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1 HIGHLAND COUNCIL ARCHIVES Accession Reference GB232/Acc.1624 CL/B CL/B CL/B/1 PERSONAL PAPERS 13 th 16 th Clan Chiefs, Ewen Macallan, Ewan Beag, Donald Dubh, Allan Macdonald Dubh CL/B/1/1 Short transcripts of five sets of documents: Donald Don Mcconall McEwin lard of Locheild.. evidentis to Johnne Spens, burges of Ed r (1564), Inventar of Allane Camron (1495), Minut of.. evidentis of Knokdort and Glenneves (1537), Inventar of evidentitis for Allane Cameron of Lochiell (1607), Inventour of.. wreits of Lochyeill (1623); 3 CL/B/2 17 th Clan Chief, Ewen Cameron of Lochiel (born 1629, died 1719, Chief ). See also CL/B/3/1, CL/B/40/ CL/B/2/1 Introduction to the Life of Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel, Chief of the Clan Cameron CL/B/2/1/1 Untitled document on which the Introduction (CL/B/2/1/4) was based, with a few annotations; handwritten document loosely sewn together, original cover sheet missing; 1 item CL/B/2/1/2 Untitled document on which the Introduction (CL/B/2/1/4) was based, with a few annotations; handwritten document loosely sewn together, part of last page missing; 1 item

2 CL/B/2/1/3 Untitled document on which the Introduction (CL/B/2/1/4) was based, with a few annotations; handwritten document, pages 1 and 2 and last two pages missing; 5 CL/B/2/1/4 CL/B/2/2 CL/B/2/3 Introduction to the Life of Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel, Chief of the Clan Cameron containing The Antiquities of that Family with some Account of the neighbouring Clans, From an original M.S. in the possession of Ewen Cameron Esq of Fassfern written at Achnacarry, previous to the year 1745 by Mr Macgregor of Balhaldie, with footnotes; leather-bound volume with numbered pages (81) and some margin notes. A note on page 50 suggests that the subsequent pages were transcribed by Mary Anne Cameron in London, Memoirs of the Life of Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel by John Drummond of Balhaldie 1737 (?) Transcribed from a MS in the possession of [blank] and collated with a MS the property of Miss Cameron of Lochiel. NB The collations of Mis Cameron s MS are marked in red ink on the margin words or passages surrounded with a red line are omitted in that copy. Additional are written on separate slips; large leather bound volume, marked Sir Ewen Cameron I on the spine, with three separate slips and a letter to Miss Cameron from C. Macgregor (1829) re the memoirs; 4. Note: volume was presented to Lochiel by Francis Cameron-Head of Inverailort on 16/06/1956. Memoirs of The Life and Actions of Sir Ewen Cameron of Locheile, Book 2, Containing the most material passages of his Life from the Restoration to the Revolution; large leather bound volume, marked Sir Ewen Cameron II on the spine, with margin notes and other annotations (as in Volume I, CL/B/2/2), signed on the last page Jo Drummond, Balhadys, 07/03/1737; 1 item. Note: 07/03/1737

3 CL/B/2/4 volume was presented to Lochiel by Francis Cameron-Head of Inverailort on 16/06/1956. Memoirs of the Life and Actions of Sir Ewen Cameron of Locheile Chief of The Clan Cameron, Book 3d, Containing the most material passages of his life from the Revolution to his Death; leather bound volume, with original margin notes only, date on inside front cover 11/04/1689; 1 item. See CL/B/40/1 for origin of book plate on inside front cover. 11/04/1689 CL/B/3 Jacobite papers from sources unknown, held by founder of [West Highland] Museum, Fort William. They were lodged in a local bank in 1927 and released to Donald Cameron of Lochiel by the bank in Typed transcripts made at about that time, and with numbers corresponding to that of the relevant original document, plus the suffix a, are filed in a separate folder CL/B/3/1 CL/B/3/2 CL/B/3/3 CL/B/3/4 CL/B/3/5 CL/B/3/6 CL/B/3/7 A Transcript of the Petition of Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel [17 th Clan Chief, see CL/B/2] to the Committee of Estates in the year 1650, with decision of the Committee. Date of transcription not shown. The Declaratione of the presbiterians now in ye west of Scotland Minute Between The Earl of Balcarres and Sir Ewen Camerone Document given under seal of James II (refers to purchase of lands of Sunart and Ardnamurchan from Lord Bocares) Letter to The Laird of Locheill younger from J Stewart, Appin (in London) Letter from A Cameron in London to his brother, referring to the Duke of Atholl and others Sender and recipient unidentified, though partial signature reads your affect ; letter 26/03/ /10/ /03/ /09/ /03/ /03/1712

4 CL/B/3/8 CL/B/3/9 CL/B/3/10 CL/B/3/11 CL/B/3/12 CL/B/3/13 CL/B/3/14 CL/B/3/15 CL/B/3/16 CL/B/3/17 refers to an enclosure for Appin and payment to heads of Clan from the Queen; incomplete Letter from Alex McDonell to Much Honoured ; refers to Keppoch, Glenmoriston and others Letter from Drummond [alias Alexander Macgregor] thanking recipient for a plade and assuring him of his friendship Letter from McLeod (at Glenelg) to John Cameron of Locheile younger re payment of McLeod s quota Unsigned letter to the laird of Locheill younger, mentioning ratification of treaty, writer s response to criticism of subscribers to the Highland Adress, establishment of charity schools Letter from your affect cousine Stewart to Dr C [Dr Archibald Cameron, 4 th son of John Cameron of Lochiel] re affair of Borlins and its threat to ruine us both Letter from Alexr McDonell referring to Appin, King and Queen of France, and others Letter from the Laird of Locheill younger from? Stewart at Lettershuna re pensions and with thanks to the Treasurer (in poor condition) Three draft letters on one sheet: from Dowager Electress Brunswick & Lunenburgh to Late Princess Sophia warning her not to disturb the succession, to the Duke of Cambridge (undated) warning him not to enter my Kingdome, to the Duke of Cambridge from Oxford re the Duke s succession Letter from Dundas to Mr Black and Mr Dunbar referring to Mr Killers afaires Letter from [Earl of] Mar to Locheill re letter to the King assuring him of loyalty 08/05/ /05/ /05/ /04/ /12/ /01/ /04/ /05/ /08/ /10/1714

