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PRISONERS OF THE ’45
NO.
2309
2310
2311
REGIMENT.
M'Leod, Daniel Lovat’s
MXeod, Daniel Cromarty’s
Macleod, Donald Glengarry’s
PRISON
CAREER.
Inverness
June 1746;
‘ Margaret
& Mary ’
Inverness ;
‘ Liberty ’
Tilbury
5.7.46 Ben-
becula ;
Portree,
H.M.S.
‘ Furnace,’
9-8.46
London
(Tilbury),
‘Jane of
Leith,’
House of a
messenger
2312 M'Leod, Donald
(1)
Cromarty’s
2313 M'Leod, Donald Cromarty’s
(2)
2314 M'Leod, Donald Lovat’s
Inverness
June 1746 ;
‘ Alexander
& James,’
‘ Liberty &
Property ’
Medway
Inverness
June 1746 ;
‘ Wallsgrave,
Tilbury Fort
Inverness
June 1746 ;
‘ Liberty ’
Medway
ULTIMATE
DISPOSAL.
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Released
11.6.47
Transported
20.3.47
Transported
31.3.47
Transported
31.3.47

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