONALD, of Largie

(3.Iain², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1427; died about 1476.

Notes:

Of Largie in Kintyre. From whom the cadets of Largie.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

29. Anne MACDONALD, of Largie and died.

16.

Angus of Fersit 2 MACDONELL, of Keppoch

(4.Alasdair², 1.Margaret¹) died about 1478.

Notes:

ANGUS OF FERSIT MACDONALD OF KEPPOCH, 2nd CHIEF

Aonghais Na Fearsaid (ca1478 - 1497)

The Clan continued to hold their lands by the might of the sword and although the 2nd Chief, Angus of Fersit (Aonghas na Fearsaid) as he was known, from the fact that his principal residence was at Fersit near the north end of Loch Treig, is little heard of in history, he is said to have been as great a man as his father and to have encouraged industry among his clansmen. Domhnall Mac Fhionnlaigh Nan Dan, the old hunter bard of Loch Treig and composer of An Comhachag (The Owl) a long Gaelic poem in the early 17th century refers to a mill founded by Angus at Fersit. A mill stone belonging to this mill, now suitably inscribed, can be seen at Fersit.

Angus of Fersit and his followers flocked to the Banner of John, 4th Lord of the Isles and Earl of Ross in 1451 when the High Chief of Clan Donald led his vassals along the shores of Loch Ness and through Badenoch as his contribution to the rebellion he had planned with the House of Douglas. During the insurrection, which lasted until the following year, the Castles of Urquhart and Inverness were seized and held by the Islesmen and the Castle of Ruthven entirely demolished.

Angus and his Clan took part in the naval expedition which Donald Balloch of Isla led to the Firth of Clyde in 1455, in pursuance of the same cause as that of 1451-52.

Angus is witness to a charter of John, Earl of Ross, at Dingwall in 1463 when he is styled "Angus Alexandri de Insulis'. He is said to have died at Fersit but the exact date of his death is unknown. He married a daughter of MacPhee of Glenspean, head of a prominent sept in the Braes at that time, by whom he had:

1. Donald, his successor.

2. Alexander, afterwards Chief.

3. Mariot, who married Allan Cameron of Lochiel (Ailein nan Creach).

Norman H Macdonald: The Clan Ranald of Lochaber - A History of the MacDonalds or MacDonells of Keppoch.

Family/Spouse: NicAngus MACPHEE, of Glenpean. NicAngus (daughter of Angus MACPHEE, of Glenpean) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

30. Donald 3 MacAngus MACDONELL, of Keppoch died in 1497.
31. Alasdair Nan Gleann 5 MACDONELL, of Keppoch died in 1498.
32. Mary MACDONELL, of Keppoch and died.

17. Neil Vass MACKAY, of Strathnaver (7.Margaret², 1.Margaret¹) and died.
18. Iain Aberach MACKAY, of Strathnaver (7.Margaret², 1.Margaret¹) and died.

Generation: 4

19. Tormod MACLEOD, of Lewis (9.Margaret³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) and died.

20.

Margaret MACLEOD, of Lewis

(9.Margaret³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) and died.

Family/Spouse: William MACINTOSH. William and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

33. Malcolm Beag MACINTOSH and died.

21.

Torquil 7 MACLEOD, of Lewis

(9.Margaret³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born about 1394; and died.

Family/Spouse: Catherine CAMPBELL. Catherine and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

34. Malcolm MACLEOD, of Lewis and died.
35. Roderick MACLEOD, of Lewis and died.

22.

Earl John MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross

(10.Alexander³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1449; died in 1503 in Dundee, Angus, Scotland.

Notes:

4th Lord of the Isles & Earl of Ross

John married Elizabeth LIVINGSTONE in 1449. Elizabeth (daughter of Sir James LIVINGSTONE) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

36. Master Angus Og MACDONALD, of the Isles died in 1490 in Inverness, Invernesshire, Scotland.

23.

Florence MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross

(10.Alexander³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1449; and died.

Family/Spouse: Sir John STEWART, of Lorne & Innermeath. John (son of Lord Robert STEWART, of Lorne & Innermeath and Lady Margaret STEWART, of Albany) died on 20 Dec 1463. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

37. Janet STEWART, of Lorne and died.
38. Isobel STEWART, of Lorne and died.
39. Margaret STEWART, of Lorne and died.
40. Marion STEWART, of Lorne and died.

24. Margaret MACDONALD, of the Isles & Ross (10.Alexander³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1449; and died.

25.

Celestine MACDONALD, of Lochalsh

(10.Alexander³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1449; died in 1476.

Family/Spouse: Finvola MACLEAN, of Duart. Finvola (daughter of Lachlan Bronneach MACLEAN, of Duart and Jonata STEWART, of Mar) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

41. Sir Alexander MACDONALD, of Lochalsh was born before 1476; died on 14 Oct 1494 in Oronsay, Scotland.
42. Fynvola MACDONALD, of Lochalsh was born before 1476; and died.
43. Margaret MACDONALD, of Lochalsh was born before 1476; and died.

26.

Hugh 1 MACDONALD, of Sleat

(10.Alexander³, 2.Donald², 1.Margaret¹) was born before 1449; died in 1498.

Notes:

1st of Sleat.