5 CL/B/3/18 CL/B/3/19 CL/B/3/20 CL/B/3/21 CL/B/3/22 CL/B/3/23 CL/B/3/24 CL/B/3/25 CL/B/3/26 CL/B/3/27 CL/B/3/28 CL/B/3/29 CL/B/3/30 CL/B/3/31 of Gentlemen of Highlands Letter to The Laird of Lochiell Younger referring to elections, Glengerrie Letter from Maitland at Fort William to The Laird of Glengarie requesting meeting Letter from Alexr McDonell to the Laird of Locheill younger Receipt by Robert Stewart, Appin, from James Gray, merchant Receipt by J Stewart, Appin, from James Gray, merchant Receipt by Dun Campbell from James Gray Receipt by Allan McDonald of Moydartt from James Gray Receipt by Alex McDonell from Laird of Locheill Letter from All Macdonell to the Laird of Lochell re meeting at Dalmucker Address by [Earl of] Mar at Aboin to The Lairds of Glengary, Lochiel, Clanranald,Keppoch, Apin, Glenco, McDougal and Glenmoriston requiring them to raise men and arms in the Kings interest Letter from [Earl of] Mar at Braemar to Laird of Lochyeal younger that he has an opportunity.. of serveing yr King & Country Letter from Clanronald to the Laird of Locheill younger re his neighbours raising arms Letter from Maclaine to The Laird of Locheil younger re gathering forces Letter from J:C: at Chesthill to The Laird of Lochaber Your. (his Cusine ) entreating him to relieve the poor 10/10/ /12/ /01/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /03/ /04/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/1715

6 CL/B/3/32 CL/B/3/33 CL/B/3/34 CL/B/3/35 CL/B/3/36 CL/B/3/37 CL/B/3/38 CL/B/3/39 CL/B/3/40 CL/B/3/41 CL/B/3/42 CL/B/3/43 CL/B/3/44 Glenlyon men Warrand to John Cameron of Lochyell from John Earl of Mar, to raise men and march to Argyleshyre Letter from Alexr Gordon at Achchalader to The Laird of Lochell re forces already joining Earl of Mar Letter from Alexr Gordon at Achtertyre in Strathfillan to The Laird of Lochell asking him to hurry to Strathfillan Letter from Alexr Gordon at Kirktoun of Dysart to The Laird of Lochyell urging him to make all heast to join him Letter from [Earl of] Mar at Scoon to Sir William Gordon, Deputy Governor of Inverlochie asking him to join forces on behalf of our rightfull King Letter from A Cameron to his brother with advice on route of his journey Letter from Breadalbany at Taymouth to Honoured Cousine hoping to meet him. See also CL/B/4/2. Letter from [Earl of] Mar at Scoon to Lochyel with orders about disposition of men Letter from [Earl of] Mar at Perth with his marching orders Order to the Laird of Lochyel from [Earl of] Mar at Montrose By his Majesty s Command re his marching orders Letter to The Laird of Locheall with cipher signature expressing hesitation about joining forces for the King Letter from [Earl of] Mar to The Laird of Lochyeal re neglect of his (Lochyeal s) nephew and expressing hopes of an eventual restoration Letter from Tullibardine (Marquess, Duke of Atholl) at Illand Donnan to The Laird 27/09/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /01/1715/16 19/01/ /01/ /01/1715/16 31/01/1715/16 03/02/1715/16 07/02/ /08/ /05/1719

7 CL/B/3/45 of Lochile att Auchnacarrie re news of a landing in England Letter from Seaforth to The Laird of Locheille asking him to join the uprising 03/05/1719 CL/B/3/46 Letter from William Marquess of Tullibardine, Lieutenant General of his Majesty s forces in Scotland at Illeand Donnan to the Laird of Lochile, re landing in England and requesting him to raise his men and march to a rendezvous, with cover sheet; 2 04/05/1719 CL/B/3/47 CL/B/3/48 CL/B/3/49 CL/B/3/50 CL/B/3/51 CL/B/3/52 CL/B/3/53 CL/B/3/54 CL/B/3/55 Letter from [Marquess of] Tullibardine at Head of Loch Long to The Laird of Lochile advising that there are still hopes of a happy landing in England and asking him to raise small parties of men Letter from [Marquess of] Tullibardine at Kintaile to the Laird of Lochile asking him to march men to Glensheall Letter from [Marquess of] Tullibardine requesting a meeting and reporting Good News from abroad Letter from John Hay in Rome sending a Bill for 400 livres from the King Letter from John Hay in Rome enclosing letter from the King and bill for 600 livres Letter from John Hay, Rome, enclosing bill from the King for 1000 livres Letter from Inverness (John Hay) in Rome mainly re title conferred on him by the King Draft of letter to the King in answer to his from Albano of 13/06/1725 by Sir H Maclean in Paris apparently re failed uprising involving Lord Seaforth Letter from Inverness (John Hay) to Mr Cameron of Locheil enclosing bill for 400 livres from the King and re recent action by Lochiel, his son and Sir Hector Maclean 21/05/ /05/ /08/ /07/ /08/ /01/ /04/ /07/ /07/1725

8 CL/B/3/56 CL/B/3/57 CL/B/3/58 CL/B/3/59 CL/B/3/60 CL/B/3/61 CL/B/3/62 CL/B/3/63 CL/B/3/64 CL/B/3/65 CL/B/3/66 CL/B/3/67 CL/B/3/68 Letter from Inverness (John Hay) in Rome to Monsieur Cameron de Locheil a St Germain en Laye, mainly re Lochiel s brother Letter from Inverness (John Hay) in Albano enclosing bill for 400 livres Letter from Inverness (John Hay) at Albano to Monsieur Cameron de Lochiel re various letters Letter from Inverness (John Hay) re arrival of our friend Letter from Inverness (John Hay) re absence of word from our friend, and commenting on the King s health Letter from Inverness (John Hay) re Elector of Hanover and indemnities, and sending bill for 400 livres Letter from Inverness (John Hay) to Monsieur Cameron de Locheil, Paris reporting arrival of his friend Letter from Inverness (John Hay) in Rome to Mr Cameron Esqr of Locheil, Paris re King s decision to make him regular payments of 100 livres Letter from Inverness (John Hay) in Bologna to Locheil advising that his reflections have been passed on to the King Letter from A.C [Alan Cameron] to D.N (or D.H.) re living abroad, letter from Uncle William McDonald Ane account of all the personall debts Locheile owes and his wadsetts Letter from Brother A.C. to Deare Brother asking him to take care of the bearer of the letter Letter from Perth at Edinburgh mainly re Mister Cameron s movements 15/08/ /10/ /09/ /10/ /01/ /02/ /05/ /09/ /03/ /09/ /11/ /04/ /01/1738

