Series 2 > Origins of the 'Forty-five

HIGHLAND GENTLEMEN OF THE ’FORTY-FIVE 455
CAMERONS
Donald Cameron of Lochiel, chief.
John, his father (retired chief).
Alexander of Dungallon, major.
Alexander, his son, standard-bearer.
Alexander of Druimnasaille.
Alexander, hr. of Lochiel, priest.
Alexander of Glenevis.
Allan of Lundavra, lieut.
Allan of Callart, lieut.
Allan, brother of Glenevis.
Archibald, doctor, hr. of Lochiel,
A.D.C. to Prince Charles.
Donald of Erracht,
Donald of Glenpean.
Duncan, Fortingal, Epis. chaplain.
I Duncan, Nine Mile Water.
| Ewen of Inverlochy, capt.
i Ewen of Dawnie, capt.
| Ewen, uncle of Callart.
I Ewen, brother of Druimnasaille.
j Hugh of Annock.
j James, ensign, k’ld at Prestonpans.
John, brother of Callart.
Ludovick of Torcastle.
Cameron of Arroch, capt.
of Clunes.
of Kinlochleven.
of Strone.
John, Presb. minister, Fortwilliam.
MACKENZIES
Lord Cromartie’s Regiment
The Earl of Cromartie.
Lord Macleod, his son.
Colin Mackenzie, br. ofBallone, capt.
John of Ardloch, capt.
William, brother of Kilcoy, capt.
William, br. of Allangrange, capt.
Donald, Irnhavanny, capt.
Colin, Cullecuden, capt.
Donald, Fetterboy, capt.
John, Elgin, surgeon.
Alexander, br of Dundonald, lieut.
Roderick, br. of Keppoch, lieut.
Alexander of Corrie, lieut.
Hector Mackenzie, lieut.
Alexander, Miltown of Ord, lieut.
I Alexander, Una Ross, lieut.
! Alexander, Killend, f officer.’
j Colin of Badluachrach, ‘officer.’
Bariedale’s Regiment
Alex. Mackenzie of Lentron, major.
| Kenneth and Colin, his brothers.
| Kenneth, brother of Fairhurn, a
schoolboy, capt.1
John Mackenzie of Torridon was a
nephew of Macdonell of K eppoch,
and attached himself and his
following to his uncle’s regiment.
1 Interesting information on the raising of Fairburn’s men is given by the
French envoy, writing to the French Foreign Minister: Lady Mackintosh, he
says, ‘ a bien ete imitee par une autre fort jolie personne de son age, nommee
Barbe Gourdon, femme de Mekensie de Ferbam, le plus considerable des
vassaux et des parens de milord Seaforth. Celle-cy n’a pas banni son mari; mais,
malgre luy, elle a vendu ses diamants et sa vaisselle pour lever des hommes.
Elle s’en a ramasse cent ciquante des plus braves du pais, qu’elle a joint a ceux
de miladi Seaforth, sous la conduite de son beau-frere.’
This ‘ beau-frere ’ may mean Kenneth, her husband’s brother, or it may mean
Barisdale who was married to her husband’s sister. Young Lentron in the
List of Persons concerned in the Rebellion is termed a schoolboy. I find no
mention of this Barbara Gordon in the Mackenzie clan history.