Genealogical memoirs of the Duffs

32 Genealogical Memoirs of the Duffs.
Thomas Tulloch of Tannachy, one of the oldest
familys in Murray, to whom she had one son,
the present Tannachy, and one daughter, Eliza-
beth, married to Alexander Cuming of Craig-
miln, who was engaged with Prince Charles in
1745, taken Prisoner at Culloden, and died iri
Jail at Carlisle, in 1746, leaving by her five
daughters & two sons, one an Ofhcer in France,
and married to a French woman, and the other
a Miln-wright iri Jamaica.
4. Elizabeth, married to a Brother of Sir
James Calder's, but died in half a year aften
Clunybeg's second son, John Duff of Baulma-
killach, was a very brave young man, and joined
Montrose, soon after he set up his Standart, he
got a Commission, and was the Marquis' close
companion in all his marches and warlike ex-
peditions. The House of Castle Forbes was
committed by Montrose to his Custody, and he
kept a small Garrison in it, and defended it
against all the power of the Forbeses, who were
then mostly Covenanters, all the time the Mar-
quis was in arms, and half a year after he was