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PRISONERS OF THE ’45
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ORIGIN.
Glengarry
Perth
Aberdeen
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeenshire
Perth
Inverness
Callendar
Benbecula
North Uist
NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.
On suspicion.—J.R., Perth ; Addl. MSS., 24900-29.
‘ Carrier in Sir Robert Clifton’s work.’—S.P.D.,
86-18, 84-2. No reference to his disposal;
probably died.
Servant to James M‘Andrew in Glenmuick.—
S.P.D., 86-18. No further reference to him.
S.P.D., 84-2.
S.P.D., 84-2. No further reference to him. May
have died.
‘ Spins.’ Taken at capture of town.—S.P.D.,
91-84; P.R., 3621-3.
Brewer. ‘ Carried arms and went to England.’—
P.C., 114; S.P.D., 79-25, 81-88. His fate is
not known.—Atholl, iii. 132.
J.R., Stirling.
Servant to Benbecula. Turned King’s Evidence.
He was in the house of Dick, the messenger, for
a year, and was never brought to trial. On 11th
June 1747 he was released.—Scots Mag., 1747,
292 ; S.P.D., 98-41 ; Albemarle, i. 70.
Captured at fall of Carlisle. ‘ Taken in actual
rebellion.’—S.P.D., 81-88. Pleaded guilty at
his trial on 2nd Oct. 1746 and was sentenced to
death, but reprieved.—S.P.D., 88-42; Scots
Mag., 1746, 483, 543 ; Atkoll, iii. 132.
Itinerant tailor.—S.P.D., 87-122. ‘ Capt. Fer¬
guson reports he was guilty of many acts of
barbarity and was to be employed by Barrisdale
to undertake the murder of him.’—S.P.D., 88-60.
Against his name is stated : ‘ Evidence against
Lord Lovat.’ He was still in Tilbury Fort in
April 1747. He was released after Lovat’s
execution.—S.P.D., 93-147, 96-64, 97-133.