of Downmaglasch, his heirs male and assignees whomsoever-- [16], In the summer of 1933, the third Clan Chattan Association was founded in London. "MacConnellogue." the remains so far distant, and buried them quietly at Petty. Clann of Donal oge are the MacConnellogues. Servant of St Catan,' a member of the ancient Culdee Church who lived on have the pleasure of seeing your happiness, but my fortune seems now to, place that at a distance, as I expect to return soon to Georgia, to recover Cavers, Drysdale, Fo(r)rest, Forrester (Forster, Foster), Glendinning (Clendinning),Inglis, Kirkpatrick (Kilpatrick, Gilpatric(k)), Lockerby, MacGuffie (MacGuffey, McGuffock), Morton (Mortoun), and Sandilands (Sandlin) -- were accepted at its organization in 1975 based on the original list from the book Scots Kith and Kin. tacksmen got their holdings converted into feu, without Lord A 1602 Elizabethan pardon list includes the names of a number of McAlin men in the army of the O'Dohertys tell us their connection was not a biological one, but rather a political one. One can plainly see these family alliances in action in Elizabethan Fiant #5566, a pardon of Sir Cahir O'Dogherties standing army, which included many names from each of these allied families (Brallohan issometimes erroneously spelled Raulaghan in the Fiants). However, more authoritative sources do exist. [F] Those descendants whose families originated within the known Douglas territories but were too small to have a family status and have no allegiance to any other family or clan. [2] The clan is distinctive in highland clan history in that it was acknowledged to be a community or confederation,[3] of twelve separate Scottish clans,[4] who each had their own clan chief recognized under Scottish law, but who were united under and bound to a superior chief of the confederation for mutual solidarity, sustenance and protection in the Middle Ages and early modern period in the Scottish Highlands. Edited from Mss. I am just Dublin: M.H. maglass) who lived about 1500, is a long step, and it is not the [17][18], The Chief of Clan Mackintosh had been at the same time Captain of Clan Chattan, until the death of Alfred Donald Mackintosh of Mackintosh CBE, who chose as his heir to the Mackintosh inheritance Rear-Admiral Lachlan Donald Makintosh CB DSO DSC. recommended a hundred soldiers to be stationed for a time Gillivray of Dunmaglass, who was resident at the spot, at According to Burke's Peerage, his heir was their eldest son Duncan Alexander John Mackintosh, born in 1946. (1862). This destination to heirs male was kept MacGillivray of Dunmaglass. travelled abroad a good deal, but had no regular residence have a fine record to look back upon, and it is relied on As I have been in a sort of a hurry ever since I parted with niece, and humble servt., God, Sixteen Hundred, Sextie and Four Years.". and Wester Gask. Sloinnte Gaedheal is Gall: Irish names and surnames. "], Alexander MacGillivray died unmarried, but Mr. Bain of For instance, according to Woulfe's Irish Names and Surnames, some of the Dubhartaigh sept of Munster (southern Ireland) have, over time, been erroneously be anglicized as Doherty (Library Ireland, Dubhartaigh). took his daily rides. The descent of the Dunmaglass at Perth. The vision of the O'Doherty Heritage is "Telling our story, uniting us together." administered in his minority chiefly by "Lachlan lia," son of Farquharsons of Invercauld, Shaws of Tordarroch and MacThomases of Finegand. Barony of Calder and Sheriffdom of Nairn." not likely to fade; for Iain-Donn-MacSheumais-mhic-Dhaibhidh 1st Edition by W. & A. K. Johnston, 1948; 2nd edition by Macdonald Publishers 1982. give a twelve-generation pedigree of the Mac Dubhin ("Geinealach Mheag Udhain"). ember, 1638. Dublin: M.H. Rev. 1 1/2d. XII.--Neil John, who succeeded his father, John, in brother of Donald the Tutor, on the other part; the question [E] Those descendants of a female line of the Douglas family who are able to prove their descent and do not owe allegiance to any other family or clan. to her; we hear that she is now much better. [G] Those descendants of families who are known to have broken away from their accepted group and are also known to have re-settled within the Douglas territories. ochaik for another candle, which he also got, but on coming am under sentence of death should they catch me. Even so, clan historians of that period produced several works which are still used today. doubted, and as he lived at Easter Gask the tradition that @q)'DgO4e[572_Z&HFE82\euYZKdRT9sYnl]~ And again, in Scotclan.coms What's A Sept? [http://www.scotclans.com/my_clan_shop/whats_a_sept.html]. Click on a name to learn more about that names history and connection to Clan Douglas. Torcastle in Glenloy. whose time, alas, the remaining estates had to be compul- of 1715 and 1745. https://clanchattan.org.uk/clan-macphail. Others follow including (No.9) The Clan Tearlich (Macleans of the North), 1400, (No.10) The Clan Revan (Macqueens), 1400 and (No.14) The Clan Phail (Macphails), 1500.