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Florence, daughter of John MacLean of Treshnish, by whom he had one son,
John, and three daughters, Florence, Mary, and Ann. John married Isabella,
daughter of John MacLean of the Borreray family, and factor of Ardgour, by
■whom he had issue. Ann married lieutenant Neil MacLean, of the Leda
frigate, who lost his life as previously mentioned. Donald was succeeded by
his son,
VI. Lachlan, Sixth MacLean of Muck,
■Served in the American revolutionary war, between 1775-82. He mar-
ried an American lady, Hannah Barbara Cottingham, by whom he had a
numerous issue. He was for some time lieutenant-colonel of the Breadalbane
fencibles, and afterward held the post of deputy lieutenant of the Tower.
I have no further information concerning this family, save the descendants
of John, second son of Donald. See Chapter XXV.
CHAPTER XXII.
THE Macleans of deimnacross.
The third cadet of the family of Coll is descended from Neil MacLean of
Drimnacross, third son of Lachlan, sixth laird of Coll. Neil accompanied Sir
Lachlan MacLean during the civil wars, and, under Sir Hector Roy MacLean,
was severely wounded at Inverkeithing. He married Florence, daughter of
Allan MacDonald of Morrer, and had issue : Hector, Allan, Marian, Ann,
, Florence, Margaret, and Janet. The elder son. Hector MacLean of
Torrestan, was a captain in Sir John MacLean's regiment at Killiecrankie,
and was killed at Dunkeld. He married Florence, daughter of Lachlan Mac-
Lean of Calgary, and by her had one son, Lachlan, who succeeded him in the
lands of Torrestan. Lachlan served for some time in the war in Flanders
under general Murray, but being unjustly treated on the subject of promotion,
he retired in disgust from the service. He married Margaret, daughter of
Rev. Alexander MacDonald, minister of the Small Isles, by whom he had sev-
eral sons, all of whom died young. He also had several daughters, who were
married.
Neil's second son, Allan MacLean of GrisiboU, or Grishipoll, married
Catherine, daughter, of Hugh MacLean of Balliphetrish, of the family of
Borreray, and had issue : Lachlan, John, Neil, Allan, Florence, who married