9 CL/B/3/69 CL/B/3/70 CL/B/3/71 CL/B/3/72 CL/B/3/73 CL/B/3/74 CL/B/3/75 CL/B/3/76 CL/B/3/77 CL/B/3/78 Letter from J Chalmber to Mr Camerone of Locheill Esquaire mainly commenting on local conditions, some current events Copy of the Laird of Balhaldie s [J A Drummond] letter at Dunblane to the Lord Lovat re support for his Majesty, health of their respective families Copy of William ffraser s letter from Edinburgh, to the Lord Lovat re Lady Lovat s visit to Edinburgh and affairs in the Synod Letter from J Chalmber to Mr Camerone of Locheill Esquire re family, friends and local conditions Unsigned letter to unnamed recipient re deliveries of various sums of money; on the same sheet equally anonymous letter of later date on same subject Coppys of the Laird of McLeod s letters to the Lord Lovat & Evan Baillie of Aberiachen, both commenting on proceedings in parliament (?) and (in Baillie s letter) on affairs in Russia. Coppie of a Paragraph in a letter to C y Munro from his brother at London reporting events in parliament, especially Scots to be involved in the management of affairs, together with a list of their names, places and whom they would replace; 2 Coppy of a paragraph in William Fraser s letter to my Lord Lovat re Walpole s resignation and restoration of Duke of Argyle and others to their posts Copies of the Laird of McLeod & Mr John McLeod s letters to Lord Lovat, both reporting affairs in parliament, in the main. Letter from George Murray, Edinburgh re money to be sent to the writer 20/04/ /05/ /05/ /09/ /08/ /12/ /12/ /12/ /02/ /02/ / /05/1742 CL/B/3/79 Letter from J Chalmber to Mr Camerone 23/06/1742

10 CL/B/3/80 CL/B/3/81 of Locheill, mainly assuring him that certain papers are in good hands Copie Lord Lovat s Letter to ye Laird of McLeod, mainly commending certain Representations by all feuars in Scotland to the parliamentary representatives Letter from Chamber [J Chalmber] to Mr Camerone of Locheill re friends and family 19/11/ /1742 CL/B/3/82 Letter from [Earl of] Traquaire at Tairntoun, mainly that he will await the arrival of Mr Barclay with instructions/requests from friends (seemingly the addressee) 22/03/1743 CL/B/3/83 Letter from J Chalmber to Mr Camerone of Locheill re family and friends 12/06/1743 CL/B/3/84 Letter from Earl of Cromertie at Tarbothouse to Lord Lovat expressing thanks for their friendship 26/11/1743 CL/B/3/85 CL/B/3/86 Copy of the Earl of Cromertie s letter to Lord Lovat (see CL/B/3/84), together with copy of another letter from the Earl in similar vein Letter from Normand MacLeod in London to My very dear Lord reporting his travels and contacts in France and the Low Countries, and, briefly, parliamentary affairs 26/11/ /11/ /01/1744 CL/B/3/87 Letter from Tho. Fraser, Beaufort apparently to Lochiel re Lord Lovat s precarious health and strongly urging Lochiel to visit Lovat 18/02/1744 CL/B/3/88 CL/B/3/89 Letter from Normand MacLeod to Lord Lovat, mainly reassuring him about our Noble friends sentiments Coppie Parragraph of a Letter from Genle Griert to Lord Lovat re little accident to Sir Hector McLean and others 30/03/ /06/1745

11 CL/B/3/90 CL/B/3/91 Unsigned letter from Paris to unnamed addressee re the sender s role as Executor to the mother (seemingly wife of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, 19 th Chief) of three young, French-born children Double of the Generall letters offer d to L..tt by Sr Hr Mc-ne & L-ll to be sent to the King and by S-t rejected, advising, at some length, the futility of a rising for the time being 15/01/1763 CL/B/3/92 Note, or part of a letter, lacking addressee and signatory, mainly advising that his Majesty has ordered arms to be shipped and landed on the west coast (of Lochaber) CL/B/3/93 CL/B/3/94 Unsigned letter to My Lord expressing views about how to proceed in the affair in hand, in particular advice sent to the King Statement titled His Grace the D of Whartons Reasons for leaving his Native Country and espousing the cause of his Royal Master King James the 3d, signed Wharton, in the form of a small booklet of 5 pages CL/B/3/95 Draft of an agreement re division of certain Lands, Estates and pertinents CL/B/3/96 CL/B/3/97 CL/B/3/98 CL/B/3/99 A Cop of a letter from Locheill to My Lord Inverness re decision not to attempt anything at this time, also re sending over his brother Letter from J Chamber to Mr Camerone of Locheill re friends and family Draft letter re a letter (or instructions) received last night seemingly about the conduct to a landing on the west coast, and noting many shortcomings in that document. Letter from Campbell, Stewart and Campbell to their Brother re their urgent need for a meeting with him

