House of Argyll and the collateral branches of the clan Campbell, from the year 420 to the present time

YOUNGER BRANCHES. 177
forfeiture) to his son Duncan and his heirs, they
bearing the surname of Campbell, and of the
family of Maciver (arma et cognomen de Campbell,
et familise de Maciver, gerentibus, &c), whereas,
before this period, as observed above, they used the
surname Maciver, and carried the arms of that family
solely.
Iver was succeeded by his son —
X. Duncan Campbell of Asknish, who was very
active in civilising the Argyllshire men ; married a
daughter of MacAlister of Loup, an ancient and
honourable branch of the Clan MacDonald, by whom
he had four sons,
1st. Duncan, who succeeded him.
2nd. Angus, who carried on the line of the family.
3rd. Malcolm, who died without issue.
4th. Donald, a polite, well-accomplished gentle-
man, and much in favour with Archibald, first Duke of
Argyll.
XI. Duncan, who died without issue.
XII. Angus Campbell of Asknish, second son of
Duncan, succeeded his brother Duncan, and married
Catherine, daughter of Campbell, Captain of
Dunstaffnage, by a daughter of Buchanan of
Leny, in Perthshire, and by her he had two sons,
1st. Angus, his heir.
2nd. Alexander.
He was succeeded by his eldest son —
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