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ORIGIN.
Perthshire
AGE. NOTES AND AUTHORITIES.
— J.R., Perth.
Ross 31 Drummer, deserted from Loudoun’s regt.—S.P.D.,
86-55, 84-2, 88-60, 95-2 ; S.P.D. Entry Book, 84 ;
P.R., 3621-3.
Inverness-shire 70
See Gulloden List.—Allardyce, ii. 612; S.P.D., 84-2.
France
24 S.P.D., 94-255.
Auchmithie,
St. Vigeans,
Forfar
Beddyvaughan
[sic]
France
‘ Voluntarily enlisted into the rebel army, accom¬
panied them into England, was at Falkirk and
went North.’—P.C., 178; S.P.D., 84-2, 94-41.
Was discharged by order of Duke of Newcastle
for want of evidence against him.—Scots Mag.,
1747, 87.
S.P.D., 81-293 ; P.R., 3621-3.
S.P.D., 93-30 ; P.R., 3622-12.
Ireland
Cornet, has no commission.’—S.P.D., 86-55, 84-2,
88-60 ; P.R., 3622-12.
— He was undoubtedly de jure 5th Lord Mordington
but had never assumed the title on his father’s
death in June 1741. He was taken prisoner
and arraigned at Carlisle 11th Sept. 1746 on
a charge of high treason. The nature of his
offence is not known. As ‘ Charles Douglas, Esq.’
he then pleaded his Peerage as heir male of the
body of the second peer. The plea remained