12 CL/B/3/100 Unsigned letter to My Dear Lord seemingly offering advice about proposed marriage of his daughter to a member of the Clunys family CL/B/3/101 CL/B/3/102 CL/B/3/103 Unsigned draft of a letter to My Lord re foolish attempt made by Allans sons and my Lord s doubting the writer s sincerity Unattributed key to a cipher, according to a note at bottom of back page the rest of the Cipher is in a little paper.., with alphabetical list of names against those of people involved in the Jacobite cause, starting with The King, and The Queen, and numerical key to letters of the alphabet; 2 [Note: The transcript is incomplete, ending at names beginning with the letter L.] Small document bearing the words Earle of Mar & Lord Inverness Letters to John Lochiel CL/B/4 Compilation of Important 18 th century Letters originally filed between the pages of an album. Transcripts (some complete, some summarising contents) by Sir James Ferguson, Scottish Record Office, 13-14/03/1955, and numbered in the same sequence as the relevant documents, with the suffix a, for CL/B/4/2,5-11,17-20,22, are filed separately, with handwritten transcripts and summaries by Donald Cameron of Lochiel of CL/B/4/ CL/B/4/35 was found elsewhere and filed here for convenience CL/B/4/1 CL/B/4/2 CL/B/4/3 Glengarry to Locheall statement re Locheil s position as cautioner for McDonell re payment to Robert Taylor. Letter from Breadalbane (John, 1 st Earl) at Taymouth to Sir Ewen Camoron of Locheill re Cameron s daughter. See also CL/B/3/38. Letter from J Wier at Kyllehuntly to The Laird of Lochyeil re settling differences between the Earle & me re pasturing his 11/04/ /07/ /09/1713

13 CL/B/4/4 cattle in the Gaick Glenfeshie area Donald Cameron of Lochiel s letter to The Reverend Moderator of the Commission of the General Assembly re implications of the parish of Kilmonibag (sic) breaking off from the parish of Kilmalie. 25/02/1714 CL/B/4/5 Letter from Argyll (John, 2 nd Duke) in London, to the Gentlemen of the Shire of Argyll expressing appreciation of their loyalty CL/B/4/6 Letter from Lovat (Simon, 13 th Lord) in Inverness to The Laird of Lochiel (John Cameron) imploring him to accept an offer of help to save him (Lochiel) from ruin. CL/B/4/7 Letter from Tullibardine (William, Marquis) at Ileand Donnan, to Laird of Lochile (John Cameron) re ships sailing recently, Lord Seaforth s (and others ) movements, and asking him to rise your men, together with copies of letters from Seaforth to M: of T: (29/04/1719), from Ardsheall to Glendrule (28/04/1719) and from Viscount of Stormont to Lord Nairne (24/04/1719) each re sightings of ships, and landings. CL/B/4/8 Letter from Tullibardine (William, Marquis) to (presumably) John Cameron, hoping to meet him soon. 27/08/ /02/ /05/ /09/1719 CL/B/4/9 CL/B/4/10 CL/B/4/11 Letter from James R (Prince James Edward Stuart, The Old Chevalier) in Rome to Lochiel (John Cameron) directing him to remain in France and mentioning Allan Cameron, in Rome. Letter from Mar (John, 6 th Earl) in Paris to (presumably) John Cameron of Lochiel re latter s straitened circumstances. Letter from Inverness (John Hay of Cromlix, Earl of Inverness) to (possibly) Donald Cameron of Lochiel re news of the Royal family, and re addressee s return home 20/05/ /1724 c21/03/1725

14 CL/B/4/12 CL/B/4/13 Letter from Macleane (Sir Hector) in Paris to his cousin (John Cameron of Lochiel) re enclosed letter from the King (see CL/B/4/10). Copy of letter from James R (Prince James Edward Stuart, The Old Chevalier) in Rome to Locheill and Sir Hector Macleane expressing hope that the Highlanders can unite in his cause. 25/08/ /07/1725 CL/B/4/14 Letter from Fra Rosser (Francis Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester) in Paris to Mr Camoron of Lochiel at St Germain s, enclosing copy of a letter (presumably from the King ) see CL/B/4/12. 11/08/1725 CL/B/4/15 CL/B/4/16 CL/B/4/17 CL/B/4/18 CL/B/4/19 Copy of letter from The King ( James R ) to The Captain of Clanranald and Lochiell expressing concern at the hardships suffered by them and their friends, assuring them that the Duke of Ormond is working for their benefit, and of his gratitude for their loyalty. Letter from [General] George Wade, Inverness to The Laird of Lochiel or in his absence to Mr John Cameron his Brother, advising that the Chiefs and Tribes of the McKenzies have surrendered their arms and hoping that Lochiel will cause his people to bring their arms to Fort William. Notes of some Charters, for John Drummond writer, of the name of Cameron, in the Index of Charters , by John Corss, together with notes on the origin of the names Cameron & Chalmers. Wrapper for CL/B/4/17, in the form of an inverted letter cover, addressed to Donald Cameron of Lochiel at Achnacarry to be forwarded by Mr John McFarlane WS Draft (?) of a statement or letter in handwriting of Donald Cameron of Lochiel advising against an attempted 04/06/ /09/1725 c1720 c1730 c1720 c1730 c

15 CL/B/4/20 CL/B/4/21 CL/B/4/22 CL/B/4/23 CL/B/4/24 CL/B/4/25 CL/B/4/26 CL/B/4/27 rising unless French help is assured; lacks addressee and date. Statement by Alexander Drummond of Balhaldy re James VII s consideration of an earldom for Sir Ewen Cameron of Lochiel Copie of a letter from Kyllihuntly (James MacPherson) and another of the same nature from. To Lord Lovat re Bonds of Friendship by Donald Cameron and by MacPhersons of Cluny. Note: the second letter referred to on the cover is missing. Copy of a letter from France concerning the Adventures describing in detail the arrest and confinement of Prince Charles Edward at the orders of the King of France, followed by a copy of the Chevalier s letter to his son P- E-d. Letter from John Cameron at Fassfern to unnamed addressee (probably Lochiel) re Allan Glendessarie and lands of Inverscadle, also mentioning letter from Lady Lochiel asking for more money to pay for her children s schooling. Note from John Cameron of Lochiel at Lille to Mr John Mcfarlane WS, Edinburgh re payment to merchants of Dunkirk Accompt of the mony received by Lady Lochiel s since for France annotated receipts and disbursements with note re her furniture and other effects, and a List of the plate. Statement headed Dunkerque, Paid out by Jo Haliburton for Locheil during his stay here. Letter from John Haliburton at Dunkerque to John Cameron of Fassfern re enclosed account for his nephew 12/10/ /04/ /12/ /04/ /10/ /03/ /03/ /03/1763 CL/B/4/28 Inventory of what is in the Large trunk furnishings and clothing ; unsigned

