Genealogy of The Clan Gregor - 24 - The Duncansons and Charlisons |
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[1] Not recorded but implied by 'Duncansons'
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Obit: 1494, July 24. Death of Terloch Keir; son of Duncan Macgregor [3] Obit: 1491. March 10. Death of John Duncanson MacGregor at Bellicht, he was buried in Inchadin on the north side of the Great Altar.
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Obit: 1515, April. Death of Gregor Duncanson, at Roro
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BBT obit: 1494-05-16 Duncan Charlissoun Lochdochard (probably son of Terloch Keir 24/7/1494) [6] The existence of Robert as a son of Charles kerr is implied by Duncan bane Macrob Vcearlich, no 88 in 1590 list [8] Obit: 1522 Nov. 6. Death of Duncan McOlchallam VcKerlich at Drumcharre.
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26th October 1484. The Lords decree and deliver that Johne Stewart, Robert Menzeis, Robert M'Nare, Alexr. Finlawsoun M'Gillomartin, Donald M'Giltairr, Johne Rede Mengies, Finlaw Croy, Finlaw M'Amdy, Finlaw M'Nare, Robert Rede, Finlaw M'Antalzor, Fand Millar, Andro Finlysoun, Duncan Campbell, Marion Campbell, Gregor Duncanson, Duncan Charlisson, and the remnant or rest of the tenants and inhabitants of the land of Aberfeldy and Dalrawer, shall consent and pay to William of Rothune of that Ilk, Knight, the iiialis of the third of the two part of the lands of the Lordship of Weyme of the Whitsunday term gone past, and also that the said persons, with the tenants foresaid, shall content and pay to the said Sir William the ' malis ' and dewties of the two part of the land of the said lordship of ' Weyme ' of the said Whitsunday term, pertaining to him by reason of assignation of a Rev. father, William, Bishop of Aberdeen, Sir Mungo ' Lokert,' Mr ' Dauid ' Cuperdale, and Mr Alex. Tower, Archdean of Dunkeld ; and ordains that the bailies there to distrain said persons and tenants their lands and goods for the said malis, and they were lawfully summoned to personally appear, and having been oftimes called and did not compeer." — Acts of the Lords of Council^ Civil Cases. [11] 1448 charter Witnesses: Alan Stewart, granter's brother, Peter McGregor of Sronmelachan,[The chief, died 1461] John Johnston, [wanting] Campbell, Ewar Duncanson, [Probably Eoghan Duncanson], Duncan Vean, David, chanter of Lismore, and sir Gavin, curate of Dysart. [13] Obit: 1505 Oct. 20. Death of Ewine MacGregor, son of Gregor Duncanson in Roro. [14] 16 March 1549/50. (GD112/24/5/1). Remission by Archibald, earl of Argyle, justice general, in favour of Dougall Makolcallum McKerlycht, ..., Archibald McCowill McKerlycht, John Dow McCowill McKerlycht, Malcolm McKerlycht Gillepatrik, .... in Ardewnane Gleneglas, indwellers in Braidalbane. 1552 June 26. John Gour McDuncan VcAlexander Kayr were murdered by Alexander Menzies. 1552 June 26. Murder of Gregor, Clerk by Ewine McDuncan VcGour de Roro and buried in Straythfelen. |
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1464 witnesses : John Duncanson McEver [or McEven], Ewan ["Eugenius"] McCorll, Celestine McGillechan, John McEven ["Eugenii"], John Mc[..]card, John McGore, and John McAlpin with many others. Witnesses to this present instrument: Celestine McEver [or McEven], vicar of the church of St. Martin, Dugald McEver [or McEven], and John Duncanson McEver [or McEven]. Notary: Donald McGil[leroi?], priest of the diocese of Argyll. [Listed as no. 2 of Inventory no. 13 infra.] |
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Comments by Neil MacGregor |