Historical and genealogical account of the Clan Maclean

GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT. 221
The seneachie is also silent as to who was
the wife of Gillicallum. No further record is
given of him than that he fought at Bannock-
burn under King Robert Bruce, and at his death
left a son named
Ian or John Dubh Maclean, who succeeded
him. John Dubh was married to a daughter
of the lord of the braes of Lochaber, by
whom he had
Lachlan Lubaneach Maclean, his successor,
and
Hector Reganeach, predecessor of the Macleans
of Lochbuy.
Lachlan Lubaneach Maclean of Duart was
married to the Lady Elizabeth, daughter of
John Lord of the Isles, and grand- daughter
of Robert II. King of Scotland, by whom
he had
Eachuinn Ruadh, or Hector Rufus Belli-
cosus, who was killed at Harlaw. Hector
Rufus Maclean was married to a daughter
of the Earl of Douglas, by whom he had
two sons, —
Lachlan Bronneach, who succeeded him, and
John Dubh, of whose descendants, if he had
any, no notice is taken.
Lachlan Bronneach Maclean was twice
married : First, to Lady Margaret, daughter
of Alexander Earl of Mar, by whom he had