Historical and genealogical account of the Clan Maclean

GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT. 223
next married to a daughter of Maclean
of Treshnish, by whom he had Eachuinn
or Hector Mor, who succeeded him, and
the notorious Allan na Sop. He had also a
son named Patrick, who became bishop of
the isles. Lachlan Cattanach Maclean was
killed in his bed in Edinburgh at an ad-
vanced age by Campbell of Achallader,
brother to the injured Lady Elizabeth. He
was succeeded by his eldest son,
Hector Mor Maclean, Lord of Duart and
Morvern, who was married to Mary, daugh-
ter of Alexander-Mac-Ian-Chathanaich Mac-
donald of Isla and the Glens, by whom he
had Eachuinn, or Hector Oig, who suc-
ceeded him, and Ian or John Dubh of
Morvern, predecessor of the families of
Kinlochaline, Drimnin, Pennycross, &c. He
had also seven daughters : 1. Marion,
married to Norman Macleod of Harris :
2. Mary, to Macdonald of Slaite : 3. Julian,
married first to O'Donnell Lord of Tyrcon-
nell, and again to O'Neil Lord of Tyrone :
4. Una, married to Cameron of Locheil,
chief of the Clan- Cameron : 5. Catherine
the elder, to Archibald Roy fourth Earl of
Argyle : 6. Jennette, to the chief of the
Clanrannald : 7« Catherine the younger,
who died unmarried. Hector Mor died
about the latter end of the reign of Queen