LIST OF MacLEODS IN 1745 JACOBITE REBELLION

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1 Alexander MacLeod from Inverness-shire, Regiment: Cameron of Lochiel's Rank: Other Ranks 2302 Inverness Aged 30 years. Captured at Culloden and and imprisoned at Inverness on 19 April 1746 and put on board the Jane of Alloway bound for London. Transported. Historical Papers Vol. II, New Spalding Club, Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages pages 156 & 157 Alexander MacLeod from Dingwall, Husbandman 2304 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 50 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and put on board the 'Jane of Leith for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Page 1

2 Alexander MacLeod from Lochbroom, Ross, Farmer at Kerogarregh, Lochbroom 2305 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 26 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Jane of Leith for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Alexander MacLeod from Lochbroom, Ross, Ploughman to Mr M Cowlah 2306 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged between 34 and 40 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Jane of Leith; for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Page 2

3 Alexander MacLeod from Inverness-shire, Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Aged 18 years. Captured and transported. Alexander MacLeod from, Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Transported on the transport ship Johnston. 7 prisoners called Alexander MacLeod, all transported. Genealogical Gleanings in England Prisoners aboard the transport ship Johnston, Port Oxford, Maryland Page 3

4 Alexander MacLeod, Ygr.of Muiravonside from Muiravonside, Muiravonside, Linlithgow, Regiment: Staff Rank: Aide de Camp Son of John MacLeod, Advocate. On the list of rebels transmitted to the Commissioners of Excise in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of 7 May Was engaged in the Rebellion. On list of persons in the First Act of Attainder. On the list of persons who have been concerned in the Rebellion with evidences to prove the different facts. Witnesses: Provosts Hossack and Fraser of Inverness and others in Cromarty. Escaped (from Scotland). List of persons who have been concerned in the Rebellion with evidences to prove the different facts, Scottish History Society, Vol. III, printed September 1890 List of rebels transmitted to the Commissioners of Excise in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of 7 May 1746, printed by University Press, Edinburgh, 1890 List of persons in the First Act of Attainder with their disposal, The Prisoners of the '45, Third Series, Scottish History Society, 1928, pages 294 & 295 Historical Papers Vol. II, New Spalding Club, 1894, page 370 Alexander MacLeod from Nithsdale, Carrier Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a Perth, Stirling Castle, Carlisle, York Castle, Lancaster Castle Aged 50 years. Belonged to Guise s regt. and was therefor a deserter. Imprisoned at Perth 24 February 1746, Stirling Castle 4 May 1746, Carlisle, York Castle and Lancaster Castle.Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & 157 Page 4

5 Angus MacLeod from, Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks Labourer,aged 35 years, from Inverness-shire.Captured and transported. Angus MacLeod from Inverness, Labourer Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Not known 2308 Carlisle, York Castle Aged 35 years. Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 then sent to York Castle. Transported on the transport ship Johnston. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 156 & 157 Genealogical Gleanings in England Prisoners aboard the transport ship Johnston, Port Oxford, Maryland Scots Magazine 1746, 486 Page 5

6 Daniel MacLeod from Ross, 2310 Inverness 'Liberty & Property' Aged 44 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and sent to London where he was imprisoned aboard the prison hulk Liberty & Property moored on the River Thames. Transported. Daniel MacLeod from Inverness, Regiment: Fraser of Lovat Rank: Other Ranks 2309 Inverness Aged 36 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and put on board the Margaret & Mary leaving Inverness for London. Not transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 158 & 159 Page 6

7 Donald MacLeod from, Farmer in Coigach, Ross 2312 Inverness 'Liberty & Property' Aged 44 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Alexander & James for London and imprisoned on the prison hulk Liberty & Property moored on the River Thames. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 158 & 159 Donald MacLeod from Coigach, Ross, Servant to Alexander MacLeod 2313 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 22 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Wallsgrave for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 158 & 159 Page 7

8 Donald MacLeod from Ross, Farmer at Crosshill, Ross. Regiment: Fraser of Lovat Rank: Other Ranks 2314 Inverness 'Liberty & Property' Aged 26 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and on 10 June 1746 and sent to London. Imprisoned on the prison hulk Liberty & Property moored on the River Thames. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 158 & 159 Donald MacLeod of Berneray from, Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Other Ranks Survived. On 3rd list of Proposed Attainers. Third List of Proposed Attainders, The Prisoners of the '45, Third Series, Scottish History Society, 1928, volume 1, page 299 Page 8

9 Donald MacLeod from, Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks 2315 Inverness Imprisoned at Inverness and put on board the 'Alexander & James for London. Died on board the transport ship. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 160 & 161 Donald MacLeod from Gambhoil, Scalpay, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 9