16 CL/B/4/29 CL/B/4/30 Letter from John Cameron (of Lord Ogilbys regiment) of Locheil to Mr John Mcfarlane WS, Edinburgh asking him to send money belonging to him Letter from Fr Bacon at Oxford to Kingscote Daunt at Owlpin near Dursely Gloucestershire describing Battle of Preston 28/09/1745 CL/B/4/31 Photographic copies of Oaths of Allegiance by Sir Ewen Cameron to William of Orange and Mary, and by Robert McGregor to William and Mary. This document was purchased by Mr T Shaw, formerly MP for Angus, at the Poltalloch sale and presented to Donald Cameron of Lochiel by Mr M Shaw on 03/01/1947. They were endorsed by Mr Gregory, sometime Secretary of the Society of Antiquaries, as genuine. CL/B/4/32 CL/B/4/33 CL/B/4/34 CL/B/4/35 CL/B/5 CL/B/5/1 Photographic copy of note signed by O Sullivan re Lochiel s Regiment at Clifton in 1745; 1 item. Note: This document was purchased by Mr M Shaw with papers belonging to Mr T MacPhail KC and presented to Donald Cameron of Lochiel on 03/01/1947. Small black and white print of coat of arms bearing the motto Pro Rege et Patria ; 1 item Sepia reproduction of authentic portrait of Prince Charles Edward Stuart in the possession of Lockhart Robertson Esq. Glasgow; 1 item Copy letter from the Prince to Prince Jas of Sobiesky re offer of the crown of Polland ; 1 item. Transcript by SGA filed separately. 19 th Clan Chief, Donald Cameron (born 1695, died 1748; Chief ) Letter from Duke of Perth at Stobhall re offer of one of Lochiel s kinsmen to recruit for the French service subject to 18/10/ /03/ /05/1736

17 CL/B/5/2 CL/B/5/3 CL/B/5/4 Lochiel s approbation 1 item Account Locheill to Mr Jno McLachlan for postage (1740), Account Donald Cameron of Locheil with Archibald Cameron for building materials (1741); 2 Letter in Donald Cameron s handwriting (according to the envelope in which it was found) to Dear Uncle that he has explained himself fully upon this subject to the gentleman you did me the honour to send here who I hope are satisfied that have acted that part you might expect from me, I am very sensible that your Lordship has upon all occasions opinion of this family ; 1 item. Note: the letter is incomplete; see also CL/B/5/4. Letter, in handwriting identical to that of CL/B/5/3, and probably a continuation of that letter, protesting about the ridiculous message sent to him and anticipating that your Lordship will realise that he has mistaken the writer s intentions; 1 item. Note: the letter is incomplete. 18/11/ /12/1741 CL/B/5/5 Copy (handwritten) of Agreement between Donald Cameron of Lochiel and Donald Cameron of Clunes re wadsett right re lands of Clunes and others; 1 item. In 1926 the original document was held by F Cameron, Clunes, Kirkhill. 19/03/1727 CL/B/5/6 CL/B/6 Copy (typed) of Tack from Donald Cameron of Lochiel to Donald Cameron, Annat re lands of Annat and ferry of Annat; 4 Lovat Papers letters from Simon, 13 th Lord Lovat (c /04/1747), to Donald Cameron, 19 th Clan Chief. The letters were given to Donald Cameron of Lochiel (24 th Chief) through the courtesy of the representative of a family allied to his own and to that of the author of the letters. See also Transactions of the Gaelic Society of Inverness, Volume XII, 24/10/

18 CL/B/6/1 CL/B/6/2 CL/B/6/ , p367. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Cusin, mainly re friends and family and congratulating Lochiel on the birth of another son. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Lochiel re insult done him and his kindred by Lochiel and his relations. Sending his Baillies and Chamberlains to demand satisfaction for stolen cattle, and outlining the action he would then take. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Lochiel, expressing relief at resolution of problem with Allan s children and commenting on news about plan to restore the Chevalier. 30/03/ /10/ /02/1737 CL/B/6/4 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Honourable Dear Cousin, asserting that he will never again write one Syllable about Administration or Government. 12/05/1737 CL/B/6/5 Note from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dr Cousin re visit of Sir Archibald Grant and the Laird of Innerallachy 30/01/1740 CL/B/6/6 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Honourable and Dear Cousin mentioning his cure for aigue, complaining of treachery of his former agent Thomas Brodie WS and referring to friends and family; 2 CL/B/6/7 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Honourable & Dear Cousin re his son s illness, and problem of finding men to replace those in his Company who are under-sized, on pain of being reported by Major Grant to General Clayton. CL/B/6/8 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to Honourable and Dear Cousin re health of family members and surprise that they have not heard from Macgregor of Balhaldie 30/01/ /02/ /04/1740 CL/B/6/9 Letter from Simon Fraser in Edinburgh to his father assuring him that he his not neglecting the Earse as he knows your 22/05/1740

19 CL/B/6/10 CL/B/6/11 CL/B/6/12 CL/B/6/13 CL/B/6/14 CL/B/6/15 CL/B/6/16 Lordship would rather me lose Latin and Greek than lose it and commenting on his changing accents. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My very dear Cousin re absence of news of William Macgregor of Balhaldie, disgrace of the Duke of Argyll, departure of his [second] wife, watch set up by Lord Seaforth against cattle thieves, comments on Seaforth s lack of education, family and friends; 2 Letter from Lovat in Edinburgh to My dear Laird of Locheil re joining the Patriots in opposition to the Administration and his meeting with them, and that Argyle has made him support Macleod for Inverness-shire against Grant and his concern about the cost to him and the affront to us all should Grant win; 3 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Lochziel re Glenmorriston s votes in the disputed election between Macleod and Grant and asking for Lochiel s support Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil re social activities Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Laird of Lohiel about Macpherson of Cluny s wish to marry his daughter; see also CL/B/6/ Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Locheil re Macpherson of Cluny s wish to marry his daughter (Jenzie) and requesting Lochiel s advice as he (Lovat) is inclined to be in favour; see also CL/B/6/14, CL/B/6/16-18, CL/B/6/34. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Lochzeill asking him to visit to discuss Macpherson of Cluny s prososal to marry his daughter (Jenzie) and commenting on the jumble in England at Court and parliament ; see also CL/B/6/14, CL/B/6/15, CL/B/6/17-18, 22/05/ /06/ /01/ /05/ /01/ /02/ /02/ /03/1742

