Clan Gillean

Untraced Families. 483
Aonghus Og. — Angus Og Maclean was born in
Coll, and belonged to the Boreray branch of the
Macleans of Ardgour. His father's name was
Angus. His mother was a Macfadyen. He had
a son named Lachlan, who had a son named
Neil. Neil had three sons ; Lachlan, John, and
Norman. Lachlan was a carpenter by trade, and
was known as Lachainn Saor. He came to Nova
Scotia, and settled in Keppoch, Antigonish County.
He died in July, 1855, and left five sons ; Neil,
Archibald, Norman, John, and Alexander. The
Rev. Lachlan A. Maclean, of Louisburg, Cape
Breton, is a son of Alexander.
Donald, Alexander, and James Maclean. —
Donald, Alexander, and James Maclean were
brothers, and were born in North Uist. It is
pretty certain that they belonged to the Boreray
branch of the Ardgour family. Their parents
were drowned while crossing from Uist to the
mainland. Donald went to Jamaica, prospered in
business, and sent for Alexander and James. He
married Ann Susanna Rodon, by whom he had
Lachlan, George-Rodon, and Ann. Alexander
was born in 1767. He became proprietor of the
Crawle River and Orange Hill estates in Jamaica.
He returned to Scotland in 1819, and settled in
Liberton. He married, in the same year, Mary
Baigrie, by whom he had Catherine-Ann, Alex-
ander, Donald, and John M. He died in 1839.
His youngest son, John M., is the well-known
member of parliament for Cardiff.