10 Donald MacLeod from Gualtergil, Dunvegan, Isle of Skye, Boatman to the Prince Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a 2311 London Aged 68 years. Died at home during May 1749 Aged 72 years. Wife was sister of MacDonald of Borrodale and first cousin to Flora MacDonald. Was one of the most faithful of all the Prince s attendants. He was sent to the Prince at Borrodale on 21 April 1746 by Aeneas MacDonald and offered to help him to get over to the Hebrides in the hope of picking up a ship for France. He got a boat and crew and took him across and shared his adventures until 20 June 1746 when the small party had to scatter to avoid detection. On 5 July 1746 he was captured by Allan MacDonald of Knock, taken to Barra and thence to Portree and put on board Ferguson s ship, HMS Furnace, 9 August 1746, where he suffered appalling ill-treatment. He was conveyed to London on board the Jane of Leith (doubtful, that ship left Inverness on June 1746). For some months he was in the house of Mr. Dick, the Messenger. He was never tried and he himself never referred to any official examination. In the absence of sufficient evidence he was released on 10/11 June 1747 and went home. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, page 227 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 158 & 159 Origins of the Forty-Five , Scottish History Society, Series 2, 1916, page 230 The Lyon in Mourning Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages Scots Magazine, 1747, 292 Donald MacLeod from Shirramore, Regiment: MacPherson of Cluny Rank: Other Ranks Surrendered. Page 10

11 Dougal MacLeod from Argyll or Inverness, Regiment: MacDonald of Clanranald's Rank: Other Ranks 2316 Inverness Aged 50 years. Captured at Culloden 16 April 1746 and imprisoned at Inverness 19 April Put on board the Thane of Fife for London. Nothing more known of him so he may have died. Historical Papers Vol. II, New Spalding Club, Inverness Prisoner List 19 April 1746, pages 611 to 614 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 160 & 161 Duncan MacLeod from Cromarty, 2317 Inverness aged 24 yearsimprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Jane of Leith for London. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 169 & 161 Page 11

12 Duncan MacLeod from Inverness, Servant 2318 Inverness, Tilbury Fort 'James & Mary' Aged 19 years. Deserter from Loudoun s Regiment. Servant to an officer in that regiment. Said to have been taken by the Rebels i.e. forced to join the Jacobite Army. Imprisoned at Inverness and put on board the transport ship Margaret and Mary for London. Imprisoned aboard the prison hulk Liberty & Property then sent to Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 160 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Duncan MacLeod from Ross, Regiment: Earl of Cromartie's Rank: Not known 2319 Inverness Aged 23 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Jane of Leith for London. Transported 20 March Not listed in the Jacobite Muster Roll. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 160 & 161 Page 12

13 Hugh MacLeod from Shigareth (Inverness-shire), Miller Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks 2320 Carlisle, Chester Castle Captured and imprisoned at Carlisle on 30 December 1745 then sent to Chester Castle. Drowned at Liverpool. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 160 & 161 John MacLeod from, Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a 2329 Inverness Aged 24 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was sent on board the Jane of Alloway for London. Was not transported so may have died. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 Page 13

14 John MacLeod from Ross, Cattle-herd at Budschall 2325 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 18 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was sent on board the Jane of Leith for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort John MacLeod from Ross, Farmer in Dormy 2324 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 41 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was sent aboard the Jane of Leith for London. Imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Page 14

15 John MacLeod from Inverness, Labourer Aged 25 years. Captured and transported. John MacLeod from Lochbroom, Ross, Servant to MacKenzie of Langwell, Lochbroom 2326 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 21 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 sent aboard the Jane of Leith for London. Imprisoned at Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Page 15

16 John MacLeod from Ullapool, Lochbroom, Farmer 2323 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 57 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 sent aboard the Jane of Leith for London. Imprisoned at Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort John MacLeod from Liveras, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 16

17 John MacKenzie, Lord MacLeod from, Soldier & Landowner Regiment: Earl of Cromartie's Rank: Lieutenant Colonel 2321 Aged 19 years, eldest son of the 3rd Earl of Cromartie, born Along with his father he took part in the 45. This was not expected as the Lord President had offered him a commission as Captain in one of the Independent Companies. In 1786 married Margaret, daughter of Lord Forbes. MP for Ross-shire, Raised a body of MacKenzies in Lochbroom and Coigach and joined the Prince on the return of the army from the English campaign. He and his father, Barisdale, Glengyle and ManKinnon were sent with 1,500 men to try and recover the treasure on the Prince Charles (ex Hazard ) which had been driven ashore at Tongue on 25 March 1746 and to raise money in Sutherland and Caithness. On the list of rebels transmitted to the Commissioners of Excise in Scotland in obedience to a general letter of 7 May They were surprised and captured at Dunrobin and taken to London and a large number of their men were taken prisoners. When tried for high treason on 20 December 1746 Lord MacLeod pleaded guilty. He was pardoned on 22 January 1748 on condition that within six months of attaining his majority he should convey to the Crown all his rights in the Estates of the Earldom. This he did and went abroad and entered the Swedish service. The Old Chevalier, at the request of Lord George Murray, sent him the necessary funds for his military outfit. He become a Colonel aide-de-camp to the King of Sweden and was made Count Cromartie. The family estates were returned to him by Act of Parliament in He died 2 April John MacLeod from Tongoi, Eilean Shona, Regiment: MacDonald of Clanranald's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 17

