Historical and genealogical account of the Clan Maclean

268 BIOGRAPHICAL AND
loyalty of the Macleans in general, and
of the family of Ardgour in particular. Allan
was married to Catherine daughter of Allan
of Locheil, chief of the Clan-Cameron, and
had by her eleven sons, John, Hector, Allan,
* Charles, Donald, Lachlan M6r, Lachlan
Oig, Ewen the elder, JEwen the younger,
Archibald, and John the younger. The latter
John and his brother Donald were killed at
Inverkeithing. He had also three daughters,
Mary, married to Charles Maclean of Ard-
nacross ; Marion, married to John Maclean
of Toteronald ; and Christiana. The 7th
laird of Ardgour lived to a great age, and
at his death left to Ins heir a productive and
an unburdened estate. He was succeeded
by his eldest son,
John Crubach, 8th Maclean of Ardgour.
He was twice married ; first, to Anne,
daughter of Campbell of DunstafFnage, by
whom he had Ewen, Lachlan, Donald,
Allan, and Archibald : of Lachlan de-
scended the family of Blaich ; secondly, to
Marrion, daughter of Hector Maclean, laird
of Torloisk (relict of Maclean of Coll), by
whom he had one son, John.
John Crubach lived to an advanced age,
and was succeeded by his son,
Ewen, 9th Maclean of Ardgour, who married
* Grandfather of the late Rev. Dr. James Maclean, minister
of Gorbals, Glasgow.