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315 The 29 of September 1642 Mr William McCkinze minister att
Tarbertt departitt and buritt thair.
Grandson of Alexander Mackenzie I of Davochmoluag (but not noted
in Mackenzie, Mackenzies, 499-500). See Scott, Fasti, vii, 75.
Macfarlane, Gen. Coll., i, 80, dates his death 1664, in Skye, but this may
relate to a son.
1643
316 The 29 of this monethe [January] 1643 Heu Ros off Tollie with tua
off his serviands died suddenly in ane chamber in the castall of
Cromartie and vas buried at Fern the second off Februar the said yeir.
Spalding, Troubles, ii, 228-9, dates Hugh’s death 1 February. Son of
Hugh of Breakach (242). See Reid, 24, 104-05; A.M. Ross, 74-5; GCR,
232. For the family of Tollie/Achnacloich see 212, 242, 279.
Hugh III of Tollie was retoured general heir to his father, and special
heir in Tollie to his grandfather Hugh II on 1 October 1622 (Retours, ii.
General, no. 1042, and ii, Ross and Cromarty, no. 62). He was a close
supporter of David Ross XII of Balnagown (344), giving him a band of
service, 1637 (Macgill, no. 544), and accounting to him for the purchase
of arms and ammunition, 1643 (Macgill, p. 273). David Ross gave him
tacks of the offices of bailie of Strathoykel and Westray, and keeper of
the forest of Freevater 1637 (see 344). His widow and unnamed heirs
appear in the 1644 valuation (Fraser-Mackintosh, 368), but Tollie was
apprised from John Ross, son and apparent heir, before 28 May 1644
(RMS, ix, 1568).
317 The 8 off Marche 1643 George Munro of Tarlogie departitt att
Teainrian in Str .
Son of Donald of Tarlogie (250). Husband of: Isobel, daughter of
William Innes of Calrossie (238), to whom, with her three sisters, the
Calrossie inheritance passed on the death of their brother James (see
262); she was the widow of William Ross of Easter Fearn/Priesthill
(286: marriage contract 21 March 1629 [RS37/4, 227v-228v]).
Recorded between 21 May 1604 (GD129/1/3/7) and 30 June 1639
(GD242/56/1/24). See Munro Tree, TITTI. The place of death is obscure.
George Munro had sasine as heir to his father Donald, 25 May 1612
(GD242/56/3/16). He held a tenement in Tain, 1612 (SC34/28/90
[Macgill, no. 53]), and received heritors’ payments towards upholding