20 CL/B/6/17 CL/B/6/18 CL/B/6/19 CL/B/6/20 CL/B/6/21 CL/B/6/22 CL/B/6/34. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dearest Cousine reporting that the McIntoshes are madly angry at the proposed marriage between his daughter (Jenzie) and Macpherson of Cluny and that although he is minded to have the marriage in June this will not happen until Lochiel pays him a visit; see also CL/B/6/14-16, CL/B/6/18, CL/B/6/34. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill reporting that he has been seriously ill, that Cluny s affair cannot be concluded until after the Duke of Gordon s visit, that Macleod s report of events in France was of no interest given the state of his own poor Countrey ; see also CL/B/6/14-17, CL/B/6/34. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re Laird of Chisholm s sale of wood to the Preston Company and his attempt to cheat Lovat out of money, and entreating Lochiel to ensure that Chisholm s men working in his woods are not disturbed. Note: a small part of the letter is missing. Copy of Mr Neilson s letter to my Lord Lovat re the dispute with Chisholm. Note: the document is apparently incomplete. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My very dear Laird of Locheil re accident to my dear little Archie caused by flammable brandy in Lady Clunie s room, accusations by that raskall young Lentran of cattle stealing, sending Lochiel copies of his letters to McLeod. Copy of Lord Lovat s letter To The Laird of McLeod and My dear Mother s Chief [his mother Sibylla was 4 th daughter of John McLeod of McLeod] commenting on the Union between Scotland and England, citing Buchanan s translation of 137 th Psalm, commenting on his health, family and friends. 27/05/ /07/ /09/ / /11/ /12/1742

21 CL/B/6/23 CL/B/6/24 CL/B/6/25 CL/B/6/26 CL/B/6/27 CL/B/6/28 CL/B/6/29 CL/B/6/30 Copie Lord Lovat s Letter to the Laird of McLeod My Dr Moyrs Chief, [his mother Sibylla was 4 th daughter of John McLeod of McLeod] commenting on the Duke of Argyle s health and Lovat s attitude towards him. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dr Laird of Locheil, expressing pleasure that his house in Edinburgh is providing accommodation for Lochiel and his family, hoping for a good price for our Cattle next spring, and mentioning his daughter (Jenzie) and son-in-law Clunie. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Locheil commenting on the severe weather and that if the cattle do not bring a good price in the spring all the highlands will be ruind. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Cousin re a bill for 100 that Lochiel has sent him, his worries with creditors and determination to mortgage part of his estate. Copie Lord Lovats Letter, at Beaufort, to the Laird of McLeod re his severe illness, hoping that he (Lovat) keeps his integrity among the corruption of this age, re raid by armed men from Glengarry upon Grant s country in Urquhart, consequences re Disarming Act, re premium on Naval Stores and value of the vast woods on his estate. Letter from Lovat to Mr dear Laird of Locheill sending copy of his letter to McLeod and re draught sent to Lochiel. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil re illness in Lochiel s family, death of Duke of Hamilton and Lochiel s account of the Earl of Traquair. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Locheill, re severe weather, his determination to go to London to defend my property in an appeal to the Court of Session, errors of judgement made by 10/12/ /12/ /12/ /01/ /01/ /01/ /03/ /04/1743

22 CL/B/6/31 CL/B/6/32 CL/B/6/33 CL/B/6/34 CL/B/6/35 CL/B/6/36 monarchs past and present. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil re death of Lady McLeod, ingratitude of court of Hanover and another [?Jacobite] for his services, that only the French Court has treated him well, news of new Highland companies being raised. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill, re his lack of funds, possibility of war in Europe and dearth of experience in the King s armies. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil, regretting that despite his estate being the best in the Shyre of Inverness, he cannot pay off a bill which has fallen due, and re misfortune of Sir James Campbell [Lochiel s father-in-law] Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re birth of granddaughter, Distemper epidemic, re trouble in Semple s regiment, and fortunes of the Salmond Trade. See also CL/B/6/14-18, CL/B/6/24. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil, re death of Locheil s cousin Dungallon [Lochiel s brother Dr Archibald was married to Jean, sister of Alexander Cameron of Dungallon], news of peace between the French and Bavarians, urging Locheil to express himself freely to the bearer of the letter, his Chamberlain, presumably about Scotland s future, his resolve to defend his appeal against Chisholm. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort re visit by Laird of McLeod and Sir Alexander McDonald and conversation re murder of McEvanoig, that McDonald had sworn that if any of Locheil s men harmed his men and cattle going south he would raise as many men as possible and lead them to the heart of Locharkegg and urging Locheil to warn his men not to 15/04/ /05/ /06/ /06/ /06/ /07/1743

23 CL/B/6/37 CL/B/6/38 CL/B/6/39 CL/B/6/40 CL/B/6/41 CL/B/6/42 CL/B/6/43 CL/B/6/44 cause trouble. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Locheil re Earl of Traquair s impending marriage, re scheme to watch over Highland cattle headed by McDonell of Barrasdel, and begging Locheil to tell his men not to attack Sir Alexander McDonell s droves otherwise civil war will break out. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill advising his decision to put my Estate in Commissioners hands for payment of my debts, to go to London to defend the appeal by Chisholm and to find a fit man to travel with his son. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Cousin Locheil re his recent illness, his trip to London next month, and meeting between McLeod and Glengarry s family to prevent further cattle theft. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re his recent illness, and his resolve to settle his affairs. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re his visit to East Ross where he met families of Cromarty and Fowlis, Ross and Munro and felt assured of their friendship, also asking Lochiel to visit before he goes south. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort My dear Laird of Locheil, expressing concern about Locheil s silence. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil, expressing disappointment at Locheil s letter, that he is deferring his journey south until after McLeod s visit and another letter from Locheil. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re both Locheil s sons suffering from smallpox, visit by Lord President and others and discussion 08/07/ /07/ /08/ /08/ /09/ /09/ /09/ /09/1743

