Historical and genealogical account of the Clan Maclean

GENEALOGICAL ACCOUNT. SCO
Mary daughter of Laclilan Maclean oi
Lochbuy, by whom he had Allan, Donald,
Charles, John, and Lacldan ; he was suc-
ceeded by his eldest son,
Allan, 10th Maclean of Ardgour. It
would appear that the tenth laird of Ard-
gour was the most improvident of his
race. By mis-management and extrava-
gance he so sunk the estate, by mortgage
and otherwise, that his affairs were looked
upon for a time as little better than des-
perate. Under the judicious management,
however, of his relatives, Hector Maclean
of Coll and Donald Maclean of Torloisk, the
estate was ultimately rescued from danger.
He was married to Anne daughter of Sir
Ewen Cameron of Locheil, by whom he
had Donald, Ewen, John, Archibald, Allan,
James, Isobelle, Margaret, and Mary. Isobelle
was married to Donald Maclean of Brolas,
Margaret to Angus Maclean of Kinloch-
aline, Mary to John, son of Charles Maclean
of Inverscadell ; Donald, the eldest son, died
unmarried ; Ewen, the next to him, died at
sea on his way from Virginia, where he was
engaged in mercantile pursuits ; Archibald
also died unmarried ; Allan emigrated to the
colony of Georgia, and died there ; Jameswas
a lieutenant in Colonel Montgomery's High-
landers ; a detachment of whom being sent
from Nova Scotia to aid in the conquest of