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

CAMPBELLS OF AUCHINBRECK.
The immediate ancestor of this family was Sir Duncan
Campbell, Lord of Lochow, progenitor of the Duke of
Argyll, and the twenty-ninth generation of that illustri-
ous house in direct male line, who died in 1453.
He married to his second wife, Margaret, daughter
of Sir John Stewart of Blackhall, by whom he had
four sons —
1st. Duncan, the first of this family.
2nd. Neil, of whom the Lairds of Ellingree.
3rd. Alexandee, of whom the old family of Otter.
I. Duncan Campbell, eldest son of the second
marriage of Duncan, Baron of Lochow, Lord Camp-
bell, &c, got from his father a considerable estate —
viz., the lands of Clun Lutter, in Co wall, with the
twenty pound land of Glencry, &c, which were con-
firmed to him by a charter under the great seal from
King James the Second, dated 19th June, 1452. He
was father of —
II. Dugald, designed by the title of Auchinbreck.
He married the only daughter of Lawmond of
that ilk, by whom he had a son,