24 CL/B/6/45 CL/B/6/46 CL/B/6/47 CL/B/6/48 CL/B/6/49 CL/B/6/50 CL/B/6/51 about Lord Stair s resignation, after which the officers of the British Troops and many common soldiers wore black. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re his son s illness, following his decision not to go to London he is now awaiting Locheil s commands, and commenting on Earl of Traquair s marriage. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re illness in Locheil s family especially his eldest daughter, Beaufort crowded with visitors, loyalty of Laird of McIntosh, and that he is sending his son to St Andrews for his education; 2 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My very dear Cousin Locheill re death of Locheil s daughter, death of Duke of Argyle, disgrace of Earl of Stair the greatest Generall in Brittain. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil re family and friends, McLeod s friendship, and our great friend that you expect. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Lochiel re death of Duke of Argyle, McLeod s (and his) affront in this affair, several visitors, departure of his son-in-law and family for their new house. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re his son s recovery from illness, boisterous cold weather, his preparations to fight the Enemies of my Country and his fears that the French will turn insolent, that he longs for news of my dearest friend who is visiting his English mistress, reports of a prodigious large company at Cluny, extremely severe weather. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Lochiell noting that a law process has prevented Lochiel from 02/10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /10/ /11/ /11/1743

25 CL/B/6/52 CL/B/6/53 CL/B/6/54 CL/B/6/55 CL/B/6/56 CL/B/6/57 writing, and hoping that he has been able to discuss the affairs of our Country with the Laird of McLeod. Letter from Thomas Fraser at Gortuleg re entreaties by Lochiel for his kinsmen on the Duke of Gordon s Lochaber lands that the Duke s Commissioners attempts to implement rentals for these tenants, problems with the folks of Inverlochy, that he (Fraser) will deal with these people as fairly as he can; expressing regret at the death of Lochiel s eldest daughter. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheill re his full house, that he will contest Chisholm s appeal, friendship of Cromarty and others in East Ross, his son soon to go to St Andrews. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Lochiel that he is afraid the flourish of English pens is all the Relief our Country will get this year. But we must have patience till God deliver[s] us from slavery ; his son to St Andrews next week. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort re cows sent to various people, that he does not believe the story that John Roy Stuart turned double agent and spied on the Pretender in Rome, naming the authors of the story and asking Lochiel to investigate. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My very dear Laird of Locheill that he has sent a servant with a private letter re his affairs, also about unseasonably warm weather, his son s imminent departure for St Andrews, and his sentiments re a change in government. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My very dear Laird of Locheill re abduction of daughter of late Baillie William Fraser, Inverness by Frasers of Foyers and his fears of retribution (see also CL/B/6/59, 61), also hoping to meet Lochiel s father 17/11/ /11/ /11/ /11/ /12/ /01/1744

26 CL/B/6/58 CL/B/6/59 CL/B/6/60 CL/B/6/61 CL/B/6/62 in France, that John Roy Stuart has vindicated himself to McLeod, and expressing relief that Lochiel s return home has put an end to threats of strife between his and Glengarry s men; 2 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dear Laird of Locheil re his improved health, heavy snowfalls, his esteem for the Earl of Traquair and his suitability for the Restoration of the Libertys of his Country, expressing the wish that [Alexander] Cameron be allowed to take a church in the Lowlands, and his disgust at contemporary politics. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil, that the abduction affair is still costing him dear (see CL/B/6/57, 61), sending him copies of letters from McLeod and others, and urging him to visit in the wake of a visit from [the Duke of] Perth, otherwise entreating him to advise about the Noble Lord that is to come to this Country. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dearest Laird of Locheil that he intends to visit Edinburgh to consult physicians about his health, to see his two sons and bring home his daughter, and to visit the new Duke of Argyle, urging Lochiel to visit before he leaves, and his attempts to resolve the Foyers affair. Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My dear Laird of Locheil re heavy rains, triumphs of the French and the belief that the King plans an invasion in the south and that General Keith will come upon us from the North State of Foyers debt To The Lord Lovat, Memorial and State of James Fraser of Foyers with respect to the Debt due by him to Lord Lovat, amounting to 16, , with discussion of means of discharging the debt; unsigned; 2 26/01/1744 (?) 02/02/ /06/ /07/

27 CL/B/6/63 CL/B/6/64 CL/B/6/65 CL/B/6/66 Letter from Lovat at Beaufort to My Dearest Cousin Lochiel that he has resolved to leave this Country next month and begging him to visit before he leaves, commenting that Cluny has been given a company but that there is neither a Cameron nor a Fraser in the new Highland Regiment. Postscript of a letter from Lovat that his people are starving so he cannot sell any meal. Copy of Lord Lovat s Letter to the Laird of McLeod, addressed to My Dear mothers Cheiff [his mother Sibylla was 4 th daughter of John McLeod of McLeod] referring to a letter to him very recently, encouraging him to recover the honour of his country through Parliament and praising his honourable character and integrity. Letter [almost certainly] from Lovat to My dear Laird of Lochiel commenting on affairs in the House of Commons; unsigned. 10/07/1745 CL/B/7 22 nd Chief, Donald Cameron (born 1769, died 1832; Clan Chief ) CL/B/7/1 Correspondence. Note: 1 item in each case, CL/B/7/1/1 CL/B/7/1/ CL/B/7/1/1 Donald Cameron, London to Hugh Warrender, Edinburgh, requesting him to occasionally send particulars of his observations of the estate 26/01/1788 CL/B/7/1/2 CL/B/7/1/3 Donald Cameron, Strone to Colonel Cameron of Lochiel, Edinburgh, expressing disappointment that he is proceeding against Duncan Cameron of Fassfern, and re Achintore crofts Joseph Hood, Fort William to Donald Cameron, London reporting that bad weather has delayed sending certain to him 17/04/ /11/1813