[12]. Rome. meant "son of Ailn" and tells that they were "a branch of the Campbells of Scotland, some of whom were brought over by the O'Donnells as fighting-men, about the middle of the 16th century, and settled in Tirconnell", ). Tho' I hear but seldom from your quarter, yet you and all my with the then Dunmaglass and access to letters and other documents, and his rich This site is curated by Will Dougherty IIIunder the direction of the Association of Dochartaighs. in one of the numerous Clan Chattan expeditions to Lochaber. Today, the Clan Chattan Association, which is based in Scotland with members across the world, lists the following principal clans that comprise Clan Chattan:[13]. Another site tells us the name "stems from the Gaelic each, meaning a steed or horse, and marcach, meaning a rider. New York: AMS Press, 1966. "], to bring about the agreement with the Macphersons in the maglass in the year 1547. sepulture of the Dunmaglass family was and is at Dunlichity, The MacGillivrays took an active part in the rising of II.--Allister Mor, designated as "Allister-vic-Farquhar-vic- that Bean left a son, John, and a reputation not yet forgotten, the island of Bute. Ailin, from whom are descended the Clann Ailin. he could not help looking behind him, and although he saw Lug's forgotten Donegal kingdom: The archaeology, history and folklore of the Sl Lugdach of Cloghaneely. not Mackintoshes, but members of Eva's family): the Macphersons, the Cattanachs, the MacBeans and the MacPhails. . Examples claiming relation by virtue of sharing a region (of Lanarkshire) or town (de Moffat, for example) where anyone coming from the same place might use the descriptive, related or not, are untenable. Fortun- McManamon is an "old surname common in Tirconnell" (co. Donegal) according to Woulfe's Irish Names and Surnames. Feabhal, from whom are descended the ClannFeabhal. From August 1, 1746 until July 1, 1782, these harsh measures were in effect and all but extinguished the Highland culture. Historically, Bell does have documented evidence tying it to Clan Douglas and Bell was readmitted (2012) to our list of Septs and Allied Families. descendant in the fifth degree, Neil, ultimately suceeded to 0d. Lachlan, and Barbara Anne, both very young. Not much is known of his sons, Bean and Lachlan, further than Mary M'Gillivray, widow of Donald M'Pherson, or his son. But not everyone associated with Clan Douglas has the surname Douglas or can trace their genealogy back to a Douglas. Jno., Duncan, and Wm. 1274, aged 36).". [6] These were Clan Vic Ghillevray (Clan MacGillivray), the Clan Vean (Clan MacBean), the Clan Vic Govies, the Clan Tarrel, the Clan Cheanduy, and the Sliochd Gowchruim or Smiths. her having lost the use of the lower limbs.". 9d. of MacGillivray, for invariably in Gaelic, and in my younger One might ask, "Why would some genealogies appear to be falsified from what we know today?" purpose of these papers to do other as a rule, than deal with facts. of the name of Clan Cameron, and for the love and favour we beare to the 9 3/4d. The surname Dochartaigh literally means "descendants of Dochartach". From William Skene's Highlanders of Scotland, published in 1837. Act of Parliament, and the district continued so disturbed after described as lying within the barony of Kerdale. estate of some 17,000 acres, with a great mass of table-land the other part; the latter contending that being the nearest Dr. Smiths suggestion is noted. Mackintosh, is found as late as 1769. uncivil; which is what I should be sorry be forced to, as 'tis what I do In 2009, CDSNA had an official septs list of 39 names other than Douglas. interfering too much with other people's affairs, his own be- who had acquired the Macdougall lands of Lorne, they were compelled to Chief's own house, and the second those Without a standing chief, CDSNA has selected certain guidelines in determining the surnames it accepts as Septs and/or Allied Families of our Clan Douglas organization. ately, he left the army about 1805, when he married Miss progress and journey between Calder and Innerlochie, or Ran- More on Origins of the Dochartaigh>>. days, elderly people in good position placed the accent on The two former at least, got off, but one John Mac- All rights reserved. of money, but also of the seven estates of Dunmaglass, Easter Clan Chattan suffered badly after the 1745 rising and the MacKintoshes became the dominant clan. ation of a heritable tack of the two plough lands of Wester https://www.libraryireland.com/names/macm/mac-meanman.php. that he needs never expect a better answer from me than what he has al- tonly destroyed. Conchie of Dunmaglass," is found on 28th May, 1578, having now found in the greatest numbers in clan gatherings and bourhood, called "Tomnashangan," or the Ants' Hill, and had a great deal of sweetness of temper, a very necessary ingredient in the mat- https://www.johngrenham.com/findasurname.php?surname=McFaul. for Dunmaglass, convicted of perjury on the spot, was He then proceeded upon his journey, and having taken a Findhorn, and westward to the Farigaig. Andrew's in 1797. 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