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ORIGIN.
France
France
Naas, Co. Kil¬
dare, Ireland
France
Aberdeen
PRISONERS OF THE ’45 15
U3E. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.
— Captured at sea off Montrose.—Scots Mag., Nov.
1745,541,590; S.P.D., 81-29.
— Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541,590 ;
S.P.D., 81-29.
— Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D.,
79-26,81-293. ‘ A poor deaf man.’ He pleaded
guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. 1746, was sen¬
tenced to death, but was reprieved.—Scots Mag.,
1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 107-74 ; P.R.,
3625-14 ; Baga, Ixix. 189.
— Taken on suspicion.—S.P.D., 92-201.
— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147.
50 Ale seller and farmer in Turriff.—S.P.D., 86-18.
Against his name is shown the words ‘ occasioned
M'Leod’s defeat,’ presumably referring to Lord
Lewis Gordon’s defeat of M‘Leod at the
‘ Skirmish of Inverurie ’ on 23rd Dec. 1745 when
he forced M‘Leod to cross the Spey, thus leaving
Aberdeen open for the Prince. On the drawing
of lots for the one man in twenty who should
stand his trial, Maver drew the fatal lot but
was not tried. He may have turned King’s
Evidence. He appealed to be discharged, and
was released in 1747.—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-46;
S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.
17 Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124.
ORIGIN.
France
France
Naas, Co. Kil¬
dare, Ireland
France
Aberdeen
PRISONERS OF THE ’45 15
U3E. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.
— Captured at sea off Montrose.—Scots Mag., Nov.
1745,541,590; S.P.D., 81-29.
— Captured at sea.—Scots Mag., Nov. 1745, 541,590 ;
S.P.D., 81-29.
— Weaver. Taken at capture of Carlisle.—S.P.D.,
79-26,81-293. ‘ A poor deaf man.’ He pleaded
guilty at his trial on 2nd Oct. 1746, was sen¬
tenced to death, but was reprieved.—Scots Mag.,
1746, 483, 543 ; S.P.D., 88-42, 107-74 ; P.R.,
3625-14 ; Baga, Ixix. 189.
— Taken on suspicion.—S.P.D., 92-201.
— Scots Mag., March 1746, 147.
50 Ale seller and farmer in Turriff.—S.P.D., 86-18.
Against his name is shown the words ‘ occasioned
M'Leod’s defeat,’ presumably referring to Lord
Lewis Gordon’s defeat of M‘Leod at the
‘ Skirmish of Inverurie ’ on 23rd Dec. 1745 when
he forced M‘Leod to cross the Spey, thus leaving
Aberdeen open for the Prince. On the drawing
of lots for the one man in twenty who should
stand his trial, Maver drew the fatal lot but
was not tried. He may have turned King’s
Evidence. He appealed to be discharged, and
was released in 1747.—S.P.D., 88-60, 95-46;
S.P.D. Entry Book, 84.
17 Labourer.—S.P.D., 88-124.
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