Family/Spouse: Elizabeth GUNN, of Caithness. Elizabeth and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

44. Donald Gallach 3 MACDONALD, of Sleat was born before 1498; died in 1506.

Family/Spouse: Daughter MACLEOD, of Harris. Daughter and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

45. Donald Hearach MACDONALD, of Sleat and died.

Family/Spouse: Daughter MACLEOD, of Lewis. Daughter (daughter of Torquil MACLEOD, of Lewis) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

46. Gilleasbuig Dubh MACDONALD died about 1518.

Family/Spouse: Daughter MACLEAN. Daughter (daughter of Coll MACLEAN) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

47. Angus Collach MACDONALD and died.

Family/Spouse: Daughter Maurice VICAR, of South Uist. Daughter and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

48. Angus Dubh MACDONALD and died.

Family/Spouse: Fynvola MacIain MACDONALD, of Ardnamurchan. Fynvola (daughter of Alexander MacIain 5 MACDONALD, of Ardnamurchan) was born before 1490; and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

49. John 2 MACDONALD, of Sleat was born before 1498; died in 1505.

27.

Sir John Mor 3 MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg

(14.Donald³, 3.Iain², 1.Margaret¹) died about 1494.

Notes:

3rd of Dunnyveg and the Glens (Clann Iain Mhor Ile). Executed Abt. 1494.

Family/Spouse: Sadhbh O'NEILL. Sadhbh (daughter of Felim O'NEILL) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

50. John Cathanach 4 MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg died about 1494.
51. Alasdair Carrach MACDONALD, of Dunnyveg and died.

28. Daughter MACDONALD, of the Glens (14.Donald³, 3.Iain², 1.Margaret¹) and died.
Family/Spouse: Thomas BANNATYNE, of Kames. Thomas and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

29.

Anne MACDONALD, of Largie

(15.Ranald³, 3.Iain², 1.Margaret¹) and died.

Family/Spouse: William Dubh 7 MACLEOD, of Dunvegan. William (son of John Iain Borb 6 MACLEOD, of Dunvegan and Margaret DOUGLAS) was born in 1415; died in 1480 in Bloody Bay, Mull, Scotland. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

52. Daughter MACLEOD, of Dunvegan and died.

30.

Donald 3 MacAngus MACDONELL, of Keppoch

(16.Angus³, 4.Alasdair², 1.Margaret¹) died in 1497.

Notes:

DONALD MAC ANGUS MACDONALD OF KEPPOCH, 3rd CHIEF

Domhnall Mac Aonghais (c1478-1497)

DONALD, 3rd Chief - Domhnall Mac Aonghais - was of a restless disposition. In 1478, John, 4th Lord of the Isles was summoned before Parliament to answer charges which included resetting Donald Mac Angus and his accomplices who had invaded the King's lieges.

Donald gave his full support to Angus Og of the Isles when he resolved to recover the Earldom of Ross for the MacDonalds, and a contingent of Brae Lochaber men under Alexander, the Chief's brother took part in the Battle of Lagabraad (Lagebrad), near Conon Bridge, in 1483, when the redoubtable Angus defeated the combined forces of the MacKenzies, MacKays, Rosses, Frasers and Brodies commanded by the Earl of Athole.

In the following year a body of the Clan fought for Angus Og against his father John at the Battle of Bloody Bay off Mull when Angus was victorious.

In 1491, when Sir Alexander MacDonald of Lochalsh - Alasdair Mac Gilleasbuig - son of Celestine, second surviving son of Alexander, 3rd Lord of the Isles and Earl of Ross made a final attempt to regain Ross, Donald Mac Angus joined him with his Clan. According to tradition, Donald, with a small following was present at the Battle of Park (Blar na Pairc) fought near Jamestown in Ross-shire, where Alexander's raiding force was defeated by a numerically superior force of MacKenzies. Donald's brother, Alexander is said to have been on his way with 240 men but arrived too late to be of any assistance, the issue having already been decided in favour of the MacKenzies.

The Lordship of the Isles was finally forfeited in 1493 and King James IV, with the intention of restoring law and order among the clans, visited the West Highlands three times during that year. Among those who paid homage to the King at Mingary Castle in Ardnamurchan, was Donald Mac Angus. The Lochaber Chief and others were obliged, as further security for their good behaviour, to appear in the year 1496, before the Lords of Council and bind themselves "by the extension of their lands" to the Earl of Argyle, on behalf of the King, to refrain from mutual injuries each under a penalty of

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

53. Iain Aluinn 4 MACDONELL, of Keppoch and died.

31.

Alasdair Nan Gleann 5 MACDONELL, of Keppoch

(16.Angus³, 4.Alasdair², 1.Margaret¹) died in 1498.

Notes:

5th of Keppoch. Killed 1498.

Family/Spouse: Unknown. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

54. Ranald Og MACDONELL, of Keppoch died before 1513.
55. Donald Glas 6 MACDONELL, of Keppoch died about 1513.

32.

Mary MACDONELL, of Keppoch

(16.Angus³, 4.Alasdair², 1.Margaret¹) and died.

Family/Spouse: Allan Cameron of CAMERON. Allan (son of Donald Dubh Cameron of CAMERON and Daughter MACMARTIN, of Letterfinlay) and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Children:

56. Ewen Allanson 1 CAMERON, of Lochiel died in 1549 in Elgin, Moryshire, Scotland.