28 CL/B/7/1/4 CL/B/7/1/5 CL/B/7/1/6 CL/B/7/1/7 CL/B/7/1/8 CL/B/7/1/9 CL/B/7/1/10 Joseph Hood, Moy to Donald Cameron, London re building work and various estate matters Joseph Hood, Moy to Donald Cameron, London re visit by Mr Campbell MacIntosh s sons and others to take an enfeoffment (?) over the estate, settlement of disputes among tenants, hope that he will soon visit the estate. Joseph Hood, Moy to Donald Cameron with statement of rent on certain farms, and comments on rents and arrears Joseph Hood, Moy to Donald Cameron, London re payment for cattle, whisky sent to him, Loch Arkaig farm, Hood s offer for Annat Joseph Hood, Moy to Donald Cameron, London re his offer for farm of Annat, sheep sales and need for a shepherd Alex Fraser, Lincoln s Inn Fields, London to Lochiel re lease of Lundavra Jo Stuart to Donald Cameron, Paris re price of cattle, rentals, his absence from the estate 05/07/ /07/ /10/ /01/ /02/ /04/ /11/1822 CL/B/7/1/11 Copies of correspondence between Alexander Maclean, Edinburgh and Robert Peel, Whitehall, London re church at Corran of Ardgour and question of ministers for Corran and Ballachulish churches 15/04/ /05/1829 CL/B/7/1/12 CL/B/7/2 Letter from Ewen Cameron, Fassfern re the Duke s Ground Officer and fishers at the time the Duke fished; 1 item Army notebook small shorthand-style notebook containing rough notes of Regimental orders, names of officers; second last page missing 05/07/ /06/ /03/1795 CL/B/7/3 Marriage articles between Donald Cameron and Miss Ann Abercromby (copy), another copy addressed to Ewen Cameron of Fassfern; 2 12/05/ /08/1814

29 CL/B/7/4 CL/B/7/4/1 CL/B/7/4/1/1 CL/B/7/4/1/2 CL/B/7/4/1/3 CL/B/7/4/2 CL/B/7/4/3 CL/B/7/4/4 Case against Allan Cameron of Erracht re his attempt to purchase three estate farms, including Erracht. The case was brought, and won by Lochiel s trustees. See The Camerons by John Stewart of Ardvorlich pp State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator, The Right Honourable Henry Dundas, &c Trustees of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, Pursuers against Alan Cameron of Erracht, Defender, with numerous statements by witnesses and productions for both sides; printed and bound document; 1 item State of the Process of Reduction and Declarator, The Right Honourable Henry Dundas, &c Trustees of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, Pursuers against Alan Cameron of Erracht, Defender, with numerous statements by witnesses and productions for both sides; printed and bound document; 1 item. Note: a small note, probably by Donald Hamish Cameron, of errors on 2 pages is enclosed. Incomplete printed document State of Process of Reduction and Declaration, Trustees of Donald Cameron against Alan Cameron of Erracht; pp1-17, and pages following p168 missing; 1 item Decreet of Reduction and for Expences. The Trustees of Donald Cameron of Lochiel Esquire against Allan Cameron Esqr; bound, handwritten document; 1 item Summons of Red n & Declarator, Dundas &c Agt Cameron, handwritten document (copy); 2 Memorial for The Trustees of Donald Cameron of Lochiel, handwritten document; c /03/ /03/ /03/1794 c

30 CL/B/7/4/5 Memorandum of Questions perhaps necessary to be asked of the Country witnesses on their cause of knowledge, handwritten document (undated); 3 CL/B/7/5 CL/B/7/6 CL/B/7/7 CL/B/7/7/1 CL/B/7/7/2 CL/B/7/8 CL/B/7/9 Donald Cameron of Lochiel against Mrs Ann Abercromby or Cameron, and Others, Summons of Declarator, &c, re payments by Trustees, printed document; 1 item Sir Ewen Cameron, &c against Donald Cameron, Information for Pursuers against Donald Cameron and his son, Defenders, re debts upon the Estate, printed document; 1 item Donald Cameron of Lochiel and Donald Cameron, younger of Lochiel against Colonel Alexander Macdonell of Glengarry, re disputed lands of Glenkingie, Glenlochquoich &c Donald Cameron of Lochiel and Donald Cameron, younger of Lochiel against Colonel Alexander Macdonell of Glengarry, re disputed lands of Glenkingie, Glenlochquoich &c, Minute for Defenders, printed document; 1 item Copy letter by Glengarry to Donald Cameron and his son (yielding most of his law plea) with covering note by their solicitor, James Arnott WS; 1 item Lochiel, Declarator and Entail bound volume of handwritten and printed documents, re settlement of Deed of Entail of the Estate of Lochiel Legal documents Conveyance in Trust, Donald Cameron of Lochiel and his Trustees to Robert Dundas and others (1809), Memorial for Colonel D Cameron of Lochiel for Committee of County of Inverness re Loch Lochy road (1812), draft Memorial for Donald Cameron re his conveyance of the estate to Trustees in 1791 (1817), Contract of Agreement between Donald Cameron and his Trustees defining his rights (1818), Deed 04/05/ /04/ /01/ /04/ /04/ /01/ /05/ /07/ /03/1819

31 CL/B/7/10 of Obligation Donald Cameron of Lochiel and Donald Cameron Younger in favour of Ewen Cameron and Duncan Cameron [Trustees] (1818), Heads of Memorandums from D Cameron of Lochiel to Mr Fraser by way of Instructions for Information of Mr Mackenzie (undated); 12 Seal and certificate from Lyon King of Arms certifying that the Ensigns Armorial of Donald Cameron of Lochiel are matriculated in the Public Registers of the Lyon Office; handwritten document, with arms in watercolour in margin, to which is attached small circular metal case; 1 item 24/02/1795 CL/B/8 Anne Abercromby, wife of Donald Cameron, 22 nd Chief (born?, died 17/09/1844, daughter General Sir Ralph Abercromby). See also CL/B/11/1/1, CL/B/11/ CL/B/8/1 CL/B/9 CL/B/9/1 Letter from her son Donald at Achnacarry re his activities (18/09/1811), List of Plate left to her Daughters (1844), The disputed paper a form of will expressing her wishes re disposal of property (copy, undated; see also CL/B/10/1), letter, apparently addressed to her mother, from Mary Anne her elder daughter re visit with her husband (undated, see CL/B/9); 5 Mary Anne Cameron, elder daughter of Donald Cameron, 22 nd Chief (born 18XX, died 1850). See also CL/B/11/1/2, CL/B/11/4. Contract of Marriage and related papers marriage between Mary Anne and John Hay (Lord John Hay) three extracts, Instrument of Sasine in favour of the Trustees for Lord John and Lady Mary Hay (1846), Act and Decree appointing two Trustees under the Trust created by the Antenuptial Contract of Marriage (1892), Memorandum re winding up Trust created under Contract of Marriage and latter to Lochiel from Ralph Cameron; /09/ /01/1894