18 John MacLeod from Glenelg, Cook to Lady Barra in the Isle of Barra Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a 2322 Inverness 'Pamela' Aged 40 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and sent to London where he was imprisoned on board the prison hulk Pamela. Transported 31 March The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162 & 163 John MacLeod from, Legal profession Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a 2328 Edinburgh Tolbooth The Scots Magazine August 1745 reported that shortly after the Prince landed, John MacLeod, who had recently come over from Holland, was imprisoned on 13 August 1745 in Edinburgh Tolbooth, in suspicion. Ultimately released. This may have been the John MacLeod of Muiravonside, Stirling, Advocate and Grandson of Sir Norman MacLeod of Bernera. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 162, 163, 164 & 165 Scots Magazine August 1745 Origins of the Forty-Five , Scottish History Society, Series 2, 1916, pages 52 & 227 Page 18

19 Kenneth MacLeod from, Regiment: n/a Rank: n/a 2331 Edinburgh, Carlisle Imprisoned at Edinburgh Castle on 17 March 1746 and at Carlisle on 8 August Transported on the transport ship Gildart. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 Jacobite prisoners on the transport ship "Gildart". Kenneth MacLeod from, Regiment: Duke of Perth's Rank: Other Ranks 2330 Inverness Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was sent aboard the Jane of Leith for London. Died. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1928, pages 186 to deaths in prison & transports Page 19

20 Malcolm MacLeod of Rassay from, Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Colonel On list of persons excepted from the General Act of Parliament. Pardoned. List of persons excepted from the General Act of Parliament, The Prisoners of the '45, Third Series, Scottish History Society, 1928, pages 297 & 298 Malcolm MacLeod of Brea from Raasay, Tracksman Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Captain 2332 London Captain MacLeod met the Prince at Portree on 30 June 1746 and took him to Raasay. They left on 2 July 1746 and returned to Skye and went to Strath, the Prince posing as his servant. Here they were in the house of John MacKinnon, MacLeod s Brother-in-Law. MacLeod returned to Raasay where he was taken prisoner and placed in a sloop (probably HMS Furnace ) and conveyed to London. For several months he was in one of the prison hulks moored on the River Thames. On 25 May 1747 the Privy Council decided that he should be tried in Scotland, but this was not carried out. He was ultimately released on 4 June 1747 and returned home. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 The Lyon in Mourning Vol. I, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages 130, 145 & 187 The Lyon in Mourning Vol. II, Scottish History Society, 1895, pages 123 & 127 Page 20

21 Malcolm MacLeod from Rona, Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Other Ranks Captured and flogged. Malcolm MacLeod from Liveras, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 21

22 Malcolm MacLeod from Camusunary, Elgo, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks lnothing more known about this man. Murdoch MacLeod from Ross, Herdsman to Kenneth MacKenzie of Asson (Assynt) Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 18 years. Follower of the Rebel army. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was sent on board the Jane of Leith for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 Page 22

23 Murdoch MacLeod from Ross, Servant to Duncan Simpson, Ferintosh 2334 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 21 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 was put on board the Jane of Leith for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 164 & 165 Murdoch MacLeod from Inverness, Farmer in Skye Regiment: MacDonell of Glengarry's Rank: Other Ranks 2335 Inverness 'Liberty & Property' Aged 45 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Alexander & James for London. Imprisoned on the prison hulk Liberty & Property. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 166 & 167 Page 23

24 Murdoch MacLeod of Eyre from -, Surgeon Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Surgeon 2nd son of Rassay. Later Tacksman of Eyre. Wounded at Culloden and pardoned. Naill MacLeod from Torrin, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 24

25 Neil MacLeod from Isle of Rassay, Husbandman at Hillach, Rassay Regiment: MacLeod of Raasay's Rank: Other Ranks 2336 Inverness 'Pamela' Aged 21 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and put on board the Pamela which left Inverness for London. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 166 & 167 Roderick MacLeod from Ross, 2337 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 20 years. Lived with his Father in Langwell. Imprisoned at Inverness and in June 1746 put on board the 'Jane of Leith for Tilbury Fort. Transported. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 166 & Jacobites at Tilbury Fort Page 25

26 Saunders MacLeod from Ross, Regiment: Earl of Cromartie's Rank: Not known 2338 Inverness, Tilbury Fort Aged 55 years. Imprisoned at Inverness and sent to London where he was imprisoned in Tilbury Fort. Transported. Not listed in the Muster Roll. The Prisoners of the '45, Vol. III, Scottish History Society, 1929, pages 166 & 167 William MacLeod from Harrapool, Broadford, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 26

27 William MacLeod from Robostan, Regiment: MacKinnon's Rank: Other Ranks Nothing more known about this man. Page 27